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26 THE TERRE HAUTE STAR, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1949. Badgers' Wilson Coaches' Choice Wisconsin End Leads Poll for All-Big Ten BV ED SAINSBUBY CHICAGO. Nov. champion Michigan, third place Minnesota and Illinois, tied for fifth in the Western Conference grid race, were the only teams to place more than one player on the all Big Ten football team selected for the United Press by conference coaches. The Wolverines, who shared the crown with Ohio State, and Minnesota each placed three men while Illinois landed two stars in the lineup.

Rose Bowl bound Ohio State placed only one man, Fullback Fred Morrison, but four Buckeyes made the second all conference team. OTHER SCHOOLS to place men on the honor eleven were Northwestern, with Quarterback Don Burson and Wisconsin with End Bob Wilson. Michigan players who made the team were All American Tackle Alvin Wistert. Guard Lloyd Hene- vcld and Halfback Chuck Ortmann, while Minnesota had three exceptional linemen. All American Center Clayton Tonnemaker, All American Tackle Leo Nomellini and End Harry "Bud" Grant.

Illinois' two representatives were Guard Chuck Gottfried and Halfback Johnny Karras. Every coach in the conference picked Wilson, who defensive center and offensive end, for the first team. Seven mentors VALLEY RESULTS Glenn, 62; Blackhawk, 26. Concannon, 62; Pimento, 35. Midland, 36; New Lebanon, 35.

OTHERS South Bend Basketball Scores Biley. 46: Wilson (St. Catholic, 41: Soath fhortridge. 42: 37: RushvUIe. 36.

Franklin Township (Marion County), 37: Ben Davis. 33. Elwood. 42. Monticello, 30.

Amo, 57; Uzton. 30. Monrovia, 44; Mooresvjlle, 42. Mays. 50; Manilla.

39. Batesville. 42; Oseood. 41. Milroy, 40: Versailles, 28.

HagerVtoVn. S3; Cambridge City. 33. Darlington. 56; Wingate.

18. Covington. 45; West Lebanon. 36. Winsiow.

79: Fort Branch. 37. Washington Catholic. 60: Shoals, 46. Elnora.

53; Otwell. 49. Lynnville. 43: Spurgeon, 39. Hagerstown.

S3; Cambridge City. 34. Lynn, 40: Jackson Township (Randolph Green' Township (Randolph County), 38; Saratoga. 30. COLLEGE RESULTS Indiana State.

81: Hontington, 52. Loyola 'Chicagol. 79; Wheaton tffl.) Elmhurst' (111.) College. 50: Concordia River Forest. HU College, 49.

Colgate, 78: St. Lawrence. 52. Tulane. 74: Southeastern Louisiana.

53. Tennessee. 67; Lincoln Memorial University (Tenn.l, 59. Indiana Central, 66: Tri-State, 47. RESULTS, Syracuse.

87: Boston. 71. Minneapolis. 102: New York. 92.

Rochester. 86; Washington, 84. St. Louis Bombers, 89: Tri Cities Blackhawks. 82.

Chicago ets. 50. Stags. 57; Baltimore Bui named him at end and two at center. Karras was only slightly shy of the terrific Badger in popularity, winning eight first place votes and one on the second team.

The Illinois sophomore, from Argo. 111., set a new conference ground gaining record during the season ORTMANN and Tonnemaker were near unanimous choices, each being placed on the first team by eight coaches. Tonnemaker, although a center, received three first place votes at guard. Three of the first team players were on the all-conference team for the second consecutive year. Grant, Nomellini and Wistert all made the 1948 honor eleven while Tonnemaker, Burson and Ortmann were on the second all-conference team last year.

FIRST TEAM End, Bob Wilson. Wisconsin, weight, 210, height 6-0, class, senior, hometown, Nomellini. Minnesota. 250. 6 'Guartl.

0 Heneveld. Michigan. 180. 6-0, senior, Holland. Mich.

Center. Clayton Tonnemaker, Minne------ 200. 0-41, senior St. Louis. Tackte.

Alvin Wistert, Michigan. 220. Harry "Bud" Grant. Minnesota. 198, 6-3, senior.

Superior, Wis. Quarterback, Don Burson, Northwestern, 160. 6-0, senior, Lakewood, Ohio. Halfback, Johnny Karras, Illinois, 186, 3-11, sophomore, Argo, HI. Halfback Chuck Ortmann, Michigan, 183, 6-1.

Junior, Milwaukee. Fred Morrison, Ohio State, FORTY-NINERS ASK BONUS MONEY FOR POST-SEASON GAME SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. San Francisco Forty- niner football players, who are among the highest-paid professional athletes in the world, today threatened to strike unless they received more money for participation in the post-season play-offs with the New York Yankees here on Sunday. The team failed to show up for practice today and will hold a meeting tomorrow morning shortly before a scheduled 9:30 A. practice to take a strike vote.

The players. led by Team Captain Norm Standlee and Halfback Air Reserve Group Activation Held Members of the newly formed 9594th Volunteer Air Reserve Training Squadron of the Tenth United States Aair Force attended a formal activation session of the unit in the Aero Club quarters at the Hotel Deming last night. William J. lieutenant colonel in the Air Force Reserve, is commanding officer of the training squadron. He said members of the reserve from Terre Haute and many nearby Wabash Valley points, including Sullivan, Greencastle and and Clinton were present last night.

Members of the unit were informed by letter of their assignment by the Tenth Air Force, and present last night to conduct the formal activation was Sgt. H. A Harris of Evansville, who is assigned to the Atterbury Air Base. Mr. Cleary said the squadron will be made up of two flights, composed of 30 flying personnel in Flight commanded by Major George N.

Hale and 20 administrative members in Flight commanded by Major Rahe O. Hornung. He said no planes will be assigned to Terre Haute for service, but that the training program at present will consist largely of lec- SONG AND DANCE Lane's graceful booting accounted for one-third of Penn State's 33 goals in eight straight soccer triumphs for a perfect season. Dark Day for Nash LOS ANGELES, Nov. Ogden Nash arrived today, on the eleventh day of an eye-smarting smog attack, and promptly dictated this rhyme to reporters: I do not love Louse Angeles, I came here all agog To find myself a lone D.

Invisible in smog. Army Enlistees Take Exams in Indianapolis Beginning today enlistees in the tions finally agreed upon will be retroactive to Oct 1. Announcement of the extension was made by John Marchmado. union president. Negotiations with the Coal Producers Association of Illinois will continue.

The Progressive Miners produce about a fifth of the Illinois coal tonnage. P. M. W. Extends Illinois Contract SPRINGFIELD, 111..

Nov. (AP) The Progressive Mine Workers and coal operators averted a strike today by extending their contract another montl, JVRACCSE. num- was due to expire at midnight to st two Springs. Joe Grzibowski. night.

doubles as defensive line backer It was the fifth time since the fof (he Orans football team. one-year contract ended June 1 that it has been extended. As be- The Kansas City hockey team of STRONG BACK loaay enusiees me a jj as een extenaea. AS ot-j The Kansas Lity nocisey icaui Army and Army Air Force at the I fore, the extension is subject to the United States Hockey League. etatinn will ho sent tn on five days notice by formerly known as the PlaJVIors.

local station will be sent to inaianr, increases in this season carries the nickname apolis instead of Evansville to take their physical and mental tests, according to word received yesterday by Sgt. 1C1 Francis W. Gallez, acting non-com in charge of the local recruiting station. Sergeant Gallez says that the new order refers to all recruiting stations in the state as tests for all recruits will in the future be given in Indianapolis. either side.

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Army announced today that it will begin tomorrow to release, 30.000 men inducted and recruited 11 under the Selective Service act CARBURETORS 1948. Secretary of the Afmy Gray has said the anticipated army budget provides for a 630.000-man army in Huddle or Muddle? 'GLENN SMOTHERS HOLLYWOOD, Nov. BLACKHAWK, 62-26 Dame Coach Frank Leahy is due here Dec. 9 to confer with one of the country's better known Sunday afternoon quarterbacks, Jack Benny. Judge Jack Carberry of Los Angeles, oldtime school room- BLACKHAWK, Nov.

30 kept its victory string intact by walloping Blackhawk, 62 to 26, here tonight while four of the Pirates' regular starters picacin the fiscal year ending June 30, tures designed to keep squadron Such an army wou i rep remembers up to date on technical reduction of about 2 6.000 Force 0 Pe He 0 a a de tn" to" from the present strength, ings monthly will be held. Attendance at such sessions will give reserve personnel credit toward promotion and retirement, it was announced. Any members of the Air Force Reserve in this vicinity are invited BATTERIES V8 Ford. Dodge. Etc.

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9th and Wabash Ave. C-6783. Angeles, oiaiiine sunuui iuum- xvm 0 mate of Leahy, got a call today watched the game from the bench. to communicate with the squadron leaders, Mr. Cleary said.

Reach Crashed Plane, Report No Survivors M'CHORD AIR BASE, Washing tain Norm Stanmee ana Len Eshmont, said they would not! Midland CloSB Victor play in the Sunday game at Kezar Stadium unless they got "additional above their tracts. from the mastermind of South only ac tj on the four starters, lvl Bend, advising that he'd be here; warmuo routine be- ton, Nov. Air -and would also be on Benny's a warmup routine reported at Central radio show Dec. 11. lw wjth reserves carrying Standard Time, today that a search the colors for Glenn.

Blackhawk; party had reached the scene was outclassed early in the crashed airplane on romped off to an 11 to. 5 Helens in, hwest -1. Ju Fullback, UU.PBCK* 210. 6-2. senior, Columbus.

SECOND TEAM End, Clifton Anderson, Indiana, 190, 6 hio State. 220. w. sen Guard senior Center Jack Lfninger, Ohio State, 210, 5-11. senior.

Van Wert, Ohio. Guard. John Lundin, Minnesota, 195. 6-0 junior. Minneapolis.

Taclde. Robert Wahl. Michigan. 212, Junior, Oak Park, 111. End, Jack Dittmer.

Iowa. 165. 6-1, Sayic. Ohio State. -hio State, 180.

5-10. Toledo. Halfback. Jerry Faske, Iowa, 185, 5-8, junior, Brooklyn, N. Y.

JFullback. John Heresies, Purdue, 194, 6-1, junior, Streator, m. 'addi- Over New Lebanon con-, CARLISLE, Nov. "rhfey did not state the amount Lebanon, playing they wanted. Owner A.

J. "Tony Morabito rejected the demand on the ground it was against the league and the fact that the players' contracts call for them to participate in all exhibition, league and championship play-off host here tonight in the Carlisle goal house, was nipped one point, 36 to 35, in a hard fought battle by Midland High School. The lead changed hands every few minutes. The Tigers led 6 to first-period lead and by intermis- 30 sion time was far ahead, 26 to 12. Richmond led Glenn's point parade with 17 markers.

Phillips, O. Session and Kiiiebrew backed him up with 12, 11 and ten points respectively. D. Boling and Sheridan were Blackhawk's main point collectors, the former with nine and the latter with eight at the end of the first period, the Glenn's team also won ary and Midland led 29 to "If the players fail to report for three-quarter rest. practice at 9:30 A.

M. Volk, Tiger guard, and Orman. at the Summary: Glenn practice at 9:30 A. M. Volk, Tiger guard, and Orman.

4 said Morabito, "they will be told to Middle forward, tied for scoring Kiiiebrew. turn in their suits and we'll forfeit honors, each hitting thrice from gseiskm 4 the field and five times from the Dragon, i C. Phillips, 5 lOUl line. I Scheefer 1 Midland also won the reserve F.G. F.T.

P.F 2 1 1 0 The McChord information office said the mountain party had identified the wreckage as the Air Force C-54 that vanished with six aboard last week on a-McChord-. Portland training flight. A McChord officer said the mountain had reported: i "Got to scene of airplane crash. No Planejinder snow." "Archie Duffy ain't here." the game to New York." Florists Close Victors FARMERSBURG, Nov. 30.

Gehring Florists of North Terre Haute outlasted the Farmersburg American Legion quintet in a nip and tuck battle, 34 to 33, here tonight. Neither team was able to build a sub-, stantial lead and the halftime score i stood at 19-all. Smith and Keyes paced the Florists with 14 and 13 points re- wniiams. I spectively. Lear tallied 13 markers Thrasher.

for Farmersburg and was closely 0 cf followed by Drake with nine. tilt, 37 to 17. Summary: Midland Orman, Barley, Stewart, Myers, Vaughn, Stockraham. Neal, McDonald, To i New Lebanon F.G. F.T.

P.F. Totals Blackhawk Williams, D. Boling. Sheridan, 2 Harbaugh. Hichey, Totals 3 Officials Referee, 0 Taro.

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APPALACHIA. Nov. 30. UP Ve company linesmen Eddie, Miss Dufly "Duffy's UP Ve company linesmen Tavern" now on the air every Thurs- 3 reoorted todav they had found an Cavern, uuw uu i 2 effigy of Santa Claus hanged on a day evening over your NBC station. ilwaukee 2 effisv of Santa Claus hanged on a nay evening, pole near this coal mining town.

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Lewis killed Santa Bfatr Brewing Bt. OS in Mitwoulee. Wfe. won 01 ana josc. iy ouuuierfsiei" for its second run mess meemis Conference games in 15 since the pact was signed eight too mark in the loop.

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