Rams Beat Bays For 2nd Place In National Loop
The Rams defeated the Packers 38 17 to seize second place in the Western division while the Giants clinched the Eastern title with a 31 0 win over Washington. Bears rolled Detroit 45 24, Eagles beat Boston 40 14, as Losses reach 46 838 fans. Ramse threw three TD passes and added a 28 yard field goal. Green Bay struck first but Rams dominated with three Waterfield to Wilson connections.
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Ram
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Fritsch
Stevens Point
Waterfield
Jim Benton
Tom Harmon
Howard Hickey
Tony Canadeo
Clyde Goodnight
Is Field
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McKay
Bob Hoffman
Terfield
Hickey
Ken Strong
Erue
Baugh
Sammy Baugh
Frank Filchock
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Bill Osmanski
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George McAfee
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Paul Governali
Eagle Power
Season Openers Highlight Packers Giants and Eagles Action
Packers beat Waterfield and Hickey connected for two scores as the Packers rally despite a late push by the Giants who outclassed the Redskins. Eagles dominate Boston, with Van Buren returning a punt and Zimmerman passing for 175 yards as Philadelphia powers to victory.
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Roy Zimmerman
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Varsity Swimming Opens Season at Teachers College
Five lettermen form the nucleus for Coach Fred Lipovetz at the Teachers College as the varsity swimming season gets underway. Returning veterans include Clarence Scheer Milwaukee Gene Kruchoski Chisholm Minn Bernie Brault New London and Harry Batchelder West Allis with several freshmen and former GIs expected to join the squad.
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Teachers College
Fred Lipovetz
Clarence Scheer
Milwaukee
Gene Kruchoski
Chisholm
Minn
Bernie Brault
New London
Harry Batchelder
West Allis
Recreation Play Is On at Central Logan and Longfellow Centers
Recreation programs continue at Longfellow Central and Logan centers with badminton volleyball swimming and girls basketball for adults and youth. Badminton beginners 7 30 p m supervised by Harold Wheelock. Volleyball matches 7 30 p m at Central gym with four teams including Allis Chalmers Milwaukee Railroad Orange Crush Erickson s Outlaws. Swimming guidance by C Emmett Ford and coaching for teams. Girls basketball league forming at Logan center under Miss Trice Baird with 7 30 p m sessions and full gym activity for fitness.
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Loganial
Harold Wheelock
Wisconsin Recreation Association
Central Social Center
Allis Chalmers
Milwaukee Railroad
Orange Crush Company
Erickson’s
Outlaws
Orange Crush
Central Gymnasium
Bill Baker
C. Emmett Ford
Logan Social Center
Misstrice Baird
State Teachers College
Tomah Prep Focuses On Portage In Southern Ten Clash
Tomah Wisconsin light practice under coach H F Quandt as they await the Southern Ten opener against Portage and Sparta on Friday night at Sparta. Sparta and Reedsburg meet earlier in the double bill with a round robin format continuing through December 17 at Sparta.
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Wis
H. F. Quandt
Southern Ten
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Portage
Sparta
Reedsburg
Cashton Bowling Men’s League Scores and Notables
Cashton Alleys Handicap League results list Kickapoo Wall Tavern Midget Bar Peck's Corner Westby Torkelson's Pord Ferguson Elevator Ontario Rognstad Ridge Portland and top scores by R Wais A Schroeder Lunde and others. Historical note recalls floods from 1924 to 1940 causing about 1.6 billion dollars in damage.
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Cashton Alleys
Kickapoo
Saetwine
Wall Tavern
Peck's Corner
Westby
Torkelson's
Pord-Ferguson
Ontario
Rognstad Ridge
Portland
R. Wais
A. Schroeder
Vv. Lunde
H. Opsah
J. W. Wais
W. Johnson
H. LaRonge
R. Berge
L. Huber
M. Jernander
Norsemen Travel to Decorah for Luther Game
Travel for Norsemen tilt Wednesday evening at Decorah Ia as La Crosse State Teachers college opens the season against Luther college. Fifteen players make up the nucleus under Coach Floyd Gautsch with first home contest set for December 16 and the conference opener in early January.
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Luther College
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Indians
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Hank Lukes
Bob Dohr
Harry Albertine
Jim Seri
Jim Smith
Wallace Wegner
Gautsch
Jack Weier
Bruce Salter
Rex Richie
Bob Novak
Jim Bodoh
Willers
John Paulin
Paul Swartz
Mike Kalosh
Anderson Is Guest Speaker At Elks Stag
La Crosse Elks club hosts its 11th annual Athletic stag on Tuesday at 7 p m with buffalo steak dinner. Dr Eddie Anderson University of Iowa head football coach will speak. Ray Plamadore of WKBH will be toastmaster. Elks quartet provides entertainment and Iowa Wisconsin game photos will be shown. Committee members include Ed Madden chair Earl Frantz R F Bartl Ed Helke Gene Newburg Earl Olson.
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R. F. Bartl
Ed Helke
Gene Newburg
Earl Olson
Elks Quartet
W. E. Shimanski
George Howe
C. E. Quammen
Fred Ko
CYO League Opens Play At Aquinas
City wide CYO basketball opened with eight parish teams at Aquinas. St. Joseph’s fell 32 to 24 to St. Wencels as Johnny Schmidts led with 13 points. St. Mary’s defeated St. John’s 28 to 17 with Jerry Moriarity scoring 12. Holy Cross beat St. James 36 to 30 and Blessed Sacrament overwhelmed Trinity 32 to 8 with strong defense from Wen zel Dvorak and Hambone Ingham.
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St. Joseph's
St. Wencels
Johnny Schmidts
St. Wencel
Buck Ness
Schmidts
Eugene Serries
Semb
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St. John’s
Jerry Moriarity
al Lowell
Bill Merfeld
Deckham
Becker
Holy Cross
Blessed Sacrament
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St. James
Hambone Ingham
Cunningham
Dellenbach
Jim Burns
Duckets
Trinity
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Wenzel
Heinz) Dvorak
Bill Sacrament
Holy Trinity
Bumford
Weiland Ooe Anderson
Boschert
Desmond
Poellinger
Kroner
Bott
Anthony
Burns
Zanter
Murphy
Schmikia Ee
Quinn Ee
Moly Cross
Boe
Fitzpatrick
Horton
Rendler
I Sciborski
McHerry
O Johnson
Bingham
Sullivan
Kelly
North
St. James & Pla-Mer
Novak, Allen
White Sox
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St. Wencel's
Baints
Joseph
Red Sox
Ness
Phils
D.schmidts
Semb.t
Hinytzski
Daley
Tigers
Preechi
Jo. Pe
Gelphic Am
Ce. Sinniger
J Schmidts
G & Albrecht
Nson
G & Naegieg
Saenessa Schmickla
Brieske
Oe Schnurrer
L. Rhedesky
Recreation Basketball Scores Report
Potesters 37 defeats Dembrow 232 in a high scoring game. Hokah Moopsters lead St James 24 to 33 as Indians edge Saley's Sinkers 25 to 40 with Blunders forfeiting from Logan Freshies. De Molay 23 loses to St Johns 15. Zoliner's 28 beats Floppers 26.
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Dembrow Boys
Hokah Moopsters
St. James
Indians
Saley
West Salem Quint Defeats Elroy in Tri County Fray 60-33
West Salem toppled Elroy 60 to 33 in a Sunday Tri County game. Salem led 9-4 after the first quarter and 19-11 at halftime. Bob Schroeder scored 15 and Todd Mc Eldowney 14 for West Salem while Collins led Elroy with 18.
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Elroy
Wis
West Salem
Salem
Invaders
Bob Schroeder
Todd McEldowney
Collins
Aquinas Seeks Second Triumph at Lourdes on Tuesday
Aquinas Blugolds face Lourdes at Rochester in a Tuesday game after a season opening loss to St. Patrick’s in overtime. Star guard Jim Knutson leads with 21 points, Rudy Horschak 16, and Jim Wanner 15, as coach Phil Schrempf’s squad aims to rebound on the road.
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Rochester
Minn
Phil Schrempf
Lourdes
la Crosse
St. Pat’s
Jim Knutson
Knutson
Rudy Horschak
Jim Wanner
Don Wateski
Wateski
Wanner
Jerry Graf
Wayne Swinghamer
Bruha
Lyngdal
Keith Hansen
Bill Murphy
Francis Uhler
Joe Beranek
Blugolds
Logan
Logan Gym
La X Laundry Triumphs 40 to 35 Over Modern Laundry
La X Laundry defeated Modern Laundry 40 35 in a senior league game at Longfellow yesterday. High scorers were Jack Dwyer with 10 for La X and Charley Hunterburg with nine for Modern. Ed Deal added eight for La X while Tex Carlson contributed seven.
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Modern Laundry
Longfellow
Charley Hunterburg
Russ Halford
Jack Dwyer
Ed Deal
Tex Carlsson
Lean Laundry
Carisson
Petzner
Sterzant
Bachman
Ohinterburge
Dwyer
Halford
Krause
Gean
Quinng
Park
Dvorak
Eight Team Volleyball Loop Formed At Sparta
Sparta Wisconsin Special reports an eight team volleyball league to begin action Thursday under H L Sauerman park and recreation director. Players pay 25 cents each Thursday to cover expenses and program support. Games run 730 to 930 pm. Plans include skating rinks and floodlight decisions.
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H. L. Sauerman
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Rasmussen
Oak
Main Street
Pet Milk Company
Cashton Downs Ontario in Tri-County Hoop Fight
Cashton defeated Ontario 55 to 43 in a Tri-County clash at Cashton Wisconsin. Cashton trailed 20 20 at halftime before pulling away 38 27 after three quarters. Per se and Wais led Cashton with 15 points each while Jernandez added 11 for Ontario Hutchinson and Noffke led Ontario with 11 apiece.
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Wis
Ontario
Perse
Wais
Jernandez
Hutchinson
Noffke
Sparta Nips Tomah City Quintet In Tri-County Clash
Sparta defeated Tomah 32 to 24 in a Tri County game in Sparta Wisconsin Saturday. Everett Willey led Sparta with 14 points, followed by Dick Korstad with 11. Harrison Henry led Tomah with 10, Bud Boehm adding 7.
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Tomah City
Wis
Tomah
Everett Willey
Dick Korstad
Harrison Henry
Bud Boehm
Loretto Crew Outpaced by Cotter in Minnesota Battle
Loretto high school basketball team fell to Cotter 45 to 15 in Caledonia Minnesota yesterday. Cotter used a powerful lineup to control the game early and keep the lead throughout the second half. The Loretto squad faced a stiff challenge as Cotter executed on both ends of the floor.
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Caledonia
Minn
Loretto High School
Cotter
Varipapa Wins All-Star Title in 64-Game Final
Chicago match game champion Andy Varipapa of Hempstead New York proved his prowess as a top tournament competitor by winning the All-Star title with a 213.5 average across a four day final of 64 games.
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Chicago
Andy Varipa
Hempstead, N
Basketball Scores From Saturday Night Results
Iowa defeated Kansas State 54 to 41 while Wisconsin beat Marquette 65 to 81 Ohio State won 39 over Pittsburgh 33 Minnesota 84 over DePaul 39 Michigan 51 over Michigan State 29 Indiana 69 over Miami of Ohio 34 Notre Dame 80 over Ball State 31 Loyola 47 over TCU 41 The report also notes Australia fears a bank workers strike.
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Wisconsin
Marquette
Ohio State
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Minnesota
DePaul
Michigan
Michigan State
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Miami
Ohio
Notre Dame
Ball State
Loyola
TCU
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