Central to Restrict Crowds for Raider Logan Hoop Game
Central high School will limit attendance at tonight's Raider Logan basketball game to 928 fans following a Le Crosse board of education request. Central, Logan and both student bodies receive first seating, with general tickets available. The match marks Central's fifth straight bid for victory and Logan's final city clash before graduation for key players.
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le Crosse Board of Education
Central High School
Hixon Annex
Logan
G. D. Scott
Southside
Central
Tauight
Board of Education
State Industrial Commission
Rod Martin
Northside Five
Aquinas
John (Limey) Townsend
Jerry Bendel
Jim Scheel
Mark Sutton
Jim Blank
Ranger
Bendel
Don Robelt
Logen
Junior Misna
Ronald Wandry
Raiders
Bob Wartinbee
Uss Colburn
Dick Peterson
Rangers
Jimmy Thomas
Beck
Hank Smothers
Tom Collins
Bob Jones
Northside
C Central
Dick Bednar
Bob Falk
Dave Anderson
John Smevoy
Unbeaten 5s Play In CYO Finals at Aquinas
Sunday's CYO contests at Aquinas high school determine the lone unbeaten team. Blessed Sacrament and St Wenceslaus, each with two wins, clash in the finals. St Marys Irish faces Holy Crom in the opener, St John’s meets St James second, then Holy Trinity plays St John’s at 3 p.m. Trinity seeks its first win.
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Aquinas High School
Blessed Sacrament
St Wenceslaus
St. Mary's Irish
Battles Holy Crom
St. John's
St. James
Holy Trinity
Trinity
Prairie Du Chien Benefit Basketball Game Planned
Prairie Du Chien hosts a benefit double header with Reedsville the state champions. Boscobel faces Jillion as Prairie donates proceeds to fund for the athletic field while Kenneth Noggle and Robert Killings rally Prairie business men for donations, about four thousand dollars raised so far.
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Prairie DU Chien
Wis
Reedsville
Campion Gym
Boscobel
Jillion
Thoscobel
Brillion
Prairie
Kenneth Noggle
Robert Killings
City Cats Defeat Eagles 43 to 23 In YMCA Old Timers
In the Old-Timers league at the YMCA three games were played. City Cats defeated the Eagles 43 to 23 led by Streck with 16 and Scott with 10. Spreuer scored 11 for the Eagles. Rockets beat All is Chalmers 29 to 10 with Ed Redlin scoring 13. No games next Thursday due to holidays. resume January 2.
Norwalk Tops Ontario In MC Prep Play
Norwalk defeated Ontario 37 25 in Monroe county prep action. Norwalk led 11 7 after one quarter and 18 9 at halftime with Zimmerman scoring 15 for Norwalk while Pat Collins led Ontario with 17. Norwalk B squad beat Ontario seconds 21 6.
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Norwalk
Ontario
Wis
Monroe County
Zimmerman
Pat Collins
Eight Thousand Rose Bowl Tickets Allocated for UCLA Illini Tilt
Public sale begins Monday at 1 pm in Pasadena for the Rose Bowl game attracting a limited 8 000 ducats maximum with two tickets per customer. UCLA and Illinois demand plus student and alumni interests limit the distribution, marking the smallest public allotment in 32 years.
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Pasadena
UCLA
Illinois
Badgers Meet Marquette Five in Sellout Tilt
Milwaukee audience awaits the Marquette Wisconsin game slated for tomorrow night at the auditorium, a complete sellout of 5 672 indicating strong local interest. Madison coach Bud Foster names a 16 man varsity squad for the return tilt versus the Hilltoppers as Wisconsin faces USC at Badger Fieldhouse Monday night.
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Milwaukee
Stan Lowe
Stan
Madison
Tiger
Bud Foster
Hilltoppers
Bob Cook
Exner Menzel
Larry Pokryzwinski
Dick Falls
Art Rizzi
Doug Holcomb
Ed Mills
Bob Haarlow
Gil Hertz
Jim McDonald
Walt Lautenbach
Glen Selbo
Bob Mader
Doug Rogers
Tom Rippe
Bob Krueger
Wisconsin
University of Southern California
Badger
Taylor Quintet Caps Overtime Triumph
Taylor beat Alma Center 29 27 in overtime to win Trempealeau Valley action. Alvernon Knutson scored the winning bucket for Taylor as Alvie Olson led with 15 points and Knutson added nine. Don Bochert had eight for Alma Center.
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Alma Center
Wis
Taylor
Alvernon Knutson
Alvie Olson
Knutson
Don Bochert
Alma
Mondovi Beats Gilmanton 32-29 In Non-Conference Showdown
Mondovi defeated Gilmanton 32-29 in Mondovi Wisconsin. The Beavers trailed 7-6 after one and 19-11 at halftime before rallying in the final period to pull away 30-24 and finish 32-29. Arlie Everson and Newell Erickson led Mondovi with 12 points each, while Walt Bauer added 10. Gilmanton’s Marum had 11 and Rud’s eight led the visitors.
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Mondovi
Wis
Gilmanton
Arlie Everson
Newell Erickson
Walt Bauer
Marum
Rud
Iowa and Northwestern Remain Unbeaten in Big Nine Action
Iowa defeated St Marys of California 44 to 41 while Northwestern beat North Carolina 65 to 51 keeping both teams undefeated in the Western Conference standings. Michigan plays Stanford in Ann Arbor opening a five game Midwest tour for the Indians.
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Chicago
Iowa
Northwestern
Hawkeyes
St. Mary's
California
Wildcats
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Chicago Stadium
University of Texas Longhorns
de Paul
Michigan
Stanford
Ann Arbor
Wolverines
Indians
Middle West
Michigan State
Tulane University
Loyola University of Chicago
Davenrt
St. Ambrose
Estern Illinois Teachers of
Washington
Southern California
Notre Dame
Drake
South Bend
St. Mary's of California
Bradley University
Peoria
Terp Quint Wins 37-24 In City Loop Clash
Fran Lupie star of Central high and La Crosse State Teachers led AFL to an 86-22 victory over Orange Crush at Logan. Lupie poured in 18 field goals and 3 free throws for 39 points, setting a league record and moving toward unofficial scoring lead. Other top scorers include Pohl 17, Ingham 16, Dowell 11, Anderson 8 for AFL and Grabhorn 6, Smevoy 6 for Orange Crush.
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Central High School
la Crosse State Teachers
Orange Crush
Logan
Lupie
Ken Ingham
AFL
Bill Dowell
Johnny Anderson
Cal Grabhorn
Wayne Smevoy
Tribune
Peerless
Longfellow
Hill Pohl
Dick Zimmerman
Euey Fry
Terps
Rhomber
Olson
Dwyer
Reihl
Jim Dingledein
Rhomberg
S. Bill Oilers
Ray
Sam
Gene Lind
Oilers
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Gil Aspenson
Johnny Schmidts
Ed Rendler
Sam's
Dick Brown
Pia Mor
Mandicap League
Laundry Workers
Lax Garment Co
Arnie’'s
W. A. Not
Maate Pennant Co Om Trane
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Roger's Furn
Northern States
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la Crosse Laundry
L. Albrecht
Cargills
Lawking
Co. Parley
Tex Carlson
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L. Kinwitter
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G. Bucwett
V. Troyanek
Ed Deal
al Lowell
Wall
Gold Cross Shoes
Trass
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Newbury Bar
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Harron
n.Lindt
Garin
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Steve & Lucile
Ono
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M. B. Donavonski Monsoor
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Steve & Lucile’ Erickson
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Pantie
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Lowelle
Sas
Nelson Dwyer
Beechmen
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M. Moff
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Harnse H
Metta i OM Mlank
Weiss
Temp
Wiedahl
Solief Leo & Johnnies Tavern
Pohle
Weiland
Howle's Bar
Gillmeister
OJ Frey
Brewery Wire
Schoenfield
Horner
Aye
Graham
Barte-Mills Creamery
Vie's Tavern
van Gorden
G Law Trailer Co
Law's Drugs
Hawkins Tavern
Newbaure's An
the Vogue Tavern
Matt's Taver
Hofbrau Tavern
Kraus
Troyenek
Augusta Tops Osseo Five In MV Loop
Augusta defeated Osseo 42-26 in a Mississippi Valley League game. Ernie Hadern led Augusta with 19 points, Dale Erickson added eight, and Ed Anderson seven as the home team built a 34-15 lead in the final period.
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Augusta
Wis
Osseo High School
Augustans
Ernie Hadern
Dale Erickson
Ed Anderson
Russ Larson
Saturday Deadline for Y Holiday Tournament
Saturday is the deadline for teams to enter the YWCA holiday basketball tourney. Two sections run. Cubs ages 9 12 play December 27 27 and Juniors ages 13 15 on December 28 and 31. Teams file at the YMCA or City Recreation Department. First second and third place receive championship awards.
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YWCA
Cubs
YMCA
City Recreational Department
Robinson Gets Title Chance in Madison Square Garden Bout
Sugar Ray Robinson seeks the welterweight title against Tommy Bell of Youngstown in a 15 round MSG fight. The Harlem star, called the uncrowned champion, is a heavy favorite to win and gain official recognition from the New York commission and the NBA after years of delay.
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Sugar Ray Robinson
Tommy Bell
Youngstown
Ohio
Sugarman
Bell
New York Commission
National Boxing Association
Madison Square Garden
Westby City 5 Organized Roots for Veterans Team
Westby Wisconsin formed a city basketball squad featuring ex war veterans led by manager Burton Bergum. The five straight wins ended with a 42 to 38 loss to the Elroy Colonels in a Tri County league game. The club has defeated La Farge Hillsboro Ontario Cashton and Bangor and schedules include duels with Sparta West Salem Milleboro Tomah and Cashton.
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Wis
Elroy Colonels
Lyell Neprud
Ralph Jacobson
Ted Jacobson
Doug Jefson
Roger Peterson
la Vern Olson
Art Theige
Vern Olson
Jim Holt
Lester Skundberg
Mike Looker
la Vern Hall
Goodulin Seheel
Maynard Linding
Burton Bergum
la Farge
Hillsboro
Ontario
Cashton
Bangor
Sparta
West Salem
Milleboro
Tomah
SeeMees coast past North Side Devils in blowout win
The SeeMees overwhelmed the North Side Devils 47 to 16 at Logan High as Dwyer led scoring with 18 points while Gartner Bott and Wittenberg added four each for the losers. Don Wolf starred for the Coons, scoring 30 in a 66 to 26 rout of the North Side Winhawks.
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SeeMees
North Side Devils
Logan High
Dwyer
Gartner
Bott
Wittenberg
Don Wolf
Coons
Winhawks
Wolf
Bruchman
Pro Basketball Scores From Associated Press Games
AP reports close results across several NBA games with teams including St Louis Providence Chicago and Buffalo posting varying margins. Notable scores show Providence 81 over Chicago 77 and St Louis 76 over Boston 74 as Cleveland 44 and Syracuse 61 beat Port Wayne 47.
Tomah City Quintet Triumphs Over Port Edward 61 48
Tomah Wis Special Tomah's Ranney's Dairy basketball team in the Tri county cage loop defeated Port Edward 61 to 48. H Henry led Tomah with 16 points while Port Edwards center Fichstead scored 21 and Oijlechlage added 11. K Henry contributed 14 for Tomah along with Burnestad 12 and Boehm 11.
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Tomah
Wis
Ranney's
Tri-county
Port Edward
H. Henry
Port Edwards
Fichstead
Oijlechlage
Steinfelt
K. Henry
D. Burnestad
Boehm
Prairie du Chien Routs Lancaster 46 to 19 in Wisconsin Hoop
Larry Lake led Prairie du Chien to a 46 19 win over Lancaster in a Southwestern Wisconsin loop game. Prairie held the lead from start to finish, 9 4 after one quarter and 37 13 after three. In the opener Prairie defeated Lancaster 48 to 4.
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Prairie du Chien
Lancaster
Wis
Larry Lake
Prairie du Chien High School
Wisconsin
Prairie
Cashton Earns Monroe Conference Win Over Kendall
Cashton high school defeated Kendall 32 to 20 in Monroe county conference basketball with a 12-8 halftime lead. Hanson and Bates led Cashton with 10 points apiece while Schanke contributed five for Kendall. In the preliminary game, Cashton also won 19- (incomplete).
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Kendall
Wis
Cashton High School
Monroe County
Hanson
Bates
Schanke
College Basketball Scores From AP Roundup
College games result summaries show City College of New York defeating Howling Green 52 to 45. Marvard beat Kosten University 55 to 45. Pennsylvania topped William and Mary 73 to 46. Canisius triumphed over St. Honaventure 53 to 35. Washington-Jefferson lost to Hethany W Va 44 to 5. Detroit defeated Lock Haven 57 to 57. Midwest Tulane 67 edged Chicago Loyola 52.
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City College
New York
Howling Green
Ohio
Marvard
Kosten Univ
Pennsylvania
William and Mary
Canisius
St. Honaventure
Washington-Jefferson
Hethany W
Detroit
Lock Haven
Teches. M. Midwest
Tulane
Chicago
Loyola
Indians Are Undefeated in Showdown With Tomah Indians
Aquinas high school basketball hosts undefeated Tomah in a two game evening bill at 8 p m with a 7 p m preliminary. Tom Curry leads Tomah as top scorer while Gene Schacher Red Quick and Dick Davis pace the visitors. Aquinas counters with Jim Warner Dan Spika and Jim Knutson but Jerry Graf is out until after Christmas.
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Hale Quandt
Tomah Indians
Tom Curry
Tomah
Curry
Gene Schacher
Red Quick
Dick Davis
Dwight Dickenson
Phil Schrempf
Chargers
Aquinas
Jim Warner
Courtman
Dan Spika
Jerry Graf
Rudy Horschak
Giant Quick
Jim Knutson
Don Watesky
Knutson
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