Aquinas Opens Season vs St Pat's Irish in Eau Claire
Aquinas high school basketball hosts St. Pat’s of Eau Claire in Friday action. Aquinas centers Jim Temp and Bill Skemp lead a rebounding duo while Tom Bruha and Warren Desegrave run guard duties. Logan travels to Tomah for the Gateway Conference opener as Tomah eyes a 4-0 season start led by Bob Otto and Bob Knight.
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Eau Claire
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Aquinas
Irish
Jim Temp
Bill Skemp
St. Augustine
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Temp
Tom Bruha
Warren Desegrave
Bruha
John Stellick
Wisconsin
Rod Martin
Bob Otto
Winona
Bob Knight
Rich Severson
Bud Smith
al Hilde
Rangers
Don Peth
Bob Hubert
Peth
Dick Shutter
Hubert
Vic Burnstad
Art Sowle
Shuffleboard standings and results from Thursday league play
The fed of Thursday night shuffleboard lists results for multiple leagues. Notable scores include Gien's 10 over Loop Inn 6 and Four-Pointers North Star 9 over Willow 7. Women's leagues show Miller's 11 over Sportsman 1 and Marge's 10 over Temp's 2. The Mason-Dixon Line survey note appears as a historical aside.
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SOS
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Fischer
Konetchky
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C. Nichols
D. Nichols
Brezinski
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J. Severson
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Sportsman
Marge
Temp’s
Oxford
R. Miller
Kios
C. Miller
Manning
Raith
Farley
Beranek
Carlson
Rahrer
Kramer
Marge 'S
Temp's
Local Bowling League Standings and High Scores
Merchants League results list top teams and players with handicap scores for Southside Gamble Street and Arcade Alleys. National League shows Crescent Jewelers and Barons among leading teams with high individual scores, including George Buschmann 245 and J Johnson 182.
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Gamble St
A&p
Roy Franz
J. Johnson
Seymour Ford
Roy Abraham
Frank Miller
Wimby Nedland
Larry Vanier
National League
Crescent Jewelers
Barron's
Cary
Uptown Cigar Store
Howard's
Arena Shoes
Iowa Outfit Faces Dubuque In Opener At Home
Iowa Outfit, a highly regarded college team with hopes for a strong conference finish, hosts the University of Dubuque in coach Clark Van Galder’s first game. The Wildcats lean on letter winners and promising sophomores as River Falls looks vulnerable after losing its top two players.
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Teachers College
University of Dubuque
Clark van Galder
la Crosse
River Falls
Nate De-Long
Newman Benson
Bill Knapton
John Schumann
Ed Olson
Ace Loomis
Glynn Humphrey
Schumann
Knapton
Todd McEldowney
McEldowney
Ralph Sabota
Tom Curry
Bill Spaltholz
George Sladky
John Knispel
Art Richter
Dubuque
Oklahoma and Army Lead Nation in Weekend Football Skirmishes
Oklahoma seeks a 31st straight win against Oklahoma A and M at Stillwater while Army targets 29 in a clash with Navy at Philadelphia Municipal Stadium. The weekend features Tennessee-Vanderbilt, Notre Dame-Southern California, and several minor bowls and regional games shaping postseason talk.
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Oklahoma A and M
Stillwater
Okla
Navy
Philadelphia
Municipal Stadium
Tennessee
Aggies
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Sooners
Pennsylvania
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Texas
Vanderbilt
Vols
Notre Dame
Southern California
Frank Leahy
Pacific
Holmen Edges Salem 42 39 In OT
Holmen high school defeated West Salem 42-39 in overtime at Holmen. Tom Skogen scored 22 to lead Holmen. Merle Evenson added key baskets in the overtime stretch while Ken Klos and Rollie Yanzer each had 10 for Salem. The Panth ers led 13-12 after one, trailed 24-22 at halftime, and 31-26 to start the fourth.
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Wis
Holmen High School
West Salem
Tom Skogen
Merle Evenson
Skogen
Ken Klos
Rollie Yanzer
Salem
Panthers
Bob Petruska Chosen for Blue-Gray Game Honors
Wisconsin back Bob Petruska accepted an invitation to play with the Blues in the Blue-Gray football game in Montgomery Alabama on December 30. A senior, he started at quarterback but moved to right half last week aiding a win over Minnesota.
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Bob Petruska
Wisconsin
Blues
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Badgers and Hilltoppers to rely on sophomores
Wisconsin and Marquette prepare for a Saturday game in Madison. Wisconsin starts center Charley Dahlke with four guards Glenn Sievers John Powers Grant Wittberger and Don Marek. Most Wisconsin reserves are sophomores while Marquette aims for a strong showing after recent results.
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Don Marek
BRF Legion to Meet Cashton Warriors in Sunday Tilt
The Black River Falls Legionnaires face Cashton Warriors at the community hall Sunday at 2 15 PM in a non league game. Led by Norm Krenz and Sam Young, BRF Legionnaires have posted strong recent records.
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Cashton
Wis
Black River Falls
Mixed Doubles Pin Tourney Set By Local Bowling Leagues
Bowlers from the Ladies Social league and the Men's Gateway league enter a mixed doubles tournament at Arcade alleys on Sunday. Shift pairings include Rose Stejskal with Charles Hurd and Ruby Skillbeck with John Magin, among many other two person teams listed for the event.
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Ladies Social League
Rose Stejskal
Charles Hurd
Ruby Skillbeck
John Magin
Dorothy Anfonson
Bill Miller
Gen Satka
Angus Berg
Bernice Kudson
Ray Weiking
Grace Helvig
Winnie Knutson
Josie Dellenbach
John Howe
Minnie Boeck
Richard Elsen
Virgil Battalia
George Wolff
Harriet Kaiser
Caledonia Narrowly Defeats New Albin 38 37
Caledonia Public edged New Albin Eagles in a tight game 38 37 at Caledonia. The hosts led 19 17 at halftime as the teams traded leads in a hard fought contest.
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Caledonia. Minn
Caledonia
Albin Eagles
College Football Scores Snapshot From TheALS Contest
Texas 17 Texas A&M Arkansas Tech 13 Henderson 7 Ouachita 0 College of Ozarks 0. Team matchups listed with final scores indicate a mixed results card from the ALS event. The brief reads like a scoreboard roundup showing multiple college games with varying outcomes.
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Theory Press
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Texas A& M
Arkansas Tech
College of Ozarks
Henderson
Ouachita
La Farge Dominates Viola in Conference Clash
La Farge defeated Viola 60 to 39 to remain unbeaten in the Kickapoo Valley conference. Larry Marshall led La Farge with 18 points while John Kellogg scored 13 for Viola as Viola won the B game 21 to 19.
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la Farge
Larry Marshall
John Kellogg
Swanies edge Northwoodsmen 31 29 in recreation league
Six Inter mediate city recreation basketball games were played at Logan on Wednesday. The Swanies defeated the Northwoodsmen 31 29 as Gary Knutson led the Swanie scoring with seven points and Tom Mullin added 11 for the losers. Other results included Rangers 34 14 over Blue Devils and Hotshots 46 27 over Little Boots.
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Swanies
Northwoodsmen
Gary Knutson
Tom Mullin
Blue Devils
Rangers
Wally
Chuckers
Scrubs
Greyhounds
Hotshots
Little Boots
Phos
Foresters
Norm Lawrence
Roger Betz
Don Conrad
Joseph Harter
Don Bruchman
Green Teachers College Swim Team Prepares For Gustavus Match
La Crosse State Teachers College opens swimming against Gustavus Adolphus at St. Peter Minnesota with a rebuilt squad under coach Bill Vickroy. Veterans include Captain Ev Pack and Lee Jensen plus several newcomers showing promise.
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Gustavus Adophus
St. Peter, Minn
Bill Vickroy
Amost
Vickroy
Gustavus
Clipper Clutch Seals 51 49 Win Over Alma Center
Maynard Clipper poured in 31 points to lift Taylor to a 51-49 Trempealeau Valley Conference victory at Alma Center. Clipper now has 157 points in five games, averaging over 31 per game. Kerney led Alma Center with 11, while Stafron and Grued each scored eight. It was Taylor’s second conference win.
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Alma Center
Wis
Maynard Clipper
Taylor
Trempealeau Valley
Clipper
Kerney
Stafron
Grued
Honor Sparta Gridders At Thursday Banquet
Sparta Wisconsin and 1950 Spar ta football players honored at a Thursday banquet with Clark Van Galder of La Crosse State as main speaker. Attendees included Bill Vickroy, Bob Deal, Red Schettler, and captain Fuller among 141 served.
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Sparta
Wis
Clark van Galder
la Crosse State
Bill Vickroy
la Crosse
Bob Deal
Jaycee
Red Schettler
Tomah
Fuller
High School Basketball Scores From Tuesday
In boys games Marshall defeated Waterloo 42 to 1 while La Farge beat Viola 60 to 39. The results reflect two Wisconsin high school matchups reported by the Associated Press.
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Associated Press
Marshall
Waterloo
la Farge
Viola
Trane 5 Edges Allis-Chalmers In Tight City League Game
Trane 5 led by Pepper and Kelly edged Allis-Chalmers 47-46 at Longfellow in a tight 47-46 win. AC held early leads, but Trane 5 rallied from behind with 18 points from Pepper and 16 from Kelly while Bendel scored 24 for AC.
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Longfellow
Pepper
Kelly
Tranes
Jerry Bendel
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FSU
Yellow Cab
Torrid Top Hatters Pace Thru Thursday Shuffleboard Tourney
The Torrid Top Hatters won twice in the Thursday Nite Shuffleboard league beating Kabats 12-4 and the Bachelors 10-6. Bratburg and Fisher with Thorsen and Rodenburg led the French Island squad, while Ed's beat Stoddard 10-6. Weber and Hotchkiss led the winners, Vet's Club Onalaska edged Leo nards 9-7. Milwau kee Bar tied the Bachelor's 8-8 with Olson Pfaff and S Walden Evans starring.
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Bratburg
Fisher
Thorsen
Rodenburg
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Bachelor’s Club
Ed’s
Stoddard
Paul's
Weber
Hotch
Kirkwood And Turnesa Lead Miami Open Golf Tourney
Miami's 27th annual ten thousand dollar open drew 160 players at Miami Springs. Joe Kirkwood Jr and Jim Turnesa led after the first round with four under par 66s, while Jimmy Demaret faltered late to finish five under after a strong start.
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Miami
Fla
Joe Kirkwood
Jim Turnesa
Turnesa
Miami Springs
Jimmy Demaret
Ojai
Calif
National AAU Track Championships Set for Washington DC
The national AAU track and field championships will be held in Washington DC on June 23 and 24.
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Boyer’s Furniture, Inc
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V. Kreuger
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Hof Brau
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Howie's Bar
George Williams
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Hackbart
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Holy Trinity Men's League
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