Wilmot Sub-District Champions Edge Walworth For Bid
Wilmot Panthers claim the sub district title with a 58 41 win over Walworth in the finals after beating Williams Bay and Sharon. Pairings set for East Troy district playoff with Wilmot facing Lake Mills and Slinger meeting East Troy, winner to Whitefish Bay sectional.
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Wilmot
Wilmot High
Bob Handke
Panthers
Walworth
Warriors
Williams Bay
Sharon
East Troy
Slinger
Lake Mills
Trict
Waterford
Whitefish Bay
Handke
Gaynor
Draeger
Held
Lasch
Kelley
Jeffers
Whowell L
Par’h'mer
C Harness
Kramer
C Olson
G.amborn
Schultis
D.amborn
Harmon
Schlimmer
Tilton
Cornell
Walworth Passens
Wilmot II
William Bay
Clinton
Kenosha Wrestlers Finish Third in State Meet
Kenosha High placed third at the state wrestling meet in Madison finishing 3 points behind the champion. Tom Weiss reached the 128 pound final losing 8 5 to John Kapsos of Milwaukee South. Three Kenosha athletes won consolation titles Terry Mohr Jerry Barr and Chuck McPherson.
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Kenosha High
Madison
Kenosha
Tom Weiss
John Kapsos
Milwaukee South
Weiss
Don Nischke
Bonduel
Terry Mohr
Jerry Barr
Chuck McPherson
Mohr
Ralph Kubinski
Milwaukee Bay View
Larry Teesch
Valders
Teesch
McPherson
Doug O'Grady
Muskego
al Bohachek
Manitowoc
Barr
Jeff Steihm
Jim Rank
Luxembourg
Rank
Red Devil Swimmers Take 7th in State Meet
Kenosha High School relay team won the 200 yard free with 1 40.2 before a jump start disqualification cost 14 points and dropped them to seventh. Waukesha claimed the team title as Frank Libbey and Jim Kerr set multiple records for the meet.
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Kenosha High School
Red Devils
Frank Martin
Todd Baker
Bill McIntyre
John Jakobs
Bob Layden
Kenosha
Wauwatosa
Waukesha
Milwaukee Custer
Whitefish Bay
Janesville
Milwaukee Pulaski
West Milwaukee
Milwaukee Boys’ Tech
Shorewood
Milwaukee Washington
Stevens Point
Milwaukee Bay View
Milwaukee East
Nicolet J. Waukesha
Frank Libbey
Jim Kerr
Pete Allen
Kerr
Lindstrom
Diver
Apology Issued Over Drenched Missouri Coach Incident
Manhattan Kansas State officials apologized for a Saturday night episode that drenched Missouri coach Sparky Stalcup with a soft drink and peanuts. Athletic Director H B Lee said Missouri reps may have influenced the incident and the school expressed deep regret for unsportsmanlike conduct.
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Manhattan
Kan
Kansas State
Missouri
Wilbur
Sparky) Stalcup
K-State
H. B
Bebe) Lee
Sugar Hart Favored Over Detroit Fighter at St Nicholas Arena
Sugar Hart of Philadelphia holds 3-1 betting edge to defeat Duke Harris of Detroit in a 10 round welterweight bout at St Nicholas Arena. The fight will be broadcast at 9 p.m. Hart, 22, is noted for boxing power and his win over Larry Baker on January 8. Harris, 25, is unranked.
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New York
Sugar Hart
Philadelphia
Duke Harris
Detroit
St. Nicholas Arena
C.s.t
Streamlined Hart
Larry Baker
Harris
Extension 5 Knocks Menasha From Lead
Kenosha's Extension team upset Menasha 84 to 80 at the KHL gym to end Menasha's league lead. Top scorers were Tom Wirth with 30 and Jossart with 26, while Martin held to 19 points. Menasha finishes 4-10. Kenosha improves to finish 10-3 in a tight title race with Sheboygan.
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Kenosha
Menasha
KHL
Sam Poerio
Tom Wirth
Dick Jossart
Dennis Filippelli
Tom Martin
Martin
Poerio
Jossart
Wirth
Bill Anderson
Anderson
Hoegel
T Simmons
Pagelf Perri
Dagneau
Wege
T Wirth
Martine Roach
Krause
E Filippelli
Joos
Hannes
Wittwey
Williams
Kenosha Atte Eeneee
Menasha Tenteeee
Venturi Sets Hot Pace on Baton Rouge Open Win
Ken Venturi led the PGA winter circuit by sealing the Baton Rouge Open title with a 72 hole total of 276 and a $2,000 prize. The 26 year old San Francisco native, who turned pro 15 months ago, already had two victories this season.
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Baton Rouge
Ken Venturi
San Francisco
Packers Sign Reese and Harris to 1958 NFL Deals
Green Bay signs Joe Reese an offensive end from Arkansas Tech and Esker Harris a guard linebacker from UCLA to 1958 contracts. Packer head coach Ray McLean announced the signings Sunday night.
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Green Bay
Joe Reese
Arkansas Tech
Esker Harris
UCLA
National Football League
Packer
Ray McLean
St James Cadets Rally To Edge Holy Cross 51 48
St James Kenosha overcame an 11 point third quarter deficit to beat Holy Cross Milwaukee 51 48 in the Milwaukee CYO tourney Cadet division. Dick Engstrom iced it by stealing a pass with seconds left as Dennis Johnson led St James with 22 points.
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St. James
Kenosha
Holy Cross of
Milwaukee
St. Gerard
Tim Johnson
St. Edward
Racine
St. Mark’s
Bill Cairo
St. Mark
Blessed Sacrament of
St. Thomas’ Cadets
George Becker
Fight Results From Associated Press Report
Milan bout Duilio Lol defeats Wallace Smith after 136 percent power. Cincinnati native Bud Smith falls. Calhoun outpoints Sandy in White Plains. Pete Kawala edges Lauro Salas in Chicago, with Los Angeles listing. Classifieds line noted.
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Milan
Italy
Duilio Lol
Wallace
Bud) Smith
Cincinnati
Boston
Rory Calhoun
White Plains
N. Y
Randy Sandy
Brooklyn
Hollywood
Pete Kawala
Chicago
Lauro Salas
Los Angeles
Braves weigh Conley trade amid holdout signing fights
Gene Conley refuses a Milwaukee Braves contract claiming a 25 percent cut. rumors grow he could be traded. General Manager John Quinn declines comment as Conley and fellow holdouts press for raises while Philadelphia and other clubs surface in trade talk. Hazle agreed to terms as holdouts linger.
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Bradenton
Fla
Gene Conley
Milwaukee Braves
John Quinn
Associated Press
Milwaukee
Conley
Braves
Philadelphia Phillies
Richie Ashburn
Billy Bruton
Johnny Logan
Frank Torre
Bob
Hurricane) Hazle
Quinn
Whatever Happened To Dike Eddleman
Dwight Dike Eddleman rose from Centuria high school star to Illinois multi letter athlete winning nine varsity letters six Big Ten high jump crowns and a 1948 Olympic placement He later served as public relations supervisor for Central Soya in Gibson City Illinois
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Dwight
Dike) Eddleman
Centralia
Ill
Midwest
Illinois
Dike Eddleman
Central Soya Co
Gibson City
Gerolmo's Team Tops Exhibition Bowling Match
Gerolmo's Wines won Sunday's exhibition at Guttormsen's 2824 to 2716 led by Bill Marescalco with a 617 series. Red Leonard's team was led by Howie Seavert with 565 as Pacetti added 578 for the winners.
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Bill Marescalco
Gerolmo
S Wines
Guttormsen
Red Leonard's
Marescalco
Mud” Pacetti
Howie Seavert
Wells Barbers Win Lakeshore Playoff in 77-66 Victory
Wells Barbers defeated Prima Vera 77 to 66 in the Lakeshore Classic playoff. John Verney led Prima Vera with 22 points while Bud Androff scored 19 for Wells. Both teams finished with 17 wins and 3 losses in the season.
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Racine
Wells’ Barbers
Prima Vera
John Verney
Bud Androff
Wells
Dolph Schayes Voted NBA Player of the Year
Dolph Schayes of the Syracuse Nationals, a 6 foot 8 inch former NYU star, is named the NBA Player of the Year by the Metropolitan Basketball Writers Association. He will receive the S. Davis Memorial Award, following last year’s recipient Bob Cousy of the Boston Celtics.
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New York
Dolph Schayes
Syracuse Nationals
National Basketball Association
Metropolitan Basketball Writers’ Assn
Schayes
New York University
S. Davis
Boston Celtics
Bob Cousy
Larson's 676 Tops Bowlers In Weekend Play
Dave Larson rolled a 676 series in the Ron Cel Mixed Doubles league with games of 227 191 258 to lead scoring. Bill Marescalco had the night’s high in the Ron Cel Classic at 656 with 205 205 246. Kurt Lienau posted 639 in Brittle's Classic as team standings show Lindas Co. leading the Ron Cel Classic with 2 944 and other clubs posting solid totals.
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Kenosha
Dave Larson
Bill Marescalco
Kurt Lienau
Lindas Co
Roxo Soda
Gerolmo Wines
Ron Cel
Uptown Bar
Tyson's
Tropic Juice
Cecchini Construction
Red Leonard's
Casa Capri
John & Bob's
Zimmermann’s Place
Bill Walkers
Brittle’s Recreation
Roncel
Saturday Scores From Local League
The High Steppers beat the Syncopators 63 to 29 and the Slop Shots defeated the Warriors 52 to 29.
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High Steppers
Syncopators
Warriors
Tournament of Champs Finals on TV
Five title bouts from Chicago's Tournament of Champions will be televised on Channel 7 and Channel 12 Wednesday. Kenosha fighter Pat Moore is in the semi finals of the Golden Gloves and may appear, needing two wins to reach the finals. Other telecasted bouts include 135 147 160 175 and heavyweight championships, with Dan Hodge highlighted as a top attraction.
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Chicago
Kenosha
Pat Moore
Moore
Kenosha Evening News
Hodge
Billy Braggs
Braggs
Madison Square Garden
New York
Chicago Stadium
Spartans Need One More Win
Indiana Iowa and Purdue battle for Big Ten survival as Michigan State watches. If Indiana loses to Illinois, MSU can share the title but must win at East Lansing to keep sole claim. Michigan, Northwestern idle. Ohio State and Minnesota finished.
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Indiana
Iowa
Purdue
Michigan State
Spartans
Illinois
Champaign
Hoosiers
East Lansing
Michigan
Wisconsin
Northwestern
Ohio State
Minnesota
Minoso Signs With Cleveland Indians
Minnie Minoso, a one day holdout, signed with the Cleveland Indians for 40000 dollars after meeting GM Frank Lane in Tucson. Minoso felt he was worth 45000 this season, having earned 36000 with the White Sox last year. He played winter ball in Cuba and was in good shape.
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Tucson
Ariz
Minnie Minoso
Cleveland Indians
Frank Lane
Cuba
Minoso
Chicago White Sox
Milwaukee bowler leads all events in state tourney
Evelyn Udo vich of Milwaukee dropped 1,641 pins and led the all events in the Wisconsin State Woman's Bowling Assn tournament. She teamed with Helen Berner for 1,128 to finish second in Class A doubles. Evelyn Anton and Lorraine Rubew of Milwaukee were third with 1,116. Brittle's Dining Room of Kenosha earned 2,340 to place third in Class B team.
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Milwaukee
Evelyn Udovich
Helen Berner
Evelyn Anton
Lorraine Rubew
Brittle
Kenosha
Local roller hockey team wins again in Kenosha
The Kenosha Hot Shots beat Zion’s team 43 to 0 to improve to two wins and no defeats with one tie. Scorers for Kenosha were Don De Sautelle scoring twice, Ed Etzelmueller and Red Graham. Assists came from Etzelmueller DeSautelle and Al Frederick.
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Kenosha Hot Shots
Zion
Kenosha
Don DeSautelle
Ed Etzelmueller
Red Graham
DeSautelle
Etzelmueller
de Sautelle
al Frederick
City Basketball Tuesday Lineup at Senior High
Tuesday schedule lists 7:15 Dick's Barber Shop against Seroka's Sport Shop and 8:15 Mary's Park View versus Bill's Kenosha at Senior High School.
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Dick’s Barber Shop
Seroka
Mary’s Park View
Bill’s Kenosha
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Newsboys Basketball
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56Th Street
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