Football Stag to Feature Barry Stubidreher at Avalon
Barry Stubidreher the University of Wisconsin director and ex Wisconsin grid mentor will address players coaches and fans at the Avalon ballroom for the Junior Association Foot Stag. The event aims to honor sportsmanship with 200 players invited and a free program to attract wider attendance.
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Avalon Ballroom
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Stag
Avalon
Jace
National league wary of rival circuits amid exhibitor fights
National League officials deny plans for a separate affiliate circuit while facing rival league proposals. George Strickler cites league stability and Layden as football commissioner. Kenneth Jones notes backers differ, Ned Irish warns Garden officials ban 60 undesirables from events to curb wagering.
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New York
National League
George Strickler
Layden
Kenneth Jones
Peoria
Ill
Journal-Transcript
Ned Irish
Local grid notes and odds amid rough conditions
Fragmented notes describe a Saturday football crowd of 8 356 and a pro playoff turnout of 4 563 service men. Mention of Field Second Air Force, Army and Forces Aid Society, and uncertain fundraising implications due to the game. Also references Gunder Haegg in winter context.
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Second Air Force
Ike
Army & Forces Aid Society
Cuta
Gunder Haegg
Gene Flathmann Released From Naval Hospital
Gene Flathmann formerly a safe tackle at Clemson and Worcester academy under Swede Larson was released from a Philadelphia naval hospital after tropical treatment. He has been appointed in charge of recruiting at Birmingham. He spent months in the Pacific area. Milo Theodorescu the Romanian boxer has sent birthday wishes to Gen Dwight Eisenhower for eight years, with Eisenhower's thanks each time.
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Gene Flathmann
Clemson
Aval Academy
Swede Larson
Philadelphia
Birmingham
Pacific Area
Milo Theodorescu
Dwight Eisen
Swedish track star Haegg tops AP athlete poll year ago
AP poll shows Gunder Haegg named top athlete of the year. Joe DiMaggio and Sam Snead noted among past winners with rankings and prize money highlighted.
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Associated Press
Gunder Haegg
Joe DiMaggio
Yankee
Sam Snead
Henry Picard
Horvath Wins 1944 Western Conference MVP Trophy
Leslie Horvath of Ohio State, acclaimed All American back, was awarded the Western Conference Most Valuable Player trophy for 1944. The award came from a board of 20 electors who selected him from among the nine league teams. Players were chosen by their teammates.
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Chicago
Leslie Horvath
Ohio State
New
Horvath
East Prepares For West Tilt Shrine Game Leaders Gather
The East football squad headed west for the Shrine Hospital game in San Francisco on New Year’s Day. Les Horvath of Ohio State stays in Columbus for exams while Bernie Bierman and Andy Kerr addressed the team at Northwestern. The roster features Wisconsin players Jack Mead and Earl Jug Girard.
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Shrine Hospital
Pever
San Francisco
Ohio State
Les Horvath
Bernie Bierman
Minnesota
Andy Kerr
Colgate
Dyche Stadium
Northwestern University
Badgers Meet Pre-Flighters On Wednesday
Wisconsin faces Notre Dame on the road after a home loss to the Irish. Wisconsin trailed most of the game as Don Rehfeldt led with 13 points while Vince Boryla scored 18 for Notre Dame. The rough contest featured 37 personal fouls and Wisconsin relied on free throws to stay within reach.
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Notre Dame
Seahawk
Badgers
Milwaukee Auditorium
Marquette
Bud Foster
Irish
Notre Ae
Ray Patterson
Don Rehfeldt
Wisconsin
Vince Boryla
Johnny Dee
Bill Massett
Parker Tops 1944 USTA Tennis Rankings
Sgt. Frankie Parker, former Milwaukeean now in California, ranked No. 1 in the 1944 U.S. lawn tennis rankings after winning the national singles title at Forest Hills last September. He dethroned Lieut. Joe R. Hunt, while William Talbert and Francisco Segura follow. Pauline Betz leads the women’s list for the year.
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New York
Frankie Parker
California
Forest Hills
U. S. Lawn
College Basketball Scores and Standings Across Programs
Illinois 43 DePaul 40 and multiple regional results list teams such as Oklahoma Western State Teachers Monmouth Illinois Tech Camp McCoy Fort Wayne Michigan Western Michigan Harlem Globetrotters Chanute Field Caterpillar Diesels Valparaiso Loras Dubuque Cornellila Wayne Albion Denver Peru Concordia Wesleyan Wabash Earnham Central Normal Evanoville Butler Fort Benjamin Harrison NAS Olathe Navy.
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Syne Associated Press
Tllinois
DePaul
Jens Beahewks
Oklahoma
Great Lakes
Minnesota
Drake
Iowa State
Northwestern
Marquette
Chicago
George Williams College
Notre Dame
Wisconsin
Iowa
Nebraska
Camp Ellis
Alton (Til
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Monmouth
Tllinois Tech
Camp McCoy
Western Ontario
Fort Wayne
Michigan
Western Michigan
Harlem Globe Trotters
Chanute Field
Caterpillar Diesels
Eastern Tlinois
Valparaiso
Loras
Dubuque
Cornellila
Wayne
Albion
Denver Univ
Peru
Concordia
Dans
Tinos Wesleyan
Wabash
Earnham
Central Nd. Normal
Evanoville
Ile
Butler
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Bunker Hill Nas
Anderson
Blugolds to Host Cotter in Key Home Clash
Aquinas cagers under coach John Michuta aim to extend a three game unbeaten run on the Blugold floor at 8 p.m. The Redmen from Winona visit after a 35 18 season opening win at Cotter. Captain candidates and lineup details noted.
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Aquinas Cagers
Blugold
Cotter High
Redmen
Winona
Minn
Ias
Cotter
Blugolds
Jim Smith
Letterman
Rudy Horschak
Ed Rendier
Charlie Schmikla
Jim
Snake) Dayton
Jim Warner
Virgil Grabinski
Jim Knutson
Bob Skemp
Bob Baum
Dick Nagel
Jim Sciborski
Knutson
Aquinas
Westby
St. Patrick's
Eau Claire
Sparta
Tomah
Ed's Tavern Major League Team Wins Bowling Match
Ed's Tavern Major League crew edged Ed's Tavern American loop 3099 to 3022 at Pla Mar lanes Sunday. A McKenzie led with a 570 series 166 232 172 while B Kinwitter led the American team with 529 and games of 179 182 168.
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Pla-Mar
Ed's Tavern
A. McKenzie
B. Kinwitter
Hockey Results From National League Games
Montreal defeated Boston with six goals while Detroit beat Toronto. Montreal then routed New York and Chicago edged Detroit in a separate clash.
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Montreal
Boston
Detroit
Toronto
New York
Chicago
Packers Triumph 14-7 Over Giants For NFL Title
Green Bay regains pro football crown by defeating New York 14 to 7 at the Polo Grounds. Ted Fritsch scores both Packers touchdowns, Don Hutson shelved as decoy then used in a key 24-yard pass play. Giants lose Bill Paschal to injury after limited yardage, 70 on ground to 162 for Packers.
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Ted Meier
NEW York
Green Bay Packers
New York Giants
Polo Grounds
Sunay
Giants
Packers
Giant
Bill Paschal
Ted Fritsch
Green Bay
Joe Laws
Fritsch
Don Hutson
Irv Camp
Hutson
Camp
Arnie Herber
Frank Liebel
Ward Cuff
Green Bay Pos Giants
Hutson LE
Adams Ray
Cope Kuusiste
Younce
Brock
Hein Goldenberg
Carroll Jacinski
Cragon Calligare
Fritech
Weiss
Biazis
Avedisian
Amont
Petrilas
Paschal
Sulaitis
Barker
Whelda
Croft
Schwammel
Tinsley
Sorenson
L. Brock
Perkins
Hilltoppers Ready to Face Wisconsin After Defeats
Marquette basketball coaches brace for a Saturday Milwaukee audition against Wisconsin after back to back losses to Wisconsin and Northwestern. Northwestern beat Marquette 58 44 at Chicago Saturday with Max Morris scoring 19 for Northwestern and Joe Evans contributing 13 for Marquette.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Northwestern
Marquette
Hilltoppers
Badgers
Milwaukee Auditorium
Bill Chandler
Chicago
Wildcats
Cats
Max Morris
Joe Evans
WIAA Sets Plans for 1945 Basketball and Track Events
The Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association board set March 15 to 17 for the state high school cage tournament at Madison and May 26 for the state track meet with sectional qualifiers. It proposed shortening the fieldhouse court to 84 feet and invited the coaches association to send representatives to meetings.
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Milwaukee
Board of Control
Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association
University of Wisconsin Fieldhouse
Madison
Wisconsin High School Coaches Association
Guy Sundt
University of Wisconsin
WIAA
Wisconsin State High School Coaches Association
Paul F. Neverman
Marinette
Big Cage Week In Store For Western Conference Teams
In Columbus Ohio State hosts Utah in a big early season test as Iowa with Dick Ives faces Notre Dame. Illinois aims for a third straight win over Great Lakes while Purdue, Wisconsin, Minnesota and others schedule tough non conference games this week across the region.
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Chicago
Ohio State
Utes
Utah University
Columbus
Utah
Iowa
Illinois
Dick Ives
Notre Dame
Ilinois
Whiz Kids
DePauw
Great Lakes
Indiana
Purdue
Northwestern
Wisconsin
Detroit Strohs Win National Bowling Championship
The Detroit Strohs retained the national match-game bowling title by defeating Linsz Recreation of Cleveland yesterday by a commanding eight clock margin of 278 pins.
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Detroit Strohs
Linsz Recreation
Cleveland
Byron Nelson Named 1944 Athlete of the Year
Byron Nelson, averaging under 70 strokes across 78 rounds, is named 1944 athlete of the year by 79 AP sports writers. He finishes with 75 points, ahead of Slats Marion and Les Horvath, collecting 16 first place votes and over $45,000 in war bond prizes.
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New York
Byron Nelson
Nelson
Gunder Haegg
Sweden
Toledo
Martin
Marion
St. Louis Cardinals
Les Horvath
Ohio State
Joe Louis
Joe DiMaggio
Bob Hamilton
Evansville
Ind
Associated Press
Martin Marion
Hal Newhouser
Claude Young
Pelix Blanchard
Arne Andersson
Don Hutson
Glenn Davis
William Dudley
Bob Kelly
Notre Dame
Frederic McLaughlin Buried Tuesday in Chicago
Maj. Frederic McLaughlin, 67, owner and chairman of the Chicago Blackhawks, dies after a six month illness. He will be buried Tuesday with private services at the family home in suburban Lake Forest. He was husband of Irene Castle McLaughlin and followed recent deaths of Kenesaw Mountain Landis and Maj. John L. Griffiths.
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Chicago
Frederic McLaughlin
Chicago Blackhawks
Maj. McLaughlin
Irene Castle McLaughlin
Lake Forest
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
John
Workers Must Be Housed Urgent Room and Apartment Appeal
Classified notice urging immediate housing for workers with rooms and apartments sought as income properties. Calls to action direct readers to phone number 3680 for listings and arrangements.
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