Lambeau Plans Return as Packers Coach in 1950
Curly Lambeau intends to resume as head coach of the Green Bay Packers in 1950 after a two year extension of his contract. He said he will coach next season with his best assistants back and aims to rebuild the club while restoring harmony in the organization. President Emil Fischer noted the stock issue to $200,000 and financial strength as the club recovers from a crisis and eyes a championship.
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La Farge Beats Viola 55 to 27 in Midwest Conference
La Farge led 30 11 at halftime and widened to 53 17 by the fourth quarter. Roger Landmire scored 18 points and Bert Peterson 17 for La Farge while Kinsey led Viola with six points in the league win.
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Sparta Eagles Triumph 36-34 Over Camp Douglas
Sparta Eagles defeated Camp Douglas in a non conference basketball game 36 to 34 at Sparta Wisconsin. The Eagles led 18-15 at halftime and extended to 30-16 in the third period as Singleton scored 11 and Moe 9 for Camp Douglas while T Ziegler led Sparta with 10 points and LaBansky 8.
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Badger Mentor Urges Statewide Support At La Crosse Rally
More than 400 fans attended a Jaycee YMCA football rally honoring senior players from Aquinas Logan and Central high schools. Wisconsin coach Ivy Williamson praised the team’s work ethic and potential for top Big Ten status, urging statewide support and attendance at Wisconsin games.
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Red) Wilson
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Wisconsin Faces Big Rebuilding Ahead For 1950 Football
Wisconsin coach Ivy Williamson outlines a tremendous rebuilding job after losing captain Bob Wilson and 15 seniors. He lists gaps at centers and defensive tackle positions and hopes five to eight standout freshmen will join veterans to field a competitive 1950 squad. He notes schedule includes Illinois, Iowa, Michigan, Ohio State and Pennsylvan ia with home games vs Marquette Northwestern Purdue and Minnesota. He confirms nineteen lettermen and a large group of juniors and freshmen will be evaluated by February.
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McGregor Teams Set for Clermont Tilt on Dec 6
McGregor Iowa hosts Clermont on Tuesday December 6 in a home basketball double bill. Clermont boys have one loss to West Union by two points. McGregor boys remain undefeated. Clermont girls have one defeat. McGregor girls have two losses to Monona and Waterville.
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Kramer and Segura Dominate Toronto Tennis Night
Kramer beat Pancho Gonzales in straight sets 6-1 6-1 before 5,000 fans in Toronto. Francisco Segura edged Frankie Parker 2-6 6-2 10-8, marking Segura’s 20th win over Parker.
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Hockey Scores AP Detroit 2 Toronto 5
Chicago 5 defeats Boston as Detroit and Toronto post 2 to 5 scores in the latest NHL results from AP. The night’s action features high scoring games including Chicago’s five goal win.
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Kelly Named To Marquette All Opponent Team
Halfback Lynn Chandnois of Michigan State was the only unanimous pick on Marquette s all opponent team. The Hilltoppers chose four Michigan State players, three from Wisconsin, two from Purdue and one each from Detroit and San Francisco.
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Red) Wilson
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West Salem Lions Top Tomah Quintet 65 to 55
West Salem defeated Tomah 65-55 at home. M Olson scored 20 and F Newburg 15 for the Lions while L Cramer and G Burnsted led Tomah with 20 and 10 points respectively. The game saw a 21-13 first quarter for West Salem and a 37-22 halftime margin.
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Taylor Cagers Defeat Fairchild in Non Conference Game
Taylor high school defeated Fairchild 42 to 20 in a non conference game. Peterson led with 15 points, followed by Clipper with 13 and Benedict with 12. Emmert scored eight for Fairchild as Taylor built an 8-2 first quarter lead and 23-4 at halftime.
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Luther Falls To St Olaf 62 52 In Northfield
Luther College men pressed the Norse as fouls sidelined Sherry Nylund and Mellom. Adamson led St Olaf with 15 and Johnson 12 as Luther trailed late before fading, 62 to 52, in a rugged 47 foul contest.
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Wayland Academy B Team Defeats Fond du Lac St Mary's B
Wayland Academy B Team beat St Mary's B Team of Fond du Lac 30 to 21 in Beaver Dam. Tuthills starred with three field goals, Young added two field goals and two free throws, and Steve Burgess contributed two points as guard for Wayland.
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