Moose Bowlers Cup Three Games At Carbondale
The Carbondale Moose led the session with a 2634 team total paced by Charles Freeman 542. Al Jennings topped with 234 in a 42 dollar feature as Murphysboro Eagles fell. George Anderson 571 and Al Jennings 542 highlighted individual three games while teams chase standings in Carbondale bowling league.
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Carbondale Moose
Carbondale
Charles Freeman
Billy VanMetre
Susie Hemphill
Lacy Turner
Murphysboro Eagles
al Jennings
Elks
Selmier Peerless
Nip Huffman
Ed Vogler, Jr
Marion Bradley
Bernie Lowe
Pat
New Era Dairy
George Anderson
Rex Layne Emerges as Promising Heavyweight Hope
Rex Layne, 22, is touted as a rising heavyweight after defeating Jose Walcott. The Utah boxer boasts 26 victories in 29 fights with 19 knockouts, a near flawless start with 15 straight KOs, and seeks serious training for future title ambitions.
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Josey Joe Walcott
Rex Layne
Utah
Layne
Walcott
Joe Louis
Ezzard Charles
Jersey Joe
West
Dave Whitlock
Rex
Fights Last Night by the Associated Press
Cleveland fighter Gavilan outpointed Janiro in a ten round bout. Welsh boxer Marshall defeated Farr over ten rounds in Wales.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Kid Gavilan
Cuba
Tony Janiro
Youngstown
Ohio
Part Time Coaches at Carnegie Tech Football
Carnegie Tech uses part time coaches led by Dr Eddie Baker a dentist. Assistant Eddie Hirshberg heads a radio station a construction firm and a photographic studio. Al Irwin sells lumber and Walter Burns runs a wholesale grocery firm. Army back Howard Baldwin to receive a salute from his father a regular Army sergeant.
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Pittsburgh
Carnegie Tech
Eddie Baker
Eddie Hirshberg
al Irwin
Walter Burns
Army
Howard Baldwin
Final South Seven Standings 1950
Final South Seven standings show Mt. Vernon atop with 1.000 mark. West Frankfort and Marion tied at .667. Centralia 7 3? Benton Harrisburg Herrin and others listed with unclear figures.
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Mt. Vernon
West Frankfort
Marion
Centralia
Harrisburg
Benton
Herrin
TV rights and costs loom over IHSA state tourney telecast
A sponsor faces $10,000 line charges and IHSA TV-right fees for telecasting the four day meet. TV from Chicago reaches a limited area with stronger interest downstate than in Chicago, reducing overall appeal for sponsors.
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IHSA
Chicago
Tilden Tech Basketball Strength Maintains Edge in Tourneys
Tilden Tech, defending Centralia holiday tourney champion, remains strong with eight players back from the 1950 squad. Johnny Sebastian signs with the Boston Whirlwinds. Ralph Davison to discuss SI basketball at I U clinic. West Frankfort raises ticket prices and addresses low attendance in a 4,500 seat gym.
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Tilden Tech
Centralia
Benton
West Frankfort
Chicago
Johnny Sebastian
Odin
Boston Whirlwinds
Ralph Davison
Harrisburg
Southern Illinois
U. of I
Southern
West Frankfort High
Redbirds
Mel Brewer
Illini
Mel
Chuck Purvis
Michigan
Bennie Oosterbaan
Petroleum Bowl Tilt Abandoned After Teams Decline
The Petroleum Bowl game planned for Dec 30 in Shreveport is canceled after a second team refused a bid. LSU and SMU were the intended participants, LSU previously rejected the offer as prolonging the season would harm players and students.
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Shreveport
Louisiana State University
Southern Methodist
L.M.U
L.S.U
T. P. Heard
Texas
Austin
W. O. White
Petroleum Bowl Club
L.S.A
Alabama
Tulane
North Carolina State
Greasy Neal Eats Words Over Eagles Giants Rivalry
Philadelphia coach Earle Neale faces his past remarks after the Eagles 7 3 loss to New York. He cites friendship with Steve Owen but says the team will still strive to beat the Giants in the upcoming clash.
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Earle
Neale
Philadelphia Eagles
New York Giants
Steve Owen
Eagles
New York
Giants
Philadelphia
Cleveland Browns
Browns
Washington
Brother Neale
Prep Schedule Highlights December high school basketball matchups
The schedule lists DEC dates from the 5th to 9th featuring multiple towns and schools across the region. Notable pairings include Dongola at Mound City and Galatia at Carterville on December 5, along with Cape Girardeau at Southern and Vienna at Karnak on December 6.
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Dongola
Mound City
Golconda
Metropolis
Galatia
Carterville
Cobden
Allin
Rosiclare
Carrier Mills
Equality
Thompsonville
du Quoin
Anna-Jonesboro
Mounds
Douglass Centralia
West Frankfort
Elkville
University School Mt. Vernon
Marion
Tamaroa
Steeleville
Bluford
Cave-in-Rock
Thebes
Crab Orchard
Shawneetown
Ridgway
Karnak
Johnston City
Herrin
Lesser
Gorham
Hurst-Bush
Alto Pass
Wolf Lake
Harrisburg
Benton
Valier
Goreville
Trico
Grand Tower
Flora
Bridgeport
Madison
Chester
Waltonville
Vergennes
Carmi
Christopher
Zeigler
Lawrenceville
Fairfield
Southern
Central Michigan
Centralia
Belleville
Salem
Mt. Vernon
Sparta
Pinckneyville
West
Frankfort
Alto
Pabs
Enfield
Olney
Mt. Carmel
Kaiser, Canadiens rookie, star in baseball summer
Vernon Kaiser, rookie left wing for Montreal, shines as a summer baseball star. He played for Galt in the Ontario Inter-County League, leading all hitters with homers. His nickname in baseball circles is Tex, origin unclear.
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Montreal
Vernon Kaiser
Montreal Canadiens
Kaiser
Galt
Tex
Michigan's Might by Pap Analyzed Ortmann's Clutch Punting
The article praises Chuck Ortmann of the University of Michigan for his late game poise and standout punt performance against Ohio State. Despite early injuries, Ortmann’s all around skills, including passing and backfield versatility, solidify him as a key player for the Rose Bowl against California.
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Chuck Ortmann
University of Michigan
Ortmann
Michigan
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Ohio
California
Wolverines
Golden Bears
Baseball manager moves and rider hits milestone
St. Petersburg reports George Selkirk named Kansas City manager in the American association Zack Taylor signs to manage the St. Louis Browns for the third year Rollie Hemsley resigns as Columbus manager Taylor maintains season pace Miami rider Joe Culmoyle earns his 360th win aboard Roman Miss at Tropical Park in the sixth race.
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St. Petersburg
Fla
George Selkirk
Kansas City
Zack Taylor
St. Louis Browns
Rollie
Hemsley
Columbus
American Association
Miami
Joe Culmohe
Tropical Park
Cips Rise to Second Place in City Commercial League
CIPS moved into second in the Marion Bowl area by winning two games and total pins from Delta Colliers. Elmer Bredehoff posted a 485 series and Smith 509 for Delta. Marion Bowl led by splitting with Weber Brothers. Hank Wein led with 567, Mel Soldner 542 for Webers.
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CIPS
Delta Colliers
Elmer Bredehoff
Smith
Delta
Weber Brothers
Webers
Hank Wein
Mel Soldner
Herrin Vfw
Stag Beer
Herrin
Lang Heating
Frank Dawson
Langs
Frank Marlow
Stags
Giles Electric
Bank of Marion
Jim Dare
Giles
George Champ
Bank
Fredman Furniture
Feurer Brothers
Fredman
Lawrence Feurer
Melvin Soldner
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Carl Martens
Gene Roberts
Chicago Cardinals
Cliff Battles
Pap
By Alan Mayer
Motley
Cleveland’ Browns
King Features Syndicate
Murphysboro Rendering Co
Murphysboro
Marion Rendering CO
South
Egypt
Sparta Chester
Anna-Jonesboro Carbondale
Coal Belt
Zeigler Christopher
Lesser U. School
Ment
Marion, Hl
East Main
Sid Gordon
Andy Seminick
The
Owen Brothers
Winkler and
Sunbeam
Heice
Pete
Riggio & Sons
Swindell Motor CO
North
Illinois Avenue
W L
Marion Bowl Cips
VFW
Pepsi Cola
Feurer Bros
Weber Bros
Fredman Furn
Freddie Fix
Ley
Pau
West Sycamore
Carbondale, Illi
Ales
Sila
Pels
Schick
Wolff Bros. Jewelry Store
Murphysboro, Il
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