Sanitones Triumph 46 to 37 Over La Crosse Laundry
The Sanitones defeated La Crosse Laundry 46 to 37 on Longfellow Court as Arnie Vegian led with 20 points. Laundry led 22-22 at halftime but faded in the second half while the YMCA city champs pulled away in the third quarter. Edwin Cunningham topped Laundry with 21 points, with Dowell and Carlsson scoring eight each. Blair crushed Orange Crush 41-31 in the other Sunday game, Dean Van Gordon leading Blair with 19 points.
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Arnie Vegian
Longfellow Court
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Crosse Laundry
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YMCA
Bob Jake
Ken Bey
John Bigelow
Don Garin
John Jungbluth
Ed Cunningham
Benttenes
Lax Leandry
Bechermkef
Hogue
Gobiat
Carlson
Geriit
Dowell
Wegishne
Byrerac
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Bygeborg
Ischeeie Sea ' Bere
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Setels
Gantitomes
Laundry
Mahike
Ellison
Harmony and Mabel Rout Rushford and Houston in HF Cage Play
Harmony beat Rushford 44 to 33 to remain undefeated in HF league. Mabel edged Houston 36 to 31 in a tight finish to stay close to Peterson for second place. Peterson defeated Spring Grove 46 to 34 as Smaby led with 14 points. CaledoniaCaledonia-Caledonia-Caledonia-Caledonia postponed game to next Sunday due to mis arranging for Christmas break play resumes Jan 4.
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Harmony
Minn
Rushford
Houston-Fillmore County
Dick Elliot
Bob Crotty
Dick Rostvold
Carlson
Rocky Carlson
Rostvold
Pace Rushford
Sid Arnold
Houston, Minn
Mabel
Peterson
Houston
Spring Grove
Houston- Fillmore
Jim Smaby
Wally Floe
Milford Malmin
Dick Prolow
Clifton Dahl
Caledonia
Ant
Ped Tankmen Cup Meet Nets La Crosse Swimmers Victory
The Ped Tankmen of La Crosse Teachers College won five of eight events in a 47 to 28 telegraphic meet against Gustavus Adolphus. Siesco and Grier led with three firsts. La Crosse swept two relays and set top times as they prepare for Beloit and McCallister duals.
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la Crosse
St. Paul
Minn
Bob Siesco
Marv Grier
Siesco
Jim Timmel
Grier
Hanson
Gustavus
al Barry
Claude Kaczmarek
Kaczmarek
Dick Grosse
Don Buschatz
Beescoe
Barry
Kacemareck
Gustavus Adolphus
Buschatz
Russ
Flink
Nelson
Fillmore
Lindberg
Sifford
Joe Louis Record Snapshot After Schmeling Loss
Joe Louis has suffered only one defeat since turning professional in 1934 a 32 round knockout by Max Schmeling on June 19 1936.
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Joe Louis
Max Schmeling
Orange Crush Five Heads to Soldiers Grove Showdown
Orange Crush, a National League Division senior circuit team, travels to Soldiers Grove for an 8 o clock basketball game on the hardwoods tonight.
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Orange Crush
Soldiers
National League
City Recreation Department
Soldiers Grove
Galesville Defeats Trempealeau 54 to 31 in Little Six
Galesville beat Trempealeau 54 to 31 in a Little Six Conference game. Kaye Jacobson led with 12 points, Jerry Sylvester added 11, Jim Carlson had 13 for Trempealeau. Galesville schedules two December games and seeks additional local opponents.
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Trempealeau
Wis
Galesville
Gales
Kaye Jacobson
Jerry Sylvester
Jim Carlson
Taylor
Winona Dutch Kitchens
Art Severson
Clyde Woodry Elected President of Wisconsin Harness Group
Clyde Woody of Madison was chosen president of the Wisconsin Breeders and Harness Horse Association at its annual meeting. Other officers named include Emmett Wright Beloit as vice president August Born Milwaukee secretary treasurer and directors J P West Madison Edward Vogel Solon Mills NL J P Murphy Janesville and C J Langley Elkhorn.
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Elkhorn
Wis
Clyde Woody
Madison
Wisconsin Breeders and Harness Horse Association
Emmett Wright
Beloit
August Born
Milwaukee
J. P. West
Edward Vogel
Solon Mills
J. P. Murphy
Janesville
C. J. Langley
City Recreation Seasonal Shutdown Halts Athletic Events
All athletic events of the city recreation department will be halted over the Christmas holidays due to reconditioning of gym floors. Activities will resume Jan. 4.
Wisconsin Bears Rally in Cal Slim Victory over Wisconsin
Wisconsin's Badgers fell 59 44 to California in Berkeley as Hanger 17 Wolfe 14 led the Bears while Wisconsin Reacted with Rehfeldt eight points in a tight second half. Oklahoma Sooners beat Missouri to claim third in the Big Six tourney. Sooners hold four wins and two losses this season.
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Norman
Okla
Wisconsin
Badgers
California
Bears
Oklahoma University
Berkeley
Calif
Oklahoma Sooners
Kansas City
Missouri
Sooners
Californians
Dick Falls
Doug Rogers
Chuck Hanger
Hanger
Andy Wolfe
Bob Cook
Don Rehhfeldt
Rehfeldt
Pokryzywinski
Ed Mills
Catttornia
Cook
Walkers
Tok’winskif
Mills
Smith
Rogers
S Wolfes
Zorn
I Lucase
JB. Walker
J Rippers
Stradert Palis
Tryon
Schneider
Cuneo
Deans
G. Walker
Wolfe
B. Walker
Dean
Pokrzywinski
Palis
Black River Falls Five Rout Elroy 79 to 51
Black River Falls defeated Elroy by 79 to 51 as Norman Kranz scored 40 points for the winners. Kranz is the basketball coach at Black River Falls High School.
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Black River Falls
Elroy
Kranz
Wis
Black River Falls City
Elroy City
Normannz
Black River Falls High School
Geraldine Bollrud Totals 256 In City Bowling Week
Geraldine Bollrud rolled a high single score of 256 in a three game series with the Orphans and Pat's Plumberettes in Tomah Wisconsin. Her effort tops the 200 Club list including Clara Snider 234 Charlotte Howes 216 Beth Pearce 211 Wilda Rehberg 211 and Margaret Peterson 208.
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Tomah
Wis
Orphans
Pat's
Geraldine Bollrud
Clara Snider
Charlotte Howes
Beth Pearce
Wilda Rehberg
Margaret Peterson
Eagles Rout Steelers to claim eastern division title
The Philadelphia Eagles shut out the Pittsburgh Steelers 21 0 to clinch the NFL eastern division and set up a title game against the Chicago Cardinals. Pete Pihos blocked a kick and Steve Van Buren scored the opening touchdown as Earl Neale's squad dominated with 255 total yards and a 17 7 first down edge.
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Philadelphia Eagles
Earl
Greasy) Neale
Chicago Cardinals
Chicago
Pittsburgh Steelers
Eagles
Forbes Field
Steelers
Philadelphia
Pete Pihos
University of Indiana
Tommy Thompson
Steve van Buren
van Buren
John B
Jock) Sutherland
Pihos
Bob) Cifers
Joe Muha
Steagles
Champs
Johnny Clements
Cifers
Clement
Ohio State backs linked to Cleveland Browns in 1947 reports
A Columbus report claims four 1947 Buckeye backs Brugge Cline Sensanbaugher and Whisler could join the Cleveland Browns next season. Brugge and Whisler deny. Fesler notes possible approaches. Browns coach Brown says he did not sign OSU players, while OSU fears pro raids impacting the 1947 squad.
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Ohio State
Brown
Columbus
Cleveland Browns
Buckeye
Bob Brugge
Ollie Cline
Paul Brown
Ohio State Journal
Brugge
Cline
Deane Sensanbaugher
Joe Whisler
Whisler
Seasonbaugher
Browns
Ohio
Wes Fesler
Parma
Cleveland
Buffalo Bills
Buckeyes
All America Conference
National Professional Football League
Sensanbaugher
Bucks
Fesler
Journal
Tommy James
Detroit Lions
Tony Adamle
Bob Gaudio
Cashton Rally Tops Norwalk 58-50 in Wisconsin
Cashton Warriors overcame a 5-14 start to beat Norwalk 58-50 Sunday. Forward Don Hundt scored 20 points to spark the comeback, while Paul Ziegler led Norwalk with 10 points. Cashton moved ahead 43-34 after three quarters.
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Cashton
Wis
Cashton Warriors
Norwalk
Don Hundt
Invaders
Paul Ziegler
Ladies Swanson Team Defeats VFW Outfit
A Sunday match at Pla yer Alleys saw Swanson Heavy Movers beat VFW as A Wittinger scored a 201 in a single game and Anita Caulum totaled 555 across three games. Swanson's trailed 1 then won the second game to finish 2 559 to 2 558 and M Wittinger led VFW with 224 in a single and 548 overall.
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Men's Eagles Merchants League
Aron’s
Tri-State
Kalamazoo
Tilt Boney's
Oval Shoe Store
Sears
Helleman's
Nelson Clothing Co
Dr. Danielson
D. Bendel
Erediow
B. Bendel
A. Betz
Lewison
W. Moers
Palmquist
C. Biddle
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Brewers
Giants
Athletics
Indians
Reds
Tigers
Langue
M. Bott
Braves
Pirates
FP. Muehrenkamp
C. Farley
Rita Johnston
N. Howard
D. Zahn
E. Hegenbarth
Gantenbein
Gollnick
D. Paul
M. Bautech
M. Markham
FE. Howly
F. Huegel
M. Faas
Swanson
A. Wittinger
Singleton
Anita Caulum
M. Wittinger
VFW
Kollers defeat Army Navy quintet in YMCA exhibition
Kollers Super Market rallied from a 16 to 14 halftime deficit to a 56 44 win over the Army Navy Store five. Jerry Greider and Tom Spence each scored 14 for Kollers while Jack Fry led Army Navy with 18 points.
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Kollers Super Market
Army-Navy
Jerry Greider
Tom Spence
Jack Fry
Three La Crosse Teams To Bowl In ABC Meet
Three La Crosse teams will represent the area in the national ABC tournament at Detroit this year. The Old Style Lagers captained by Henry Kreuzer will compete in team, doubles and singles events March 27 and 28. The Bodega Lunch Club led by Errol Olson will perform May 10 for unit events and May 11 for singles and doubles, with Peerless Beers sharing the same schedule.
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la Crosse
Detroit
Los Angeles
Casey's Car Sales
Henry Kreuzer
Bodega
Peerless
Errol Olson
Joe Wittinger
Galesville Legionnaires Triumph Over Black River Falls
Galesville Legionnaires defeated Black River Falls 42 to 37 in a non conference game on Friday night. Joe Gordon scored 29 home runs for Cleveland last season with 18 coming in the final three months and 53 runs batted in.
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Black River Falls
Wis
Galesville Legionnaires
Joe Gordon
Cleveland
Murray Seeks Liberalization and Enforcement Tightening in Football Rules
Marquette coach Frank J. Murray, a National Football Coaches association rules committee member, says rules are okay but need more liberal substitution and stricter enforcement. He forecasts fireworks at the January New York meeting over the free substitution rule and cites flying blocks and illegal use of locked forearms as areas needing penalties. Murray mentions his long tenure at Marquette and past coaching stints including Virginia, noting a desire for stronger penalties to curb dangerous plays.
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Milwaukee
Marquette
Frank J. Murray
Murray
National Football Coaches’ Association
New York
Hilltop
University of Virginia
Bookmakers Favor Michigan Georgia Tech in Major Bowls
New York bookmakers list Michigan as a 14 point Rose Bowl favorite over Southern California and Georgia Tech as a 13 point Orange Bowl favorite over Kansas. Texas edges Alabama by seven in the Sugar Bowl while SMU gets 6 1 4 points over Penn State in the Cotton Bowl. Georgia leads Maryland by seven and a half in the Gator Bowl. Arkansas tops William and Mary by six in the Dixie Bowl. Shrine game East All Stars favored by seven and a half over the West. Texas Tech and Miami of Ohio sit even in the Sun Bowl.
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Michigan
Southern Methodist
Texas
Georgia Tech
Southern California
Pasadena
Calif
Wolverines
Kansas
Miami
Alabama
New Orleans
Doak Walker
Penn State
Dallas
Mississippi
Charlie Conerly
Barney Poole
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Memphis
Georgia
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Jacksonville
Fla
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William and Mary
Birmingham
Ala
San Francisco
Notre Dame
Johnny Lujack
Texas Tech
Ohio
el Paso
Plant riches mark Somaliland’s ancient regional name
Somaliland has long been known as regio aromatica due to its abundance of aromatic plants. The label reflects historical trade and cultivation patterns in the region, highlighting a landscape famed for fragrant herbs and essential oils.
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Somaliland
Regio
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