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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1949

Page

6

Wheaton Edges Southern 56 54 for First Maroon Loss

Wheaton pressed the second half defense to defeat Southern Illinois 56 54 on Wheaton’s court. Dick Messner scored 18 points and forced several steals while Bud Schaffer added 19 points on deep two handed shots. Southern had a late rally led by Tom Millikin but fell two points short as Bob Colborn shined defensively. Millikin scored Southern’s final basket with seconds remaining.

Southern Ilinois Wheaton Southern Maroons Maroons Beloit Chicago Loyola Dick Messner Hawk Southern Guards Crusaders Bud Schaffer Marvin Johnson Southern Long Messner Schaeffer Gross Tom Millikin Millikin Bob Colborn Hughes Colborn Gladson Goss Davis Cape Girardeau Carbondale

Big Ten Basketball Takes On 12 Nonconference Games

Chicago AP report notes Big Ten teams plan 12 nonconference games before the conference slate. Minnesota and Indiana remain unbeaten. Minnesota beat Oregon State 60 44 while Indiana downed Michigan State 73 58. Other winners: Ohio State 67 63 over Butler, Wisconsin 68 55 over Loyola Chicago.

Chicago Minnesota Indiana Oregon State Michigan State Ohio State Buckeyes Butler Wisconsin Loyola of Chicago Illinois Oklahoma Norman Michigan Toledo Lawrence Tech Detroit Mich Iowa Colorado Northwestern Kansas Purdue DePaul la Salle Philadelphia Bloomington Drake Notre Dame Irish Creighton Arkansas Iowa State Minneapolis Bradley Peorians Ann Arbor Loyola Cleveland Western Reserve Marquette Milwaukee Madison Hilltoppers

Attucks Beats Dunbar For First Loss 30 22

The Attucks Bluebirds of Carbondale ended Dunbar’s five game win streak with a 30 to 22 victory at Madison Saturday night. Linford Thomas sparked early with two long baskets and Woods Norman and Joe Thomas added key baskets as Attucks built a 22 11 lead and managed the fourth period clock. Attucks meets Walter Friday in Carbondale Community gym.

Attucks Bluebirds Carbbondale Dunbar Madison Linford Thomas Attucks Woods Norman Joe Thomas Sumner St. Louis Venice St. Charles Mt. Olive Lovejoy Brooklyn Walter Carbondale West Frankfort Redbirds Johnston City Indians Tor Williams

Browns May Fold If Merger Stalls Team Plans

Cleveland December headline says coach Paul E. Brown warns the Browns may not field a team next fall if the merger of the National League and All-America clubs fails to provide adequate personnel and division placement. Brown notes his contract gives him football policy control and may lead to folding the franchise if needs aren’t met. The Browns had just defeated the 49ers 21 to 7 to win a fourth straight league title.

Cleveland Browns Paul E. Brown Brown Arthur Mickey) McBride McBride San Francisco 49Ers

McMahon Wins Pin Classic National Bowling Title

James Junie McMahon, 37, of Chicago, captured the 1949 National All-Star individual match game championship. He finished the 64 game round robin with 44 percent wins and 19 percent losses, totaling 318.37 Petersen points, new tourney record. Ralph Smith and Lee Jouglard followed in second and third. The event is sponsored by Chicago Tribune Charities, Inc. and the Bowling Proprietors Association of America.

Chicago James Junie) McMahon McMahon Passaic N. J3 Petersen Andy Varipapa Hempstead Long Island Ralph Smith Los Angeles Lee Jouglard Detroit Chicago Tribune Charities, Inc Bowling Proprietors Association of America

Mt Vernon and Centralia Lead United Press Illinois Top 15

Mt Vernon ranks first and Centralia second in the United Press top 15 Illinois prep basketball teams. The list features 15 squads with records and honorable mentions including Johnston City.

Mt. Vernon Centralia United Press Illinois Southern Illinois Johnston City Indians Anna Jonesboro Marion Herrin West Frankfort Jack Williams

Two Mt. Vernon Players Get Annapolis Bid

Two Mt. Vernon Rams may attend Annapolis. Eddie King a senior and Walt Moore a junior were contacted by a Naval Academy representative. Max Hooper is not among the two due to math grades. Hooper remains an athlete with college offers ahead.

Mt. Vernon

Baseball trades just talk so far in meetings

The piece notes minimal trading at baseball meetings with St. Louis and Boston—Cards and Braves—rumored interest in Libby Sisti. It discusses likely exchange tradeoffs, the weak spots of both clubs, and that few name players have changed uniforms since the war, with many veterans past their prime.

St. Louis Globe Libby Sisti Sisti Braves Cards Brown Coopers Nicholson Higbe Dixie Harry Walker Herman Galan Gordon Heath McCoskey Gustine Hopp Judnich Litwhiler Lowrey Masi Miller Spence Reiser

Chicago Dog Wins Springer Title Amid National Run

Davellis Wager, a four year old English Springer Spaniel owned by David B. Silberman of Chicago, won the English Springer Spaniel national championship at Crab Orchard Lake. Handled by Martin J. Hogan of Barrington, Wager edged Flier's Freckles of Shady Glen and Bing of Roe for the crown.

Davellis Wager David B. Silberman Chicago Crab Orchard Lake Martin J. Hogan Barrington Shady Glen Robert McLean Associated Press News Service Philadelphia Bulletin Arthur R Wake India England United States Davellis Ring of Roe Quirk English Springer Spaniel Charles G. Sabin Field and Stream Fred Sehnert Lincoln Neb Sehnert Coppersmith Flash Hogan American Kennel Club

Ben Hogan Opens With 71 72 After Long Injury Hiatus

Bantam Ben Hogan, sidelined 10 months after a bus auto accident near Van Horn Texas, fired 71 and 72 on a brutal 70 par course over the weekend. He said he felt a little tired after the second 18 holes at Colonial Country Club but believed his shots were solid.

King America Southwest Hogan van Horn Texas Colonial Country Club Cours

Prep Schedule Across Several Schools This December

A listing of boys basketball games from December 12 to December 16 shows matchups among Gorham Royalton Elkville Alto Pass Thebes Cobden Mounds Eldorado Harrisburg Vienna Marion Murphysboro Carbondale Equality Lesser Carterville University School Chester Trico McClure Vergennes Mound City Cairo St Josephs Royalton Grand Tower Metropolis Johnson City Zeigler Poplar Bluff Du Quoin Sparta Harrisburg Marion Vienna Galatia Goreville Lawrenceville Grayville Ridgway Hurst Bush Mounds Alto Pass Gorham Cobden Mt Vernon Centralia Walier Attucks Salem Carbondale Pinckneyville Herrin West Frankfort Benton Chester Anna Jonesboro.

Elkville Hurst-Bush Alto Pass Thebes Cobden Mounds Eldorado Harrisburg Wolf Lake Gorham Vienna Marion Murphysboro Carbondale Equality Crab Orchard Lesser Carterville Christopher University School Chester Trico McClure Vergennes Mound City Cairo St. Josephs Royalton Grand Tower Metropolis Johnson City Zeigler Poplar Bluff du Quoin Sparta Galatia Goreville Mt. Carmel Lawrenceville Grayville Ridgway Hurst Bush Lesser Mounds Mt. Vernon Centralia Walier Attucks Salem Bridgeport Pinckneyville Herrin Collinsville West Frankfort Benton

Hamilton and Haas to tee off for Open golf title

In Miami Florida Bob Hamilton and Freddy Haas Jr share the lead at 264 after 72 holes in the 26th annual Open. playoff today for first money. Hamilton birdied the 18th from a sand trap for a crucial closing birdie. First money is 2000 with 1400 for runner up.

Miami Fla Bob Hamilton Freddy Haas Hamilton Landover Haas New Orleans Johnny Palmer Badin N. C Tommy Bolt Houston Texas Sammy Snead White Sulphur Springs W. Va

Prep basketball leaders pace Illinois season early

Mt Vernon and Danville lead a hot pack of unbeaten teams in the 1950 Illinois prep basketball race. The Rams and Danville average 65 points per game through four contests, with Centralia, Hillsboro, West Rockford, Ottawa, Kankakee and others also undefeated.

Danville Rams Springfield Mt. Vernon Illinois Hillsboro West Rockford Centralia Decatur Ottawa Kankakee

Benton Routs Herrin in South 7 battle on late rally

Benton Tigers and Herrin Tigers traded leads as Benton's John Bauer and Richard Neal paced a 45-41 Benton win at Herrin. Neal and Bauer combined for key baskets in the fourth quarter while Herrin missed late shots and Benton grabbed the ball to seal the victory.

John Bauer Richard Neal Benton Rangers Herrin Tigers Herrin Tigers

West Frankfort Narrowly Tops Johnston City 53 51

West Frankfort Redbirds edge Johnston City 53 to 51 in a seesaw game. Williams scored 20 for the Indians, Dodds led West Frankfort with 16, Jones added 11, and Jones, Dodds, and Sam dominated inside for the Redbirds. West Frankfort hosts Eb enon Friday while Johnston City visits Pinckneyville.

Iaun Dodds Davies Crowe Hubbard Williams Faulk Redbirds Matchek Indians Hafford Woods West Frankfort Jones Sam Redbird Cluse Lee Eben Johnston City Indias Metropolis Pinckneyville W. Frankfort J.city Fran’con Hoffard Iain ‘Dodds Rose Davies Faulk Slimack Ww. Frankfort Ij. City

Prep Basketball Scores From Benton to Sparta

Benton 44 Herrin 41 West Frankfort 53 Johnston City 51 Centralia 44 Belleville 30 Mt. Vernon 55 Salem 26 Marion 61 Eldorado 36 Attucks 30 Dunbar 22 Pinckneyville 46 Sparta 35.

Centralia Belleville R. L’bert G'de's Nickolaus Thomas Locke W’ms Welch Baltz Parkinson McBride Miller Marion Eldorado Marion Kent Pack Cloud Tierney Gulig Finnie Benton Herrin West Frankfort Johnston City Mt. Vernon Salem Eldorado Attucks Dunbar Pinckneyville Sparta

Herrin and Benton Tigers Fight Scoring Split

Herrin and Benton traded blows as 69 attempts yielded 41 points for Herrin and 45 for Benton. Herrin shot 19 of 41 while Benton made 19 of 58. Herrin’s Walker and McGuire scored, Benton’s Ferguson and Bauer contributed, and the Tigers face Collinsville and Mt. Vernon on the road this weekend.

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