Central Raiders Fall To Eau Claire 45 24
Central drops a 45 24 basketball decision at Eau Claire as Jim Geske scores 16 for the winners and Carlsson leads Central with 12. Raiders use 14 players but fail to close the gap, Johnson leads Eau Claire with 10 points.
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Central Raiders
Eau Claire
Wis
Mark Sutton
Red Raider
Raider
Sutton
Tex Carlsson
Carlsson
Keeler
Bigelow
Jim Geske
Johnson
Central
Hilltoppers Top Notre Dame in Milwaukee Showdown
Marquette upset Notre Dame 60 to 43 in Milwaukee as Eddie Sadowski led with 17 points and Howie Kallenberger added momentum. The victory marked Marquette’s third straight win over the Irish and their 10th in 38 meetings. Leo Klier led Notre Dame with 11 points while the Golden Eagles built a 12 point halftime edge.
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la Crosse
Milwaukee
Marquette
Notre Dame
South Bend
Bill Chandler
de Paul
Camp Grant
Eddie Sadowski
Howie Kallenberger
Leo Klier
Mary
Sadowski
Hilltoppers
Ariel Flight Captures Bahamas Handicap In Miami
Ariel Flight trained by Sam Feinberg won the Bahamas handicap at Hialeah Park defeating Castel Fusano and New Dawn by a length and a half. Good Bid narrowly beat Freezout for second while Freezout paid $4.30 to show. The 3 year olds ran the seven furlongs in 1:25 3/5 with a $53.20 payout to backers for a $2 bet.
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Miami
Fla
Sam Feinberg
Ariel Flight
Tanks
Bahamas
Park Saturday
Mike Caffarella
Castel Fusano
New Dawn
H. E. Jacoby
A. W. Wentzel
Spaniel
Flight
Ummer
Imports Luxuries Liberia Yearly Soap Values
In Liberia for the year examined imports list laundry soap valued at 12704 dollars. Medicinal soaps and perfumery are noted but their total value is not provided in the readable text.
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Liberia
Marshall Garner To Stage Twelve Rounder
The 20th Century Sports club announced in Milwaukee that Lloyd Marshall of Sacramento California and Bob Garner of Louisville Kentucky will meet in a 12 round light heavyweight bout. The bout marks a staged 12 rounder and highlights the club's boxing schedule.
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Garner
Milwaukee
20Th Century Sports Club
Lloyd Marshall
Sacramento
Calif
Bob Garner
Louisville
Strong Second Half Sparks Ohio Win Over Wolverines
Ohio surges in the second half to defeat Michigan 52 to 39 on February 16. Marshall claims the light heavyweight title with the duration championship.
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Marshall
Weather, Fish, and Ice Remain Critical for Wisconsin Sportsmen
The column warns of prolonged zero weather and heavy snows that could strain conservation efforts. It notes low river water harms fish, outlines planned hauls in Round lake and other waters, and urges anglers to report 1943 hunting activity to the state conservation department. It also previews Badger State Sportsmen's Club meeting with plans for films and potential Madison talks on ice fishing.
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la Crosse
Trempealeau
State Conservation Department
Isle la Plume
Round Lake
Second Lake
Ike Boomer
State Boys
Boomer
Madison
French Lake
Old Blue Lake
Onalaska
Black River
Blue Lake
Colman
Jolivette’s Bay
Fellows
Badger State Sportsmen's Club
American Legion Club
Harry Packman
Babe Weigent
Larry Puent
Ohio State Beats Michigan to Clinch Big Ten Bid
Ohio State earned a Big Ten bid clinching victory over Michigan 52 to 39 as a strong second half surge turned a 25-22 halftime gap into a decisive win. Arnold Risen led with 15 points, Don Grate and Tommy King traded leads in conference scoring, Dugger sparked OSU’s late rally, and King finished with 27 for Michigan.
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Mich
Ohio State
Michigan
Buckeyes
Tommy King
Don Grate
Wolverine
King
Grate
Arnold Risen
Risen
Jack Dugger
Buckeye
Dugger
Gratef
Dugeer
Strack
Trempealeau Defeats Onalaska In Low-Scoring Classic
Trempealeau High School defeated Onalaska 18 to 11 in a rough game before a large crowd. Leavitt and Elkins led Trempealeau with six points each, while Gullickson and Christopherson scored four and three for Onalaska.
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Trempealeau
Wis
Trempealeau High School
Onalaska
Leavitt
Elkins
Gullickson
Christopherson
McCullough Wears 63 Now in Army Division
Private Hal McCullough, who wore number 63 for Cornell in 1939 40, is assigned to the 63rd Infantry Division. The former athlete's transfer ties his old playing number to his new military unit.
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Camp van Dorn
Miss
Hal McCullough
Cornell
63Rd Infantry Division
Camp Grant to discontinue all varsity sports after season
Camp Grant, Illinois will end all varsity sports after the current basketball season. General James E. Baylis cited Allied wartime demands and troop time limits as reasons. The Camp Grant basketball team, coached by Lt. Robert Harris, had a standout run, including a national service championship last year.
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Ill
James E. Baylis
Notre Dame
Chicago Stadium
Robert Harris
University of Wisconsin
Sheboygan Redskins
Marquette University
Northwestern Beats Seahawks In Big Ten Clash At Chicago
Northwestern defeats the Iowa Seahawks 43 to 35 before about 10,500 at Chicago Stadium. George Felt leads with 16 points aided by Jerry Carle and Otto Graham as the Wildcats snap Seattle’s 12 game win streak in the Big Ten showdown.
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Iowa Seahawks
Northwestern
George Felt
Chicago Stadium
DePaul
Purdue
Seahawks
Felt
Jerry Carle
Otto Graham
Wildcats
Harry Wilcoxen
Paul Murphy
al Shirley
Ronnie Schumacher
Graham
Little Wilcoxen
Wilcoxen
Great Lakes Swimmers Sweep Lawrence In Dual Meet
Great Lakes won all nine events at Appleton Wisconsin defeating Lawrence College 61 to 23. The Sailors set five pool records as they dominated the Alexander gymnasium pool in a high school style collegiate swimming dual.
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Appleton
Wis
Great Lakes
Lawrence College
Alexander Gymnasium
Patterson Leads Card Scoring Attack With 14 Points
Iowa defeats Indiana 52 to 40 to stay unbeaten in the Big Ten as Dick Ives scores 28 points and Dave Danner adds 10. Indiana cuts the margin late but the Hawkeyes hold on for the win.
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Bloomington
Ind
Iowa
Hawkeyes
Indiana
Iowans
Ives
Dave Danner
Claude Retherford
Ray Brandenburg
Sammy Young
Shields
Danner
Rothers
Herwig
Postels
Brand
Spencer
Young
Mercer
Ray
Patterson
Ford Cracks Record Shatters Yale Swim Win
Yale's Al an Ford nicknamed the Balboa Bullet set a new 100 yard freestyle world mark of 50.1 seconds on Saturday, surpassing American, collegiate, pool and Yale records as Yale defeated the University of Pennsylvania 52 to 22.
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Conn
Alan Ford
Yale
Balboa Bullet
University of Pennsylvania
Lindgren to End Grid Duties With Illinois
Justa M. Lindgren, 65, longtime Illinois football figure, will quit grid duties. A headline coach and chemistry faculty member, he played four years for the Illini and became head line tutor in 1904 after coaching at Cornell College. He led as Illini head coach in 1906, returned to line duties in 1907, serving annually through 1943.
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Champaign
Ill
Justa M. Lindgren
University of Illinois
Illini
Cornell College
Mt. Vernon
College basketball scores from multiple games reported
Ohio State defeated Michigan 52 to 39, Towa beat Indiana 52 to 49, Pittsburgh topped Carnegie Tech 52 to 33, Iowa State 40 Kansas 29, Wisconsin 49 Minnesota 30, Marquette 60 Notre Dame 43, Northwestern 43 Illinois State 39, Purdue 37 DePaul 39. Iowa Seahawks Panent Lakes 5 unclear.
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Towa
Indiana
Pittsburgh
Carnegie Tech
Iowa State
Kansas
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Marquette
Notre Dame
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Iowa Seahawks
Panent Lakes
Ilinois State
Nor- de -Paul
Purdue
Foreign language courses offered to U S servicemen
More than 30 foreign languages are now taught to U S servicemen. The program expands access to language training for military personnel to enhance overseas operations and cultural competence.
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U. S
Five La Crosse Bowlers Enter Petersen Classic in Chicago
Five local men from La Crosse enter the Petersen Classic tournament in Chicago tonight at 9 45. The event is billed as the richest bowling individual contest with total awards of 32000 dollars to lure top keglers from across the country.
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la Crosse
Chicago
La Crosse Bowler Entries For Chicago Classic
Ford Lipovetz reports La Crosse entries for the Peterson Junior Classic at Archer 35 Recreational alleys in Chicago April 22 at 10:25 p m. Eligible bowlers must have season average under 186 as of January 15 and under 186 in any league for three years. Contact Lipovetz to enter. entry fee noted for Bob Lowell of Peerless Amber team.
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Ford Lipovetz
la Crosse
Chicago
Archer
Lipovetz
Bob Lowell
Peerless Amber
Bergman Resigns as Redskins Coach after One Season
Arthur Dutch Bergman announced his resignation as head coach of the Washington Redskins, Eastern champions in the National Professional football league, effective March 1 due to other business pressures. Bergman, a former Notre Dame star, had coached at Catholic University, Dayton, New Mexico, and Minnesota before replacing Ray Flaherty. he did not name a successor.
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Bergman
Sean Night
Washington Redskins
George Marshall
Notre Dame
Catholic University
Dayton
New Mexico
Minnesota
Ray Flaherty
Redskins
Marshall
Paris Hosts World Largest City Span Across 1000 Years
Paris was the largest city in the world for a millennium, standing as the top urban center for roughly 1,000 years and shaping European history through growth, culture, and influence.
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Paris
Valdina Zenith Wins Gulf Coast Handicap at New Orleans
Valdina Zenith captured the Gulf Coast handicap at the Fair Grounds in New Orleans seven hours after being bought by William Helis. The three year old led the field by six lengths, Rover placed second, Gay Bit finished third. The winner clocked 1 44 for the mile and seventy yards and paid 10 4 2 60. Helis seeks the Louisiana Derby prize with the new horse ahead of the Kentucky Derby preview. The Louisiana Derby is scheduled for February 12.
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Valdina Zenith
William Helis
Valdina Farm
Cold Stream
Rover
Bobanet Stable
Gay Bit
Valdiia Zenith
Helis
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Babe) Rieber
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