Logan Rangers Top Cotter 60 45 In Winona Rivalry
Logan High School edged Cotter 60 to 45 as Wolden and Gooderum led scoring in a 4th win in 5 starts for coach Rodney Martin. Cotter, defending state Catholic champs, dropped to 2-2 with 15 by Don Smith and 10 by Bob Welch pacing the Ramblers.
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La Crosse women open 600 Club tourney Sunday at Sports Bowl
The La Crosse Women Open 600 Club bowling tournament kicks off Sunday at the Sports Bowl with a 2 p.m. start. Entries accepted until time, with prize money and merchandise donated by 15 La Crosse merchants. Secretary Mary Knutsen notes expected large turnout and invites all 600 Club members to bowl.
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Monmouth Scots Defeat Ripon 74 58 in Opener
Monmouth opened with an 18 10 first quarter lead and remained ahead to beat Ripon 74 58 in a Midwest Conference basketball opener. Al Girard scored 19 points and Ray Brooks 18 for the Scots while Ned Lafrano led Ripon with 16.
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Jones Outpoints Bratton in New York Fight
Ralph Tiger Jones from Yonkers N Y defeats Johnny Bratton of Chicago by decision in a ten round boxing match in New York City.
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Tiger) Jones
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Rams Meet Packers In Coast Showdown For Title Hopes
Los Angeles Rams face Green Bay at Memorial Coliseum as they chase another championship. A crowd of 60 000 or more is expected if weather cooperates. Rams tied with Detroit for division lead after a seven of eight surge. Towler and Younger will form a powerful backfield assault against Green Bay. Packers rely on Tobin Rote and Bill Howton, while Rams counter with Norman Van Brocklin and receivers Hirsch Fears Carey. The last meeting in Milwaukee saw Green Bay lead 28 6 before Waterfield sparked a Rams comeback to win 30 28.
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Wisconsin Trims Marquette 76 to 55 in Madison
Wisconsin, in its 1952-53 basketball campaign, beat Marquette 76-55 before 12 000 fans. Paul Morrow led with 25 points, Dick Cable added 17, and Russ Wittberger had 16 for Marquette. Wisconsin shot 33 percent and missed 21 free throws. Marquette connected on 26 percent and 7 of 30 free throws. Wisconsin heads to New Orleans for Layla of the South then Big Ten opener vs Iowa. Marquette plays Michigan State tonight at East Lansing.
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Central Falls to Eau Claire as Abes heat from floor drops La Crosse
La Crosse Central High School fell 69 55 to Eau Claire Old Abes as Central faltered from the floor. Pamperin and Johnson led Central with 31 points, Ring scored 18 for Eau Claire, and the Abes won the rebounding battle in a ten straight loss for Central in the series.
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Badgers Pin Marquette to Win Season-Opening Clash
Madison wrestling team took six of eight bouts to beat Marquette 22 to 6 in the opener. Ralph Winkowski won by fall at 137 pounds over Dick Muench, while Marquette winners were Harlow Hellstrom at 147 and Barney Karpfinger at 167.
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Lawrence College Wins Midwest Opener Over Knox
Appleton Wisconsin Lawrence College defeated Knox 63 56 in the Midwest Conference opener. The Vikings led most of the game before Knox narrowed the gap to 60 56 late. Ed Grosse topped Lawrence with 18 points.
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Burt Wilson To Speak At Logan Grid Champions Banquet
Burt Wilson the Chicago radio announcer will be the keynote speaker at a Logan High School football banquet hosted by the Eagle Club. The event honors the city grid champions for a second straight season and includes a 6:30 dinner and a formal presentation to team captain Jack Wartinbee.
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Mindoro Falls to Onalaska in Coulee Conference Tilt
Onalaska routed Mindoro 80-54 to seize first place in the Coulee Conference with a 2-0 league mark. Lloyd Lee led Onalaska with 17 points, Chuck Enge 16, while Mindoro leaned on Dale Kirchner with 20 and Luther Barclay with 12. Holmen tied Onalaska atop the standings with a 59-46 win over West Salem. Bangor beat Trempealeau 62-58 as Dick Chapiewsky poured in 28 for Bangor. Galesville upset Melrose 70-40 behind Kermit Hansen's 17.
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Luther College Beats Bemidji 81-69 in Friday Clash
Luther College defeated Bemidji 81-69 to improve to 4-2. Don Boeler scored 23 and captain Dick Hefte 21 for Luther while Bemidji’s Ofstedahl led with 15 points and St. John and Haveland added 14 each. Luther next faces North Dakota University in Grand Forks.
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All America Women’s Long Distance Swim Team Named
Spokane based report notes Myrna Hickman Mary Hackett and Joan Harmington of the Kenosha Youth Foundation named Friday to the AAU All America women's long distance swimming team by the Amateur Athletic Union swimming committee.
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