Aquinas Blugolds Rout McDowell 44 to 19 in Opener
Jim Knutson led Aquinas with 12 points as the Blugolds defeated McDowell 44 19 in Chippewa Falls. Wanner and Knutson contributed earlier buckets while the defense held McDowell to a single first half score and Aquinas hit 14 of 20 free throws.
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Wis
Aquinas
McDowell
Chippewa
Phil Schrempf
Jim Knutson
Blugold
la Crosse
Meeks
Don Wateskey
Chuck Couture
Jon Wanner
Knutson
Wanner
Couture
Jerry Graf
Rudy Horschak
Watesky
Jim Jolliffe
Horschak
Joe
John Smith
Bob Mijer
Bill Murphy
Blugolds
Morschak
Beranek
Saints? No Clear Title from Text
The Packers crushed the Redskins 20-7 as Ted Fritsch scored three TDs and 89 points led Green Bay. The Cardinals edged the Bears 35-28 with a late TD pass from Paul Christman to Mal Kutner. Giants clinched at least a tie after a Rams loss, while Philadelphia beat Pittsburgh 10-7.
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Associated Press
Ted Fritsch
Green Bay
Packers
Ashington Redskins
Chicago Cardinals
Chicago Bears
Redskins
New York Giants
Cards and Bears shine as Waterfield stars in Rams win
Cards score twice in the second period with Kutner and Goldberg adding others. Waterfield directs the Rams with four extra points and a field goal, 22 of 29 passes for 312 yards, Jim Benton catching 12 for two touchdowns. Filchock and Reagen score for the Giants, Pritchard for the Eagles, Lach for the Steelers, and Green Bay tops Washington with Fritsch three TDs. Peru to purchase coffee bean crop in 1947.
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Frank Reagen
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Steve Lach
Green Bay
Western Conference Court Fives Loaded Illinois Team To Beat
Illinois is tipped as the team to beat as the Western Conference opens its 55 game schedule starting tonight with 97 lettermen reporting. Iowa Ohio State Wisconsin Michigan DePaul Michigan State Northwestern Illinois Purdue Minnesota and others prepare rosters led by veterans and fresh talent across 11 games this week.
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Chentmen de Pauw
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Owa
Herb Wilkinson
Jack Spencer
Dick Ives
Logan And Central On Road Tuesday Basketball Clash Ahead
Logan and Central high schools plan a road clash Tuesday with Logan visiting Sparta and Northside at Minnesota for a Winona game. Central faces a tough trip to play the Winhawks in western Minnesota while Central hosts Minneapolis North on Saturday if gym arrangements allow.
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Sparta
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Winona
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Winhawks
Tomah
Jim Blank
Merlin Nehring
Eugene Heafner
Freshman QBs Lead Bag Forward-Passing Prowess
New York reports Boston College Bag quarterbacks Don Pandera and Ed Clasby combined for 29 ties in 51 attempts setting national leading forward-passing record in college play.
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New York
Don Pandera
Ed Clasby
Boston College
Westby and Sparta Lead Tri-County Standings
CASHTON Wis Special Westby and Sparta share the Tri County Semi Pro north half lead after three weeks with three wins each. Next week two league games per team feature Bangor Tomah and Cashton West Salem La Farge Ontario Hiteboro Bangor Westby. Last week results include Sparta 50 Bangor 23 and Tomah 46 West Salem 41.
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Westby
Sparta
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Tomah
Boro
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la Farge
Ontario
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Elroy
Salem Beats Hillsboro In League Battle
West Salem defeated Hillsboro 66 to 34 in a Tri County loop game. Bob Schroeder scored 20 for Salem, with Todd McEldowney 18 and Don Miller 14. Cosgrove led Hillsboro with 9. Salem led 18-6 after the first quarter and 36-17 at halftime.
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West Salem
Wis
Thero
Bob Schroeder
Todd McEldowney
Don Miller
Salem
Cosgrove
Water State Costs for Incarcerated Persons Per Year
The report states annual expenses reach 25 million dollars to maintain water services and accommodate inmates in custody. It highlights ongoing financial strain and calls for review of funding or policy changes affecting the prison system.
Titanic Army Navy Clash Ends In Classic 21 18 Finish
Army beat Navy 21 18 in the 1946 service football classic at Philadelphia Municipal Stadium before about 102 000. Navy staged a late rally as Baysinger led passing and Bramlett caught a final end zone pass, while Army’s Davis Blanchard and linemen paced a full 60 minute effort in a hard fought season finale.
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Army
Navy
Soak
Municipal Stadium
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Tom Hamilton
Tom Halloran
Asee Earl
Reaves Baysinger, Jr
Syracuse University
Arnold Tucker
Glenn Vis
Baysinger
Notre Dame
Pete Illiams
Williams
Earl
Leon Bramlett
Glenn Davis
Blanchard
Cashton Cage Fans To Have Plenty Of Basketball This Week
Cashton Wisconsin hosts high school and semi pro basketball all week. The Monroe Vernon conference opener features Norwalk high school visiting Tuesday night. Nelson Clothing of La Crosse comes Monday, Westby leads the Tri County league Thursday, and Ontario plays Sunday at 2 30 p m.
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Wis
Iceman & Oe White Lads
Monroe-Vernon
Norwalk
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la Crosse
Westby
Ontario
Elroy Colonels Beat Cashton 40-35 in N Section Tri-County Clash
Elroy Colonels defeated Cashton 40-35 on their home court. Elroy started fast with a 13-3 lead, Cashton rallied to trim the gap, and Cashton’s Jernandez led with 16 points.
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Wis
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Cashton Defeats Viola In Nonconference Showdown
Cashton city team beat Viola city crew 68 to 49 in a non conference game Saturday. Cashton led 19-4 after the first quarter and 32-18 at halftime, extending to 44-32 at the start of the fourth. Jeremiah Hernandez scored 18 and Wartvold added 17 for Viola.
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Cashton City
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Milwaukee high school basketball results recap
Sunday scores include St. Francis 48 over Notre Dame 36 and Marquette 46 over St. John's 21. Messmer 60 beat G t Benedict 39. Plus 33 defeated Racine St. Catherine 28. Saturday results show Wauwatosa 47 over Waukesha 34 Janesville 43 South Milwaukee 37 La Crosse Central 36 Madison West 32. College results list Stout 43 over St Marys Minn and UW Extension Milwaukee 41 over Alumni 27.
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Pro Basketball Scores from St Louis to Rochester
Series of arena results show St Louis beat Detroit 60 57 in extra period while Washington led Pittsburgh 49 40 Providence 79 Toronto 65 Chicago edged Rochester 65 64 and Orh kosh defeated Detroit 63 53 Indianapolis 62 Syracuse 59. exhibition results include Sheboygan 54 Milwaukee Stars 49. Fire bans attendance of under 18 at dog races.
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Tomah Edges Cargill 35 34 in Close City League Game
Tomah defeated Cargill 35 to 34 in a senior league contest edging ahead in the final 30 seconds. H Henry led Tomah with 15 points while Bill Cunningham added 9 for Cargill. Olson and Cunningham also contributed for Cargill.
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Cunghame
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Harry Todd Captures Orlando Open In Golf Tourney
Harry Todd of Dallas won the Orlando open with a 275 total nine under par after 72 holes. Johnny Palmer was second with 1 400 prize money, while Sammy Snead and Fred Haas tied for third at 277. Bantam Ben Hogan finished well back at 281. Todd heads to the Miami open beginning Thursday.
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Sammy Snead
Hot Springs
Fred Haas
New Orleans
Bantam
Ben Hogan
Camp McCoy 5 Teams Defeat S and H and Peerless
Camp McCoy 5 defeated S and H 35 to 22 at Logan with Frequier Korstead and Woodward each scoring 8. Peerless beat Black River Falls 47 to 22 led by Dave Solie with 14 points, Euey and Jack Fry adding eight each.
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S and H
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Peerless
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Black River Falls
McCoy
Frequier
Korstead
Woodard
Fred Dasse
Dave Solie
Brews
Euey
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Jack Horner
Peterson
Smith
Marquette Football Fumbles 26 Times in Four Games
Milwaukee Marquette football team fumbled 26 times across four games, recovering 14 of their own and 11 of 14 opponent fumbles. The squad recorded 25 total recoveries and faced 40 muffed plays by opponents.
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Marquette
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