Big 10 Teams Hit Non conference Card in Chicago
Four Big 10 basketball teams duel non conference foes to lift the league’s .764 mark against outsiders. Ohio State meets Cornell at East Lansing while Michigan hosts Harvard. At Town City, Iowa Hawkeyes play Oregon after Loyola Chicago’s 70 to 53 win over the Ducks, and Wisconsin faces Rutgers in the late game. Michigan also eyes a Big 7 tourney clash with Missouri in Kansas City.
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Chicago
Ohio State
Cornell
East Lansing
Mich
Michigan
Harvard
Town City
Hawkey
Oregon
Ducks
Loyola of Chicago
Wisconsin
Rutgers
Kansas City
Missouri
New Buffalo Bills Name Acting Proxy
Buffalo Bills elect T O'Neill a utility executive president of the new club, aiming for a sound organization and capable management until an NFL franchise is secured. Louisiana loses Jesse Yates to a fractured collarbone in Sugar Bowl preparations with Oklahoma. Wilkinson voices concern as Oklahoma football players reopen Sugar Bowl practice.
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Louisiana
YATES
Baton Rouge
Jesse Yates
Louisiana State University
Oklahoma
New Jeans
Tinsley
Wilkinson
Biloxi
Miss
Bud Wilkinson
Wisconsin Missed Funds From Split License Change
Wisconsin’s failure to separate small and big game licenses cost about 180000 last year. A 1948-49 deer tag total would have boosted Pitman Robertson funds and moved Wisconsin higher in license totals. the state ranked eighth in licenses sold at 421343 and fourth in duck stamp sales at 101882.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Department of the Interior
Pitman-Robertson
Holidays Brighten Albany Kinfolk Travel and Visits
Albany residents and relatives kept busy over the holidays with visits to former homes in Orange City and Beloit, while students and teachers from Madison to Milwaukee pursued festive travel and winter plans. Families including the Heitzmans and Atkin look to the season, with Jon and Richard joining relatives in Beloit and Madison.
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Gerald Heitzman
Orange City
Heitzman
Ileth
Ruth Murwin
Walworth
Jesse Smith
Linden
Marcella Albers
North Freedom
Connie
Dubuque
Potosi
Alice Barton
Arnold Kruth
LaPeer
Mich
Kruth
Walter Kean
Kathryn
Margaret
Riverside
Ill
Atkinson
Robert Atkin
Richard
William Sweeney
Beloit
Franc Benkett
Madison
Charles Silver
Leola
S. D
al Silver
Ettles
Silver
Ernestine Malkow
Arthur
Evansville
Elmer Malkow
Duane Dixon
Danis
OS Christmas
Sushen
Family Cagers Play Opened in Wilson Tournament
The national family basketball tourney opens in Wilson North Carolina with sixteen teams entered all comprising close relatives on each squad. The event marks the start of a unique competition where every team is made up of family members.
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Wilson, N.C
Rose Bowl tales of glory and scandal in Pasadena
In Pasadena, the Rose Bowl era shows its serious side amid the Bowl’s age, yet this season’s lead up to January 2 features whispers of coach changes and sideline dissension. Ohio State and California clash as Buckeyes coach West Fesler reportedly contemplates resignation while athletic director Dick Larkins confronts the rumors and a whirl of behind the scenes drama at Ciros during the Rose Bowl buildup.
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Gridiron Giants
Pasadena
Cali
Ohio State
California
West Fesler
Buckeye
Fesler
Buckeyes
Dick Larkins
Larkins
Riclemen Leing
Ciros
Murakowski
Swiss Sports Center To Open This Winter
Swiss toboggan track resumes after two year lapse funding by the Swiss government 30000 francs per season. Fred MacCarthy former United States skeleton captain named secretary of St Moritz tobogganing club with Lora Brabazon as president. A two day skeleton derby planned for Cresta Run on January 19 and 20 with possible speeds near eighty miles per hour.
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Marine Swry— Presa Ad
Fred MacCarthy
United States
St. Moritz
Lora Brabazon
Tare
Pot of Gold for Year Tabulated in PGA Tour
Golf pros set a record 625000 prize pool across about 40 PGA tourneys in 1950. The season opens January 6 with the Los Angeles event and climaxes in October, with 21 major events offering 425000. New entrants include Marvin Ward among 20 approved players.
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Chicago
Tom O'Shanter Club
George Schneiter
Professional Golfers’ Association
Columbus
PGA
California
New York
Schneiter
Marvin Ward
U. S
Tar Heels Arrive in Dallas for Cotton Bowl Week
The Tar Heels led by Coach Carl Snavely arrive with 53 players for a Dallas Cotton Bowl week. They expect to face Rice and are prepared as underdogs in next Monday's bowl clash. Also noted are last night scores Indianapolis 89 Anderson 82 and tonight's schedule including Tri City at Fort Wayne and New York at Philadelphia.
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Indianapolis
Anderson
Tri-City
Fort Wayne
Baltimore
Minneapolis
New York
Philadelphia
Syracuse
Washington
Chicago
Waterloo
CAR Heels
Dallas
North Carolina
Tar Heels
Carl Snavely
Rice
State tests 150000 scales. 7359 required adjustments
Magison state department of agriculture announced that 150000 scales and measures were tested this fiscal period. Of these, 7359 items needed adjustments, reflecting ongoing oversight by state and city sealer programs.
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State Department of Agriculture
Langston's 574 Tops Pin Efforts
Rose Langston led Langston's 574 with a 197 207 170 series while Katherine Thacker posted 516 and others contributed. The Old Style league dominated with a 2835 team total including a 1001 game as Norton Greenwald Kasten Mielke and Lee all bowled 500 plus games.
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Rose Langston
Powerhouse
Katherine Thacker
Esther Kubly
Frieda Wuethrich
Norton
Greenwald
Kasten
Mielke
Lee
Badger
Kubly
Style Shop
Lee's
Ludlow
Haworth’s
Barn Raising Completes Fire-Rebuild At Cadiz Farm
Fifteen neighbors joined Frieda Wuethrich Esther Ku Hazel Wueth rich and Wil Peterson to finish a 36 by 87 barn at Mrs. Ja cob Stuessy’s Cadiz township farm. The frame was up Monday, with completion by 10 am yesterday, replacing a fire-destroyed building from Nov. 7. The farm, now owned by Herman A. Stuessy, has Raymond Sonnenburg tenants. Nineteen cows and a calf perished in the blaze. cause undetermined.
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Jacob Stuessy
Cadiz Township
Raymond Sonnenburgs
Critics in Manhattan Vote for All the King's Men
New York film critics, a group of 17 from metropolitan newspapers, named All the King's Men best motion picture of 1949. Olivia de Havilland won best actress for The Heiress, Broderick Crawford best actor for All the King's Men, and Carol Reed earned best director for The Fallen Idol.
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New York
Olivia de Haviland
Broderick Crawsford
Carol Reed
Moffett, 86, Gulf States Steel Leader, Dies in Alabama
Charles A. Moffett rose from pattern maker to president of Gulf States Steel Co. He died of a heart attack while visiting a son in Gadsden, Alabama. He lived in Birmingham. In Montgomery, Blue-Gray game previews note Notre Dame tackle Sus Cifelli and Tulane back Eddie Price as captains for the northern and southern squads.
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C.A. Moffett
Gadsden
Ala
Charles A. Moffett
Gulf States Steel Co
Yes Moffett
Birmingham
Montgomery
Notre Dame
Tulane
Sus Cifelli
Eddie Price
Indonesia's Independence Whittles Holland's Empire
Dewitt MacKenzie reports on Indonesia declaring self rule, reducing Dutch empire to Surinam and the Dutch holdings overseas. The piece notes American support, Marshal Plan aid, and Holland losing control of oil rubber and spices to natives while retaining some investments. It covers Surinam's size and population and contrasts empire decline with continuing Dutch interests abroad.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
New York
United States of
Indonesia
Batavia
Holland
Ain
Netherlands
Britain
America
Holand
Netherlands West Indies
Surinam
Atlantic
South America
British Guiana
French Guiana
England
Breda
New Netherlands
Guiana
Dewey May Retire From Public Life After 1950 Term
New York Times reports Gov. Thomas E. Dewey likely to retire temporarily at end of current term. Political writer Warren Moscow cites two developments: Dewey to lecture at Princeton in February and April, and a plan to appoint Charles Breitel to the supreme court of the first judicial district. The moves signal an elder statesman role before stepping down on December 31, 1950.
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New York
New York Times Today
Thomas E. Dewey
Warren Moscow
the Times
Dewey
Moscow
Princeton University
Times
Charles D. Breitel
Supreme Court of the First
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