Speich tops major league with 626 and 210 single
Wally Speich led scoring with a 626 in the Major league while rolling from the No. 4 spot for the Dutch Maids, posting games of 223 211 192. Hedy Brunner of Style Shop had a 210 single in a 41 series, among top women scores this season.
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Chuck Buehler
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Night Hawks
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Ernie Spring
Monroe Center
Oscar Mayer
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Bauman's
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Ed Booth
W. Egli
Clarence Elmer
Justice to Shine in Sugar Bowl Showdown
The Sugar Bowl on New Year’s Day features UNC back Justice aiming to avenge his 1947 setback against Georgia. Once outshone by Charlie Trippi, Justice now leads with a 5.2 rushing average, 11 touchdowns, and a 44 yard punt average, seeking another standout performance before 81,000 fans.
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North Carolina
Tar Heels
Georgia
Bulldogs
Charlie Trippi
Carolina
Charlie
Burson Sore Arm Worries Northwestern Backers
Northwestern quarterback Burson has a sore throwing arm that will be kept under wraps until New Year’s Day against California. The injury limits his practice but does not appear serious, with 493 passing yards this season from 33 completions in 80 attempts.
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Casavena
Cau
Burson
Northwestern University
California
Professional Grid Salaries Dropping
Philadelphia Eagles General Manager Charley Ewart warned that 1949 NFL salaries will shrink for substitutes and rookies while top players like Steve Van Buren, Tommy Thompson, and Pete Pihos may retain strong contracts. He cited two cost cuts: reducing club rosters from 35 to 32 and slashing second and third string salaries. He added teams can live with fewer key men and should pay players by worth, not reputation.
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Charley Ewart
Philadelphia Eagles
Ewart
National Football League
The
Eagles
Steve van Buren
Tommy Thompson
Pete Pihos
Wisconsin skier Lofstad takes sixth in downhill title
Kurt Lofstad of Wisconsin finished sixth in the downhill at the national intercollegiate ski championships in Aspen. Keith Wegeman of Denver University won the event in 1:53.4, nine seconds ahead of Lofstad.
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Aspen
Colo
Kurt Lofstad
University of Wisconsin
Keith Wegeman
Denver University
Lofstad
Odds Change Slightly On Two Bowl Games
The report shows North Carolina and Missouri gaining slight favor in two bowl games while William and Mary and Nevada slip. Shrine East and West remain close with NC favored in the Sugar Bowl over Oklahoma, SMU favored in Cotton Bowl, and Missouri ahead of Clemson in the Gator Bowl among minor shifts.
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Missouri
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Nevada
San Francisco
Oklahoma
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Oregon
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Baylor
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Villanova
Gopher Quintet Seeks Perfect Mark Against Dartmouth
Kingy A-mnecove leads the Big Nine unbeaten Gopher quintet into Drake round robin action facing Dartmouth. Colgate opens a two game series at Illinois as Dike Eddle averages 15.1 points. Indiana edges Notre Dame 50 47 to maintain Big Nine prestige.
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Mnecove
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Dartmouth
Colgate
Illinois
Dike Eddle
Beech Says Heath Had Baseball Deal Torn Up
Cleve lands president Bill Beech said he signed Nevada football star Stan Heath to a baseball contract but ripped it up to keep Heath’s amateur status intact.
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San Diego
Calif
Bill Beech
Cleveld Indians
Stan Heath
Nevada
Heath
Feller Might Take Salary Cut For 1949
Cleveland Indians owner Bill Veeck said he would ask star pitcher Bob Feller to accept a salary cut next season. Veeck spoke in Oklahoma City while noting Feller’s 1948 pay topped $82,000, then in Van Meter, Iowa, Feller commented he expects a modest reduction but should still come to terms.
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Cleveland News
Bill Veeck
Cleveland Indians
Bob Feller
Ed McAuley
News
Veeck
Oklahoma City
Feller
Bob
van Meter
McAuley
Monroe women enter state bowling meet in Madison
The Wisconsin Woman's Bowling Association state tournament runs Jan 22 to March 27 in Madison. Monroe will field 22 teams 37 doubles teams and 74 singles competitors with events at Plaza alleys February 24 Schwoegler's alleys March 3.
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Madison
Monroe
Wilma Wenger
Monroe Women’s Bowling Association
Plaza
Schwoegler’s
Chicago White Sox Promise Stronger Nine Under Onslow
Jack Onslow, new manager of the Chicago White Sox, vows the club will have its strongest team in years and demands hustle from every player. He warns that Chicago will not be a weak team and promises to bench or move players who do not give maximum effort.
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Chicago White Sox
Jack Onslow
Chicago
Onslow
College and High School Basketball Scores
Indiana defeated Notre Dame 50 to 47 and Butler beat Purdue 47 to 43. Bradley 80 Centenary 60. Bowling Green 77 Be lait 2. Wausau 43 Whitefish Bay 34. West Allis Central 53 Marshfield 48. Racine Park 47 Kaukauna 34. Fond du Lac 33 Madison East 32 in overtime. Kisin MN 88 Madison West Holmen 38 Prairie du Lac 33. Lodi 33 West Salem 28. Manston 55 Hillsboro 37. Ft Atkinson 36 Dodgeville 31 Mt Horeb 59 Jefferson 38. Waupaca 38 Horicon 29. Mayville 38 New London 34.
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New London
Oshkosh All Stars Regain Western Division Lead
Oshkosh All-Stars move back to first in the Western division after a 71-65 win over Waterloo. Syracuse defeats Tri-Cities 87-74 to close the gap, while Denver edges Hammond 78-76 in a late shot.
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Jimmy Darden
Hammond
Tri Cities
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Dayton
Defending Champs Win In Family Tournament
The Clarks used their three sets of twins to beat the Mullins of S C Carmichaels 51 29 last night and advance to face the Anthonys of Cherryville NC in the quarterfinals. The Anthonys defeated the Karkos family of Wilton ME 44 30 yesterday afternoon.
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Carmichaels
Anthonys
Cherryville
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Karkos
Wilton
Ohio State Miler Declared Ineligible for 1949 Indoor Track
Columbus Ohio announces that 1947 NCAA half mile champion Bill Clifford of Ohio State University has been declared ineligible for the 1949 indoor track season. Track coach Larry Snyder disclosed the ruling last night.
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Bill Clifford
Ohio State University
Larry Snyder
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