National Springer Trials Open Amid Snow in Illinois
The National English Springer Spaniel Field Trial Association opened its fourth annual national trials in Crab Orchard Illinois despite a heavy snowfall. Thirty eight dogs qualified by previous national results to compete through Sunday with pheasants to be released and trophies awarded for top placements and best handlers. Joseph C. Quirk of Greenwich Connecticut was elected president for the year starting April 1 with Conway Olmstead of Chicago as predecessor. Claude D. Jasper and Leonard Leader were re elected secretary and treasurer respectively.
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Crab Orchard Lake
National
Southern Illinois
Joseph C. Quirk
Greenwich
Conn
Conway Olmstead
Chicago
Claude D. Jasper
Madison
Wis
Leonard Leader
Milwaukee
Holder and squad depart for Michigan trip
Coach Lynn Holder leads 10 Southern Illinois Maroon basketball players on a two game swing to Michigan starting early Friday. They face Central Michigan in Mt. Pleasant and Michigan Normal in Ypsilanti with overnight stays and a rail return to Carbondale on Tuesday. The trip includes a kick off dinner and reserved fans in Carbondale.
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Lynn Holder
Southern Ilinois University Maroon
Michigan
Central Michigan
Maroons
Saginaw
Mt. Pleasant
Mich
Chicago
Southern
University
Carbondale
Dean of Men’s Office
Ypsilanti
Detroit
Millikin
Davis
Johnson
Eckert
Bozarth
Henley
Hellopeter
Horst
Thate
Miller
Equality Meet Opens Monday in Southern Illinois Tournament
The Equality meet begins Monday night at Equality featuring Waltonville versus Golconda and Equality against Enfield. The eight game slate runs through Thursday with winners and losers brackets and 7 p.m. start times. Carrier Mills, the defending champion, skipped the meet for Norris City tournament Christmas week.
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Southern Illinois
Carrier Mills
Dec 8 Football pairings among southern Illinois teams listed
A slate of Dec 8 matchups features Du Quoin at Anna Jonesboro and many other local games including Mt Vernon vs Marion, Carterville vs Hurst Bush, Harrisburg vs Benton, and Trico vs Grand Tower among numerous town contests. The schedule continues Dec 9 and Dec 11 with tournament notes and an Equality Invitational from Dec 11 to 14 involving Equality and neighboring towns.
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du Quoin
Anna-Jonesboro
Mounds
Douglass Centralia
West Frankfort
Elkville
University School
Mt. Vernon
Marion
Tamaroa
Steeleville
Bluford
Equality
Carrier Mills
Cave-in-Rock
Thebes
Cobden
Crab Orchard
Shawneetown
Galatia
Ridgway
Karnak
Golconda
Johnston City
Herrin
Allin
Dongola
Lesser
Gorham
Carterville
Hurst Bush Alto
Pass
Wolf Lake
Harrisburg
Benton
Grand Tower
Flora
Bridgeport
Madison
Chester
Waltonville
Vergennes
Carmi
Metropolis
Christopher
Zeigler
Lawrenceville
Fairfield
Southern
Central Michigan
Centralia
Belleville
Salem
Sparta
Pinckneyville
West
Frankfort
Eldorado
Alto Pass
Enfield
Olney
Mt. Carmel
Christopher Royalton
Michigan Normal
Dahlgren
President Cup Teams Ready for Bowl Showdown
Texas A & M and Georgia prepare for the first Presidential Cup contest in College Park Maryland tomorrow at Byrd Stadium. Wally Butts Bulldogs hope for a third bowl win over a Southwestern foe while Harry Stiteler’s Aggies seek another successful bowl run.
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College Park
Texas Aggies
Georgia
Bulldogs
Wally Butts
Washington, D. C
Southwestern
Texas Christian
Tulsa
Aggies
Herman
Athens
College Station
Texas
Andy Hillhouse
Jim Flowers
Hillhouse
Flowers
Stiteler
Jerry Crossman
College Cage Games Marked By Two Upsets
Two major college games produced upsets at Madison Square Garden as Sid Ryen of Denver and Sher man White of Brigham Young led tight battles. Canisius fell 45-44 to Texas A and M as Jewell McDowell hit the decisive shot. St Bonaventure upset Valparaiso 79-61 in Buffalo.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Sid Ryen
Denver
Pioneers
Long Island University
Sherman White
Ryen
White
Brigham Young
Rocky Mountain
B.Y.U
Eastern Kentucky
Richmond
Mel Hutchins
Brigham
Bradley
Oregon State
Gene Melchiorre
Fred Schlictman
Peoria Braves
Texas Aggies
Canisius
Jewell McDowell
Buffalo
St. Bonaventure
Valparaiso
Bob Sassone
Jom Ove
North Carolina State
George Washington
State
Sam Ranzino
Vic Bubas
North Carolina
Bob Zawoluk
St. John
Southern Methodist
Brooklyn
S M.U
Washington University of St. Louis
Missouri
Carbondale League Highlights Dual Sport Star Foxley
Scott Foxley of Washington State stands 5 10 and 160 pounds yet shines as a basketball star and one of the Pacific coast’s top punters in the Carbondale City League scenes.
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Scott Foxley
Washington State
Pacific Coast
Carbondale Honors 1950 Terrier Football Letters
Carbondale Community High School awarded 23 football letters to the 1950 grid squad at a banquet with 100 attendees. Coach Walter Buck Correll praised seniors 11 and juniors 11 plus one sophomore, noting Bill Ellis's 64 conference points and Joe Hall’s Illini potential. Captain Dick Whittenberg named 1951 captain. 19 freshmen and numerous sophomores recognized. Rodgers trophy pending. Mothers prepared, students served. film showings added to the program.
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Carbondale Community High School
Chuck Purvis
University of Illinois
Purvis
Joe Hall
Illini
Hall
Walter “Buck” Correll
Bill Ellis
Chicago Daily News
Champaign News-Gazette
Johnny Reno
Jerry Hall
Bob Robinson
Dean Waller
N. A
Southern Illinois basketball history and upcoming season preview
Southern Illinois University basketball boasts a strong record since 1913 with only seven losing seasons in 35 campaigns. The Maroons have a lifetime 423–249 overall mark, coached by McAndrew, Abe Martin, and Lynn Holder, and face a challenging 16-game schedule this year with many rivals posting solid 208–142 combined records last season.
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Southern
Southern Illinois University
William McAndrew
Abe
Martin
Lynn Holder
Southern Illinois
Centralia
Marion
Johnston City
Mt. Carine, Inc
Vernon
Pinckneyville
Maroons
S. E. Louisiana
Cape Girardeau
Mich. Normal
Michigan l . Millikin
Murray
Northern
Eastern
Normal
Distribute Tourney Tickets Same Way as Last Year
State basketball tournament tickets will be handled virtually the same way in 1951 as last year, meaning no sale of tickets to the general public. Each member school of the Illinois High School Association will receive tickets through its own system.
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Illinois High School
Goose Hunt Season Ends and Walker Prospects Rise
Denzil Walker, Herrin all state football star, has heard from three colleges including the University of Arizona. A school representative will call before Christmas. Walker has already spoken with Illinois and Northwestern. A knee ligament injury in September was repaired by a St. Louis specialist and Walker expects the knee to be as good as ever.
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Walker
University of Arizona
Denzil Walker
Herrin
University of Illinois
Northwestern University
Mt. Vernon
St. Louis
Furgols Upset Snead in Miami four ball golf
In the Miami International fourball, the Furgol pair Ed and Martyranked as surprise favorites upset the top seeds Sam Snead and Jim Ferrier 2 and 1. They advance to face Tony Penna and Bob Toski in the third round as other matches unfold amid rain at Miami Country Club.
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Miami
Fla
Furgol
Marty
Sam Snead
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Jim Ferrier
San Francisco
Tony Penna
Cincinnati
Ohio
Bob Toski
Northampton
Mass
Penna- Toski
al Besselink
Royal Oak
Mich
Earl Christiansen
Pete Cooper
Ponte Verda
Alcade Harmon
Mamaroneck
N. Y
Miami Country Club
Gene Kunes
Hollywood
Steven Varga
Hunters Lament Bad Conditions Across Duck Season
Illinois hunters report a weak duck season with fewer ducks killed than last year. Officials cite poor late summer Canada arrivals and weather as causes while geese in Horseshoe Lake fell to one tenth of last year. Quail end next Monday with rabbits and fur animals closing in January.
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Springfield
Illinois
State Conservation Department
Conservation Department
Alexander County
Horseshoe Lake
THE
Canada
Department
Coff, Ormond Beach and Ed Oliver Named
Coff in Ormond Beach Florida is connected with Ed Oliver of Seattle Washington in a notice listing involved parties and locations. The brief item ties these names to a local matter with unspecified context.
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Coff
Ormond Beach, Fla
Ed Oliver
Seattle, Wash
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Carbondale City League
Evangelive” League
Abbeville
Houma
Iberia
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Leo Miller
Sioux City
St. Petersburg
George Trautman
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Tom Ackert
Correll
Joe Killpatrick
John Hudgins
Daily News
Charles Highland
Bill Joseph
David Stroup
Wendell Crews
Lawrence Dietz
Jack Eastwood
Kenneth Fassel
Paul Bame
Danny Smith
Bill Bury
Dick Whittenberg
Cleatus Richards
Arthur Stone
Bob Moore
Dick Mann
Bob Travelstead
Gary Mc
Carty
Frank Abcott
Richard Nance
Wayman Holder
Ronnie Schureman
Harold Calhoun
Ken Martin
Kent Joseph
Charles Halterman
Dick Rotramel
Dick Howe
Gordon Cozadd
James Peterson
Bob Davison
John Hays
Gordon Headley
Vernell Pribble
Tommy Turner
Maurice Houghland
Otis Miller
Willard Mendenall
Larry Tripp
Tom Miller
Roger Parrish
Terry Wells
Gary Childers
Jimmy Harris
Sam Stearns
Ronnie Stearns
Shelby Miller
Rodney Headley
Ronnie Fisher
Frank Neal
Dick Taylor
Casey Moore
Richard Kelley
Bob Sims
Yale
Rvard
the Bank OF
Dobbs
Furgols
Snead
Cooper Harmon
al Brosch
Garden City
Lew Worsham
Oakmont
Tommy Bolt
Durham
N. C
Khee Riegel
Okla
Herman Barroni
White Plains
Vic Ghezzi
Inwood
Cary Middle
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