Hoosiers Fall To Wolverines 69 67 In Big Ten Clash
Indiana saw its 10 game win streak end as Michigan edged them 69 67 in Ann Arbor. Northwestern beat Minnesota 60 53 for a pair of conference wins while Ohio State and Purdue also won. Other results included Bradley over Georgetown 79 39 Loyola Chicago 71 56 and Detroit 64 56 over Michigan.
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Ben Hogan Seen To Win Tourney
The Los Angeles Open ends with Ben Hogan two strokes off the lead as Jerry Barber, a 140 pound Pasadena glove salesman, Holds a two stroke edge after a 69 68 72 sequence. Hogan needs a final round burst to complete a famed comeback from a Texas crash.
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Local basketball card night features K and F Juda Browntown games
Swiggums K and F Juda Browntown clash opens the slate with Browntown facing the Waffle Shop early Thursday. Juda and Schuetze meet in the armory. Monroe Ready-Mix, Brennan's, and Daecon's begin at 8. Co K and Wagner Construction cap the night at 9.
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Worst Leads Field In Billiards Tourney
In Grand Rapids Michigan eight players compete in the Chi cagoland sectional three cushion billiards tourney. Worst wins his first three matches to vie for a berth in the national tourney starting February 10. Runnerup with a 2 0 record is Jacob Ankrom of Detroit. The round robin meet continues through tomorrow.
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Night bowling scores spotlight local leagues and stars
Frank J. Nunuert paced Pals and Betty Anderson led Toy’s team as Argyle women’s squad posted high scores. Lou Smith and R Pedersen matched 519 to share top nightly honors while Bruiser Schultz triumphed in the Classic league with 540. Multiple teams and players posted highs and records across Pleasure, Urassic Independents, and Argyle groups.
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Mikan Tops NBA Scoring Lead For Lakers
Six foot ten center George Mikan of the Minneapolis Lakers leads the NBA in scoring with 954 points in 33 games and 324 field goals while his 306 fouls also stand high. Alex Groza of Indianapolis is second with 798 points in 33 games, followed by Joe Fulks of Philadelphia and Dick Mehen of Waterloo.
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Scoreboard roundup shows varied college men’s basketball results
River Falls Falcons defeated Gustavus Adolphus 59-55 as Nate DeLong dropped 29 points, boosting his season total to 373 in 15 games for an average just under 25. Other AP scores include Anderson 112 Sheboygan 89 and Ohio State 70 Indiana State 64, with a slate of tonight’s matchups listed.
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Tellefson Brothers Edge in Wisconsin High Scoring Saga
The Tellefson brothers Phil and Bill boosted their statewide profile with 65 points in weekend games. Phil scored 38 for Cambridge High School with 16 field goals and six free throws against Milton Union, while Bill tallied 28 for Platteville Teachers against Stevens Point with 12 baskets and four free throws.
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Brodhead Gray Triumph Over Monroe in Close Game
Brodhead Gray edged Monroe 36 30 on Saturday as Christensen scored 16 for Brodhead while Brennan led Monroe with 12. The game highlights a busy afternoon of regional hoops with players exchanging baskets and a defensive battle throughout.
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Sanity code touchoff at NCAA annual meeting
NCAA president Keri Leib opened the organization’s annual meeting amid a dispute over a new sanity code. The code would strip aid to non compliant schools, triggering a battle with several southern programs led by Virginia and including Virginia Tech and The Citadel. More than 20 schools reportedly admitted noncompliance last summer, with 14 pledging to behave and be put on probation.
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Monroe Cagers Face Must Win Friday In Key Race
Monroe high school basketball visits Richland Center in a must win game to avoid cellar position in the Southern 10. Portage and Wisconsin High also play, with standings tight as Fort Atkinson leads the conference by half a game and Baraboo Wisconsin Dells Stoughton chase close behind.
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Holy Cross Eyes Guepe as Potential Coach Change
Richmond News Leader reports Holy Cross and West Virginia show strong interest in Arthur L. Guepe, head coach at Holy Cross since 1946. Guepe remains noncommittal and on a year to year basis, with Holy Cross and WVU reportedly approaching him through close associates.
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Wise Sportsmen Study New Rose Bowl Lamprey Hazard Pact
Milwaukee report blends two stories on fishing hazards and college athletics. It warns lampreys threaten Great Lakes fisheries, citing Michigan and Wisconsin concerns, while also noting Kenneth L. Tug Wilson predicts a long term Rose Bowl pact between the Big 10 and Pacific Coast conferences to extend beyond five years.
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Buffalo Bills pledge drive tops 10000 season tickets
Buffalo New York The Bills committee topped its goal of 10000 season ticket pledges in the NAFL franchise drive. Total announced Monday night was 11439 pledges worth 227329.60 in money. About 260000 in stock has been sold for the proposed operating corporation. Albert T. ONeill planned to present figures to NAFL Commissioner Bert Bell in a formal letter today. Bell set a January 19 meeting for club owners to act on the application. Bell has drafted a tentative four team schedule for 1950 including Buffalo.
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Erwin Tops U S Trotting Driver Money List
Erwin of Aiken South Carolina led the 3270 U S Trotting Association drivers in money won last year with 192 106 dollars. Clint Hodgins of Clanda Bay Ontario was second with 183 507 and Ralph Baldwin of Aurora ML ranked third with 146 027. Hodgins also reportedly had the most victories at 128.
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New Holstein Team Signs Glen Selbo in Semipro League
New Holstein Athletics announces the signing of Glen Selbo to the Wisconsin state semi pro basketball league. Selbo previously played for the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh All-Stars and the Sheboygan Redskins.
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Huffleboard Scores From Local Men’s League
Eddie's defeated Forcade's in the men’s league while Ernie's won 6 from Monroe hotel and Hylands beat Morton Mahiey's. Al Blanchard 43, Will Kohlhager 48, Tom Stauffacher 42.
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