Army completes perfect two season run with Navy win
Army routs Navy 32 13 to cap a perfect two year run and nine straight wins this year. Doc Blanchard and Glenn Davis scored all five Cadets touchdowns as 102 000 at Philadelphia and 103 000 at Los Angeles saw Army and USC triumph while Alabama closes season unbeaten. Orange Bowl awaiting opponent for Holy Cross with candidates Miami Florida Tennessee LSU.
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New York
Army
Navy
Earl Blaik
UCLA
Doc Blanchard
Glenn Davis
Davis
Presidentman
Philadelphia
Municipal Stadium
Los Angeles’ Memorial Coliseum
Southern California
Trojans
U.C.L.A
Alabama
Mississippi State
Harry Gilmer
Miami
Holy Cross
University of Miami
Florida
Tennessee
Louisiana State
Hilltop Club Faces Tough Week Before Wisconsin Game
Milwaukee Marquette University drills intensify as coach Bill Chandler eyes even split in home and home series with Wisconsin after a 55 to 21 win over Ai college. The Hilltoppers lead 158 to 68 in three games and used the bench heavily.
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Milwaukee
Marquette University
University of Wisconsin At Madison
Bill Chandler
Hilltoppers
Ai College
Chandler
Marquette
Badgers
Former Detroit Ace Tops Star Pin Meet
Pvt. Ther man Gibson a former Detroit bowling star now with the army air corps at Scott Field held a 58 pin lead on day three of the 58th All Star bowling tournament in Chicago. His 2,501 total topped 139 rivals including Connie Schwoegier Madison Wis 2,428 Frank Benkovic Milwaukee Wis 2,400 and Sgt Ed Easter Waukegan Ill 2,375.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Therman Gibson
Detroit
Scott Field
Army Air Corps
Gibson
Connie Schwoegier
Madison
Wis
Frank Benkovic
Milwaukee
Ed Easter
Waukegan
Camp McCoy Hosts Mayo Yanks In Home Basketball Tilt
Camp McCoy Wisconsin to host Mayo General Hospital Yanks in a home and home series opener at Tomah High. Notable players include Pic Fortenberry Hoot Fortenberry Olympic veteran and All American, Lt Coleman, Lt Morrison, Nels Thinnes, and Sgt Johnny Sandona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Mccoy
Wis
Mayo General Hospital
Yanks
Tomah High
McCoy
Pic
Joe Fortenberry
Fortenberry
Hoot
Berlin
Army
Phillips 66 Oilers
Gil Coleman
Indiana State Teachers
Earl Morrison
Bradley
Corp
Nels Thinnes
Miami University
Oxford
Art Stone
101St Airborne Division
Bing Crosby Delays Return as Radio Schedule Broadens
Bing Crosby remains off his NBC schedule amid vacation plans into 1966. He will not discuss future work while at his Hollywood return date. two guest appearances are set on MBS and CBB for charity and program promotion.
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New York
Bing Crosby
Hollywood
Bing
NBC
USC
Arizona
Army-Navy
Philadelphia
MBS
Kenny
CBB
Patrice Muncel
American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers
ABC
Sec. Anderson
Thomas Mitchell
Don Voorhees
Ezio Pinza
CBS
Joan Davis
James Cagney
James Stewart
Bob Hawk
Lum and
Abner
Perrell
Amos and Andy
Carol Bruce
Robert Young
Mrs. Cugat
Walter Kiernan
Elmer Davis
Paula Stone
Victory Matinee
Johnson Family
Arthur Hale
Peerless to face Salem City in league game Tuesday
Peerless Plays Salem in a recreation basketball league clash at West Salem high school gym Tuesday at 8 15 PM. Peerless is led by Don Thorsen and features Logan cager Joe Snyder with team mates Gordie Ralph Miller Ed Seeger and Bud Knutson.
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Peerless Beers
City Recreation Basketball League
West Salem
Salem City
Peerless
Don Thorsen
Logan Cager
Big Joe Snyder
Don
Gordie
Ralph Miller
Ed Seeger
Bud Knutson
LSU Football Routs Opponents with Net 1549 Yards
Louisiana State piled up 1549 yards from scrimmage while limiting opponents to 490 yards in a dominant matchup. The surge featured strong performances by LSU playmakers as the team sealed a decisive win.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana State
Indians Work For Opener At La Crosse Teachers
With the season opener set for December 7, Coach Gordie Bahr drills the La Crosse State Teachers College Indians to gel a smooth starting quintet. The squad features Don Hap Cooks as a top forward and welcomes back veterans like Francis Murphy, John Keppel, and Wally Hitt with several candidates vying for first unit spots. New additions from injuries join workouts including Jim Seri, Ray Baty, and Martin Raebel as potential contributors.
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Gordie Bahr
la Crosse State Teachers College Indians
la Crosse
St. Mary’s
Winona
Don “Hap
Cooks
Francis Murphy
John Keppel
Wally Hitt
River Falls
Bud Schultz
Big Bob Hilke
Aquinas High School
Jack Foster
Glen McCulloch
Jack Horner
Tom Kinney
Gunder Hagen
Toby Towsen
Ted Timmons
Indians
Jim Seri
Milwaukee
Ray Baty
Martin Raebel
Recreation Boys Cop Pin Boys Triumph Over Pla Mer
Recreation Alleys teams defeated Pla Mer 2040 to 1803 to claim the pins victory. B Rediske led all players with 445 for high three-game total while F Catterwick led Pla Mer with 429. D Volten posted the top single with 173.
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Pla Mer
B. Rediske
F. Catterwick
D. Volten
Local Labrador Reaches Final in National Retriever Trials
Black Roland a Labrador owned by E. C. Chennel of La Crosse Wisconsin stayed competitive at the fifth annual National Retriever trials in Shelter Island New York. The champion was Black Magic of Audion a black Labrador bitch owned by Mahion B. Kallace of St. Louis Missouri.
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Shelter Island
N. Y
Black Roland
E. C. Chennel
la Crosse
Wis
Black Magic
Audion
Mahion B. Kallace
St. Louis
Ex Glaces Grid Scorers Highlight Trojanowski Leads 132 Points
Walter Trojanowski of Connecticut University tops the college football scorers with 132 points from 22 touchdowns in eight games, completing his season on November 17. Army’s Doc Blanchard and Glenn Davis finish near him with 114 and 108 points respectively, while Purdue’s Ed Cody and Oklahoma A M’s Bob Fenimore post notable totals in other regions.
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New York
Walter Trojanowski
Connecticut University
Trojanowski
Army
Glenn Davis
Doc Blanchard
Blanchard
Navy
Davis
Conn
Felix Blanchard
Harry Ghaul
Miami
Midwest
Ed Cody
Purdue
Missouri Valley
Bob Fenimore
Okia. A M
Independence CYO Five Routs Arcadia 58 27
Independence CYO defeated Arcadia 58 27 on Sunday afternoon in Whitehall Wisconsin. Roman Sobota led scoring with 24 points while Babe Derouin added 11. Bud Sobota topped Arcadia with 13 points and Pete Haines had six. Contact Herman Derouin at Independence High School for game arrangements.
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Whitehall
Wis
Independence Cyo
Arcadia
Roman Sobota
Babe Derouin
Bud Sobota
CYO
Pete Haines
Independence
Herman Derouin
Independence High
Laundry Bowlers Roll Over Rochester Team
Laundry Bowlers led by Captain Oscar Lyell capped three straight wins over Rochester Liquor Supply Sunday afternoon at Recreation Lanes. Elmer Gryphon posted a 689 series and a 246 best game, Al Jungbluth added 37, Andy Anderson 606, boosting the team over 3000 pins. Rochester’s high individual were H Rohde 612 and W Mundt 593 in a 2769 total.
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Oscar Lyell
Sanitone Modern Laundry
Rochester Liquor Supply
Elmer Gryphon
al Jungbluth
Andy Anderson
Gryphon
Rochester
H. Rohde
W. Mundt
Vogds Signs With Chicago All Americans in 1946
Signs indicate Evan E Vogds former Wisconsin gridder now a petty officer second class at Shoemaker California has signed to play with the Chicago All Americans in 1946 Vogds expects his navy discharge this month
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Fond DU Lac
Wis
Evan E
Red
Vogds
University of Wisconsin
Shoemaker
Calif
Chicago All Americans
Navy
College and pro basketball scores from weekend games
College results include Marquette 55 Ripon 21 and Wisconsin 67 Carroll College 25. Pro Sunday Rochester 56 Fort Wayne 34 and Harlem Globetrotters 37 Indianapolis Kautskys 36. State high schools show Fond du Lac 29 Shorewood 26 and Madison Edgewood 49 Beaver Dam 34.
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Marquette
Ripon
Whitewater
Wis
Milton
Butler
Manchester
Louisville
Murray
Techrs
St. Louis Univ
Camp Grant
Camp McCoy
St. Mary's
Winona
Minn
Wisconsin
Carroll College
Concordia
Moorhead
Macalester
Western State Teachers
Iowa Wesleyan
Chicago
Illinois Tech
Iowa
Augustana
Drake
Central
Minnesota
South Dakota Univ
St. Thomas
St. Pauli
Superior
Michigan
Michigan State
Indiana
Camp Atterbury
Purdue
Indiana State
Wright Field
Dayton
Illinois
Hamline
Beloit
Rochester
Fort Wayne
Cleveland
Youngstown
Harlem Globe Trotters
Sunday Football Results and Next Week Schedule
Sunday results include New York 28 over Philadelphia 21 Washington 24 over Pittsburgh 0 Detroit 14 over Green Bay 3 Cleveland 20 over Boston Yanks 7 Chicago Bears 28 over Chicago Cardinals 20 Next Sunday Boston Yanks travel to Philadelphia New York visits Washington End of season schedule
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New York
Philadelphia
Washington
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Green Bay
Cleveland
Boston Yanks
Chicago Bears
Chicago Cardinals
Washington Philadelphia
Sid Luckman
Cardinals
Bob Waterfield
Cleveland Rams
Packers
Lions
Sports Scores Roundup From Weekend Baseball Matches
Weekend baseball results show Sunday games with Toronto, Chicago, and Boston posting wins. Detroit edged Montreal while New York beat Chicago, and Chicago defeated Toronto by eight to two.
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Toronto
Chicago
Boston
Detroit
Montreal
New York
Hutson Sees Swan Song In Packers Lions Clash
Don Hutson said this would be his last game and kicked a 15 yard field goal as the Green Bay Packers fell to the Detroit Lions 14 to 3. Hutson extended his scoring season to 97 points and finished with four receptions for 40 yards.
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Hutson
Packers
Detroit
Don Hutson
Green Bay Packers
Rays
Detroit Lions
Lions
New York Giants
Philadelphia Eagles
Washington Redskins
Pittsburgh
Steelers
Bears
Green Bay
Don
Peerless Don
Fenbeck
Wisconsin 5 Battles Ripon on Madison Court
Wisconsin prepares for a game with Ripon after a 67 to 25 victory over Carroll College of Waukesha. Bob Cook scored 21 points as the Badgers opened the 1945-46 season with a strong second half, with Wally Niemuth set to replace Dick Bunke at center due to Bunke's illness.
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Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Ripon College
Madison Court
Badgers
Carroll College of Waukesha
Bob Cook
Pioneers
Harold
Bud) Foster
Badger
Carroll Aggregation
Wisconsin
Wally Niemuth
Waupaca
Dick Bunke
Bunke
Wausau Grid Record Tops Alabama Claim
Wausau high school football team refutes Tallassee claim of a national record. The Lumberjacks extend their winning streak to 46, surpassing Tallassee’s 41 game run, and finish the season with 8 victories in the Wisconsin Valley Conference and a 49 game conference unbeaten streak.
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Wausau
Wis
Wausau High School
Tallassee
Ala
Wisconsin
Win O. Brockmeyer
Eddie Karas Slated To Hurl For Brews
Eddie Karas the former Green Bay pitcher who won 14 games and lost six in the Wisconsin State league in 1941 has been discharged from the army and will train with the Milwaukee Brewers next spring President Rudy Schaffer announced. Karas was purchased by the Brewers at the close of 1941 but did not report due to his induction. He is a Chicago native six feet one inch tall and weighs 195 pounds.
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Milwaukee
Eddie Karas
Green Bay
Milwaukee Brews
Rudy Schaffer
Brewers
Karas
South Paws Defeat Frank Tighe Co in Close Lane Match
The Peerless South Paws edged out the Frank Tighe Co on Pla-Mar lanes 2 474 to 2 420. L Semb led the losers with 513 in three games while B Bailly led the winners with 497. W Dobruz added the high single 192.
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Peerless
South Paws
Frank Tighe Co
Pla-Mar
L. Semb
B. Bailly
W. Dobruz
Name Badgers As Ski Heads MILWAUKEE
Lloyd C. Ellingson of Menomonie Wisconsin was re elected secretary and John Hostvedt of Wisconsin Rapids Wisconsin was re elected treasurer at the closing session of the 38th annual National Ski Association convention Roger Langley of Barre Massachusetts was re elected president The association awarded three major ski tournaments for 1945 including the National Ski Jumping championships to be held at Ishpeming Michigan and the Central U S Ski Association as host The 1947 Downhill and Slalom meet will be in Salt Lake City Utah and the North American championships will be at Lake Placid New York
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Milwaukee
Lloyd C. Ellingson
Menomonie
Wis
John Hostvedt
Wisconsin Rapids
National Ski Association
Roger Langley
Barre
Mass
Ispheming
Mich
U. S
Inter Mountain Association
Salt Lake City
Utah
Lake Placid
N. Y
Horse Improves Breed Of Orange SACRAMENTO
Unusual as it may seem the thoroughbred helps to improve the breed of the orange, the walnut and pure bred livestock. During the past decade California has received 26 500 000 dollars from racing with 23 500 000 dollars going into state county and district fairs where livestock and agricultural products are exhibited for prizes. At the last count there were 62 county and district fairs in California as against seven in 1933. In 1933 a few hundred breeders and growers exhibited whereas in 1940 60 000 were recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
NBA
California
Splits Defeat Strikes On Pins In Auto-Lite Match
Nick Strikes high total 457 led the Splits to an Auto-Lite match victory over the Strikes. The Splits totaled 1514 pins to 1423 for the Strikes and Rudrud rolled a top single game 151.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Rudrud
Fries rolls 713 in Appleton bowling event
Frank Fries bowled a 713 total in Appleton Wisconsin with a 280 single game to take individual honors in Big Ten bowling league matches.
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Appleton, Wis
Frank Fries
Aquinas Blugolds Open Season With West by Highs Hoop Battle
Aquinas with three lettermen led by Knutson Jim Knutson and Jim Sciborski face West by in a local 8 pm showdown. Coach John Michuta’s squad also includes Jimmy Warner Frank Keaveny Virgil Grabinski Rudy Horshak Ed Rendler and others competing for starting spots as Central and Logan prep Friday events loom.
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Aquinas Blugolds
West
Aquinas
St. Patrick
Eau Claire
John Michuta
Knutson
Jim Knutson
Blugold Hoopsters
Jimmy Warner
Frank Keaveny
Virgil Grabinski
Rudy Horshak
Ed Rendler
Horshak
Rendler
Good Tee Shot Has Its Reward
Salt Lake City notes a 397 yard 14th hole at the country club where a long tee shot gets you a ride in a parked station wagon to the top of a hill. Poor drives force a long climb up the steep fairway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake City Country Club
Earley Returns to Notre Dame as Place-Kicker
Fred Earley, monogram-winning halfback on Notre Dame’s 1943 national title team, resigns from naval academy and rejoins the Irish. He is noted as a well known place-kicker and back with the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notre Dame
Fred Earley
Naval Academy
MSU Tailback Russ Reader Transfers to Study Hotel Admin
East Lansing Michigan Russ Reader the MSU tailback transferred from Michigan to study hotel administration officials said Reader will enroll at Michigan State University to pursue a degree in hotel administration and continue his football career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Lansing
Mich
Russ Reader
Michigan State
Michigan
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Detroit Ace
A W Stock
Johnson
The
la Crosse Tribune Sports Section
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Mayo
Bob White
Tomah
Lee Gabriel
Allen-Bradleys
Sparta
Ladish Drop Forge Co
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Cudahyans
Pfc
Johnny Schwindt
Allen Bradley
Ladish Corp
McCoys
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Herb Smith
Bruce
Oswego
Harry Griswold
Harry
Milwaukee Brewers
Ft. Sheridan
Sgt
Bill Scanlan
la Crosse Tribune
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WKBH
Mandrake the Magician
Chesterfield
Folly
Morgan Beatty
Guiding Light
Woman In White
Ma Perkins
Wil
Stella Dallas
Lorenzo Jones
Young Widder Brown
Our Town and Social Security
Iry
Arenz Shoe CO
Salem
OAT Brose
Old McBraver
Old
Kentucky
Leen
Phillips & Sons Dist. Corp
Holy Trinity Men's League
Holy Trinity Alleys
Your Uncles
Oga
Schubert's Market
Madden's Funer
Zahn Cigars
Schreiers Grocery
Catholic Forresters
Zahn
Balduzzi Grocery
Justin Garage
A. Rudolph
R. Paul
R. Jungen
J. Kotnour
G. Mekvold
R. Behelbie
B. Hammes
A. Hammes
Rev. Crobal
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Saone
Lunde
Ww. OW
H. Semb
M. Severson
FP. Spahi
W. Woodward
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D. Paul
G. Schnurrer
Faes
C. Franke
B. Miller
Casey's Car Sales
IP & J
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S. Knutson
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P. Wais
R. Lowell
P. Wuest
A. Svec
E. Hess
C. Peterson
W. Swan
R. Fletcher
FP. Heisman
F. Russell
J. Wais
R. Spika
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Cc. Michel
T. Abel
H. Kreuzer
O. Palmquist
A. Spika
J. Jungwirth
R. Braun
F. Michel
R. Horder
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Cc. Wittenberg
F. Lipovetz
A. McKenzie
G. Stellick
Tomah Bowling
Wagner's Alleys
Neitzels
Chauffers
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Carpenter's
Tomah Hardware
Texaco
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High Ten
L. Griges
G. Millar
S. Ranney
H. Neltzel
C. Wagner
Albee
Wm. Kruegar
M. Robinson
H. Sowle
G. Zimmerman
American Women's League
Wagners Alleys
Ranney's
Wis. Telephone
Abbs Tavern
Lave Wagner's Alleys
Johnson's Motor Ins
Artistic Cleaners
W. Vromen
M. Neitzel
W. Vromen Lefa Fabian
Labrador
Glaces
Associated Press
Brews
Hoppy's
Leschens
Wonder Bar
Knights of Pythias Helleman's
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Beaver Creek Dairy
Eddie's Studio
Gaso Co
Coca Cola
Badger Paints
M. Cera
H. Hoag
H. Kuehn
van Antwerp
L. Erickson
E. Jefferson
V. Coffman
D. Sullivan R. Steffens
M. Kluse
Happy’s and
Sidney Hotel
Niedfeldt's Garage
Oasis
Monroe Co Tel. Co
Bangor
Sparta Alleys
Fellands Shoes
Bank of Sparta
Benedict's Garage
Hoppy's Alleys
M. Niedfeidt
T. Swennes
Abrahamson
L. Meltz L. Perner
J. Slaver
E. Nichol
M. Dengel
Frank Tighe Company
Nick
Horehound
NBC Tonight
Dan Colenpaul
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr
Your Friendly Mobilgas
Michuta
Jim Sciborski
Sciborski
Jim Wagner
Jim Burns
Erv Malin
Tom Bracken
Logan
Rangers
Svarta
Jordan
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