La Crosse stag to honor city high school football players
La Crosse hosts its second annual football stag at the Avalon at 7 30 p m with Central Logan and Aquinas players honored as special guests. Marty Stuhldreher UW athletic director will lead the main program and films will be shown while a buffet lunch closes the evening.
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Avalon
Tribune
al Rice
The
University of Wisconsin
Marty Stuhldreher
Harry
Buffet Lanch
Russell Hetland
Chuck Treglawny
Stag
Bentley Leads NHL Scoring As Hawks Star in Week
Max Bentley of the Chicago Black Hawks tops the league with 15 goals and 9 assists for 24 points, two ahead of teammate Bill Mosienko who has 9 goals and 13 assists. Toe Blake and Alex Kaleta tie for third with 16 points, while Harry Lumley and Bill Durnan battle for goalie honors with low goals against and shutouts.
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Montreal
Max Bentley
Chicago Black Hawks
National Hockey League
Bentley
Bill Mosienko
Mosienko
Toe Blake
Alex Kaleta
Black Hawks
Harry Lumley
Detroit Red Wings
Bill Durnan
Canadiens
Durnan
Southpaw Team Caps Prairie Ambers in Bowling Match
The Peerless Southpaws of La Crosse defeated Prairie du Chien’s Peerless Amber team 2179 pins to 1943. Bernice Bailly led with 481 across three games, Ruth Miller led the Amber squad with 485, and Mayme Wittinger and Miss Miller each posted single games of 181 and 172.
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Peerless Southpaws
la Crosse
Prairie du Chien
Peerless Amber
Bernice Bailly
Ruth Miller
Mayme Wittinger
Miss Miller
Southpaws
Ambers
Fights Last Night Roundup Across Multiple Cities
Boxing results from Pittsburgh Philadelphia New York Stamford and Chicago show several decisions. Angol outpointed Kapow in Pittsburgh while Zanelli lost to Arnold in Philadelphia. Hudson defeated Zivic in New York and a no contest occurred between Berger and Douglas in Stamford. Castifious and Fontaine fought in Milwaukee with Castifious winning.
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Pittsburgh
Bammer Angol
Washington
Danny Kapow
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Bill Arnold
Philadophia
Ralph Zanelli
Providence
New York
Cecil Hudson
Los Angrnes
Fritzie Zivic
Fitteburgh
Stamford
Mass
Bobby Berger
Los Angeles
Weyland Douglas
Chicago
John Hubbard
Milwaukee
Hubert Hood
Dave Castifious
Montres
Juste Fontaine
Army Gridders Lead AP All American Football Team
The 1945 All America team by AP features Army five players led by Blanchard and Davis in the backfield with Fenimore also repeat honoree. East dominates with 18 players, Navy and Texas A and M also represented, while Ohio State and Alabama place key selections.
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New York
Associated Press Sports Writers
Army
Blanchard
Davis
Fenimore
Harvard
Richard Duden
Navy
Midwest
Warren Amting
Ohio State
Vaughn Mancha
Alabama
Bechtel
Far West
Herman Wedemeyer
St. Mary's
Hubert Bechtel
Texas
Dewitt Coulter
Warren Amling
Ohio
John Green
Albert Nemetz
Robert Fenimore
Okla. A. & M
Glenn Davis
Felix Blanchard
All-America Second and Third Teams Listed
The third team includes Henry Walker of Virginia Clarence Esser of Wisconsin Al Sparks of U C L A Ralph Jenkins of Clemson Jim Lecture of Northwestern George Savitsky of Penn Neill Armstrong of Oklahoma George Taliaferro of Indiana Clyde Scott of Navy Stan Keslowski of Holy Cross Robert Evans of Penn.
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Henry Walker
Virginia
Clarence Esser
Wisconsin
al Sparks
U.C.L.A
Ralph Jenkins
Clemson
Jim Lecture
Northwestern
George Savitsky
Penn
Neill Armstrong
Okla
A.am
George Taliaferro
Indiana
Clyde Scott
Navy
Stan Keslowski
Holy Cross
Robert Evans
College Football Recruiter Ring Of Elite Players
A dense roster list profiles numerous college programs and players from Michigan to Texas across the nation. Names such as Michigan, Notre Dame, Texas, UCLA, Wake Forest, and Ohio State appear among many others in a broad talent map.
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Bradweer
Rice
Bramfett
Navy
Burress Michigan
Callanen
Southern
California
Carley
Minnesota
Holt Crem
Dodge
Nevada
Ford
Michigan
Herris
Wake Forest
Hein
Washington
Hildebrand
Mississippi State
Kinsreweks
Indiana
la Porte
Colorado College
Lindsey
Louisiana State
McPeak
Pittsburon
Mead
Wisconsin
Moseley
Georgia
Tulsa
Mote
Duke
Oakes
Missouri
Poole
Army
Putnik
Utah
Ravensberg
Renner
Robotham
UCLA
Ryan
St. Mary's
Sailors
Nebraska
Schumchyk
Arkense
Schwartzkoph
Texas
Skoglund
Notre Dame
Espomsgie Pennesylvanis Steiner
Alabame
Thompson
Columbia
Rodenhamer
Oklahome
Cannady
Georgia Tech
Foreman
Harris
Hellingheusen
Mauss
McCoy
Penn State
McGovern
Sniadack
Walsh
Watts
Zundel
Princeton
Mimouri
Chewning
Virginia Military Institute
Clark
Cody
Purdue
Conners
Northwestern
Cordeiro
Davin
Miressippi State
Dekdebrun
Cornell
Denver
Kelly
Knight
Louisiana
Kasserer
Kuykendall
Auburn
Layne
Lippincott
Washington State
Leicht
Oregon
Mathews
Nemir
Ponsetto
Price
Baylor
Heynolds
Row
Redsides
Ruggerio
Nick Sacrinty
Sexton
Wichita Stephens
Tennesee
Tannehill
Southern California
Tepsic
Tew
Alabama
Trippi
Tucker Army Turner
North Carolina
Venabie
Oklahoma
Walker
Southern Methodist
Walterhouse
Wilson
McCoy Conditioning Gym Opens at Camp McCoy Wisconsin
Camp McCoy opens its post gym at Building 1667 offering badminton volleyball boxing weight lifting wrestling and free throw facilities. Hours are 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays and 8 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays. Unit competitions are planned by the athletic department under supervisors T4 John Morris and Pic George Seminowski.
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J Street
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John Morris
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George Seminowski
Horder Eleven strikes lead Pla-Mor three game series
Reed Horder rolled three clean games at Pla-Mor lanes in the Wednesday Classic, compiling 185 199 and 225 for a 609 series. He delivered nine strikes and twenty one spares without a split or error, the first alley league series reported since 1940, per Walter Endres.
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Pla-Mor
Reed Horder
Horder
Walter Endres
World championship basketball tournament in Chicago
The eighth annual world championship basketball tournament will be held at Chicago Stadium on March 25, 27, 29, and April 3, 5, 6. Directors announced the event as regional playoffs aim to select 16 of the nation’s top professional teams.
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Chicago
Chicago Stadium
Bronko Nagurski Wins Gridiron Style Pin at AvaLon Wrestling Show
In AvaLon last night Bronko Nagurski, at 235 pounds, pinned Emir Badui in 24 minutes 8 seconds to headline a lively wrestling program. Ann Laverne lost to Evelyn Wall after an early clash as Gene Bowman defeated Stan Myslajak in the opening bout.
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Emir Badui
the Avalon
Bronk
Badui
Ann Laverne
Evelyn Wall
Wally Karber
Ann
Karbo
Gene Bowman
Kansas City
Stan Myslajak
Nag
Nagurski
Evelyn
Evvie
Badgers Not Hurt By Rule
MADISON Wisconsin four Big Ten directors announced after Chicago meeting that Wisconsin athletes are unaffected by the new peace time eligibility code. At Milwaukee Marquette officials await meeting minutes to determine status of Bill Chandler Jr basketball coach Bud Chandler’s son. Track star Bob Sharilla and miler Dick Wickersham are reported to have three years varsity time and may lose eligibility.
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Wis
University of Wisconsin
Big Ten
Chicago
Bud Foster
Tom Jones
Harry Stuhldreher
Milwaukee
Marquette University
Bill Chandler
Bill
Bill, Jr
Marquette
Bob Sharilla
Dick Wickersham
Stork Delivers Baby Boy to Bob Feller Family
Cleveland ace Bob Feller announces the birth of a seven pound nine ounce boy in Chicago via telehone from Waukegan. It is the Fellers first child and they married January 16, 1943.
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Bob Feller
Chicago
Cleveland
Waukegan
Fellers
Feller
Buccaneer Pat Wins Open All-Age Stake
Buccaneer Pat owned and handled by John Romadka of Milwaukee won the open all-age stake at the Northeastern Wisconsin kennel club bird dog trial in Campbellport. Black Jack Barrington of Waukesha finished second, Glory of Symington of Menominee Falls third, and Stalingrad Express of Milwaukee fourth in the final bird dog run of the year.
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Buccaneer
Pat
John Romadka
Milwaukee
Northeastern Wisconsin Kennel Club
Black Jack Barrington
B. C. Behrens
Waukesha
Glory of
Symington
Dave Brazy
Menominee Falls
Stalingrad Express
Ken Williams
Chandler Receives Confidence Bid in Winter Meeting
At Chicago the major leagues enter day two of winter meetings as Chandler faces a paradoxical vote of confidence while six minor leagues rise to higher status. The deal includes overhauls to commissioner authority and notable trades, including Buck McCormick to Philadelphia for cash and a player, and Cincinnati’s infield breakup as clubs map 1946 rebuilds.
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A. B. Chandler
Chandler
Columbus
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Landis
Cincinnati Reds
Frank
Buck) McCormick
Philadelphia Phillies
Phils
Johnny Humphries
Chicago White Sox
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Eddie Miller
Majors
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American Association
Pacific Coast League
Southern Association
Texas League
South Atlantic League
Transportation trouble hints at New Year bowl plans
A 42nd division football rep in Salzburg cables New Year’s Day Bowl committees stating capability to cover costs for any outfit. Transportation difficulties may arise.
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Austria
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