European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - February 7, 1950, Darmstadt, Hesse Pm 10 the stats and stripes tuesday february 7, 1950 a ii Fri n standings Pacific coast conference Northern division u pet. Of of Wash state .667 45 39 Washington 4 .600 547 496 Ore state i -55 429 2 Oregon 1 is 444 517 Idaho 85 523 303 a Southern in vision to pet. Pop Urcla 3 1 .759 234 205 Tryc j 1 -750 2s9 2l Stanford i j a a 218 251 California 1 .250 197 216 Southern conference w l. Pet. Of of Auburn 8 Vaudt rms 7 2 Kentucky 6 t Tulane s 3 Alabama 7 Smiss state too 620 5s� .778 6 413 .759 534 468 .625 505 466 .583 646 ss7 .545 604 636 .444 199 517 .400 559 bos .37s 504 490 .375 464 483 494 5ss 613 961 Georgia 4 5ga, tech 4 6 Lay 3 s Tennessee 3 5i Lorida z s .206 Mississippi z s in big seven conference w l pet. Of of 4 1 .800 371 217 1 1 .750 227 193 j 1 .7so 245 237 3 2 .00 244 266 2 1 .400 256 319 Kansas state Kansas Nebraska Colorado Iowa stat Oklahoma Missouri Brigham Voun Wyoming Denver Utah state Uta Colorado am 1 4 ,200 244 272 0 4 -000 168 191 Skyline six w l pet. Of opa 2 a. 2. 4 s 4j 9 i 11 .800 539 460 .800 457 392 .667 654 611 .556 429 425 .2511 514 b88 .000 4gs 565 Rocky Mountain conference Montana state Colorado slate Western state Colo. Colleg Colorado mines Idaho state w l pet. Of of i 0 1.000 441 363 .833 348 335 .500 4z� 453 .s50 255 841 .000 244 368 1 .000 204 233 Ivy league Cornell Columbi Princeton Val Harvard Dartmouth Pennsylvania w l3 1 k in 1 14i 4 pet. Of op.750 230 189 .667 152 Ico-667 197 i .667 329 3u.sw 116 1s3 .200 251 335.200 266 318 Missouri Valley conference w l pet. Of of Bradley i 1 -800 315 264 St. Louis la i .800 27 244 Detroit 4 3 .571 375 394drake i 3 -571 390 40� Oklahoma am a 2 .500 16s 139 Tulsa 1 5 .167 267 304 Wichita 5 .167 397 338 Southwest w l pct. Of of .661 398 363 to 283 378 .571 360 354 .571 358 347 500 316 333 Texas am thu Guylor so Texas Rice i 2 3 2 1 3 t 3 s j2 j 1 5 Border a Arizona 6 e Karelin Simmons s 2tcrape 4 2 Texas Tecetl 3 3new Mexico a & m 4 4 West Texas 3 4texas Western 3 Flagstaff new Mexico l t1 1 .400 234 258 .167 329 347 pet. Of of 1.000 441 327 ,714 37s 356 .667 398 373 .500 387 325 .500 436 470 .429 371 ,429 387 358 406 .200 h5 266 .125 396 448 Southern conference w la orb Carolina state 9 1 Dutte 7 1william and Mary 7 z George Washington 8 3 South Carolina 73nortu Carolina 94 Virginia tech s 4 5 46 5 2 6wake Forest Nurmat Washington and Lee z s the Citadel 2 6virginia military i 4 Davidson 2 9 Maryland 9 univ. Of Richmond 1 8 Pelsor .875.718 .727too 6�2 .556.556 .313.250 ,250aso 289.18.182-111 of of k62 494 320 445 531 471 700 645 551 521 763 ss3 set 536 554 493 66 582 364 413 479 5b2 316 110381 353 573 6s9 fi05 Fiso 481 so Norway Sweden win world ski titles continued from Page 9 Lap and Viljo be Onen who competed in the second gave Finland the Lead at the half Way Mark. How Ever 22-year-old Karl Erik Aastrom. Who won the 18-Kilometer event for Sweden Here Friday was close behind Velio Nen in their bitter second Lap Duel despite four Falls. Then Lundstrom. Who has led the swedes to a string of International triumphs during the past three years took off on the third Lap with terrific Power and built up such a Lead thai 34-year-old Knar Jef sesson oldest Man on the swedish team was ask to beat Finland s August Kiuru in the final commandos win pm hoop Crown 796th maps cop pair from Etc by Ernie Reed staff correspondent Vienna feb. 8 is Vienna s 796th my badgers sprung the big Gest upset of the current basketball Campaign Here Over the weekend. As a starter they snapped the Kitzinger Kava ers 26-game win Ning Streak 57-39, saturday and proved that win was no Fluke by nipping the Kavaliers in a repeat performance 40-38, last night. Although the Kavaliers were off in their shooting in the first game it was the badgers floor game directed by scrappy 5-foot-4 Dick Spencer which engineered the Badger Triumph. With Charlie Hill of the badgers leading All the Point-makers15 markers the badgers snatched a 15-9 first period advantage that grew to 33-15 at the half. Then the badgers protected their Lead by carrying a 39-25 bulge into the final session Ami the Kavaliers never caught up. Nettled by the setback the Kavaliers started off the second contest in front 13-10, going into the Sec Ond period and led 29-19 at inter Mission. The badgers whittled the Kitzinger advantage to 33-28 at the end of the third period but were a Point in arrears 37-36, with two minutes remaining. Then Duryea Wilkinson 6-foot 4-Inch Badger Pivot Man and the diminutive Spencer began hitting and the Kavaliers had to take the Short end of the final tally. Again Spencer s dazzling floor play befuddled the tall and Rangy Kavaliers. Central division holds Aba Power new York feb. 6 up the real Power in the National basketball association appears to be entered in the Centra division. Rochester and Chicago who have been pressing Minneapolis for the division Lead posted their latest triumphs during a doubleheader program at Madison Square Gar Den. Rochester flattened the new York knickerbockers 73-65, after Chicago whipped the Boston celtics 77-70. Minneapolis meanwhile Wal loped Philadelphia 100-67, while fort Wayne downed Anderson 95-85. And St. Louis surprised Indianapolis 76-64, on a 29-Point splurge by easy de Macauley. In other games Syracuse run away Leader in the Eastern Divi Sion whipped Baltimore 9s-87, and Tri City wasted she Boyjian 86-71. Philly wins soccer Crown Kearney n.j., feb. G apr the Philadelphia nationals retained the american soccer league Crown yesterday for another sea son by defeating the Irish americans 2-1, the losers were the chief contenders for the Crown won by the nats last year. Santa Anita optical illusion it May not look so from Here but there Are actually two horses in the picture. A close took will reveal Miche with Gordon Glisson up nosing out citation on the rail to win the la Sor Presa Handicap at Santa Anita. Am baseball Pittsburgh feb. 6 up right hander Murry Dickson who made Pittsburgh pirate fans forget wifi disappointing Start by winding up last season in a Blaze of glory sent in his signed contract today. The diminutive hurler showed a Dickson 4.13 r e c o r d on aug. 10, but ended the Campaign six weeks later with a 12-14 record which included five straight Vic tories. He pitched eight Complete games in his last nine starts and worked 224 innings to Lead the pitching staff in Mound Lime. Dickson was purchased from the St. Louis cardinals for 5125,000. Castiglione accepts pirate pact for 50 Orlando fla., feb. 6 a Pete Castiglione Pittsburgh pirate third baseman said last night he has signed his 1950 contract and sent it to buc general manager Roy Hamey in Pittsburgh. He declined to mention the exact figure he will be paid. However he said it would be in the neighbor Hood of $10,000." As a Rookie last season he got about $8.000. Fain becomes 26th signer on athletic roster. Philadelphia. Feb. 6 a first baseman Ferris Fain yesterday became the 26th player to agree to 1950 contract terms with the Philadelphia athletics. Assistant manager Earle Mack said Fain accepted terms in a Tele phone Call from his Home in Rich mond Calif. Fain batted .263 for the a s last season. Pigskin brings dimes dough Aschaffenbur feb. 6 Spe a total of $1,000 for the March of dimes was pledged by he co 18th inf recently for the football used by the 18th inf vans and the Isth inf in their 1949 Grid title game. Holy Cross remains Only major unbeaten quintet continued from Page s ence race by taming Oklahoma am. 41-39, while the indians mopped up Pitt. Kansas state snapped us tie with Kansas and Nebraska for the Leader ship in the big seven by ripping Oklahoma 91-68, while Kansas was Idle Brigham Young climbed to a tie with paces setting Wyoming in sky line six play with a 58-45 Victory Over Colorado am while the cow boys were Idle. Baylor knocked Arkansas out of a first place tie with Texas am for the top Perch in the Southwest conference by beating the razor backs 52-42, in the Only conference activity saturday night. Meanwhile Washington state led Washington at the head of the Cla i in the Northern division of the Pacioc coast conference. Ronzani rumoured new Grid coach at Green Bay Chicago feb. 6 up the Chicago Sun times reported last night that Gene Ronzani Chicago Bear Backfield coach has been named head coach of the Green Bay packers to succeed curly Lam newspaper said Ronzani s selection would be formally announced at Green Bay today. Earlier last night Packer pres ident Emil r. Fischer announced that the packers would choose their new coach today. He refused to say who would get the Job. According to the Sun times Story Joe Stydahar will leave his position As line coach with the los Angeles rams to take charge of the Packer line under Ronzani. Leafs nip Bruins in nil clash 2-1 Boston feb. Barilko s screened 6 Cap Bill 45-Joot shot through substitute goalie Gordon red Henry gave the Toronto Maple Leafs a 2-1 National hockey league Victory Over the Boston Bruins last night before 12,701 at the Boston Garden. The game winning score came during the Isth minute of the second period. Montreal 4, Hawks 3 Chicago feb. B a the Montreal canadians exploded for four goals in a wild second period last night to take a 4-3 Victory from the Chicago Sac Hawks before 15,711 fans. Montreal thus assumed undisputed second Pace in the National hockey league standings. Wings 5, rangers s Detroit feb. Tiap the league leading Detroit red wings made up a four goal deficit to tie fhe new York rangers 5-5, last night in a National hockey league game before 14,084 fans Here. A Preem still packs in the crowds Chicago feb. 6 a a crowd of 13,877 fans Topping the Best recent boxing turnout by 3,000paid �53,744 last night to watch Primo camera 263, and Jim Londos 202, wrestle to a draw in Chicago stadium. The show with a $5 top outdraw the International boxing club s biggest Gate attraction some 11,000 for the Johnny Bratton Ike Wil Liana fight. Minor league Veteran Dies Delaware Ohio feb. 8 a Charles Zeke Robinson former american association Pitcher died saturday at his Home Robinson pitched 14 years Lor Kansas City and Toledo. Cic outlasts rockets in final 65-59 by de Santora staff correspondent Rhine main feb. 6 s&3jth 6qth Cic commandos won the Rhine main invitational basketball trophy a re yesterday by defeating the Rhine main rockets 65-59, in the final of a four Day tournament. From the thorough trouncing the commandos dealt the rockets Friday Rhine main partisans feared the worst when the Cic five sped to a 12-2 Load in the opening minutes. Then a hidden Reserve zoomed the rockets to a 34-29 half time advantage. Outplayed and out fought and disdaining substitutions the commandos were a worry Crew at intermission. But Lik champions the com Mandos had that something extra when the going was toughest. Switching from Man to Man to a zone defense in the second half they. Battled Uphill unto they earned a 58-53 tie with two minute remaining. With their guiding Genius Gen Wolfe out of the con test on fouls it was big John Beardsley Teo Winterburn and Wolfe s substitute Don Malmberg combining talents for the seven Points that sent the scrappy Rock la to defeat. Beardsley leads scoring in a game where every paint was bitterly contested. Beards Tey led All scorers with 25 markers while Wolfe Dick Schultz and doa Lackie with 13, 10 and eight respectively helped build the Cic total. Yet Malm Berg s meager five Point contribution loomed larger than any As it put the commandos Back in the game when prospects Wera dimmest Rhine main still might have prevailed were it not for the fact that they lost Forward John lakes on fouls when the Battie waxed hottest in the final seven minutes. While lakes made 10 Points he was mused most under the backboards where he teamed with Bob Witt to thwart Many a Cic thrust not of Lake anything away from the com Mandos Well deserved Victory. Jack Bartle who tallied 23 Points against Cic Friday was sick and had 10 be used sparingly but he produced nine markers in his Brief appear Ance. Witt stars John Houdashelt who put 16 Points in the rockets scoring column and Bob Witt with 14. Carried the Rhine main attack. Witt who received More votes than any other player in the voting for the tour Ney s All Star team was most responsible for disrupting the Cic strategy. By judicious blending of Swift Little men Don Brennan and Ray Glenn with Bis Taler players. Coach Bob Decker had the satisfaction of Fielding a team capable of outpacing the Cic up and Down the court. Had they made a better average on their shots they would have been the winners for they were the commandos superiors for one Day at least in everything but scoring. Two Field s oals an two foul shots constituted the margin of their failure. 519th a in to Host co Stab Mitt meet Augsburg feb. 6 special the 519th a in stationed at sont Hofen will play Host to the constabulary Southern re Giarra boxing championships feb. 14-16. Entered in the three Day tournament will be team representing the 1st, 2d and 3d Bra. 2d army Cav regt 70th a in of Fuaen and ,519ta a in
