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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1950

Page

8

Grid Rules Set Fast Clean Play

NCAA football announces major changes for 1950 including two platoon play emphasis and a ban on elbow use in blocks. Five free timeouts per half, bench substitutions allowed, clock starts on spot rather than snap, and new handling of roughing kicks after touchdowns. Officials enforce penalties without captains’ input to speed play.

Pinehurst N. C National Collegiate Athetic Association Coaches’ Association Kickers Bingham

Rose Bowl Start Upheaval and Bucks Nickname Question

AP scoreboard shows Philadelphia 94 Boston 86 Fort Wayne 73 Sheboygan 72 Rochester 70 Tri City 65 Minneapolis 76 Washington 68 Waterloo 80 St Louis 69. Tonight's games include Rochester at Anderson and Washington at Baltimore. Dick Anderson, Ohio State end, learned he inherited 250009 dollars just before the Rose Bowl. assistant coach Esko Sarkkin said he would start, prompting the Bucks nickname query.

Associated Press Philadelphia Boston Fort Wayne Sheboygan Rochester Tri-City Minneapolis Washington Waterloo St. Louis Anderson Baltimore Chicago Indianapolis New York Forth Denver Syracuse Dick Anderson Ohio State Esko Sarkkinen Bucks

Albany Basketball Team Defeats Juda 50 to 29

Albany high school beat Juda Purple Panthers 50 to 29 in a non conference clash. Ken Sisson led Albany with 11 points, Schesser and Chambers tied for second with 10, Ed Jordan had four field goals, Zanoni added three and two charity tosses, Rankins scored eight. Juda won the B game 21-20.

Albany Frank Heizman Don Zuehlke Juda Purple Panthers Hollandale Ken Sisson Schesser Chambers Judo Ed Jordan Zanoni Rankins Juda Jordan Eee Albany Se Ee Ee Juda Ee

Marshall Names Willard Pederson Head Football Coach

Charleston dispatch reports Willard Pederson, coach at Mt Union College Alliance Ohio, named head football coach at Marshall College last night. Pederson succeeds previous coach and takes over program leadership.

Marshall Charleston W. Va Willard Pederson Mt. Union College Alliance, C Marshall College

Bantam Ben Hogan Falls Short in Snead Open Playoff

Sam Snead defeats Ben Hogan by four strokes in the Los Angeles open playoff ending Hogan’s comeback bid. Earlier reports recount Hogan’s severe injuries from a Feb crash, including a broken pelvis, collarbone, ribs, and a leg, with doctors fearing walking 18 holes again.

Ben Hogan Sam Snead Los Angeles el Paso Hogan

Eldorado Volley Ball Team Tops Loop Standings

Eldorado leads the loop with nine wins and six losses as of January. Other standings show Legion six and five, Red Oak seven and five, Oneco six and six, Afalkey five and seven, and Orangeville two and ten. Jan 23 schedule lists Oneco versus Eldorado at 8, Red Oak against Legion at 8 45, and Afolken versus Orangeville at an unspecified time.

Orangeville Eldorado Legion Red Oak Oneco Afalkey Afolken

Army Navy Fall in College Basketball Showdown

A rough midweek for the service academies as Army drops from the unbeaten ranks with a 66 to 45 loss to Pennsylvania, and Navy suffers a 45 to 37 defeat at the hands of Columbia.

ARMY NAVY New York Pennsylvania Columbia

Monroe Cage Five Faces Two Tough Weekend Tests

Monroe meets Stoughton at Stoughton on Friday and Lake Mills at home on Saturday. Stoughton’s Don Onecken leads the Vikings with about 18 points per game, while Bart Wetzel of Fort Atkinson trails. The locals seek improvement after a 52 40 loss and chase in the league standings as Don Geske and Ernie Vogler race for scoring records.

Monroe Stoughton Lake Mills Vikings Lee Mitchell Richland Center Don Onecken Bart Wetzel Fort Atkinson Wetzel Don Geske Edgerton Ernie Vogler

Bowling Night Highs and Leaders Chronicle Strong Scores

Local bowling rings tell of top scores in major leagues for men and women. Edna Leiser led women with 164 199 182 515 series, while R Phil lips posted 215 172 180 567. Leaders across Badger Cadiz Niteowls Nitehawks and Majors shine with multiple 500s and highs, noting Tuesday night efforts and standings updates.

Edna Leiser Imez Kubly Irene Brunkow Keglerette R. Phillips A. Mielke Speich Badger Valeria Durgin Agnes Vincent Miriam Abplanalp Hazel Wuetrich Cadiz Fred Wittner Tom Holyoke E. Fernstadt G. Krupke L. Boeck Clarence Drake V. Tertin J. Meshnick Lanz Jim Holcomb Nitehawks B. Hartwig H. Ainsworth E. Lesner Nite Jrs Folgate Musser Nite Srs Bob Buehler Alf. Henning Hunt Germann Underwood B. Chapman C. Chapman Lawrence Margaret Kundert V. Snyder Louise Ruf Greenwald

Savings clothing set in balbriggan colors and cuffs

Advertises a sleepwear set of balbriggan fabric with solid colors or two tone combinations. Describes a middy blouse with long sleeves and knitted cuffs and pants with elastic waist and knitted cuffs. Promises easy washing and minimal ironing for comfort and savings at $3.19.

Local Sports Standings Note With Multiple Player Scores

Junior and senior players listed with individual scores and identifiers. Names include K Smith Brandenburg Digman Stauffacher Goecks Goecks Gaughn Whalen Schwarzenberger Diechhoff Ames Grueb Grueb Behring and others with various point totals and codes.

Schober Becker K. Smith K Brandenburg F. Digman Mucks L. Stauffacher R. Goecks F. Goecks K of C. A Gaughn Joe Whalenee Lillian Schwarzenberger Marian Diechhoff Lucille Ames Otilla Grueb Patricia Behring

Good Amateurs To Try Break-in on Tampa Play

A four day battle begins as top amateur women golfers vie to join the open in Tampa. The event has been dominated by Babe Zaharias Louise Suggs Patty Berg and Betty Jameson in previous years. contenders include Marlene Bauer Peggy Kirk Polly Riley Marjorie Lindsay Betty McKinnon and Jean Hopkins aiming to upset the established four.

Tampa Babe Zaharias Louise Suggs Patty Berg Betty Jameson Marlene Bauer Peggy Kirk Polly Riley Marjorie Lindsay Betty McKinnon Jean Hopkins

Beloit Smokers Dropped From Team For Smoking Violations

Five Beloit seniors have been dropped from the team for the rest of the season for smoking in defiance of training rules. Coach Robert Rensberger stated the disciplinary action followed repeated warnings and had principal Royal B. Everill’s full approval. The players admitted the violations.

Beloit Robert Rensberger Royal B. Everill Renseberger

Old Style Lagers Lead City Majors Bowling Standings

The Old Style Lager team leads the city Major bowling league after the first half of the second half season with 12 wins and 3 losses. Dutch Maids sit second at 10–5 and Maple Grove Inn at 8–7. Highs include a 2835 three game series and 1001 in a series, with E J Norton at 193 average and Al Mielke 636 triple.

E. E. Schober Maple Grove Inn Frozen Clinic Pharmacy Baumgartner's E. J. Norton al. Mielke G. L. Redman James B. Lee Ed. Pickett Ralph Gruenwald George Redman

Pro Football Battle Opens bids for NFL franchises

The new National American football league opens its first meeting as Philadelphia hosts bids from Houston and Buffalo for NFL franchises.

Philadelphia Houston Buffalo

League debates Houston and Buffalo split before division plan

The 13 team league faces a stormy session to decide Houston and Buffalo issues. A unanimous vote is needed for acceptance, and prospects look poor as talks continue.

Houston Buffalo

Shufflebord Scores from Woman's League Action

Morton and Mahley’s beat Mon roe hotel eight to zero. Forcade’s defeated Ernie’s No. 1 seven to zero. Hyland’s won five to zero against Ernie’s No. 2. individuals Mrs. Clifford Babler 44 Orpha Gilbertson 42 Pearl Vine 40 noted.

Woman's League Morton and

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