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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1949

Page

9

Justice And Doaker Meet For First Time

Justice and Doaker meet in Dallas as North Carolina prepares for the Cotton Bowl against Rice. The two captains, both stars in different paths, share a private chat while Walker watches, and both head to Jacksonville for the Senior Bowl on Jan. 7.

Charlie Justice North Carolina Walker Justice Walker Proba Jacksonville Fla

Lawrence guard nicknamed The Sheriff defends high scorers

Lawrence Kansas. A slender six foot junior guard Jerry Waugh is nicknamed The Sheriff for his close guarding of Kansas opponents who score heavily against his team.

Lawrence Kans Jerry Waugh Kansas

Wisconsin alum win over Rutgers gauges strong Big Ten tie

Alumni hoop showcase pairs Central and Aquinas stars in a Friday night game at Aquinas gym. Notable former prep greats from Central and Aquinas, many playing for university squads, headline the charity contest with Fry directing the Red Raider alumni and Spika Knutson leading Aquinas.

Central Aquinas Alwey J. Fry Raider Grads Fry Red Raider Charlie Weigent Jerry Bendel City Recreation League Mark Sutton la Crosse Teachers College Colle Stors Bob Wartinbee John (Limey) Townsend University of Wisconsin Carroll College Aetively Harry Schultz Jim Lyden Bob Falk Jim Scheel Bill Ott Don Minard Spika Knutson Dan Spika Jim (Milky) Knutson Notre Dame Loras Dubuque Rudy Horschak Marquette Tom Larkin

Stone Bowl Mentor Faces Intramural Turmoil Ahead of Clash

In Walla Walla Washington recreation director Bill Zeigler, coach of the Stone wl teams, faces internal turmoil. The Hornets and All-Stars back Chuck Corey reportedly left a prison dairy farm with three other players affected by reasons. Betting on tobacco remains the inmates true money.

Walla Walla Wash Pappy Waldorf Wes Fesler Bill Zeigler Washington State Stone Wl Hornets Chuck Corey

Frenchman and Girls Headlining La Crosse Wrestling Show

Two hours of wrestling entertainment at the Avalon ballroom begin with January 3 card led by Joe Pazandak of Minneapolis vs Francois Miquet of Paris in a one hour time limit match. June Byers and Violet Viann clash in a 30 minute women’s bout, with Stan Mayslack vs Danny Pleches in the opening 30 minutes. Ticket outlets include S and HH and local bars. Pazandak recently wrestled on La Crosse cards with a win and a draw against Whip a Billy Watson, boosting his main event status. Miquet, a 224 pound Frenchman, is new to the U S but regarded highly. Byers and Viann are seasoned locals, with Byers holding a 15 pound edge. Beard pulling tops off the card as the promos tease lingering questions about Pleches and his foe’s facial hair.

Avalon Ballroom Joe Pazandak Minneapolis Francois Miquet Paris France June Byers Violet Viann Stan Mayslack Danny Pleches Doghouse Howie's Bar Midway Tavern Wittenbergs Pazandak la Crosse Whipa Billy Watson Watson Zandak Miquel Anny Pleches Aene Danny

Plow Horse Derby Debated At Rockingham Park Meet

In Red Bank New York opinion splits over the Plow Horse derby at Rockingham Park with critics saying it demeans the course while supporters defend its place in Hunt club meetings. The event, open to farm horses, remains a popular feature of the season amid debates on breeding and practicality.

Red Bank N. Y Rockingham Park Rockingham Monmouth County Hunt Club Amory Haskell Red Bank Farm

Wisconsin Triumphs Over Rutgers 68 55 In Iowa City

Wisconsin used a strong first half to build a 36 21 lead and held Rutgers to 55 points. Rehfeldt led Wisconsin with 19 points on nine field goals and a free throw, while Hatchett paced Rutgers with 23 points. In the second game, Iowa defeated Oregon 81 54 as part of a doubleheader before 10 986 fans.

Iowa City Don Rehfeldt Mader Fred Schneider University of Wisconsin Rutgers Rrenteiat Wisconsin Mader Schneider Rehfledt Bill Hatchett Iowa Oregon Indiana Notre Dame Butler University Indianapolis Purdue Butler Illinois Ohio State Michigan Oregon State Wabash Michigan State DePaul Arkansas Creighton Northwestern Big Ten Cornell Missouri Wolverines Kansas City Sauteeo Marvort State Maskalericht Maderg Hatchett Nicholas Eppelg Moore Nord Eppel Lynner Corizzi van Cleef

Done Sleeping Wins Monmouth Hunt Cup at Amory L Has k1s kell estate

Seven year old English gelding Done Sleeping defeated rivals in the Monmouth County Hunt Cup at Amory L Has kell's estate near Red Bank New Jersey. Michael Smithwick rode the horse three miles over stiff timber fences to victory under favorable conditions. The horse had shown consistent form this year including a third place after a fall at Harrison and finished in the money in all starts. About 2,000 spectators watched from the hillside and roughly 1,000 local farmers and families attended the day’s events.

Red Bank N. J Done Sleeping Essex Amory L. Haskell Dale Michael Smithwick Harrison. Y Monmouth Np Club Manly

Sawchuck Shuts Out Buffalo in Rookie Honor Night

Indianapolis Capitals star goaltender Terry Sawchuck ignored a jinx and faced 36 shots, turning back Buffalo 21 for an outstanding rookie season award. The AHL goalie produced miraculous saves as his team won.

Indianapolis Terry Sawchuck Indianapolis Capitals Sawchuck Buffalo

What’s in a Name Pancho Ramirez de Arellano

Center Mariano Ramirez de Arellano of Marquette is nicknamed Pancho or El Toro and is known for his size and presence on the basketball team.

Milwaukee NEA Mariano Ramirez de Arellano Marquette Pancho el Toro

Sandberg Wins Split Decision In Milwaukee Boxing Card

Bobby Sandberg of Rockford Illinois scored a split decision over John La Broi of Gary Indiana in their 10 round main event at the Milwaukee Auditorium. Referee and one judge had Sandberg ahead while another judge saw it as a draw. Dol Rafferty outpointed Juste Fontaine in the co feature. The show drew 5 480 in attendance for a gross gate of 11 476 50 after taxes. Other results included Plant over Ross Vernon over Jones Olla over Cone White over Gunia.

Milwaukee Bobby Sandberg Rockford, Ill John la Broi Gary Auditorium Sandberg Dol Rafferty Juste Fontaine Bobby Plant Ernie Ross Kokomo Ind Cal Vernon Henry Jones Detroit Ted Olla Jimmy Cone Jimmy White Tony Gunia

Second Mile Is Toughest for Purdue Halfback Szulborski

Lafayette Indiana report notes Purdue star Harry Szulborski, Boilermakers left halfback and top Big Nine ground gainer last season, has 439 carries for 2257 yards and a 5.14 average through his first 12 autumn games, despite a preseason knee injury.

Lafayette Ind NBA Scrimmarsie Harry Szulborski Purdue Boilermakers

Retrievers to Compete for National Championship

Westhampton L L retriever trials crown twenty finalists from 2500 entrants to decide the national retriever championship on December 24. Defending champion Brignall's Gringo, a three year old black Labrador owned by Clifford N Brignall of Long Beach California, seeks to repeat after last year's Herrin Illinois victory. Leading challenger is Black Panther, a five year old black Labrador owned by Carl W Carlson of Helena Montana, with 15 wins this year.

Westhampton L. L Brignall Clifford N. Brignall Long Beach Calif Herrin Black Panther Carl W. Carlson Helena Mont

Ralph Kiner Ties 14 Home Run Records in Four MLB Seasons

In just four years of major league play Ralph Kiner of the Pittsburgh Pirates has tied or set 14 home run records.

Ralph Kiner Pittsburgh Pirates

Wilt Wilted? Ghost of Prospect Park Aims for Indoor Glory

Fred Wilt, 29, former Indiana wrestler turned FBI agent, arrived in Detroit to start in the National AAU 10,000 meter cross country and seeks indoor glory this season. He targets Greg Rice's 8:51 two mile world record and top placements in Belgians Reiff and Ahlden return matches. Wilt gained fame after Navy service and a comeback showing in Millrose and A C games, earning praise as the greatest distance runner in American history.

New York NEA Fred Wilt Detroit Indiana Wilt Greg Rice Belgium Gaston Reiff Sweden Eric Ahlden Flatbush University of Indiana Router Prospect Park Rice Gil Dodds Don Lash Dublin Scotland Glasgow South Pacific Reiff Ahlden Madison Garden Ahliden New York A. C California Bruce Hamilton Lash New Yor Chicago

Penn State Sets All-Time Football Attendance Record

State College Penn State drew 82 835 in four seasons breaking the prior 73 371 mark as fans packed the stadium for a landmark game.

State College NEA Penn State

U S Steel Industry Output Surpasses 1860 Year Total

In a striking economics note the U S steel industry today will produce in one and a quarter hours what took the entire year of 1860 to yield. Analysts highlight productivity surge and capital scale.

U. S

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