Wisconsin Badgers Edge Notable Big Nine Title Outlook
Big Nine coaches project Minnesota Michigan Indiana to lead the race starting Jan 3 with Wisconsin pegged fourth or fifth. Wisconsin returns nine lettermen led by Bob Cook but loses two guards, facing a tough opener slate as Illinois, Minnesota, and others set early tests.
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Rollers and Laundry Tie For First In Loop Play
Rollers, La Crosse Laundry and Modern Laundry won games at Longfellow to stay in a first place tie in the city recreation league. S and H moved into a share of the American lead with Faireys after a forfeit win.
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Box Scores Tonight in Senior CVO League
The Aquinas gym hosts Holy Cross versus Blessed Sacrament at 6.30 and Wenceslaus versus Holy Trinity at 7.30. St. John’s meets St. Joseph’s at 4.30 with James facing St. Mary’s.
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Logan and Central clash with Sparta on Tuesday night
Logan hosts Sparta high school on Tuesday at 8 o clock seeking a second win of the season after a 33 32 victory over Tomah Center Jim Thomas Merlin Nehring and a guard pairing of Ronnie Dandry or Ken Gilster headline the Logan lineup Hank Smothers joins Ralph Twite at guard Central opens its home schedule Tuesday on Teachers College court at 8 p m against Sparta High Coach Mark Sutton plans to use guards John Smevoy Wim Lyden forwards Jim Petry and Mark Sutton Jr and Russ Colburn at center in a game that also features a B team match.
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Jim Petry
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Powl Football Games Slated by the Association
The association lists a slate of bowl games with many opponents not yet chosen. Notable matchups include Rose Bowl in Pasadena Michigan versus Southern California and Sun Bowl in El Paso Texas Texas Tech facing an unspecified opponent. Other games mention the Dixie Bowl in Memphis Texas Christian versus Mississippi and the Tangerine Bowl in Orlando Florida with a chosen participant.
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Central Logan Schedule Football Games With Tomah Eleven
Tomah, Wis special report states eight game 1948 football schedule announced by athletic director L J Schettler. Central will host New Lisbon Viroqua Mauston Nekoosa La Crosse Central at Recreational Field with away games at Sparta Chippewa Falls and La Crosse Logan. Tomah joins North Central conference facing Logan Chippewa Falls and Sparta. La Crosse visit on Oct 29 will be first meeting since 1922.
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Six Duke Coaches Played For Wade In Duke Rim History
Six members of the Duke athletic staff, all linked to Wallace Wade coached squads at Duke or Alabama, include line coach Elis Hagler end coach Herschel Caldwell and assistants Clarence Ace Parker Jack Hennermier and Bob Cox who starred under Wade. Dan Hill, assistant athletic director, also played for Wade era Duke teams.
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Ace) Parker
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Bomber Rally Falls Short in Milwaukee Clash
St Bene dict Bombers led late but Aquin, coached by John Michuta, edged them 33 to 28 in Milwaukee. Both squads struggled with shooting as the La Crosse Catholic squad opened its season in a tight defensive contest.
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Aquinas Classical edge St Benedicts 33 to 28 in Milwaukee
Aquinas high school defeated St Benedicts of Milwaukee 33 to 28 Sunday afternoon and heads home for a Tuesday night game against Lourdes of Rochester Minnesota. Preliminary action starts at 7 and the feature was slated for about 8.
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Mabel Tops Rushford In Exhibition Showdown
In Mabel Minnesota on Friday night Mabel defeated Rushford 55 to 43. Don Lind scored 20 for Mabel and Sonny Johnson added 17 while John Stevens led Rushford with 17 points.
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College Football Scores Roundup From Week End
Across regions AP reports Sunday results: Far West San Francisco 32 over St. Marys 20 and Nevada 33 over Arizona State College 13. Saturday action includes South Alabama 21 over Miami Pia 6 and Kansas 34 over Arizona 28. Midwest features Evansville 20 over Northern Illinois and West Texas Tech 14 over Hardin Simmons 6 with West Texas State 28 over New Mexico. Kansas State 34? Arizona 28. Michigan State 3, Hawaii 19. San Diego State 19 and Santa Barbara State at .
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All-Stars Prep for Thursday Clash With New York Celtics
The All-Star basketball team drawn from three recreation senior leagues will hold a pre game workout on the Longfellow hardwoods tonight at 8 p m. The session prepares for the Thursday night clash with the New York Celtics. All members are urged to attend.
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Minnesota Names 76 Freshmen to Football Numerals
Coach John Boning announces 76 freshmen awarded numerals for seven weeks of practice cut short by heavy snowfall. Nine recipients come from outside Minnesota including five from Wisconsin, two from North Dakota, and one each from South Dakota and Maryland. The group attended the recognition dinner in a Minneapolis hotel ballroom.
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Kansas State Center Marlo Dirks Leaves Basketball for Studies
Manhattan Kansas reports Marlo Dirks will not compete for Kansas State this winter to devote full time to studies. The six foot four inch player and straight A student seeks both bachelor of science and master’s degrees, ending his regular season after earning monograms in 1941-42 and 42-43.
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Harmony Takes Over 1st Spot In Houston Fillmore League
Harmony defeated Peterson to take undisputed first in the Houston Fillmore league in a rugged Sunday game. Don Johnson and Bob Crotty led with 19 points each as Harmony built a big first half lead and held on for the win.
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Rushford Tops Spring Grove In Tight HF County Showdown
Rushford defeated Spring Grove 28 to 14 in a hard fought HF county basketball game enabling Rushford to join the second place tie. Rocky Carlson led Rushford with the top scoring effort.
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Three Prairie Grid Aces On All Star 11
Prairie du Chien players earned three spots on the Southwest Wisconsin conference All Star team as chosen by eight coaches. First team includes Eber and Lake at backs and ends plus Weigel at center and Lomas and Richter among backs. Bunders Von Ruden Loyds named to the second team with Lipe receiving honorable mention.
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Browns Seek More Money at Minor League Meet
St. Louis Browns arrive for the annual minor league convention in Miami seeking upgrades after gaining $425000. General Manager Bill Witt and manager Zach Taylor outline plans to trade existing players and build a younger, faster team around Bob Dillinger Paul Lehner and Al Zarilla. Major executives from Mel Ott Joe McCarthy and others attend as observers while Branch Rickey is not expected.
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