Jouglard Tops All-Star Bowling Round Robin Standings
Detroit jewelry salesman Lee Jouglard led the National All-Star Bowling Tourney after 32 games with a 21 11 record and 159.24 Petersen points. He displaced Chicago's Junie McMahon from the halfway mark as 16 finalists continue for the $2,000 first prize with 16 more games today and tonight.
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Lee Jouglard
Detroit
Junie McMahon
Jouglard
McMahon
Connie Schwoegler
Madison
Wis
Fred Bujack
Ralph Smith
Los Angeles
Chet Bukowski
Buddy Bomar
Andy Varipapa
Hempstead
N. Y
William Lillard
Dallas
Joe Norris
Tony Sparando
Woodside
Charles O'Donnell
Pete Carter
Rudy Pagel
Milwaukee
Charles Johnson
Bayonne
N. J
Ed Easter
Cadets Dine In Victory At Manlius
Army Cornell Colgate and Syracuse grid coaches honored the Manlius Cadet football squad at a postseason athletic dinner in Manlius. Colgate head coach Paul Bixler and assistants Bud Barker Syracuse Al Kelley Cornell Lt Jack Green Army spoke. Frank Thomas and Bob Fleck named co captains for 1950. Varsity letters and gold footballs awarded along with cross country and soccer letters.
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ARMY
Cornell
Colgate
Syracuse
Manlius
Paul Bixler
Bud Barker
al Kelley
Jack Green
Frank Thomas
Bob Fleck
Ski Resorts In New York Report Mixed Early Season Conditions
Reports from the State Department of Commerce show varied skiing conditions across New York resorts. Belleayre Mt tows partly idle. Lake Placid and Paul Smiths offer good powder or packed snow. several locations report fair conditions with windblown or crusty surfaces.
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Hillsdale
Kiamesha Juake
Livingston Manor
Lake Placid
North Creek
Old Forge
Palisades Park
Paul Smiths
Phoenicia
Sharon Springs
South Colton
Whiteface Mountain
Elbridge beats Jordan 48 41 in section high school game
Elbridge defeated Jordan 48 to 41 in a Western Section Onondaga County High School League game at Elbridge. The halftime score was Elbridge 24 Jordan 17 with officials Costa and Ponti.
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Jordan
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IV. Benedicta
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Coast Guard Academy Tops Norwich In College Game
College basketball results show Coast Guard Academy defeating Norwich 58 to 44 and several other regional scores including West Virginia 62 over Bethany, Allegheny 53 over St. Vincent, Lawrence 72 over Hobart, and Villanova 72 over St Peters with district matchups and minor totals across multiple campuses.
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Navy Radar win over reserve riflemen in Syracuse league
Navy Radar defeated the Reserve Officers Association 1134 to 1109 and G. E. Radar beat V. F. W. 1236 to 1211 in Syracuse Rifle League matches last night.
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Reserve Officers Association
G. E. Radar
Syracuse
City Bowling Tournament Opens Jan. 14
The 220th Syracuse Bowling Association Championship begins January 14 at two venues Columbus Park Lanes for the five-man event and Syracuse Industrial Club for doubles and singles. Entry is 3.50 per man per event with 1.90 to prize fund and 1.60 for costs. Entries close January 8.
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Columbus Park Lanes
Syracuse Industrial Club
Kramer Defeats Gonzales In Albany Tennis Classic
In Albany at the Washington Armory Jack Kramer defeated Pancho Gonzales 6-8 16-14 6-1 before about 5,000 spectators. Kramer now leads the 21-year-old former amateur champ 26-5. Frank Parker beat Pancho Segura in straight sets 6-3 8-6 in the preliminaries.
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Jack Kramer
Pancho Gonzales
Washington Armory
Kramer
Gonzales
Frank Parker
Pancho Segura
Parker
Segura
Skaneateles defeats Warners in Western Division clash
Skaneateles defending Onondaga County League champion romps Warners 68 to 35 on Warners court. The victory ties Skaneateles with Marcellus for first in the division as unbeaten Skaneateles improves to 2 0.
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Warners
Marcellus
Seaneatseles
B.F.T. BB. T. Palmer
Waser
Clark
Buffalo State Trims Albion 61 54 in Narrow Win
Buffalo State Teachers' College led 36 27 at halftime and withstood a late Albion rally to win 61 54. Reserve center Bob Lang scored 18 for Buffalo while Dick Allen had 18 for Albion and two Buffalo teammates hit double figures.
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Buffalo State Teachers’ College
Albion College
Albion Lallied
Invaders
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Dick Allen
Albion
O'Hearn Recovers Fast After Concussion In Charity Game
Bobby O Hearn of Nottingham High School recovered quickly from a concussion after a charity football game at Archbold Stadium. He was treated at University Hospital, released next day, and returned to action in Syracuse High School league play scoring four baskets as his team beat Vocational. Floyd Blair and Jordan Koy of Notre Dame faced longer recuperation after concussions with Blair withdrawing from school and awaiting February return. Reed Hawke and others appear in regional high school athletics coverage.
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Jordan Koy
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Eastern Colleges Ban TV for 1950 Football Season
The Eastern College Athletic Conference ECAC with 86 member schools moved to bar television of its sports events next season. It urged members to avoid video commitments, citing a threat to intercollegiate finances as talks advance at the NCAA meeting January 14. New members include Rensselaer West Virginia Brooklyn College Clarkson Tech Drexel Tech Franklin & Marshall Hobart Ithaca Johns Hopkins and Queens College NYC.
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Brooklyn College
Clarkson Tech
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Hobart
Ithaca College
Johns Hopkins
Queens College
Nyc
Crew Leaders to Inspect Marietta for 1950 Regatta
The Intercollegiate Rowing Association will inspect Marietta Ohio as a potential site for the 1950 Poughkeepsie regatta. The board of stewards voted to review facilities after the Marietta Rowing Committee offered to host the classic, traditionally held in Poughkeepsie.
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Leon Saya’s Basket Gives Bullets Win Over Stars
Leon Saya scored the winning basket with two seconds left as the Bullets edged the Stars 15 to 14 in the Recreation Midget Basketball League at Franklin School. Fred Mantara led with 10 points. Army shut out the Midgets 5-0 and Sbcalo added five points.
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Bullets
Stars
Recreation
Franklin School Court
Fompei
Bluejays
Fred Mantara
Army
Sbacalo
Lozoski Flawless 300 In Turners Bowling League
Angelo Lozoski aged 44 rolled a perfect 300 for the Turners Bowling League at Turn Hall, the second 300 this year in Syracuse. The noted kegler, with 20 years in the sport, credited 12 strikes as solid and downed the N Y A team and Maple pins.
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Angelo Lozoski
Syracuse
Tony Miller
Lozoski
Kegler
Sisler Renamed For Three Years In Baseball Congress
George H. Sisler former major league hitter reelected commissioner of nonprofessional baseball for the United States by the National Baseball Congress. The three year term continues his supervision of 300 sanctioned tournaments and 500 affiliated leagues leading to the national Wichita tournament.
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INS
George H. Sisler
United States
National Baseball Congress
Sisler
Wichita
Kans
Anglers Association to Meet at Onondaga Skeet Club
The Anglers Association of Onondaga holds its annual meeting at 8 P.M. Wednesday at the Onondaga Skeet Club off Erie I Boulevard East in DeWitt. The program includes a deer chalk talk and a fishing movie.
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Mrs Harvey Tops Tenpins for 213 in WIRS
Clarence Harvey leads North Syracuse Women s Independent Bowling League with a high triple 510 and a top game of 213 Mrs Margaret Vincent bowled 500 and 186 The Irish team holds first with 68 points followed by Ma and Pa 61 Travel 57 Surdick 57 Dix 50 Willenbrock 46 North Syracuse 33 and McKinley 24
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North Syracuse
Margaret Vincent
Travel
Surdick
Dix
Willenbrock
McKinley
Kinney Leads Polish Home Ladies Bowling League
Mrs Jean Kinney set the pace in the Polish Home Ladies Bowling League on IA 509. Frances Kwiatkowski rolled the high game with 221 while the Burzynskis totaled 2 404 pins and posted a high single of 838.
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Frances Kwiatkowski
Burzynskis
Looking Listening Looking Listening
Ronald Colman and his wife join NBC and WSYR for The Halls of Ivy since Jan 6. Don Quinn writes with Walter Brown Newman. Ivy College dramatizes a coed, nonsectarian small town campus. Ken Carpenter to announc e. Henry Russell leads NBC orchestra.
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Ivy
NBC
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Colman
William Todhunter Hall
Victoria
Don Quinn
Quinn
Walter Brown Newman
Ivy College
Ken Carpenter
Henry Russell
Benita Hume
Jack Benny
Division Lineup In Football Loop
New league plans a 13 club National American Football League split into two divisions. National Division includes Washington Philadelphia Chicago Bears New York Giants Pittsburgh Green Bay. American Division features Baltimore Cleveland Chicago Cardinals Detroit San Francisco Los Angeles and New York Bulldogs.
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Washington
Philadelphia
Chicago Bears
New York Giants
Pittsburgh
Green Bay
Baltimore
Cleveland
Chicago Cardinals
Detroit
San Francisco
Los Angeles
New York Bulldogs
Saturday Radio Highlights and Guest Lineup
Radio listings show Betsy Drake Cece Blake Lucille Ball and Al Slater with Fred Van Deventer among guest appearances. Also featured are Lucille Ball drama, Jeff Clark Eileen Wilson on Your Hit Parade, and Charles Dant Orchestra on Canova Show.
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Betsy Drake
Vaughn Monroe
Cece Blake
Momwsy Holywood Star Theater
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al Slater
Fred van Deventer
Jeff Clark
Eileen Wilson
Dennis Day
Barbara Ejler
Wsykeedady Canova
Charles Dant
Martinsville Leaves Carolina Loop in 1950
Martinsville Virginia withdraws from the Class B Carolina League, leaving seven clubs for the 1950 season. President Ted Mann notes possible replacements include Charlotte North Carolina from the Tri-State League and High Point Thomasville North Carolina from the North Carolina State League.
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Martinsville
Ted Mann
Charlotte
N. C
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When Television Station Saturday Night Schedule Listen
The listing shows a Saturday night slate with Western Drifting Kid Dinner Musicale Red Barber Lucky Pup to be announced Photo Crime Your Witness Wrestling Boris Karloff News Mr OK Weatherman and late weather. The sequence includes film and public affairs programs spanning evening hours.
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OK Weatherman
A's Sell Wright to Baltimore in AS trade
The Louisville Colonels of the American Association announced the purchase of Taft Wright, a 34 year old outfielder who played last season with the Philadelphia Athletics. Wright was a free agent, released at the close of the 1948 season.
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Louisville Colonels
American Association
Taft Wright
Philadelphia Athletics
Wright
Stanford trio among 18 on West Shrine football squad
Three Stanford players Ken Rose Jim Castagnoli and Emory Mitchell join stars from four other schools on the West Shrine team bringing the total to 18. Hawaii star Harry Kahuanui joins as the first Hawaii player invited.
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Stanford
Ken Rose
Jim Castagnoli
Emory Mitchell
Harry Kahuanui
University of Hawaii
U. of H
VinceCisterna
Arizona State
Don Paul
Washington State
Jack ‘Halliday
Southern Methodist
Women in Sports by Peggy Cram High school bowler makes strong start
Dolores Brudzinski a 16 year old senior at St Anthony s Convent School after taking group lessons at Syracuse Bowling Center leads local girls in scoring with games around 120s and 130s She won last month s high school girls tournament with a 421 total from 148 137 and 136 Other participants came from Vocational Assumption Nottingham and Goodyear Burlingame They plan to enter Syracuse University next fall while enjoying ice skating basketball and swimming Meanwhile local golf pro Dick Govern and his wife spend winter in Florida near the Dunedin course Also the Korthas family dominates Syracuse bowling with multiple sisters and relatives active in Liverpool Junior League Women s City League and Ladies Commercial League.
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Dolores Brudzinski
Burnet Jl
St. Anthony's Convent School
Dolores
Syracuse
Vocational
Assumption
Nottingham
Goodyear- Burlingame
Swarthmore schedules seven games for 1950 season
Swarthmore College announces a seven game 1950 football schedule, one fewer than this year. The only new opponent is Wagner College. The slate lists Washington College in Chestertown Oct. 7, Wagner at home Oct. 14, Ursinus in Collegeville Oct. 21, Franklin and Marshall at home Oct. 28, Johns Hopkins in Baltimore Nov. 4, Drexel at home Nov. 11, and Haverford in Haverford Nov. 18.
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Swarthmore College
Willis J Stetson
Wagner College
Staten Island
Washington College
Chestertown
Wagner
Ursinus
Collegeville
Franklin and Marshall
Johns Hopkins
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Drexel Institute
Haverford
Sports Mirror Highlights Past Boxing and Football Events
Today a year ago Ezzard Charles stopped Joe Baski in the 11th round of a 15 round fight. Three years ago John Kimbrough resigned as head football coach at Baylor. Five years ago Dutch Harrison won the Miami Open Golf with 274 after 72 holes. Ten years ago the Packers beat the Giants 27 to 0 to win the NFL title.
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Joe Baski
John Kimbrough
Baylor University
E. J
Dutch) Harrison
Green Bay Packers
New York Giants
Still Around Johnny Mize and Enos Slaughter
Still active last season were Johnny Mize and Enos Slaughter who finished among the NL's top 10 batters in 1939.
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Enos Slaughter
Cleveland Barons Star Grows Tallest Pro Hockey Goalie
Al Rollins of the Cleveland Barons stands six feet two inches making him the tallest goalie in professional hockey.
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Cleveland
al Rollins
Cleveland Barons
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