Browns and Bears land three on NFL all star eleven
Fullback Marion Motley of the Browns and end Tom Fears of the Rams headline the 1950 UP NFL all star team chosen by wire service writers. Browns place three players, Bears three, with one selection each from the Giants Lions Steelers Packers and Rams.
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Marion Motley
Cleveland Browns
Tom Fears
Los Angeles Rams
United Press
National Football League
United Press Writers
N.F.L
Browns
Chicago Bears
New York Giants
Detroit Lions
Pittsburgh Steelers
Green Bay Packers
Rams
Motley
Arnie Weinmeister
Joe Geri
Fears
Speedie
Weinmeister
Willis
Barnegan
A. Weinmeister
Giants
Bill Willis
C. Townemaker
Packers
Dick Barnegan
Bears
George Connor
Mac Speedie
Johnny Lujack
Steelers
Doak Walker
Lions
Local high school hoops scorers shine across Onondaga league
POWWN YTE Lie by JACK DURKIN and GUS CASTELLINI of Solvay pace the early scoring, Castellini with 42 points in two games and 25 in the second. Earl Guarante of North Syracuse tops central division with 22 points opening night. Danforth of Camillus leads western division with 35 points in two starts. Ward of Skaneateles opens with 19. Loren Warner of Lafayette and Pep Piselli of Jamesville share eastern division lead with 29 each. Cook of Fabius opens with 19. Other scorers include 32 for Denny of Liverpool, 31 Eckel of Solvay, 28 Cerelli East Syracuse, 27 Cox Fayetteville, 24 others. in the east, Burns, Jordan, and others close behind. Cappelletti 26 and Haggerty 21 pace Manlius Cadets in 91-59 win over RPL freshmen. Captain Don Savage of LeMoyne College sits at 96 points in five starts heading toward 100 against King's College.
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Solvay
Castellini
Billy Danforth
Camillus
Dick Ward
Skaneateles
Loren Warner
Lafayette
Pep” Piselli
Jamesville
Chips
Cook
Fabius
Denny
Liverpool
Eckel
Cerelli
East Syracuse
Wassner
North Syracuse
Cox Fayetteville
Brenman
Fayetteville
Cody
Guarante
Manlius Cadets
Syracusans
Tom Cappeletti
Jack Haggerty
R.P.L
Cappelletti
North
Haggerty
St. John the Baptist Star
Carrier Upset Wins City League Bowling Match
Carrier defeats Reddin Iron 3–2 in a surprising City League result while New Process leads with a 3,110 series. Greg Griffo tops night with a 671, Earl Vuille mot 635 for Carrier, and Reg Grabow ski multi strike 257 high game amid several 600-plus scores.
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Earl Vuillemot
Quint
Greg Griffo
Greg
Reg Grabowski
Joe Brisk
Jake Edinger
Andy Piraino
Marty Firaino
Vic Giromini
Don Houmiel
Vito Coloia
Frank Hermans
Wilson van Wie
Bill Cobler
New Process
Forsythe
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Paolini
van Wie
Goff
Pastime A. C
Sawmiller
Quinn
Reddin
Turners
New Process Geer
Mynate
Fenesce
Sawmillers Pantimes
Piscitells Keep Margin Holds Narrow Lead In Suburban League
Piscitells beat the Dilellas 2 1 to maintain a three game edge in the Greater Syracuse League suburban division. Frank Hale of New Process led scorers with 6 36 points while multiple teams such as New Process Gear Giacobbis and others posted results in a crowded scoring sheet.
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Piscitells
Dilellas
Frank Hale
New Process
New Process Gear
Giacobbis
Ranicris
Oberdorfers
Caramas
Meades
Mattydale
Ciamipis
P.A.C
Fight Results From The Associated Press Inconsistent Names
Fight results list multiple boxers with scattered locations and weights. Entries include Cleveland knockout of Dave Whitlock and various bouts in Toronto Wilkes Barre Baltimore Florence and Brookline with weights like 187, 181, 136 percent and strange formats. The fragment lacks coherent event structure or dates.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Jape
Cleveland
Dave Whitlock
Toronto
Arthur King
Robby Lloyd
Wilkes‘Barre
Patty
Baltimore
Vinnie Cidone
New Yorks
Saimie Done
Ifl
Florence
Hosrox
Norman Hares
Baston
Paul Pendey
Brookline
Mass
Pastimes in Alley Climb in City Bowling Standings
The Pastimes rose to third in the Greater Syracuse Bowling League after a 2 1 victory over Derby five. Lutzys rolled 2823 to blank Sacred Hearts 3 0 while Steve Kuzmak of Sacred Hearts led with 616.
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Derby
Lutzys
Sacred Hearts
Steve Kuzmak
Burzynskis
P.A.C.C
Recreations
Creswicks
Fabrizios
Yates
Faye
Dreswicks
Pepsis
Cleveland Pitchers Lead With Best 1950 AL Record
New York reports show Cleveland Indians led the American League in team era at 3.75 with Early Wynn 18–8 and Bob Lemon 23–11 shining individually. Wynn posted a league low 3.20 earned run average while Lemon logged the most wins. Others like Ned Garver and Raschi also posted notable marks amid the lively ball era.
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INL
Cleveland Indians
Wynn
Bob Lemon
Lemon
Indians
Ned Garver
St. Louis Browns
Browns
Vic Raschi
Yankees
Carver
Raschi
Detroit
Dizzy Trout
Ed Ford
Ruth Brisson Leads 591 Paces Ladies Loop Hit
Ruth Brisson posted 591 in the 40-team Ladies' Commercial League with a 241 high game, nine pins from six centuries. Dons and Walt Taylors shared team honors with 2466 three-game sets, while Agnes Downing led a pack of high scorers in the mix with multiple 500s and single-game bursts.
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Dons
Walt Taylors
Agnes Downing
Marge Baker
Agatha Kaupp
Marge Wiley
Betty Stevens
Marge Taylor
Rose McClintock
Pez Welling
Martina Ferrer
Helen Gresens
Natalie Kreisther
Baker
Miss Ferrer
Wiley
Stevens
Marian Kopel
Le Moyne sweep noted in Pastime Ladies' League
Le Moyne swept the Pastime Ladies' League with a 2 392 trio and an 840 game. Ida Plume rolled a 420 triple and a 160 single. Rosemary Brush added a 160.
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LE Moyne
LE Moynes
Ida Plume
Rosemary Brush
Charles and Oma Set Jan 12 Clash At Madison Square Garden
Ezzard Charles signs to defend his heavyweight title for the sixth time at Madison Square Garden on January 12 against Buffalo’s Lee Oma. Joe Louis contemplates further comebacks despite calls to quit, while Pennsylvania officials seek to bar him in the state. Louis mentions plans for bouts with Tommy Gomez and Rex Layne after Beshore, with no immediate rematch with Charles.
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Joe Louis
Charles
New York
Madison Square Garden
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Oma
Ezzard
Miami
Louis
John “Ox” DaGrosa
Pennsylvania
Bell River
Ont
Detroit
Freddie Beshore
Brown
DaGrosa
Beshore
Tommy Gomez
Rex Layne
San Francisco
Cornell Aims for fourth win versus Bucknell at Barton Hall
Cornell University cagers seek a fourth victory as Bucknell visits Barton Hall tomorrow night. Bucknell has two wins in three starts, beating Juniata and Lehigh and losing to Princeton. Coach names Red Chadwick Fred Eydt Sam MacNeil and co captains Spike Gerwin Walt Ashbaugh to start. lineup contributed to a 55 51 win over Colgate last Saturday.
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Barton Hall
Juniata
Lehigh
Princeton
Cornell
Red Chadwick
Fred, Eydt
Sam MacNeil
Spike Gerwin
Walt Ashbaugh
Colgate
New York to Lead Fight Against Don Meade
New York officials plan to oppose Don Meade as the National Association of Racing Commissions meets in Miami from January 21 to 25. Florida recently reinstated Meade on a one year probation, a move opposed by New York and 26 other states citing ethics and association rules.
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Don Meade
New York
Commission
Meade
Mexico
U.S
Florida
National Association of Racing Commissions
Harry Millar
Florida Commission
Leo Edwards
Mexican Jockey Club
Millar
National Association
Miami Jaw
York State Racing Commissions
Ike Williams to Meet Dave Marsh in Akron Non-title Bout
Ike Williams world lightweight champion faces Akron's Dave Marsh in a 10 round non-title bout on a pre-fight show card in Akron. Williams' manager Palermo sought neutral officials but Akron Boxing Commission chairman Rhode announced local officials will handle the fight. Marsh had a pro record of 53 wins in 59 bouts.
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INS
Ike Williams
Akron
Dave Marsh
Williams
Mike Palermo
Frank Rhode
Akron Boxing Commission
Palermo
Rhode
Marsh
al Pro
Kramer Stretches Lead In Pro Tennis Matches
Jack Kramer has extended his advantage over Pancho Segura to 23-11. Pauline Betz Addie leads Certrude Moran 25-6 with two ties and one cancellation. Kramer beat Segura 6-3 6-? in a recent match and Addie defeated Moran 6-2 in one set. The troupe traveled to Toronto.
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Buffalo UP
Jack Kramer
Pancho Segura
Pauline Betz Addie
Certrude
Gusssie’ Moran
Kramer
Segura
Addie
Miss Moran
Toronto
USTA Plans Uniform Starting Gate System for Races
Columbus directors wrap up annual meeting with plans for a universal starting gate at all tracks. A major rule revision strengthens regulator responsibility for horse stimulation, and permits racing judges to order saliva or other tests in suspected doping cases.
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INS
United States Trotting Association
Columbus
U.S.T.A
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