Central Raiders snap Alumni six game skid 51 41
Central defeats Alumni 51 to 41 to snap a six game losing streak before a large alumni crowd. Evans leads with 20 points, Ramlet adds 14, Henschel 11, while Wuensch is held to two free throws. Richardson debuts as Central's strong rebounder and ball handler.
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Redders
Mark Sutton
Cagers
Jim Evans
Evans
Jack Ramlet
Russ Henschel
Corned
Cenral
Lou Wuensch
Raiders
Bob Wartinbee
John (Limey) Townsend
Ramlet
Henschel
Richardson
Artinbee
Vets
Central
Jerry Bendel
Bob Falk
Sutton
Alumni
Ramiet
Petrosik
Osutton
Taunt
Gwanmiens
Voss
Otownsendc
Wuensch
Bibby
Olydengwe
Schuberuc
Bememig
Richardsong
Hackett
Eee Townsendg
Preidelghee
Henechi
Sparta Ball Club Meets to Organize Inaugural Meeting
SPARTA Wis Special The first annual meeting of the Sparta baseball association was held Wednesday night. The association voted to reimburse in full all contributors of 50 dollars or less to install lights at Memorial Park. Larger contributors will be repaid at five percent interest on their notes. B E Evans was elected to the board to succeed Lou Apple with Leo D Neiast reelected. Officers named include Henry Stannard president Jack Rasmussen vice president A N Wall treasurer and Leo Nemast secretary. Other directors whose terms did not expire include Charles Masters and Francis Herrman. The city of Dublin has approved a 12 million house building plan.
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Sparta
Wis
Sparta Baseball Association
Memorial Park
B. E. Evans
Lou Apple
Leo D. Neiast
Henry Stannard
Jack Rasmussen
A. N., Wall
Leo Nemast
Charles Masters
Francis Herrman
Cashton Beats Kendall 50-38 On Home Court
Cashton High School rallied from a 17-11 deficit to beat Kendall 50-38 in Cashton Wisconsin. Dick Leis scored 11, Joe Dwyer and Hunky Hanson added nine each, while Kendall’s Revels led with 20 points in a Monroe Vernon matchup.
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Cashton
Wis
Cashton High School
Kendall
Dick Leis
Joe Dwyer
Hunky Hanson
Revels
Shuffleboard News Classic League Standings and Scores
McKillip s 14 Ray s 2 Milwaukee 13 Steve s 2 Paul s 12 Pines 4 Rex 8 Cotton s 7 Four Pointers McKillip s R Schubert and D Dickson FP Olson and J Smith Milwaukee Pfaff and Morey Riha and Wakeen Paul s W Hart and A Mitchell and A De Maiffe and J Mayer Rex Marshall and Muetze Team standings Milwaukee Bar 137 Rex Bar 7 Paul s Tavern 122 The Pines The McKillip s Bar 100 Cotton s Bar St Steve s Bar 806 Raey s Bar 52 A chemist in England requested his ashes be placed on his tennis lawn.
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McKillip
Ray
Milwaukee
Steve
Paul
Pines
Rex
Cotton
R. Schubert
D. Dickson
FP. Olson
J. Smith
Pfaff
Morey
Riha
Wakeen
Paul's
W. Hart
A. Mitchell
A. de Maiffe
J. Mayer
Marshall
Muetze
Hart Shines In East Drill In San Francisco
Hart, six foot four, 258 pound Notre Dame end, star of an East vs West scrimmage in San Francisco, bolsters East camp along with teammates Jim Martin and Frank Spaniel. Coaches Kerr and Bierman compare him to Bronco Nagurski, praising his rangy build and quickness for his size.
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San Francisco
Leon Hart
Eastern
Bernie Bierman
Carleton Honors Local Athletes George Field and Gordy Meyer
George Field and Gordy Meyer, Logan high school standouts, were honored by Carleton College alumni and students at a Linker hotel dinner. Carleton vice president Charles Miel lauded their athletic leadership and noted the college's all around sports emphasis and notable alumni.
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George Field
Gordy Meyer
Carleton
Logan High
Carleton College
Linker
Charles J. Miel
Field
Northfield
Minn
Donald E. Field
Woodstreet
Logan
Meyer
James C. Meyer
N. 20Th Street
la Crosse Carleton Club
M. A
Bud) Torrance
Miel
Ossie Cowles
University of Minnesota
Hamline University
Joe
Harold Montgomery
Gustavus Adolphus
Gus’ Young
Laird
Bell
Winona
College Basketball Scores From Across The Nation
The Associated Press tally shows St. John’s over San Francisco 60 to 44, Fordham 61 over CCNY 76, Connecticut 35 beating Pittsburgh 53, plus California 46 over UTH Miami 56. Oklahoma Aggies 44 edged Arkansas 36, Missouri 62 over SMU 61 in two overtimes, Illinois 59 over St. Louis 47, Georgia Tech 68 past Michigan State 60, Kansas State 63 over Myrna State 3, and Colorado State 58 over Lawrence Tech 34 among others.
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St. John’s
Bkn
San Francisco
Wesne
Fordham
CCNY
California
Pitt
Connecticut
UTH
Miami
Pia
Mississippi
Oklahoma
Aggies
Arkansas
Missouri
Southern Methodist
Midwest
Illinois
St. Louis
Georgia Tech
Michigan State
Kansas State
Mymae State
Los Angeles
Colorado State
Lawrence Tech
Idaho
Morningside
Bucks Sharp In Drills Before Rose Bowl Visit
Pasadena reports a single practice with Ohio State’s Rose Bowl squad. Vic Janowicz and Skip Doyle suffered ankle injuries but were not serious, while Karl Sturtz impressed in place of Ray Hamilton. Fesler praised passes from Savic and Morrison’s runs as the offense showed notable sharpness during the scrimmage.
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Pasadena
Calif
Fesler
Ohio State
Bucks
California
Vic Janowicz
Skip Doyle
Curly Morrison
Doyle
Pandel Savic
Morrison
Karl Sturtz
Ray Hamilton
Illinois
Michigan
Wheat straw process for insulating boards targets bagasse and wood pulp
A new process makes insulation boards from wheat straw promising to compete with sugar cane bagasse and wood pulp as the primary raw material for insulating board production.
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Eleanor Lehmann
Audrey Schultz
Pat Palmquist
Joyce la Point
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Jim Scheel
Elieanor Lehmann
Central High School
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Miss Lehmann
Tribune
Phete
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South Ave
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Dons
Marcie, Toughy
Mitzy
Bachelor's Club
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Sparta Ball Club
City of
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Mt Vernon St
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Sanjay
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J. Goyke
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R. Christiano
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Arcade
Medary Nite Club
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Dakota Cabins
P.korpal
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M. Walden
Biaius
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S. Reets
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Hull
J. Hudovernik
John Hudovernik
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Mickey's
Rudy
Neubauer's
Howie's Bar
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Schoen
Curt B. Btellick Donovan
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C. Bendel
Paul Koeller
L. Boardman
B. Kamperschroer
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la Crosse Trailer Co
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Kennard
la Crosse Laundry
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Judy Anderson
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Wiltinger Duttweiler
Lou Gautsch
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Kannel
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Wilkinson Fuel CO
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Carstairs
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Ramon Blackburn
Great Neck
Watt
Carstairs Bros. Distilling CO. Inc
Baltimore, MD
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