Southeastern Intercollegiate Conference opens on road trips
The SIC season starts with Morris Harvey defending champions at Concord while Beckley College faces Alderson Broadus. West Virginia State meets Bluefield State in Bluefield. Marshall hosts Davis and Elkins. Bethany visits Concord. Morris Harvey plays Loyola in Baltimore. Anderson Broadus goes to Westminster. Davis and Elkins tours the East.
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Monday Musings on Opening Basketball Season Across Schools
The first Monday in December marks opening night for college and high school hoops. Woodrow Wilson and West Virginia University figure prominently, with Van Meter and Fillmer preparing rosters, juniors filling gaps, and stars like Mark Workman and Dave Steincher poised to lead early campaigns amid a crop of promising sophomores and freshmen.
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Keatleys Win City League Openers
Kyle Co F Keatleys Cleaners and Keal ps opened the City Basketball League season at the Recreation Building. Keatleys rolled Griffiths Diter 60 39 led by Lewis McManus 22 and Jimmy Farmer 15. The Cleaners edged Keystone 28 24 and Co F beat A P 30 26. Riffe Wood six seven and Tom Winner 13 led their teams.
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OVC bans Louisville from conference play
The Ohio Valley Conference expelled the University of Louisville from league membership and ordered members to schedule no further athletic contests with Louisville. Existing contracts were voided, but five member schools may honor 1949-50 basketball commitments. Evansville will still host Louisville on February 14. Other agreeing schools: Morehead, Marshall, Eastern Kentucky, Western Kentucky. Pro basketball results noted: Minneapolis 95 Rochester 80, Fort Wayne 72 Washington 67, St. Louis 85 Boston Tb. Denver 86 Watering 75.
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Chi Bears Chase NFL Playoff Hopes Amid Tight West Race
In a busy NFL recap the Cleveland Browns beat the Bills 31 21 in the AAC semifinals before 7270 at Cleveland and the San Francisco 49ers outscored the Yankees 17 7 before 41393 at home. The Los Angeles Rams lost 31 27 to the Chicago Cardinals as Chicago Bears beat the Pittsburgh Steelers 30 21 keeping the Western Division race alive. Eastern Division leaders Philadelphia Eagles crushed the New York Giants 24 3 while Detroit edged the New York Bulldogs 28 27 and Washington defeated Green Bay 0 0.
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West Virginia Names Athlete of Year Nominees
Charleston announces seven athlete nominees and twelve coach candidates for the state amateur athlete of the year and coach of the year awards. Winners will be honored at the Writers Association Victory Awards Dinner on December 27 in Charleston.
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Weekend College Scores from East to West
Late Saturday college games yielded mixed results across the nation. Notable outcomes include Marshall defeating Concord 84 to 45, Cornell beating Gettysburg 72 to 54, and Temple edging Vanderbilt 55 to 35. Multiple other matchups featured Duke, UCLA, and several regional teams posting wins or losses with several close scores.
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Trades Brewing At Minor League Baseball Convention
At the 48th annual minor league meeting in Baltimore, multiple big trades are anticipated for next week’s major league sessions. Rumors center on the New York Yankees pursuing Rae Scarborough and Eddie Robinson from Washington, with Robinson seen as plausible, while Scarborough is deemed unavailable. Talks involve potential Willard Marshall in a Giants Braves deal, and Gerry Priddy eyed in a Browns Tigers swap, among other possibilities.
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Church League Opens 15 Week Season Tonight
The Church Basketball League begins a 15 week season tonight with four games at the Recreation Building starting at 7 p m Eight teams compete including Beth-El Temple the new member Playoffs will crown regular season and playoff champions Schedule spans December March with Monday nights games at the local field house
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Leahy Predicted Notre Dame to Lose Five Games in 1950
Notre Dame coach Frank Leahy foresees a tougher 1950 season after reporting the Fighting Irish will depart many starters. He notes 12 veterans return but expects five losses as the team, though strong, will be rebuilt from a 38-4-0 four-year run and a recent 27-20 victory over SMU.
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