Salem Welcomes Israelite House of David Quint Match
West Salem hosts the world famous Israelite House of David basketball team in a cage tilt led by George Anderson. The Davids feature Doyle Cofer, Bob Wegner, Nick Bloom, and Freeman Newburg among others, riding an 18 game win streak. West Salem has five wins in six Tri County starts. An intermission wire-walk act by Kirk Richards is billed on the same card.
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West Salem
Wis
Specelal
House of David
Davids
George Anderson
Bob Hallisey
Doyle Cofer
Indiana State
Bob Wegner
Nick Bloom
Bob Tarrant
Mike Stankowitz
Jack Walter
Legionnaires
Freeman Newburg
Don Miller
Lawrence Semlar
Bob Leicht
Don Diekroeger
Tri-County
Casey's
Terp's
City Recreation League
Kirk Richards
British
Colombia
Rowley's Triumph Over La Crosse Vending on Logan Court
Row Cres fire led Rowley's to a 45 down exhibition win over La Crosse Vending on Logan high hardwoods. Schultz and Davis each scored 11 points to pace Rowley's. Bendel added eight and Jim Scheel scored seven for Vending.
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Logan High
Larosse Vending Company
Schultz
Davis
Bendel
Jim Scheel
Tripleheader Set At Cashton Tuesday
CASHTON Wisconsin Special A Kibasaar basketball at traction is scheduled at the Community hall Tuesday night. In the first tilt at 7 o clock Kendall and Cashton high school B squads will meet. At 8 o clock CHS Eagles play their first Monroe Vernon conference contest meeting Kendall. The final game matches AFL La Crosse against Cashion Warriors starting at 9.
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Cashton
Wis
Kendall and Cashton High School
CHS Eagles
Monroe-Vernon
Kendall
la Crosse
Cashion Warriors
West Salem Edges Onalaska in Tri County Thriller
West Salem won 37 to 35 over Onalaska in a tight Tri County matchup. Freeman Newburg scored 15 points including a key baskets from near the basket to spark the comeback, with Moxie Semler adding 10 as Onalaska faltered late. Furhman led Onalaska with 13 points.
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West Salem
Wis
Freeman Newburg
Onalaska
Steve Furhman
Newbury
Moxie Semler
Furhman
Cashton Grabs 60 36 Victory Over Sparta
Cashton Warriors defeated Sparta Eagles 60 to 36 on Sunday afternoon in Wis. Cashton led 18 8 after one quarter 32 14 at halftime and 40 25 after three periods. Cashton made 12 of 18 free throws while Sparta hit 3 of 8. R Heserved and Arlin LaBansk led Sparta with nine points each. Cashton’s R Hundt and R fais scored 17 apiece.
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Sparta
Wis
Cashton Warriors
Rta Eagles
Cashton
Eagles
Cashton R. Hundt
R. Fais
Marquette Gets Rest Before Wisconsin Tilt
Marquette University basketball, upset 65-61 by Purdue, will rest ahead of the New Year’s Eve rematch with Wisconsin at Madison. The Hilltoppers play San Diego State next, then focus on revenge from the overtime loss to Wisconsin.
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Milwaukee
Marquette University
Purdue
Wisconsin
Hilltoppers
San Diego
Calif
State
Marquette
Madison
Spika and Skemp Lead Blugolds Victory Over Cottermblers
Spika scored 17 points to lift La Crosse Aquinas to a 49 46 win over Cotter at Winona Sunday afternoon. Skemp sparked a fast start and the Blugolds battled from behind to secure their fourth win of the season while Spika moved into second in city scoring with 56 points in five games.
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Winona
Minn
la Crosse Aquinas
Danny Spika
Cottermblers
Blugolds
Spika
la Crosse
Logan
Merlin Nehring
Skemp
Invaders
Jack Collins
Frank Schiffer
Jim Shrake
Aliszewski Rambler
Aquinas
Cotser
Jasvewskie
Goore
Cotter
Eagles Visit Gopher Court In Clash For Fifth Win
The Michutamen team travels to Roch tonight to try for a fifth win as they face the La Crosse Eagles on the Gopher court. Tip-off is at 8:00 p.m. The Eagles bring a 4-1 record and are poised to challenge the Blugold lineup with no changes to the lineup expected.
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Roch
Lourdes
Michutamen
Cotter edges Aquinas in tight road game battle
In a seesaw matchup Cotter and Aquinas traded leads into the fourth quarter. Skemp led Cotter with 10 points while Spika paced the visitors with strong scoring and Shrake added 17. Cotter held late to win 46 35 as Aquinas fought to the final buzzer.
Reverend Markie tops Ramblers fans in New Haven games
Rev Deimar Markie of Bridgeport has attended every New Haven Ramblers home game for two decades, traveling 25 miles to support his team in the American Hockey League.
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New Haven
Conn
New Haven Ramblers
Deimar Markie
Bridgeport
Field Open As Badgers Seek Stuhldreher Replacement
Madison reports the field for a new Wisconsin football coach is open after Harry Stuhldreher resigned as both coach and athletic director. He will continue as AD with a $12 000 salary while the university seeks a successor for the 1949 drills.
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Stuhldreher
Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Harry Stuhldreher
University
Board of Regents
Chicago
Notre Dame
Villanova
Upset-filled 1948-49 College Basketball Season
The 1948-49 season is full of upsets as five of last season’s 10 major conference champions have lost. Kentucky and St. Louis show strong form while others like Baylor North Carolina State Kansas State BYU and California have dropped games. Kentucky faces Arkansas Holy Cross and a New York trip including a game with St Johns.
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Baylor
Phillips Oilers
Oklahoma A
Missouri Valley
Arkansas
St. Joseph's
Philadelphia
North Carolina State
South Atlantic
Kansas State
Brigham Young
California
Kentucky
Indiana Central
de Paul
Tulsa
St. Louis University Billikins
Bills
St. Louis
New Orleans
Holy Cross
Tulane
Wildcats
Boston
Su Johns
Brooklyn
Syracuse Nationals Rally To 77 65 Win Over Redskins
Syracuse beat Sheboygan 77 to 65 at home in a National Basketball League game. Milo Todorovich led scoring with 23 points, while Dolf Schayes added 15 as Syracuse extended its home winning streak to eight and improved to 12 wins against three losses.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Syracuse Nationals
Sheboygan
Milo Todorovich
Nats
Dolf Schayes
New York University
Galesville defeats Osseo 58 44 in Trempealeau league
Galesville takes undisputed lead in Trempealeau county basketball by beating Osseo Bay 58 to 44. Sinda Mark Anderson scores 17 and Gerald Sylvester 13 for Galesville while Instifford leads Osseo with 18. G Alf adds 15 for Osseo.
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Galesville
Wis
Trempealeau County
Osseo
Bay
Sinda
Mark Anderson
Gerald Sylvester
Instifford
G. Alf
Packers Sign Center Ralph Olsen to Packers
Green Bay coach Curly Lambeau announced the signing of Ralph Olsen a Utah center and said he discussed a contract with Stan Heath of Nevada in Reno over the weekend Heath a former Wisconsin player expected to sign after January 1 Olsen 225 pounds six four was drafted by Green Bay in 1946 and named to the USC all opponent team
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Green Bay
Wis
Curly Lambeau
Ralph Olsen
University of Utah
Reno
Stan Heath
University of Nevada
Lambeau
Heath
Milwaukee
University of Wisconsin
Ames
Villanova
Olson
Packers
USC
Six Big Nine Tilts Spark Week of Conference Basketball
Six Western conference teams remain unbeaten in non conference play as Iowa and Indiana lead the Big Nine with three wins each. Indiana hosts Kansas State while Iowa faces Michigan State and Michigan, Purdue and Wisconsin meet Notre Dame, Oklahoma visits Illinois, and a Chicago doubleheader showcases Northwestern, Minnesota, De Paul, Bradley and Temple.
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Town
Michigan
Minnesota
Ohie State
Wisconsin
Illinois
Northwestern
Drake
Indiana
Pittsburgh
Ithaca College
Iowa
Oklahoma
Notre Dame
Kansas
Purdor
Kansas State
Nebraska
Purdue
Colorado U. Loyola
Chicago
Bowling Green
Michigan State
Fagley
de Paul
Ohio State
Penn
Ilinois
Loyola
Toledo
Bradley
Temple
Wsas
Big Nine
Badgers
Loyola of Chicago
Illini
Wildcats
Innesota
Local Bar Team Seeks Exhibition Games
Commercial Bar basketball club in the city recreation senior league seeks a series of exhibition tilts with area teams. Interested clubs should contact Rank Griffin by calling 3476 M.
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Commercial Bar
City Recreation
Erea
Jets
Rank Griffin
Justice Grabs Punt Honors Leads Nation
North Carolina halfback Charlie Justice topped national punting averages with a 44 yard punt, setting a team record as well. He accounted for most of UNC 64 punts, aiding a team net of 39.4 yards per punt, with Indiana and Michigan close behind in net averages.
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New York
Charlie Justice
North Carolina
National Collegiate Athletic Bureau
Justice
Justine
Bureau
Waterfield
UCLA
Leslie Palmer
Hall Haynes
Santa Clara
Dwight Eddleman
Illinois
Palmer
North Carolina State
Duke
Louisiana State
Texas Aggies
Furman
Tulsa
Syracuse
Ohio University
Tarheels
William & Mary
Indiana
Michigan
Camp Douglas Preps Award Football Letters
Thirteen Camp Douglas high school athletes received football letters for six man play. The team finished the season three wins and two defeats. Merritt Hodges and Elmer Grimshaw were elected honorary co-captains among four seniors, four juniors, three sophomores, and two freshmen.
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Camp Douglas
Wis
Camp Douglas High School
Merritt Hodges
Elmer Grimshaw
Charles Butler
Dick Singleton
Dick Anderson
Frank Buck
Jim
Townsend B. Martin Returns to Hialeah Track Racing
Townsend B. Martin resumes racing this winter at Hialeah after a long absence. He won the 1937 Flamingo with Court Scandal, the day after purchasing the colt.
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Townsend B. Martin
Hialeah
Martin
Lions Club Wrestling Show Tonight At Avalon Ballroom
Six major professional wrestlers perform at the Avalon Ballroom in a Lions Club benefit show. Main bout features Abe Kashey vs Joe Pazandak in a one fall hour contest with other matches including Lou Sjoberg vs Jack Guy and Dr Len Hall vs Gino Vagnone. Tickets at the door.
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Lions Club
Avalon Ballroom
la Crosse
Abe Kashey
Jack Guy
Sparta
Black River Falls
Lou Sjoberg
Duluth
Mina Sjoberg
Len Hall
California
Gino Vagnone
Hall
Vagnone
Kashey
Joe Pazandak
Minneapolis
Pazandak
Mat
Houston Keeps H-F Lead In Rough Houston-Fillmore Play
Houston stayed atop the Houston-Fillmore county league by defeating Mabel 60-41 on Sunday. W Benson led with 13 points. Kerrigan and Summers added 11 each as Houston extended its winning streak to four. Lind scored 14 for Mabel, with Rolfshus adding 10.
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Houston, Minn
Houston
Mabel
W. Benson
Kerrigan and Summers
Lind
Rolfshus
Caledonia
Minn
Peterson
Houston-Fillmore County
Schrader
Longueville
W. Alberst
Rollins
Malmin
Lee
Badgers Face Notre Dame After Slow Start
Wisconsin travels to South Bend to meet Notre Dame after a 40-37 loss to Loyola. Notre Dame beat Northwestern 55-44 on Saturday. Wisconsin led 31-28 with 7:30 left before Loyola surged ahead to a 40-31 margin.
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Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Notre Dame
South Bend
Loyola
Northwestern
Badger
Wisconsin
Camp Douglas Tops Necedah in Juneau County Cage Action
Camp Douglas defeated Necedah 44 to 33 as Bud Whereatt sparked a second half rally to secure the win. Whereatt scored 23 for Camp Douglas while Necedah’s Meerer led with 11 points.
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Camp Douglas
Wis
Bud Whereatt
Necedah City
Juneau County
Necedah
Whereatt
Meer
Ncedah
Heineman Switches to Calvert Reserve Firm
Irving S. Heineman Jr., a manufacturer's representative and son of 308 South Canon Drive Beverly Hills, is switching to Calvert Reserve. Details indicate a career move within the California business community.
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Calvert Reserve
Beverly Hills
Calif
Irving S. Heineman, Jr
South Canon Drive
Calvert Reserve Whisky Blend 86.8 Proof Spurned
Calvert Distillers Corp announces Calvert Reserve blended whiskey with 86.8 proof and 65 percent grain neutral spirit content. The notice lists product details and brand alignment with New Cit over the blend's formulation.
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Calvert Reserve
Calvert Distillers Corp
New Cit
Trane Crew Defeats 123 Club 35-23 In Exhibition Tilt
Trane Company's basketball team beat the 123 Club quin tet 35-23 on the Longfellow gym floor Sunday afternoon. Al Menke formerly Purdue captain led the winners with 13 points from center. Von Allman topped the losers with six.
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Trane Company
Longfellow
al Menke
Purdue University
von Allman
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