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District Basketball Moves Into 2nd Full Round of Activity Tuesday Night 7C--Joplin Globe, Suuday, December 10, 1050. Bowling Standings and Schedules MOIIKItN KKCKKATIONV Schedule for the v.erK: King Pin Mendny. Piitrburch Paints lancer Construction Co. Klam'A Button. V.

F. W. Pout Ji31 Mnrcum'l Hporllns Goodn. Joplin Tobacco Co. National Biscuit CO.

Claolr Tuesday. BurgefH Agency Ins. fc-Veu. Joplin Janitor Supply vs. 23 Leading Oler'f luUuitrliU Lcagur.

Humphrey bpruig Co 33 J.J.C. WILL MEET COFFEYVILLE QUINT St. Peter's at Webb City Hlfh- llghU Schoolboy Scene--High School Here Wednesday. As district basketball swings into Its second week of full action Tuesday night the Joplin-Coffeyville tiff at the Kansas city highlights the junior College SCene, while in Bastlan Wliolesalr Cro. 41 i.

i i ui. Stock O. Rosenberg Scrap Maine high EChOOI feature, Webb City a Knsle Truck A implement Shew- dcfending' Big Eight Conference a Buick open their 1950-51 cam-. 1 Moatmur iVarur. Tnio-n Wednndav.

1.0(1--While Flour vs. paign by playing host to Joplin St. Fr Market. Joplla Auto Supply B. Wilson lire Peters, which has won two straight I Nil-Way Stores.

Inc. Up-'iown Motor Sales V. 115 21 IndusLnui Lewis Machine Co. Joplin Inuusirial Midwestern AUUilncry a CoUon'i Team 'it 'ii la 41 AW Hr.t Mchtrr League fin. 1.

Ace High i8 .571 al. (jiatr a r.liims 2'. 18 .371 Industrial electric Jid Miller Texaio Service 2U rlorists 2i 21 NOOR SETS NEW MARK IN GOLDCUP EVENT Thoroughbred Length Ahead at Finish of Inglcwood. Dec. Noor raced to a tremendous victory in the $100,000 Hollywood Golf Cup today and convinced his arch rival, Hill Prince, and more than Jto.OOO roaring fans that he is the finest handicap horse in the nation this Thursday.

Ch'm'cal Co i A. T. McDonald Co Health Spot Shoes, Regent Furniture Co. MKrd Lcatflr. games.

The Joplin Junior college Lions I Wednesday. Jr opened their season last Thursday commerce, south Lions vs. at Bolivar, losing to the powerful Southwest Baptist college quintet, 74 to 53. Coach Ed Hodges reported that In spite of the reverse. Ije was "pleased" with his team's performance, and especially the showing Of Center Corky Clay, who in six field and one gift shot lor 13 points, and did a good job Controlling rebounds.

i 6-30--Han tfunvv vs. Told' Coach Palma Hunter will have inc Jamison o. vs. only one letterman back from last rn year's Big Eight banner squad, i-nnt Per-eM PUfH'rs Pnoosclioundr, Pow 6i.nliU Jbecr 1-irst MghUr 'D United Supply Inn aarcoxie 1 lt 26 lt 26 No. t.

IS At. 21 2r, XI Jl 4 i .461 The dark S-year-old son from.Ire- land, the familiar red and white silks of a great western racing Atomic Lcacue. linger MKrd Lcagnr. Ken's Bar 31 8 .796 Tnursday. Team a a SUniey Motors la a Team.

Koester's Team vs. ly JCnienon Bar 10 29 P. M. Catholic League. Franus' 23 Joseph's 2J 13 10 Gene Wueilner, when the Webb City Cardinals meet the Warriors of Coach Jesse (Chief) Meadows.

Four players up from the 1949-50 squad will round Cardinal starting lineup. St. Peter's romped on Anderson. der vs. Draftees 1 Bostoe'a st IB li 16 211 15 21 1J 21 -44J 1 League King Lmgur.

Station Sporting Goods Lender C'onstruction Co. V. F. Post 534 PC City Mail Me Monday 15 21 21 21 1J. 19 17 22 12 27 40 to 21.

in its opener November 28 and defeated Liberal, 30 to 29, Pittsburgh Glass -F iday night in a Little Ten 1 na j' 0 J'. 0 ference curtain-raiser. i Seneca, which started defense CiasMc Learur. Its Little Ten title Friday br trim-; ocrai JftHiC! la JS ming Sarcoxic, 46 to 18, will be outiKacei Truck implement 23 is for revenge when Southwest City; steward GO 22 comes to town, in a non-loop tilt 2 Southwest Citv. paced bv record-, 17 breaker Billy Earl Hogue.

admin-, 15 26 istered two of the four setbacks- suffered by the Indians last season, In other Tuesday night Mound Valiey plays at Pierce City goes to Verona and, Golden City plays host to Alba. Joplia high school opens its home, Trie buViavi season Wednesday night against''Rotary Miami and Lincoln high school! goes to Vinita for a contest Attucks high school. I Community Dairy potato Drive-In Seven Cp Easier Club 7 A T. Track Slop 33 ao 19 2S 37 .451 PROBABLY LAST RACE FOR VICTORIOUS NOOR Inglewood, Dec. --Noor very likely tan his ''last race today in winning the 000 Hollywood Gold Cup.

"He probably won't run again," said Mrs. Charles S. Howard, the attractive widow of the Calif01 nia sportsman. "The boys 1 don't want him to--and I don't know, so I suppose this race wa? his last." "The boys" are the sons, by previous marriage--Howard, Lin, Bob and Charles, jr. IK.

U. UPSET CITY COLLEGE, 54-37 Twelve-Game i i Streak Ends for New York i.a*ket«er« at Madison Square Garden. New York, Dec. 9. Missouri sprang a major upset tanight whipping City College of New York, 54 to 37.

the feature of a cage twin bill at Madison Square Garden. It ended a 12- game winning streak lor C. C. N. N.

C. A. A. and N. 1.

T. champions. The Big: Seven Confeience quintet played a possessive style of game.that baffled C. C. N.

put together a string of 17 straight points to lead, 31 to 14. at jhalftime and kept E. Warner, Ed Roman and company bottled up in the second half. A crowd of 18,000 jaw Siena ups-n Manhattan, 56 to 01, in the first Arizona Sfafe, Princeton Top Major College Offense Honors New York, Dec. State at Tempe and Princeton finished one-two In both total offense and rushing average yardage in the National Collegiate Athletic final tabulations for the 1950 major college football season.

Princeton's unbeaten Ivy League champions wound up first In scoring with an average per game of 38.8, compared to Tempe'p I game, i Score- MISSOURI Witt, Hememan. i Landolt. a Adams, Ruben, Total; c. 38.3 38.1. and third-place -Wyoming's Replaces Army.

Tempe's Sun Devils, spearheaded by Wilford (Whizzer) White, in winning nine of 10 gam eg had a passing and running average of 470.4 yards per game. This is second only to Nevada's 1948 average of 487.0. Tempe replaced the 1945 Army which featured Doc Blanchard and Glenn Davis. 299.5; College of the Pacific. 2980: Clemson, 294.2; Oklahoma.

293,1. and Army, at the bottom of the first ten with 285.3. Princeton's Average of 6.33 yards gained per play was high for the major elevens. Clemson, with 6.16: Kansas. 6.1.*) and Tulsa, 6.06, were the, only other major teams averaging six yards better per play Fx)w.

Oklahoma's a i a Champinn Sooners became only a to wind up in the top 10 this year and last in both total offense and scoring. The Soonrrs were seventh in yardage per game with 4154 and a sixth in average point? scored with 34.5--343 in 10 games. In taking point honors, Princeton scored 349 in nine gamps Tempe had 383 in 10, and Wyoming 343 in nine. Tulsa. playing; an 11-pame sched- in second place on the all-time a i established a record for total jor college list.

That army team FG FT PF TP had a 462.7 figure. yardage gained in one 4.737--topping Georgia's old mark Arizona State, first Southwest-jof 4,725 in 11 grames set in 1942. team to capture the national' College of Pacific's a is 18 FG FT PF TP Smith. (Hill, family flying brightly in the afternoon sun, thundered under the i offense overtook, by i off exactly 800 Princeton for both that and the, plays, set a season's mark, rushing title in its last game. It.

Nevada made the old record of shot ahead by gathering: 572 1 last year. of which 368 were rolled up on 3 0 Fire hall League. Clay Tire 34 Lincoln JO.sinbatinK Co 26 22 Totals 12 13 20 Mi'sour! 31. C. C.

N. T. 14. Co. Dana's Bo i-eep tar 21 i 24 Jewelry irnplre Cleaners 16 .524 Scratch Li-ague.

Kelier'j Bar B. VI. 27 YHOW Modrrnrrteueaitar. ne 'rTour A. Transportation l-jquire Laundry Mca: Co f- Courts.

23 23 22 21 24 21 12 IS In Open League Clash Tomorrow the ground, against Idaho. This The top 10 in total offense: Per while Princeton was held to I Games Plays Yds. Game 152 yards by Dartmouth and a ter-! Arizona State JOPLIN WILL PLAY IN GREENWOOD MEET On of Four Already Accepted to Announced Monday. Springfield, Dec. 9 hitch school basketball trams have been accepted to play in the a a Greenwood invitational tournament which starts here December 23.

it was reported tonight. participants in the two- 32-team meet will be chosen Sunday and the pairings will be announced noon Monday. Teams already approved are the 1950 state class A and champions, i and Oiark, Nevada and Buffalo. Ozaik and Buffalo were the i i in the two divisions last year. Nevada defeated Joplin last nipht, 38 to 3o, in the season opener for the class A titlists.

The tourney will be held on the Southwest Missouri Slate collepe court and two champions again will be crowned. The two divisions a i set up on comparative strength of the teams and not on the size of Ihf sr-hools. It also was stated i a Springfield high school will not participate the event. Finals Reached In Miami 4-Ball $10,000 Tourney Pouth l.iont Down Tcwn 35 35 21 35 13 IS 13 25 12 2T Acs Hi Company 10 23 Co. Sha Market Crean: Cummunliy League.

17 39 A. Heaith Spot Regent Thurston ChcraJca! Co T. ilcDoaald Co Koe-ttr's Team a 1 Teasi L'-cC'r i Teas-. Lamb's Tfam Miami. Fia-.

Dec. Cooper and Harmon facej Jim Turncsa and Dave Douclas-i Jamison tomorrow in the finals of the COO Miami intcrnaUona! go'f tournament. Douglas, of Newark, and i Tumesa, Briarcliff. N. wereJS.tl 1 forced to cotr-e from behind to; upset defending cbampion Caryl Middiftcoff, Ortnond Beach.

Ed (Porky) Oliver, 1 up, on the eighteenth' green, Kire The amazing combination Cooper. Ponte Vedra, Fia- veteran. and Harmon, Palm Beach. super eliminated Boh Toski. ton.

and Toney Pcnna. Cincinnati. 0, 2 and 1. T-JK cc 24 20 15 IS 21 1 14 29 2S I'nhcrsal IS Motors 19 Teaxo 21 Statts Sieel 23 Cobum Team Coll.S'-Svi'eatt a wire to win this richest race of I year by a three-quarters of a in new track record time. Palestinian Is Second.

Tarn If Isador Bicher's Palestinian scored I a surprising second and Hill 2 1 Prince, the proud 3-year-old cham-j from Virginia, rolled in a 575 disappointing third. Izw 1 Thc Noor triumph, matching i for the four conquests he! over the superb Citation earlier i issi'this rear, was clocked at 1.39'.-.. of the strongest independent, 51 a fifth of a second off the track! cage teams in thc district, matches! set r-y Cover Up in 1947 in w- ith tar Owen's Sports, made' Gold Clip classic. clsirict high school and! 236 Noor. racing for Mrs.

Charles UZ3ior college coaches, at 8 o'clock Howard, was the public choice tomorrow night in the feature 1 1 i from the first moment the iig-htsjSarne M. C. A. Open League, is 2A began to blink on the parimutuel 1 teams won opening- is 21 -417 board and $3.40, PS nd C0 r- IS2 M. a es S14 -rd! Root Manufactruruig Co i i storm.

(Tempe) The Ivy Leaguers were second, Princeton in total offense with 433.7 yard? per game, followed by Tulsa with Clemson 431.5.' Loyola Tempe's average of 347.0 on (Calif.) zrotmd was easily tops in that. Oklahoma department. Princeton averag-ed, 325.4, followed by Nebraska with! Nebraska 321.6. Then came Kansas. 311.6; College of Tulsa, 307.6: Washington and Pacific 10 9 31 9 9 10 10 9 792 617 783 630 773 706 694 618 4,704 4,747 3,851 4.576 4.154 4,116 3,666 470.1 433.7 431.5 431.2 11 SOO 4.399 399 9 Tawiko Roofers, for several years i LOVELLETTE SCORES TEXAS TOPS L.

S. U. 32PQINTSFORK.UJ IN GRID GAME, 21-6 feature Kansas Defeats St. Joseph's of Southwest Conference Champions, When informed that his team had been accepted to play in the Greenwood invitational tourney, Russ Kaminsky, head coach at J. H.

said he was "glad" his charges will participate in the roundelay, i promises to be a I tough row to hoe, because it will them good experience," which certainly will need if they are repeat the stellar performance 4 last year. i Lack of experience under fire was one of the Eagles' principal i troubles at Nevada Friday Kaminskr said, pointing: out the jJoplinites missed 12 of 21 free attempts, and also were off "'on shots from the floor. The Easles have two more games 'scheduled before the Greenwood tournament. 22 14 19 1 Philadelphia--Big Center Gets 14 Field Goals. Led by Byron Townsend, Rally In Second Quarter.

Philadelphia, Dec. 6- Austin, De'-. 26 10 22 '14 IT The victorv of Noor in this clevis 20 10 2S They meet the ever-potent Miami jlVar Dogs in their first home grama Wednesday nisht at Memorial hall Fayetteville comes to town to an old rivalry Friday night Palestinian returned J14 and i A and Hill Prince, the second a S' tathe: oot 9 inch Clyde ut on I west Conference Champion Texas jon'the same hard'woods! smihiio S9 fin i -6 sensa ti ona i scoring exhibition as'smashed Louisiana State 9 o'clock Open circuit match. In a Closed League contest at university roiled to its sity with a three-touchdown flurry' 25 .353 T' 12 so Commercial Lcagur. Siati'inery 43 Co 01 Ptif 27 Host Coffee Co 14 KFSB 17 4 Soj-s.

13 22 29 37 35 hanced his acclaim as the top ban- Do "25 17 ri 21 AI IT zr, off some of the glitter Christopher T. Chenery's Hill Prince, who had been named -Hllonly the outstanding 3-year-old is but the "horse of the by the august Thoroughbred Rac-l WES FESTER RESIGNS AS BVCKEYE MENTOR jSO-to-41 decision over St. Joseph's, Fullback Byron Townsend came' Philadelphia in the first game inches of claiming clear title! tonight's Convention hall co'lcge' io Southwest Conference scoring: Lovellette'collected 32 points the season. He smashed! Of Quincy Club -n. p- p-ps '14 Pet.

2n 30 22 27 25 21 K-State Unveils New Field House With 65-56 Win Dec. Jocke Gold Cup at Belmont i Dicb of a the nervous hal 3 1 and four fouls. Kan- through L. S. line twice St.

Petersburg-. Dec. Pr.ntitu: Co Associations. Reason, resigned as head football If nothing else, Noors scorching, coach of Ohio state univerEit itt first placi for the 5100.000 net a move torfght at the an- prize afforded adequate nual Bi Ten winter nieet i ngs for the Howard faction for the! Givin hig reason for ocr hcalt Fesler presented resignation to Athletic Director Larkins. in turn, I handed it to Ohio State President football! Tem Ie and Muhlenberg met in the 1-yard line for Texas' first two length Defeat by Hill Prince in the Next the field; i Dr.

Howard L- Bevis. It was ac- 3i 37 29 23 ANDERSON GUARDSMEN BEAT JOPLIN TAMKO A Sorjs 27 I Joplin 'Jojriin Transfer Storage 24 over Utah State in a non- .535 conference basketball game. Utah State made a real battle of "iito-it until its 6-foot 1-inch forward. Cook, ran out of steam late cepted. of eight, almost wiped the racej Fesler Jd a friend MJ from the male faction, but wilted; Hoot Arjderson, Der.

9 Ander- Ccmer.t Co 33 Bon National Guard defeated onl! Cf s1i 33 AwJUStC2dtk Co. o2 lia TamJco an independent bas- Root Manufactures Co 23 hetball garac at the arnsory here Dm-e-in TrsuisporU.tion- CO. 23 tonignt. 63 to ob. Ku6n lac.

23 Joplin held a 31-23 half -time BTttij is margin, but let the lead slip awayj 19 33 tn ur.der a spectacularly ho finished fourth. the Calumet farm's third choice 'favorite, rallied too late and. aeaa an nech tm room the treai-ment for my 19 21 29 29 28 throws for 2S points. The man missed only two free 4 so'throws, Kansas State led, 57-50. with eight minutes to jo when JsoTJCook became'exhausted.

i A sophomore. 6-foot 5-inofa Dick tefore the star-studded McDonald; coadisoning Co Knostman. was tops for Kansas i NKirk Package Store 37 15 county atgregation. 10 and Drive -in 2: ty 4. forwards; Pog-ue 9, center; 11 Suuoo 29 Station 26 22 11 State, playing the backboards ex- 26 .500 cellently "and scoring 17 points.

Co. Udlril op Hal 32 Kaynes II, Kite 5. Evans 4. 2, G. Tracy 7, Adams and Reyn- olds, guards.

Anderson--Coffey 17 and Rayon; H. Fitton 12, center; Vr.iG»np"» Vv. Tracy-9. Clark "8. Ketcher 2 Ofaners" 26 jH.

ft K. ManufactarlnK Co. 24 31 .403: 3t .346 5 43 .101 It was Kansas State's third vic- ry in four starts. behind him the Yolo stable's Lhe nightcap. Score: running his total (Dutch) Zvdlling of i Yankee scouting -as named manaeer of the Yanks' Kenney.

Leinlmrd, Hoag, FG FT FF 3 1 Schaake. Welis. Enos. Keller, Koucland. Beck, Engel.

1 1 1 0 0 14 0 0 I 4 0 1 i i 0 3 3-' S4 points, same as Texas A. at.Quincy, 111., in the Three-I Bob Smith. He missed a third' League today. by inches. i Zwilling managed Kansas City in Quarterback Ben Tompkins turn-11937.

He replaced Jimmy Adlam, in longest scoiing run, 1 who moved to Fond du Lac of the from scrimmage this year 38J Wisconsin State League, yards--and kicked three extra Zwilling served as field Longhorns' visor in the western area in charge camps for the Yanks. points to round out points. ST. JOSEPH'S Hughes, .2 SO FG FT PF TF GOES TO KANSAS I 1 Garrity. 4 Stramek.

Dooiaa. 2 Fallon. Connor, 1 Great Circle, the King: ranch's vet-: eran Assault in doubtless his lasti race, and On Trust. 5t Petersburg. Dec.

Noor's triumph, with veteran: Tnc Kansas City club of the! a. rider Johnny LoBgden mnning this i Association today an-! i country to $356.940 and marked his seventh first place in 11 starts this year. Utica, N. of the a League. (The Uticai franchise TULSA QUINT UPSETS ARKANSAS, 48 TO 46 Bradley, guards.

BLTJLETtN. Miami. Dec. red-hot Okmnlgee A. and M.

Tech quintet won the second All-Jtmior college tournament here tonight by defeat- Ing the defending champion Cameron Agg5es of Lawton. to 33. In the third-place battle. Aggies of Warner bested Eastern. 44 to 34.

Franklin 14 55 16 IS 19 21 22 COMFORT IS CHANGED- Later, it won by a full Unian. and the Bieber 4-year-old three lengths in front of Hillj i Prince. i transferred yesterday to Schenec- found that i a Golden Refuses to Be over Pales-j jankow-jy Wo 10 and lost 13 in Seesaw Battle He is 24' IVitb Kangy liazorbacks. Rocky Comfort. Dec.

The Srella-Rockv Comfort conf efence school" basketball game has rjity Dairy IP 23 .453 i been changed from December 15 to 1 Up IS 24 Flnajtee 16 28 Joplin Misic Cc. 13 22 3 lie Ifosday S3 Lrttar. Dccember 14. Coach Joe Newton OKMULGEE WINS MIAMI TOURNEY CHAMPIONSHIP Miami. Dec.

A. M. Technical school COLLEGE BASKETBALL 2.1 I iisi.said today. The, game is to be the AU-Junior College tourna- played at Rocky Comfort. ment championship here tonitht by Both teams are undefeated so unseating the defending titlists far in leacue play and Rocky Com-(Cameron Aggies of 37 to fort is unbeaten for the eeason.

32. in thc tourney finals at JJorth-. Mlgsouri 37 Additional seats hax-e been ar; eastern Oklahoma A. M. fieH! piuo Mmrijattie 53.

rangred for the unusually large house. i Tulsa. Dec. St Louis U. Wins.

i upstart Tulsa university basketball St Louis. Dec. 9--UP Louis' lcam that refused to" be beaten iiversitv'8 BillikenR won their 'overcame superior height and ex- fourth straight basketball tonight to edge the Ar- toaight by swamping Mississippi State, 63-46. 24 turnout of spectators. Wants an Electric Train! Razorbacks, Significantly, it was a Tulsa sophomore forward--Tom Holliday --whose tip-in shot with 25 setonds to go clinched thc thrilling contest played before 4.000 at the Fair- jrounds pavilion.

The score was 11 times as Tulsa's Golden Hurricane fought back from a 25-24 half-time deficit, avenging a 59-dS defeat on them by Arkansas at last week. Bob Araoler. 6-8 center, paced Connors Aggies of won 0r 7o. Butler third piace by toppling the Eastern! Ohio 76. W.

Ioun.tainers of 4f. Bill Williams of Picher pitched! Kwituckj- 7t. Psirdot 52'! i 2 5 points tr pace to the! points. Holliday -was runnerup Intimation-'' 1 AmMer played entire came 'a? rcpiacrmrnt. seven-foot A 4k 'sophomnrc Toar Hester, warmed 51.

'the Krnch. For. Hays Arkansas, prf-fcason choice the Sruthw.st Conference 4 i 1 NorU 1 Razorback attack with 37 consolation championship with a state 35. 153-41 vicicry over Bacone Indian i school Muskosec. Oklahoma Military Academy of defeated Tonkawa's i JJorther.i J.

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thc Association lowrrja- meat Dsvr- rorr? raJtJcd rims .22 po.n.y Purdy. whaje in battle for third and lotirth i place. Granby dazzled Diajnond. 6S lo S. with Sh'waiakc and scoring each.

Jay Arm-; 'strong tallied 1" points for Dia-, rnond. 1 I crow shak" aair 71. ST Farmsis V. 7t. thc cocsrd Tutea youngsters.

COLLEGE HAS WIN STREAK BROKEN 31. M. Pasadena. Per. jlorig Erach City jgethtr a miph'y jand si s'oat 'Boise, Idaho.

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