Logan Quint At Viroqua Aquinas Central Travel
Logan Quint eyes first Gateway Conference basketball win as Aquinas Central travel to Viroqua for Friday action. Central carries 3-2, Viroqua 1-0 in Gateway play. St. Thomas loom at St Paul as Blugolds suffer Stellick injury with Skemp, Temp, Bruha, Delegrave ready for invasion.
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Logan Quint
Viroqua
Aquinas
Central Travel
Logan High School
Rod Martin
Tomah
Central
John Michuta
St. Thomas
St. Paul
Eau Claire
Rangers
Winona
Logan
Bob Otto
Bob Knight
Harold Isaacson
Sparta
Ohn Stellick
Bill Skemp
Lourdes
Rochester
Stellick
Blugold
Michuta
Browns Roster Includes 11 Original Members
Cleveland listing shows 11 players from the original five season era still tied to the team. Otto Graham Cliff Lewis Marion Motley Mac Speedie Dante Lavelli George Young Lou Groza Lou Rymkus Lin Houston Bill Willis Frank Gatski anchored four straight All America Conference titles.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Brown
Browns
Otto Graham
Cliff Lewis
Marion Motley
Mac Speedie
Dante Lavelli
George Young
Lou Groza
Lou Rymkus
Lin Houston
Bill Willis
Frank Gatski
La Crosse Cagers Nip Winona In See-Saw 66-63
La Crosse State Teachers College edged Winona State Teachers 66 to 63 in a rough tilt paced by Jumpin Joe Brittelli who scored 19. Ed Olson scored the decisive basket with 90 seconds left and Ace Loomis added a late free throw as the Indians opened their season with a win.
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Joe Brittelli
la Crosse State Teachers College
Winona State Teachers
Brittelli
Ed Olson
Ace Loomis
Clark van Galder
Olson
Davy Evans
Tom Curry
Art Richter
Humphrey
Winona
la Crosse
Indians
University of Dubuque
Curry
John Anderson
Loomis
Tranes Nick The Trane Narrowly Beats Yellow Cabs
In a Longfellow feature game Tranes Nick The Trane edged Yellow Cabs 40 to 39 as Kelly scored 17 and eigent 16 led Cab. Allis Chalmers beat Johnson Motor 57 to 40 with Ben del scoring 25. Laphner posted 14 for Johnson. De Molay defeated FLU 54 to 39 with Keeler 27 and Peterson 14.
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Trane Company
Yellow Cabs
Longfellow
Kelly
Tranes
Eigent
Allis Chalmers
Jerry Bendel
Johnson Motor Crew
Laphner
Johnson
Flu
de Molay
Keeler
Peterson
Basketball results from Logan league games
Yellow Cab Five defeated Casey's Car Sales 42 to 26 as Joseph Miller’s crew posted 11 points from Whiting and Rhomberg. Newbury’s beat Rowley’s 60 to 3 with Jacobson 17 Sciborski 13, Rowley’s top scorer Smith with 11. S and H sports shop crushed Caledonia Street merchants 60 to 34 led by Petry 11 field goals and two free throws. Wateski 15 Nehring 12 Dick Larson 13 Ammerman 10.
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Joseph Miller Company
Casey
Logan
Miller
Whiting
Rhomberg
S. Jacobson
Sciborski
Newbury’s
Rowley
Smith
Rowley’s
S. Petry
S and H Sports Shop
Caledonia Street
Wateski
Perry
Nehring
Dick Larson
Caledonia
Ammerman
Sparta Fives Split Twin Bill in Tri-County Play
Sparta Trojans beat West Salem 80 58 after leading 17 7 first quarter and 36 17 at halftime. Bob Mader scored 28 points and Phueger 18. West Salem’s Jerry Bolden had 20. In opener Norwalk defeated Sparta Merchants 53 36 as Kastberg led with 13.
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Sparta
Wis
Sparta Trojans
West Salem
Sparta Merchants
Norwalk
Trojans
Bob Mader
Phueger
Jerry Bolden
Record Setter Freddie Thurier Sets All-Time Games Mark
Cleveland star Freddie Thurier of the Barons extends his NHL league record, starting the season at 531 games played as he continues to chase more milestones on the ice.
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Cleveland
Freddie Thurier
Cleveland Barons
Santa Claus
Boxer Dies After Bout in Merced Charity Show
Samuel J. Lopez 26 who fought as Johnny Lopez died after a preliminary bout at the Elks club boxing show in Merced California. He was knocked out at 9 30 p m and died at 11 22 p m in a hospital from a brain hemorrhage doctors said. Lopez from Richmond California starred as a professional boxer in a charity event.
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Merced
Calif
Samuel J. Lopez
Johnny Lopez
Lopez
Richmond
Elks Club
C. C. Fitz-Gibbon
Army Football Historic Record Before 1950 Campaign
Army football teams were batting .700 prior to the 1950 season. The Cadets had won 358 games, lost 117 and tied 36 since beginning football in 1890.
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Army
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Ment
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Jim Evans
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Corce
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Joe Richardson
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LA Crosse, Wis
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Bert
Tyne
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University of Utah
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Dance Land
French Island
Airport Road
Hawke’s Orchestra
King Street
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Sporting
Campbell Road
Lacrosse, Wis
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