Ann Hauser Tops City Womens Bowling Mark With 598
Ann Hauser rolled a 598 series matching the all time city women’s high, totaling 175 200 228 in the Crystal Tower league at Recreation Club. Her 160 average, six strikes, four spares, and three misses in three games led the effort as Crystal Tower posted 2513 for the night, with many other high scores listed for the club’s standings.
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Mrs. Hauser
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Ann
Freida Wuetrich
Louise Ruf
Leona Gruenwald
Kate Yost
Rees Construction
Goetz Theatres
Monroe Shoe Store
Eugene Hotel
Bonus Rule Ban Voted by Chandler
The major voted to junk the highi cosial bonus rule today with Commissioner A B Chandler casting the decisive ballot. The American voted to repeat the rule, the National to St Neth iainor leagues, who voted to keep the rule last week in their convention at Baltimore, now will be polled again, this time by mail. The rule will remain in effect until 10 days after the minors vote to discard it. If they vote to retain it, it remains on the books. Under the rule a player who received more than $6 000 his first year in organized baseball, either as a salary or as an inducement to sign a contract, from a minor league or a top minor club could not be sent on for more experience with out waivers.
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St. Neth
Baltimore
Woodruff Returns as Baylor Head Coach in Texas
Waco Texas reports Bob Woodruff resumes role as Baylor University head football coach after settling dispute with former athletic director Ralph Wolf. The move ends a period of controversy and clears the way for new season preparations.
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Bob Woodruff
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Ralph Wolf
Two Fives Tied In Major Bowling
The city major bowling league first round ends with Frozen Foods and Clinic Pharmacy tied for first at 600. Frozen Foods won eight of last nine games, Clinic teams seven of nine. No roll-off planned. Leader George L. Redman posted high single 257 and high three 630 with 193 average.
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Vic Carson
Ed. Pickett
William Rees
Lou Hackle
Arnold H. Mueller
George Wenger
E .Myers
EB. H. Benober
Hervey J. Hoesig
W. J
Delbert Share
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T. P. Albert
Elmer Kasten
John F. Shager
Arnold Rohrer
Richard W. Bahr
Don Jones
Don Lovelace
C. E. Baumle
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H. B. Caradine
Issa
Louis Toyed Through Two Exhibition Bouts
Louis Toyed Through Two Exhibition Bouts with Irish Johnny Flynn of Rochester and Roscoe Toles of Detroit. The former heavyweight king weighed about 225 pounds, Flynn around 210, and Toles 225, in a session described as financially driven more than a fist fight.
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Packers Schedule Four League Games at Home
Green Bay officials announced a tentative National American football league plan for next season. Each club would play 12 games, six at home and six away, increasing the Packers home games to four. The schedule would limit Milwaukee league games to two in 1950.
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Badger Contenders Tourney Highlights Tonight in Wisconsin
Wisconsin boxing fans await the 16th annual contenders tournament finals with eight bouts on the card. Gene Diamond faces Don Merrill in 125 pounds and Dick Burris meets Tom Zamzow at 130. Wallace Merrick meets Sam Costanza at 135, Ted McNeal clashes Eric Werren at 145, Wayne Hoffman fights Walt Nichols at 155, Dick Rowland faces Dick Murphy at 165, Don Schuster meets Claude Koontz at 175, and heavyweight Gerald Meath battles Gordon Rowing.
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Portage
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Tom Zamzow
Wallace Merrick
Rhine- Jander
Sam Costanza
Chicago
Ted_ McNeal
Milwaukee
Eric Werren
Blue Mounds
Wayne Hoffman
Cedarsburg
Walt Nichols
Dick Rowland
Stoughton
Dick Murphy
Don Schuster
Claude Koontz
Gerald Meath
New Richmond
Gordon Rowing
Big Ten Teams Seek Fourth Straight Wins Tonight
Big Ten teams Indiana and Bradley aim for a fourth straight victory as Indiana hosts Arkansas and Bradley welcomes Texas Christian. Michigan tops Butler 73 48 while Illinois beats Arkansas 65 53. Illinois seeks rematch with Oklahoma after a 55 47 loss. Northwestern meets Notre Dame in Chicago. Minnesota hosts Iowa State. Purdue helps dedicate Bradley’s fieldhouse in Peoria. Iowa travels to Cleveland to face Western Reserve. Wisconsin plays Marquette in Milwaukee.
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Pro Basketball Rule May Be Short Lived
AAP survey of top college coaches shows strong disapproval of the rule granting a fouled team both a free shot and ball possession in the final two minutes. Some coaches favor waiting before judging the rule’s impact on intentional fouling.
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Associated Press
Pro Grid Teams To Be Equalized in New NFL Setup
Commissioner Bert Bell outlines an equalized division plan for the new National American football league. Twelve teams plus Baltimore Colts form two divisions with six teams each. Each team plays intra division opponents twice, one inter-division rival game, and Colts once, with one bye weekly. Exibition games within a division will not be permitted.
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Bert Bell
Bell
Baltimore Colts
Colts
Chicago
New York
Olf
All Americans Cool Toward Pro Football
New York reports that only Notre Dame tackle Jim Martin plans to pursue pro football while four others vow not to play for money or doubt their path. Players cite merger uncertainty as a reason to stay amateur with Clayton Tonemaker of Minnesota calling the new climate “the quick easy money is gone” and joking about a PE degree as a fallback.
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New York
Jim Martin
Notre Dame
Clayton Tonemaker
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Plans Railway Project in Sicily Approved for Ten Years
Rome discloses a ten year plan costing 33,458,000,000 lire about 55,763,000 dollars to modernize Sicily railways including electrification. The transport ministry announced the plan to upgrade war damaged lines and improve service. Man made static is defined as interference from motors and spark producing devices.
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Sicily
Transport Ministry
Mitchells Cagers Grid for Stoughton
Mitchells Cagers travel to Stoughton for a Friday conference game before Christmas. Monroe sits tied atop the standings with Baraboo, Reedsburg, Wis Dells, and Fort Atkinson, while Stoughton shows fifth with Monroe aiming for revenge after last year’s three losses. Ernie Vogler led Monroe in those games with 74 points across three meetings.
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Reedsburg
Wis Dells
Fort Atkinson
Monroe
Vikings
Ernie Vogler
Pro Grid All-Stars Parade Adds to NFL Championship Clash
Five of the 1949 Associated Press all-pro football stars will be on display as the Philadelphia Eagles meet the Los Angeles Rams in the National League championship clash. Eagles stars Steve Van Buren and Pete Pihos, plus Ram QB Bob Waterfield, center Freddie Naumetz, and tackle Dick Huffman, heighten the expected explosive showdown.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia Eagles
Los Angeles Rams
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Pete Pihos
Eagles
Ram
Bob Waterfield
Freddie Naumetz
Dick Huffman
Fish and Game Experts Meet at Madison for Midwestern Conference
Fish and game experts gathered at the University of Wisconsin Madison today for the opening sessions of the annual Midwest wild life conference. Topics include water pollution upland game birds fur bearers deer waterfowl habitat development federal aid and conservation education.
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Heath
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Ed Stanky Happy To Work for Leo Durocher
Ed Stanky, the fiery infielder, said he was happy to be back with Leo Durocher after a trade from the Boston Braves to the New York Giants. Stanky noted the move surprised him but did not come as a shock, asserting loyalty to every manager and 15 years in the game despite earlier tensions with Durocher.
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Swobule
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Stanky
Durocher
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Braves
Michigan Doe Fawn Kill Below Expectation
Michigan hunters posted a poor deer take in the first extensive Michigan season ending Saturday. In a 10 day western district hunt about 11 000 hunters killed under 3200 animals. Deer experts fear the low harvest will not relieve crop damage. Some private land posting occurred but did not significantly lower the take. Snow aided tracking in open areas but blocked some woods roads. An average freight car capacity is 52 26 tons.
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Ieeaaeaiatsonra
Department
Giants Braves Trade Sparks Big League Swap Debate
Baseball observers debate who benefited from the New York Giants and Boston Braves mega trade. The Braves sent Alvin Dark and Eddie Stanky to the Giants for Sid Gordon Willard Marshall Buddy Kerr and Sam Webb, a deal seen as pivotal alongside other major moves including Gerry Priddy to Detroit for 100000 and Browns cash. Advocates note Gordon and Marshall's 38 home runs versus the Giants’ added speed and defense, while others argue the Giants gained balance with Dark and Stanky's infield prowess.
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Buddy Kerr
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Shequer
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Now Living Longer Population Shifts in United States
New York reports that about 6.8 percent are 65 or older, up from 2.7 percent in 1860. Projections show the share reaching 3.2 percent by century's end. In Alaska Fairbanks, gold dredges larger than a two story house mine the Frost Bay area.
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United States
Fairbanks
Alaska
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