Newburg's Trim S and H Quint Win First Round Senior Title
Newburg's balanced squad outshot S and H 51 to 36 at Logan gym to clinch the first round senior league championship. Cunningham led Newburg's with 12 points while Nehring led S and H with 15 as the teams traded early leads. In other action, Joseph Miller's edged SOS bar 49 to 48, and Rustic Inn completed the first round with a 7–0 record after a 49–34 win over DeMolay, Dowell scoring 22.
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Newburg
Logan Gym
S and H
H Sports Shop
Newburg’s
Cunningham
Nehring
Logan
Joseph Miller
SOS Bar
Rustic Inn Basketeers
Longfellow
Rustic Inn
Dowell
DeMolay
Califor
Pilgrim
USC
Aggie
Hank Iba
Iba
Bradley
Missouri Valley Titans
Centenary
Gene
Mikan
Melchiorre
Braves
Harold Mooty
Kentucky
Icy Roads Halt Raider Quintet in Alumni Clash
Central's Red Raiders unable to travel Thursday due to icy highways and cancel a scheduled game with Virogua. Alumni, featuring former Central stars Townsend Bendel Weigent Whiting Sutton Henschel Wuensch, plan a charity-like appearance to test the Raiders in a second half of the 1950-51 season clash with no date set.
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Tral
Red Raider
Ted Downs
Pp. m
Virogua
Central Five
Raiders
Eady
John (Limey) Townsend
Jerry Bendel
Charlie Weigent
Roger Whiting
Mark Sutton, Jr
Russ Henschel
Lou Wuensch
Hixon
A C Defeats Onalaska 63 55 in Exhibition
Allis-Chalmers hammered Onalaska 63 55 in a Longfellow exhibition game. A C led all game long 20 14 36 12 and 50 41 as forward star scored 26 points, Bendel added 18 while Onalaska top scorer Wilhelm had 19 points.
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Allis-Chalmers
Onalaska Hardware
Longfellow
A-C
Anner
Bendel
Wilhelm
Onalaska
Europe Tour Doubles Down On Ray Robinson Propaganda Shots
Welterweight champion Ray Robinson blasts Communist propagandists during a six week Europe tour. He faces Robert Villemain in Paris in a second meeting after a 15 round decision last July, with 13 000 fans expected at the Paris Palace of Sports. Robinson weighs about 156 pounds to Villemain's 165 and plans a return to the U S in late December.
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Ray Robinson
France
Robert Villemain
United States
Robinson
U S. Marshall Plan
Milton Katz
Katz
U. S
Sugar Ray
Europe
Brussels
Geneva
Jake LaMotta
Chicago
Frankfurt
Hans Stretz
Inheritance Notices In Wisconsin La Crosse County
Legal notices announce probate hearings in La Crosse County Wisconsin. Hearings include the estate of Sigurd Erickson and the estate of Elizabeth Herber with appointment of executors and determination of heirs. Creditors must file claims by March 14 1951. Court dates January 16 1951 and March 20 1951.
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Wisconsin
la Crosse County
Bigard Erickson
la Crosse
Lillian
Erickson
Sigurd Erickson
B. W. Ahlstrom
Jenkins & Robinson
Elizabeth Herber
Marie Herber
City of
Said County
Court House
Said
R. V. Ahlstrom
Ruediger and
Joanis
Norwalk Edges Cashton In Tri County Amateur Match
Norwalk defeated Cashton 65 56 to remain tied at 2 2 in Tri County Amateur league play. Dick Kastberg scored 18 and Pete Kastberg 17 for the winners while Bobby Cashton and Rocky Hundt each had 16 for Cashton.
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Cashton
Wis
Norwalk
Cashton Warriors
Kastberg Brothers
Pete
Bobby
Rocky Hundt
Probate notices for Lemke and Botz estates in La Crosse County
Notices in La Crosse County Wisconsin announce probate actions for Edward Lemke and Ferdinand Botz. Bernice Shimshak seeks final account approval and estate residue assignment. Petra Bortz applies for probate of Botz will and appointment of executrix. heirs and creditors must file claims by April 1951. Court dates set for January 1 1951 and April 12 1951.
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State of
Wisconsin
la Crosse County
Edward Lemke
City of
la Crosse
Said County
Bernice Shimshak
R. V. Ahlstrom
Schubert and
Franzini
Ferdinand Bo
Ferd Botz
Petra Bortz
Ferdinand Botz
Said
Court House
Lucille M. Scherdin
Aquinas Five Plays Logan In Cage Tilt
Aquinas invades Logan high school Friday night for the Blu golds first defense of their city championship. Tipoff is 8 p m. Logan leads the city race after beating Central last week. This is the final intra city game before the New Year and Christmas prep clash. Starting lineups appear set with Rod Martin sending Bob Otto Bob Knight Rich Severson as guards and Bill Skemp Dave McPeak Jim Temp at center.
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Aquinas
Logan High
Blugolds
Logan
Central
Rangers
Winona
Viroqua
Tomah
St. Augustine
St. Pat’s
Lourdes
Cotter
St. Thomas
McDowell
Rod Martin
Bob Otto
Bob Knight
Rich Severson
Bob and Hilde
Bud Smith
Bill Skemp
Dave McPeak
Jim Temp
Tom Bruha
Dave Weldy
Skemp
Bruha
Temp
Madison Man Lloyd C Johnson Leads Two Bobsled Teams
Lloyd C Johnson of Madison Wisconsin will lead both American teams in the world bobsled championship at L Alain De Huez France next month. Johnson has been designated by the AAU to direct both the four man and two man sleds while employed at the military post in Garmisch Partenkirch.
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Garmisch- Partenkirch
Germany
Lloyd C. Johnson
Madison
Wis
L’alpe de Huez
France
Johnson
AAU
U. S
Our Saviour's Cagers Edge In Church League Tilt
Our Saviours Cagers won 33 to 23 at the YMCA church league. Cotton led with 13 points for Caledonia Street Methodist, while Headley and Ammerman added eight and seven for Our Saviour's. St Johns Reform defeated Presby terian 22 to 17 with Tanke scoring nine. Sorenson and Horman had seven for Presbyterian. Asbury Methodist forfeited to Congregational.
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Caledonia Street Methodist
Our Saviour’s
YMCA
Cotton
C Headley
Ammerman
St. John’s Reform
Presbyterian
Tanke
Sorenson
Horman
Asbury Methodist
Congregational
Ontario 5 Defeats Hillsboro 52 to 46 in Tight Non conference Game
Ontario high school earned a 52 to 46 non conference victory over Hillsboro on Thursday. Bob Seaman led Ontario with 22 points while Dean Navy scored 15 for Hillsboro in a closely played contest.
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Ontario
Wis
Ontario High School
Hillsboro
Bob Seaman
Dean Navy
Oklahoma
CCNY
Marcus Frieberger
Charles Pugsley
Missouri
Larry Imburgia
Cincinnati
William and Mary
Bearcat
Murray State
Kentucky
Texas Tech
Payton Nets
Notre Dame grid book goes on sale for 50 cents
Notre Dame released its colorful 1950 football preview book offered to the public for 50 cents. It contains rosters stories and pictures of players and coaches plus data on teams the Fighting Irish face this season in 1950.
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South Bend
Ind
Notre Dame
Fighting Irish
UCLA Loses to LIU as White Scores 26 in Narrow Win
Long Island University defeated UCLA 90 to 71 as Sherman White led with 26 points and Ray Felix added 14. The article also notes California and Michigan preparing for Rose Bowl drills and college basketball results across several teams with standout performances and close games.
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New York
Sherman White
Long Island
Blackbirds
UCLA
White
Ray Felix
Felix
LSU
Associated Press
Oklahoma A and M
Aggies
Southern California
Sonny Boy West Dies After Ring Knockout
Alf Sonny Boy West a 21 year old Negro lightweight from Washington DC died in St. Clare's hospital after a boxing bout at St Nicholas arena. He succumbed to an intra cerebral hemorrhage and cerebral concussion following a knockout by Percy Bassett of Philadelphia. West died at 6 59 p m after two brain surgeries and three blood transfusions. An autopsy will follow with funeral services planned in Washington.
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Alf
Sonny Boy) West
St. Clare’s Hospital
Percy Bassett
Philadelphia
St. Nicholas Arena
West
Washington, D. C
Vincent Nardiello
State Athletic Commission
Nardiello
United States
Washington
Lansing Cagers Defeat Waterville 49 to 24 in Iowa High School
Lansing, Ia special, Lansing high school beat Waterville 49-24 in a Thursday night boys game on a 27-10 halftime lead. Curtis Gramlich scored 22 for Lansing, while Waterville's Richard Lehan top-scored with 12. The Waterville girls upset Lansing 56-39, Clarice Vaalson with 23 and Lorina Irons 19.
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Lansing
Lansing High School
Waterville
Curtis Gramlich
Richard Lehan
Clarice Vaalson
Lorina Irons
Pro Basketball Scores From AP Card
Fort Wayne defeated Syracuse 97 to 72 while Sheboygan crushed Waterloo 122 to 79 and Louisville beat Anderson 70 to 64. Strong scoring showings from multiple teams highlight the games reported by the Associated Press.
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National Association
Fort Wayne
Syracuse
National Sheboygan
Waterloo
Louisville
Anderson
Central seeks home football game in Fall Oct 19 or 20
Central High School in La Crosse announces interest in scheduling a home football game for next fall on either October 19 or 20. Athletic Director Walter Weigent states the team will play any high school grid squad within 250 miles.
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Central
la Crosse
Walter
Babe) Weigent
Fights Last Night Roundup Include Brooklyn Bout
Billy Neri, 139 pounds, outpointed Kid Dussart, 143% in Brooklyn. Jimmy Langston, 156% stopped Pedro Jiminez, 155% in Vancouver, British Columbia, to end the card.
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Associated Press
Brooklyn
Billy Neri
Kid Dussart
Belgium
Vancouver
Jimmy Langston
Haney
B. C
Pedro Jiminez
San Francisco
La Crosse Tribune Contact and Subscription Rates
Publisher and editorial staff listed for La Crosse Tribune with offices at 4th and Cass. Details include AP affiliations and home delivery rates plus mail subscription prices for La Crosse and surrounding regions.
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W. T. Burgess
R. L. Bangsberg
J. E. Lienlokken
Alfred W. Rice
Gerald G. Moriarty
Ed. Keefe
Howard Colvin
A. E. Teachout
Luther Wilkins
E. L. Burgess
la Crosse
Carrier Boy
Cazenovia Defeats West Lima 44 29
Cazenovia high school defeated West Lima 44 to 29 in a non conference game. Dale Sandmire scored 14 points while teammate Schmidt led Cazenovia with 22 points. Cazenovia’s bench contributed 26 points as a team effort.
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West Lima
Wis
Cazenovia High School
Dale Sandmire
Schmidt
Cazenovia
Boston Beats Chicago 3-1 in National League Hockey
Boston defeats Chicago 3 to 1 in National League play. The win features scoring by key Bruins players and secures important standings points amid a tight season race. Chicago trails with a single tally through the middle period before Boston seals the victory late.
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The
Associated Press
Boston
Chicago
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