Logan Rangers Face Aquinas Blugolds Friday Night
Logan High led by Carl Matthusen aims to rebound to seven wins against three losses after recent results. The team seeks strength from players like Don Nelson Jerry Schultz and possible return of Bob Stuhr as they prepare for a third intra city showdown with Aquinas Blugolds on their home court.
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Logan High School
Carl
Matty) Matthusen
Aquinas Blugold
Aquinas
Loras Academy
Dubuque
Rangers
Lansing
Matthusen
Henry Blank
Bob Stuhr
Loganites
Stuhr
Don Nelson
Jerry Schultz
Blank
Dick Remen
Ronnie Rieber
Meyer
Kiar
Reihl
Blugolds
Olson
Adams
Central
Logan
Aquinas Blugolds
Raiders
Postwar plans stir minor league baseball clash
The postwar planning committee faces a second round of debate as minor league bosses clash with chain operators over ownership models and promotion. Shaughnessy defends local club ownership while Bramham warns against irresponsible expansion. The aim is to restart leagues for returning players and boost baseball interest without major interference.
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New York
W. G. Bramham
Shag Shaughnessy
International League
Earl Mann
Mike Kelley
Jack Dunn
Charley Graham
Shag
Bramham
National Association
Airline proposes overnight service to West Coast postwar
An airline suggests it can offer overnight transport from major league cities to Los Angeles and San Francisco after the war if circuits expand westward. The remark prompts speculation on whether baseball will remain a day game staple or shift to a quicker flight era.
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Los Angeles
San Francisco
West Coast
Bomber Pilot Training Returns After South Pacific Tour
Service Dept. Tuffy Thompson, ex Steelers and Packers halfback with three zeros, returns from the South Pacific to train as a bomber pilot. Joe Maniaci, ex Fordham and Bear, is promoted to lieutenant (jg) and named officer in charge of civil at Bainbridge Maryland. Well, a winning coach always did get a raise.
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Tuffy Thompson
Pittsburgh
Green Bay
South Pacific
Joe Maniaci
Fordham
Bear Star
Bainbridge
Oval
Marshall High Cagers Reach 90th Straight Victory
Chicago report notes Marshall High junior basketball squad on the West Side has not lost in nearly five seasons and reached their 90th consecutive win, with a potential 100th win before the season ends.
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Marshall High
Chicago
Chicago Prep
West Side
Sn’t
Marquette Breaks Camp Grant Streak In Cage Tilt
Marquette University defeated Camp Grant 46 to 38 ending Camp Grant’s 13 game winning run. Howie Kallenberger led Marquette with 17 points as Bill Downey contributed strong inside play. Halftime stood 21-17 before Marquette surged to regain the lead and secure the victory at home.
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Marquette
Camp Grant
George Hogan
Loyola U
Kallenberger
Bill Downey
Marquette Camp Grant Feft
Kallenb
Hooan
Sadowski
Niemiecra
Downey
Davis
Chandler
Zadel
Polzin
Rottner
iSzukalag
iMcCall
Si. Reed
iCraddock
Reed
Lyle Clarno
Bill Johnson
1620th Johnnies Win In YMCA Cage League
In the local YMCA league the 1620th Administration beat De Molay 29 23 with Bertman scoring 18 for the winners and Bardwell 12 for De Molay. Hackner's Johnnies then beat Moto Meter 42 31 led by Pavella 22 and Becker 12. Koeller 12 and Ott 9 paced Moto Meter. Tonight Uptown faces Trane and St James plays Nelsons Clothier at the YMCA.
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Recreation Alleys
Ed's Tavern
Peerless Beer
Sanitone
Frank and
Oles
Heileman's
Kill Gyeyl
C. Mitchel
D. Weigel
J. Fuchs
Knutson
Pete Wais
J. Wittenberg
Weigel
McKillip
E. Warninger
A. Jungbluth
R. Wittenberg
A. Anderson
Berg Paints
Pischke Garage
Trane Co
Oor
Bohemian Hall
Firestone
Newburg
C. Bendel
Mosher
J. Sciborski
Spika
G. Guggenb'l
D. Sells
L. Pynn
B. Jehlen
C. Seitz
K. Bendel
B. Dellenbach
Eagles
Senators
Indians
Browns
Red Sox
Sac
Braves
Pirates
Cubs
Cardinals
White Sox
Dodgers
J. Striegel
A. Kinwitter
Striegel - Pinker
F. Michel
F. Affeld
al Svec
L. Passion
M. Severson
BE. Zirbes
Weber
Mulder’s
Sea Cities Service
Sil
Seemann Lumber
Streicher's
Knutson Dairy
G. Nichols
H. Skoug
Shoer W. Kabatbas
F. Anderson Ao
Peterson
Butzman
L. Viner
R. Jolivette
Scheitzach
J. Olson Noren
J. Bennett
E . Hansen
Seidel
L. Bolstad
Troyanek
M. Hoff
J. Popolstan
L. Osgaard
Bissen
Ladies Floral League League Recreation Aleys— Ett
Gardenias
Violets High
E. Schilling
B. Stukins
Wv. Lucey
F. Miller
E. Quall
J. Lovold
H. Dialler
G. Brevik
Donovan
B. Schlicht
Bohemian Tavern
Hellemans Oo
Dolly Madison
Duggan’s
S. Wachs
Ss. Wachs
Strasser
L. Stephan
Pondell
H. Meer
F. Ing
L. Henge
R. Oliver
de Molay
Bertman
McCoy
Bardwell
Hackner
Johnnies
Pavella
Becker
Koeller
Ott
Trane
St. James
Nelson
Clothier
Hoppe Clings To One-Point Lead In Match
In Detroit Hoppe extends narrow edge over Welker Cochran in a 2,150-point cross country billiards contest. Hoppe won 50 to 31 in 39 innings after a 50 to 45 win in 43 innings, leaving his overall series lead at 1,450 to 1,328.
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Detroit
Willie Hoppe
New York
Welker Cochran
San Francisco
Hoppe
Basketball Results From AP Scores Across Regions
East results include Villanova 48 over Franklin-Marshall 29 and Bainbridge 74 over Mt. Saint Mary s 62 while Kansas 36 beat Kansas State 30. MidWest shows Great Lakes 57 over Glenview Naval Air Station 41 and Wabash 38 over Illinois Wesleyan 33. South sees North Carolina State 43 over Camp Butner 42 and North Carolina Naval Pre-Flight 66 over Camp Mackall 25. Camp Sutton beat Davidson 52 37 Duke 33. Southwest lists Rice 62 over Ellington Field Officers 44.
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Associated Press
East Villanova
Franklin-Marshall
Bainbridge Navy
Mt. St. Mary's
Catholic U
Johns Hopkins
Middlewest Great
South North Carolina State
Camp Butner
North Carolina Naval Pre-Flight
Camp Mackall
Norfolk Naval Training Station
Temple VU
Aberdeen
Proving Grounds
Virginia
Davidson
Camp Sutton
North Carolina
Duke
Southwest Rice
Eilington Field Officers
Ene
Eastern
Washington
Sailors Top Glenview Flyers In Tight Midweek Net Action
Marquette defeated Glenview Naval Air Station 57 to 41 as Don Smith and Paul Armstrong led Sailors with 15 and 11 points. Dick Yates paced Glenview with 21. Camp Grant closed within one point of the Golden Avalanche in the second half, but Marquette held on for the win.
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Bob Herdien
Chicago
de Paul
Camp Grant
Warriors
Marquette
Iowa
Middle West
Hawkeyes
Illinois
Howard Kallenberger
Bill Chandler
Golden Avalanche
Kes
Glenview Naval Air Station
Don Smith
Minnesota
Paul Armstrong
Dick Yates
Glenview
Michigan
Fort Custer
Don Lund
Wolverines
Custer
Ray Meyer
Local Teams Enter State Pin Tourney
La Crosse entries for the State Bowling tournament in Milwaukee have been filled with eight teams scheduled to bowl on Saturday April 1 at 9 30 p m. The doubles and singles will be rolled Sunday April 2 at 11 15 a m. Captains are urged to register by weekend.
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la Crosse
Milwaukee
Ford Lipovetz
Peerless Amber
Heilemans
Club Gysyl
Nelson Clothiers
S. and H
ABC Potatoe Chips
Texcio
Blackhawk
la Crosse Tribune
Frank Len
Joseph Miller
Elkhart Beats Riley 5 4 In Confusing High School Game
In Elkhart Indiana fans booed as debris cleared and officials struggled with a bizarre end to a game between Elkhart and South Bend Riley. Elkhart won 5 to 4 aided by a Riley miscue when Ernie Kovatch inadvertently tipped a Riley ball into his own basket.
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Elkhart
Ind
Riley High
South Bend
Riley
Ernie Kovatch
Wrigley Field to Host Ski Tournament at Ball Park
Sport fans will attend a ski tournament at Wrigley Field for the next two Sundays. The Norge Ski club brings 40 top contestents led by Sgt Torger Tokle of Brooklyn, holder of the national ski jumping record at 289 feet. Also entered are the Betilla brothers Walter and Sgt Oy.
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Chicago
Ball Park
Norge
Wrigley Field
Sgt. Torger Tokle
Brooklyn
Betilla Brothers
Blugolds Campion Set For Tonight Tilt In
Rhode Island tactics helped turn basketball in New England around with the Keaney ring and high-scoring games. Rhode Island State faced St Johns in Madison Square Garden, drawing massive crowds and setting attendance records while Ernie Calverly led scorers with 259 points this season.
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NEA
New York
New England
Rhode Island State
Frank Keaney
Little Rams
Rhode Island
Keaney
Kingston School
Chet Jaworski
Stutz Modzelewski
Rams
Madison Square Garden
Brooklyn St. John’s
St. John's
Ernie Calverly
Little Rhodes
New Haven Railroad
Fort Wayne Tops Cleveland for 10th Win in Tight N P B L Affair
Fort Wayne beat Cleveland 44 to 42 to notch its tenth National Professional Basketball league victory. Bud Jeanette led Fort Wayne with 16 points while Mel Riebe scored 19 for Cleveland. The lead held after a 21 to 19 halftime margin as Fort Wayne withstood a late charge.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Cleveland
Mel Riebe
Bud Jeanette
Boxing Roundup of Last Night’s Wins and Knockouts
Several bouts across the United States featured familiar names. Lloyd Marshall beat Nate Flolden in Cleveland, Maxie Berger stopped Pete Galiano in Montreal, Bummy Davis knocked out Buster Beaupre in New York, Earl Turner and Gaspare Abruzza clashed in Richmond, Johnny Green outpointed Mike Buik in Lackawanna, Al Jolson defeated Bob Claus in Buffalo, Luis Castillo won in Los Angeles, and Billy Born outpointed Glover Frazer in San Jose.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Lioyd Marshall
Sacramento
Calif
Nate Flolden
Chicago
Maxie Berger
Montreal
Pete Galiano
Baltimore
New York
Bummy” Davis
Buster Beaupre
Burlington
Earl Turner
Richmond
Gaspare Abruzza
N. Y
Johnny Green
Lackawanna
Mike’ Buiik
al Jolson
New Eens
Bob Claus
Buffalo
Kurland Tops New York in Exhibition Showdown
After Oklahoma A&M overwhelmed City College, reporters agree stopping seven foot Bob Kurland will be a challenge this season. He scored 17 points and could have added more if Henry Iba’s team needed him.
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New York
Oklahoma
Aggies
Drub City College
Bob Kurland
Henry Iba
Aquinas to face Campion in tough 1943 44 clash
Aquinas high basketball seeks its fifth straight win as Campion from Prairie du Chien brings a tall, skilled lineup to town. Star Leo Simones from Campion and Aquinas guard Ken Ing ham lead a battle of two strong offenses in this early season test. Rich anchors the pivot with Jim Smith backing him, plus guards Frankie Quinn and Carroll Walljasper.
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John Michuta
Aquinas High
Blugolds
Campion
Prairie du Chien
Aquinas
Leo Simones
la Crosse
Michutamen
Simones
Michuta
Ken (Hambone
New Archery Students Making Good Progress
Archery club newcomers show solid progress as W Tanke and A Goyete score over 400. Walter Wilder nets six golds in six shots last Thursday marking the season's first six gold. His best 90 arrow score at 30 yards reaches 724. The group will not meet Thursday January 20 due to a Scout program.
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W. Tanke
A. Goyete
Walter Wilder
Wilders
Maine deer record set for 24 351 bucks and does
Maine hunters set an all time record with a total of 24 351 deer harvested including bucks and does announced from Augusta.
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Maine
Augusta
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Kh. Lucey
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