Luther college football job remains open amid talks with candidates
Luther College continues to search for a new football coach with Rev. J W Yivisaker stating the position is still open. Officials have interviewed several prospects including Larry Olsonoski, with screenings expected to continue for some time as candidates are evaluated.
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Luther College
Minneapolis
Larry Olsonoski
Luther
J. W. Yivisaker
Ev. Yivisaker
Harry Bangsberg
Tribune Luther
Olsonoski
Rev. Yivisaker
Women’s league Thursday night results and standings
A dense recap of women's softball and bowling results from Thursday. Teams like Stork Club Hofbrau Doghouse Dakota Vogue and Idle Hour posted scores with top players listed for each club. The report covers multiple leagues, with player pairings and win totals, plus upcoming makeup games and standings notes.
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Whitey
St. Hofbrau
North Star
Vogue
Doghouse
Club
Ghaesreck
Spot
Dakota
Blue Moon
Idie Hour
Amains
Pre Fee Stork
Drake
Christiansen
Christianson
Vanderploeg
Hofbrau
Young and Viner
Maurer
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Hall
Osgoodamrock
Adams and
Johnson
Bjork Club
North
Vogue “ Shamrock
Whitey's
Jay
Ritters
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Huddle
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Moety J. Temp
Amber
Miller
Ritter
E. Larson
L. Ritter
Oxford
Rabrer
Kramer
Will
Koste
C. Miller
Manning
Melody
Cagle
Townsend
Risman
Rgre
Blugold Five In 9 15 Tilt
Aquinas high school meets St Catherine of Racine in the opening game of the 1950 State Catholic basketball tournament at 9 15 p m. The Blugolds defending champions join three Milwaukee teams and others in the second round as Thursday results unfold with Marquette and Pius advancing.
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Wis
Aquinas High School
St. Catherine of Racine
Milwaukee
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Chippewa Falls
Racine
Campion of
Prairie du Chien
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Little Chute
Cathedral of Superior
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Aquinas
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Phomore
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Myron Peterson
Jim Temp
Will Prda
Tom Bruha
Peterson
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Pius
Edgewood
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Campion
Superior Cathedral
Madison Edgewood
St. John's
St. Norbert Club
McDonell
Brian Leads Packers With 32 In ProGame
Frank Brian scored 32 points to lift the Green Bay Packers 85-72 over Denver as they pulled away in the third quarter after a 38-38 halftime deadlock. Mikan led scorers with 24 for the Lakers in a 68-61 win over Baltimore.
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Fortware
St. Louis
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Fort Wayne
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Boston
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Celtics
Carl Braun
Knicks
Washington
Fred Scolari
Chicago
Aps
King nets 63 as scoring race shifts in Charleston game
George King scored 63 points to lift Morris-Harvey over Tiffin 117 to 52 in Charleston. The performance pushes King’s season total to 860 in 27 games and his career mark to 2 430. Nate DeLong of River Falls trails King with 2 517 career points after 28 games this season.
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Charleston
W. Va
George King
Morris-Harvey Watehed Tiffin
O.) University
King
Nate DeLong
River Falls
Wis
DeLong
Local Keglers Open City Bowling Meet This Weekend
Local Keglers will compete at the Sports Bowl this weekend March 4-5 to open the La Crosse City Bowling Association annual men's city handicap tournament open to association members. The event continues March 11-12 with team doubles and singles prizes awarded to top finishers.
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City Association
Loo
Bob Feisenman
Ben Hebe
Roy Wasmuth
Howle Zelimer
Woody Bateman
Herb Amundson
D. O. Les Bendel
Don Limpert
Carroll Reed
Art Donovan
Oscar Lueli
al Jungbiuth
al Shillings
Mel Moff
Bud Hoover
Russ Sackmaster
Jee Nichols
Hank Kreuter
Don Weigel
George Temp
Jerome Netwai
Louis Robinson
Wiliam Weigel
Leo Vondrashek
M. Mickelstad
Niedfeldt
Charles Braddler
Fred Reiman
Hoffman G. Hegenbarth
D. Kroeger
HM. Carlson
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Hank Kamperschroer
C. Belle
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Hob Mehren
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A. Delienba
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J Bevati
Pitepatrick
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John Riet
Norm Biebel
Gene Arme
Bob Wigdahl
Wally Andree
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Jim Hase
Harold Weiss
Hal Sampies
Dick Beots
Joe Finn
Lud Berg
Rey Sullivan
John Kahle
Robert Roggenseck
R. Buaer
Ray Pite
Paul Metts
Ripon upsetting Lawrence as Weiske tops 34 points
Kermit Weiske scored 34 points to set a Ripon college scoring record and spark the Redmen to an 84-62 Midwest Conference victory over Lawrence. Weiske hit 15 baskets and four free throws as Ripon led 42-28 at halftime.
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Wis
Kermit (Doc
Weiske
Ripon College
Redmen
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Ripon Jed
Livestock Endurance at High Altitude Flying
The article notes that with few exceptions livestock can endure flying at altitudes up to 10 000 feet, indicating general resilience with limited exceptions among animals.
District playoff showdowns set for West Salem gym
Four district tourney champions Alma Galesville Seneca and Onalaska clash in high school playoff doubleheader at West Salem. Seneca faces Onalaska at 7 30 with Alma Galesville following at 8 45. Winners earn sectional berths. losers exit WIAA competition.
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Galesville
Seneca
Onalaska
West Salem
Wis
Vetty
Bud Mahlum
Lloyd Holthaus
Mahlum
Sam Stuhr
Don Poss
Ronaldf
Earl Johnson
Gale Linepp
Dick Lechnir
Dick Slama
Howard Olson
Bernard Ingham
Phil Quamme
Rick Alveraz
L. Hamilton
Johnnna
Gale
J. Larson
R. McKeeth
Baseball Camp News Roundup from Several Spring Sites
Reports from St. Petersburg and other Florida camps note Johnny Mize's lingering arm weakness after last season. Dick Wakefield refuses a $17,500 contract. Burt Shotton plans Cox infield utility. Lou Boudreau impresses in initial field tests. Jimmy Bloodworth signs with the Reds. Ted Kluszewski remains unsigned. Other items include Red Sox rookies Gillespie Schanz Mueller under McCarthy, Tigers sign holdouts Newhouser and Hutchinson, and Cubs, Pirates, Phillies spring drills with various rookies and injuries. Bedfordshire jail records bearing John Bunyan noted.
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Fla
Johnny Mize
Yankees
Giants
Mize
Dick Wakefield
Lakeland
Handball doubles advance to semifinals at YMCA meet
Lassig Wallace and Rogge Rogge reach Class A semis while Van Galder Nichols Roellig lead Class B as teams win in straight or split sets. Friday schedule lists Quinn Van Galder vs Nichols Roellig and others in a double elimination event.
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Wallace
Rogge
YMCA
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van Galder
Nichols
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Schilling
Wood
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Quinn
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Waly
Lochridge
Ott
Wisland
Winder
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Gallup
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Rubenstein
Black River Falls Edges Augusta In Close 75 72 Victory
Black River Falls edged Augusta 75 72 as Norm Krenz led with 22 points and Duane Lambert Sam Young added 17 each. Augusta trailed 14-12 after one, by 47-34 at halftime, then rallied but fell short.
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Black River Falls
Wis
Augusta
Ce Augusta
Witlayers
Eau Claire State Eaders
Black River
Norm Krenz
Duane Lambert
Sam Young
Dean van Gorden
Dick Emmanuel
Gene Muself
Ade Washburn
Bob Young
Jack River
West Salem and Sparta Triumph in Cashton Invitational
West Salem beat Norwalk 54 43 and Sparta defeated host Cashton as Cashton Invitational action opened with first round victories. Growth and Newburg led West Salem with 14 and 13 points while Norwalk’s Dick Kaspberg had 15. Dave James led Sparta with 19 points and Hundt Schroeder added 12 each for Cashton.
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Wis
West Salem
Sparta Trojans
Salem
Norwalk
Sparta
Serta
Dave James
Trojans
Hundt
Schroeder
Viola
Westby
Bangor
Caledonia
Wall Captures All-Events Title At Galesville
Bob Wall of Ettrick won the all-events title at the Galesville bowling meet in Wisconsin. O L Beadle led the singles with a 632, Wall had 615 for second, Albert Lewe 584. Selbo and Miedema of Holmen led doubles with 1218, Art Onsrud and Norman Hagen took second, Suttie and Scherr third. Farmer's Exchange team won the event with 2738, Green Lanterns third. Womens tournament planned for Sunday March 5.
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Wis
Bob Wall
Ettrick
Warren Selbo
Leland Miedema
Holmen
Art Onsrud
Norman Hagen
Lawrence Suttie
Albert Scherr
Farmer's Exchange
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