Kempf Sparks La Crosse Past Winona In Home Opener
La Crosse State College defeated Winona State 73 to 6 7 Thursday night for win number two. Lee Kempf led with 26 points while Glynn Humphrey added 19 and Jim Flood 11 in a choppy but productive home debut for Coach Cliff De Voll.
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la Crosse State College
Winona State
Lee Kempf
Rangy
Glynn Humphrey
Indians
Cliff de Voll
la Crosse
Kempf
Humphrey
Jim Flood
Bob Olson
Marv Juel
Bob Pike
Bobby Kime
Charley Rogers
Joel
Winona
Rodney Lingenfelter
Brendon Lee
Martin Renk
Dick Rowles
Jerry Grebin
Lingenfelter
Juel
Invaders
Kime
Flood Shine DeVoll
Cagers
Ol‘son
Pike J
DeVoll
St. Mary's
Redmen
Roger ‘Kuss
Flood
Pike
Olson
Richter
Rogers
Fehrman
Renky
Fishbein
Kowles
Haberman
Strandgoe
G Ae
la Crosselle
Winona Uw
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O'Reilly
Renk
Fathers Of Two Badgers Receive Expense-Paid Rose Bowl Trips
Madison reports two Wisconsin football fathers received all expense Rose Bowl trips for Norb Esser and Wendy Gulseth, with tickets included. Greenswood businessmen underwrote another trip for Harland Carl’s parents, as Wisconsin prepared for Southern California on January 1.
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Rose Bowl
Madison
University of Wisconsin
Lawrence Esser
Norb Esser
Olin Gulseth
Wendy Gulseth
Badgers
Gisholt Machine Co
Wisconsin
Southern California
Greenswood
Irvin Carl
Harland Carl
Badger
Blair Ettrick Rod and Gun Club Hosts Wrestling Match
The Blair Ettrick Rod and Gun Club sponsors a wrestling event at Blair City Hall on Saturday at 9 p m. Main event features Jack Guy Sr 225 pounds of Black River Falls versus Crusher Massey 245 pounds from Chicago. Special bout includes Bud Fuller 185 and Jack Guy Jr. 175. This is the club third wrestling card.
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Blair, Wis
Blair
Larkin and D'Andrea Win Skirmishes In NYC Card
In New York bouts, Tippy Larkin from Garfield Avenue outpointed Maurice Jenkins of New York after eight rounds. Vinnile D'Andrea of New York outpointed Tony Amato of Hoboken, eight rounds.
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Associated Press
Fall River
Mass
Tippy Larkin
Garfield
N. Y
Maurice Jenkins
New York
Vinnile D'Andrea
Tony Amato
Hoboken
N.J
Fondy To Play In State Loop Without Parent
Fond du Lac baseball club of the Wisconsin State League notified league president Duane Bowman of their plan to operate in 1953 without a major league affiliation. The club, previously a New York Yankee farm, severed ties after a financial crisis, seeks a full‑time business manager and may hire an Oklahoma league man as affiliate.
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Fond DU Lac
Duane Bowman
Madison
Bowman
New York Yankee
H. R. Murphy
Murphy
Fondy
Jimmy Adlam
College Basketball Results Across Regions
East Seton Hall beat West Texas 69 to 46 while Manhattan topped Louisville 65 to 63. South Kansas defeated Tulane 63 to 50 and N C State routed Rhode Island 105 to 66. Georgia edged South Carolina 57 to 50 and LSU defeated Miami Florida 86 to 58. Morehead Kentucky beat Georgetown 75 to 58 with Oklahoma City 74–40 over New Mexico A M. Ball State won 81 to 72 against DePauw and Indiana State won 86 to 69 at Oakland City. Baylor beat Lamar 41 to 39 Hardin Simmons 56 So Methodist 55. Yar West Oregon 76 Portland 89.
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Seton Hall
West Texas
Manhattan
Louisville
South Kansas
Tulane
N. C
Four Area High Schools Form Tri-Valley Football Circuit
Blair High School hosted a Thursday night meeting to create the Tri-Valley Conference with Blair Independence and Onalaska high schools. E J Molland of Independence was named temporary secretary while Archie Buckmiller of Blair drew up a tentative constitution for a September start and a four team schedule.
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Blair
Wis
Blair High School
Tri-Valley Conference
Independence
Onalaska
Elena Strum
E. J. Molland
Doug Bertolini
Archie Buckmiller
Jerry Nelson
Ralph McKenna
Herb Fregin
Henry Tall
Ziehmes Capture 3rd Straight in Class AA Basketball
Ziehmes Eight Spots won its third straight by beating Glen's Tavern 55 33 at Logan High. Merlin Nehring scored 20, Jim Jacobson 11, Earl Johnson 8 as Graf led Glen's with 13. S and H Sport Shop beat Rowleys 49 42. Tranes won in Class A at Longfellow 49 46 with Knight scoring 21. Army Reserve defeated Rubber Mills 39 30 led by Groth 13 and McClintock 9.
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Lax Bottling Co
Johnnie's Bar & Rest
Helleman’s
Trades & Labor Coun
Dahl Motors
Dutch Maid
Tri-State Erection
P.L.U. No
Lincoln-Mercury
Hellwig & Morris
Harvey's Bakery
la Crosse Laundry
Riviera Sportswear
Kreuzer’s Furs
Victoria’ Hotel
Boston's Bar
Staats Pennant Co
Pitzner's Cleaners
R. Esser
M. Czarnetzki
D. Opitz
Beanie Meitrodt
M Forhammer
Mary Costello
Marion Schurz
Helen McVey
A. Blankenship
L. Gollnick
Alma Palmquist
Elsa Pohlman
M. Malay
E. Schiffer
Gena Reed
Mabel Nuttleman
B. Woodruff
M. Kabat
Rose Stejskal
Elsie Swennes
Dorothy Opitz
Recreation Nee, Hammes Truck Sales
Elmer's Uptown
la Crosse Rubber Mills
Elfman Marines
Bob Cline, Jeweler
Barron's City Food
Bates & Ganey
Ed's Tavern
Howard's Clo
Salem Markos & Sons
Bangor Boosters
Bob Gilles
Ted Knudson
PF. Vidant
M. Scott
M. Conniff
Nubs Roberts
Ed Wietecka
C. Kreutz
L. Paulsen
Shorty
C. Hottinger
Vv.poora
R. Bakkum
Bob Mosher
Nux Kekola
E. Grabinski
Fred Schroeder
Milt Jones
Eleanor Grabinski
Sports Bowl
Recreation Rac Ench Barre Mills Cry
Freddie's
Rex's Bar
Drewry's Beer
Wall's Restaurant
R. Frick
P. Wrobel
E. Birnmaum
H. Nelson
Sletteland
Brieske
L. Brinkman
Maske
Beranek
FP. Kaemmer
Wittenberg
Temp's Tavern
Cy’s Liberty
Areya
Dakota Cabins
Fritz's Bar
Badger Lbr. Co
Ios
Schoen's Old Lager
Edgar & Cotty's
Ray's Bar & Rest
Ray & Sam's
Borden's Dairy
Howie's Bar
Knutson Radio
Johnson
Bill Beranek
Earl Christiansen
Nelson Clothing Co
Lax Rubber Millis
Don Limpert
R. Ender
C. Gavin
Ed Temp
Johnnie's Bar
D. Webster
Ed Priebe
Mr. Boston
Dick Lachman
Dick Conway
Bar Christiansen
J. Stephan
R. Golinick
C. Bendel Lacrosse Tavern
H. Weiss
C. Boyle
Mahium
D. Albrechtson
Pioneer Labor Assoc
Melody Mill
Causeway Beer Depot
Randall Graw
Phil's Paint Service
B. Rogers A. Bi
al Bugbee
Wally Limpert
K. Loken
Pauller
E. Wright
Vern Books
Ray Greene
Bart Olson
Bob Rogers
Ziehme
Glen’s Tavern
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Merlin Nehring
Ziehmes
Glen's Tavern
Jim Jacobson
Earl Johnson
Graf
Glens
Tranes
Allis Chalmers
Trane
Knight
Jeffers
Ken van Riper
Army Reserve
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Groth
McClintock
Dick Ghelfi
Paul Markwed
Mills
Tig
Severson
Devine
Nehring
Smith
E.johnson
Grabinskif Ness
C Jacobson
l'Larson
G Bigelow
Remic
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Burns
Rowley’s
Ft of
Perry
Je.Collins
H.johnson
Key
T.collins
Ingham
Cunn
Gham
Jas.Smith
Schroeder
Rendler
Sciborski
Bruhag Townsend
Simones
Pistons Nip Hawks in Overtime 71 70
In Fort Wayne Wisconsin Pistons edge Milwaukee Hawks 71 70 in OT with Bill Calhoun scoring eight free throws including one in overtime. Other NBA results include Philadelphia over Rochester 98 86 Minneapolis over Syracuse 82 79 and Boston over Baltimore 94 88. Jack Nichols led Hawks with 23 points.
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Ind
Milwaukee Hawks
Pistons
Hawks
National Basketball Association
Philadelphia
Rochester
Minneapolis
Syracuse
Boston
Baltimore
Bill Calhoun
Milwaukee
Jack Nichols
Moving Of Baseball Franchises To Other Towns Talk
New York reports say major league teams may move to different cities but commissioner Ford Frick dismissed the idea as only talk. Lou Perini and Fred Saigh were linked to possible moves to Milwaukee and Houston, with a Milwaukee Browns hint. Frick said he will hear any proposals but has not been informed of a switch.
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Ford Frick
Majors
Lou Perini
Boston Braves
Milwaukee
Braves
Fred Saigh
St. Louis Cardinals
Houston
Joe King
New York World-Telegram
Sun Baseball
Bill Veeck
St. Louis Browns
Perini
Frick
Wisconsin Women Bowlers Set Record Entry for Tourney
The 34th annual Wisconsin Women's Bowling Association tournament opens in Fond du Lac on January 31 with the longest entry list in history. President Vivian Perrizo said 2,132 teams have entered, the first time the roll exceeds 2,000.
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Fond DU Lac
Wisconsin Women's Bowling Association
Vivian Perrizo
Miss Perrizo
Olympians Buy Ed Mikan From Philadelphia Club
The Indianapolis Olympians purchased Ed Mikan from the Philadelphia club. Ed, 27, is 6 feet 8 inches, nicknamed the little brother of George Mikan who stars for the Minneapolis Lakers.
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Indianapolis
Indianapolis Olympians
National Basketball Association
George Mikan
Little Brother
Ed Mikan
Philadelphia
Big Brother George
Minneapolis Lakers
No Public Sale Of Rose Bowl Ducats Planned
MADISON Wisconsin will not sell Rose Bowl tickets to the public. Athletic manager William Aspinwall said 13 000 seats for the Wisconsin Southern California game in Pasadena on January 1 are exhausted. Buyers unable to attend may return their ticket receipts for a refund and the department will reallocate where possible.
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Madison
University of Wisconsin
William Aspinwall
Pasadena
Calif
Aspinwall
University
Kenneth Little
Theodore Zillman
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