Aquinas Defends Crown With 61 47 Victory Over Marquette
Aquinas beat Milwaukee Marquette 61 47 to repeat as state Catholic high school champions. Key players Jim Temp Mike Skemp and Tom Bruha earned all state nominations as Aquinas built a large first half lead and held off a late Marquette rally.
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West DE Pere
Wis
Aquinas
Milwaukee Marquette
Marquette
Jim Temp
Mike Skemp
Tom Bruha
Blugolds
Myron Peterson
Mar —_ _ quette
Bruha
Peterson
Beore Marquette
Milwaukee
Bludd
Temp
Gilbert
Lourdes
Rochester Lourdes
M. Skemp
Dick Wesling
Messmer
Norbert Esser
Carl Maglio
Edgewood
Lou Visintainer
Milwaukee Plus
Tom Sebastian
Joe Haluska
Joe Boda
Racine St. Catherine
Ptig
B. Skemp
Nachaselt
Ketler
Opiarre Bruhas
Dwambachg
Quarters Aquinas
Marquette Au
Black River Falls Legion Tops New Lisbon 72 to 60
Black River Falls Legion defeated New Lisbon 72 to 60 on Sunday. Norm Krenz led with 21 points while Kallos Johnson and Reisinger added 11 each for New Lisbon. Earlier, Disco-Taylor beat Black River Boosters 37-25 with Ibinger scoring 14 and Tollefson 14 for D-T.
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Black River Falls
Wis
Black River Falls Legion
New Lisbon
Norm Krenz
Kallos
Johnson
Reisinger
Disco- Taylor
Black River Boosters
Ibinger
Tollefson
D-T
Logan High 150 Sectional Tickets On Sale
Logan high school has been allotted 150 tickets for the sectional basketball tournament at Tomah D E Field announced Monday. There is no school at Logan this week but fans can buy tickets at the Logan office from 10 to 12 a m Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday. First come first served Field stated.
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Logan High School
Tomah
D. E
Logan
Beranek Leads Singles as Patterson Buschman Tie for Doubles
Bill Beranek tops the singles with a 685 total in the city bowling meet at Sports Bowl, leading after two days. Patterson and George Buschman pace the doubles with a 1,207, the only 1,200-range score, as the event nears its March 11 finish.
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Bill Beranek
Beranek
Pat Patterson
George Buschman
Pame
Carroll Reed
Reed
Buschman
Patterson
Jim Hase
Harold Weiss
John Rief
Norm Biebel
Hase
J. Mase
F. Kastenschmidt
B. Jehren
A. Banasik
J. Maack
Spike
FP. Zieber
B. Mosher
B. Moore
R. Wittenberg
W. Labus
D. Schroeder
D. Bjerkmen
M. Jones
T. Noel
R. Gilles
G. Arms
B. Wigdale
H. Samples
D. Beott
Cobbers term used by New Zealand soldiers for marines
New Zealand soldiers nicknamed marines cobbers meaning pals or buddies reflecting close alliance. The term appeared in wartime chatter signaling camaraderie between forces.
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New Zealand
Pal
Buddy
Sectionals Set for Wisconsin High School Basketball
Thirty two Wisconsin teams move into sectional play to decide eight state tournament entrants in Madison March 16 to 18. Sectionals span eight sites with Tomah starting Thursday and others Friday. Pairings include Port Wing Rhinelander at Ashland Spooner Bloomer Cornell St Croix Falls Woodville Wisconsin Rapids Stevens Point Tigerton Westfield Kohler Lodi Madison West Watertown Lena Shawano Two Rivers Gaberine La Crosse Le An Muscoda Onalaska and other regional matchups.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Madison
Neenah
New London
Watertown
Reedsburgh
la Crosse Logan
Tomah
Stevens Point
Wisconsin Rapids
Rhinelander
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Two Rivers
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Record Upsets In Shuffle Tournament
The Second Annual Old Style Lager Doubles ends week six with upsets. Tiny Halmrast and Al Fitting knock off last year's champions Joe Wakeen and Norm Rihn 7-5. Fuchs and Remen beat Peterson and Campbell 6 4. Leo Gerke and Haske stop Reinholz and Langston. Russ Eagon and Ted Schomers reach next round by edging Sam Stue land and Frank Bachman. Future matches feature Fuchs and Remen vs winner Christy Lepsch Kabat, Powell and Gilbertson vs Csac Thatro and Halmrasta, Schemers vs Gerke Haskell, and Harding Chapiewsky vs Baird Swords Newburg Newbury winner.
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al Fitting
Joe Wakeen
Norm Rihn
Fuchs
Remen
Peterson
Campbell
Leo Gerke
Haske
Reinholz
Langston
Russ Eagon
Ted Schomers
Sam Stueland
Frank Bachman
Dresbach
Freddy Yarosimek
Jim Grant
Bjorkman
Medinger
George Christy
Powell
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Csca Thatro
Halmrasta
Shuf le
Gerke
Haskell
Harding
Chapiewsky
Bangor
Baird-Swords
Cozy
McHenry
H. Kersten
Chase
Dark Horse
Tischer
Rossman
Pohlman
Beranek
Bachman
Olson
Farley
Gaskill-Evenson
Drake
Christianson
Woods
Swertz
Klos
Miller
Johnson
Owen
Ryan
Yarolimek
Donaldson
Goggin-Donahue and Schnick Strauss match winner noted
The report records the winner of the Goggin-Donahue and Schnick and Strauss match while noting top prizes in the event. The men’s section carries the main prize, and the women’s section offers $200 to the champions.
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Goggin-Donahue
Westby Skier Wins First Westby Ski Tournament Honors
Oscar Severson the Westby jumper won class A at the Wausau ski club event on Brokaw hill. More than 100 jumpers competed before about 2000 spectators amid headwinds and foul weather. Rudy Rettenmud senior claimed the senior division. Iron Mountain's Bob George won class C and Jack Lewandowski took class B. Jerry Nelson of Whitehall tied for third in class C with 134 points, Don Utecht of Wausau posted 134.2 for second.
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Wis
Oscar Severson
Westby
Brokaw Hill
Rudy Rettenmud
Blue Mounds
Bob George
Iron Mountain
Mich
Jack Lewandoski
Jerry Nelson
Whitehall
Don Utecht
Lansing Girl Cager Third In Free Throw Contest
Jean Ann Middendorf forward for Lansing high school earned third place in a Des Moines free throw contest during the state basketball tournament. She tied with 22 of 25 attempts and shared seven points in a subsequent tiebreaker, securing third position.
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Lansing
Jean Ann Middendorf
Lansing Ere
Des Moines
Jean Ann
Twelve Quintets Vie For YMCA Spring Invitational Crown
Twelve teams contest the YMCA Spring Invitational basketball title with opening games Tuesday at 6 pm. Nelson's vs Trane's starts, followed by Joseph Miller against the Discords Yellow Cab vs New Lisbon, and Pitzner's vs Rowley. Byes go to Quinn's Sport Shop Alpine Inn S and H and others.
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Nelson
Trane's
Joseph Miller
Discords
Yellow Cab
New Lisbon
Pitzner
Rowley
Quinn's Sport Shop
la Crosse State Tackers College
Alpine Inn
Bob
Lis
Longfellow
Nelson Contractors
Nicolet Hotel Wins Sparta Womens Bowling Meet
Nicolet hotel captured first at the Sparta Wisconsin women’s bowling tournament with 2,243 pins. Heineck cafe took second with 2,198 and Bansky Service totaled 2,180. Kay Olson posted the high three game total 498, Tee Swennes 492, Harriet Simpson had the high single game 187.
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Sparta
Wis
Nicolet Hotel
Heineck Cafe
Bansky Service
Kay Olson
Tee Swennes
Harriet Simpson
Merchants Beat Naval Reserve In Overtime Victory
The Caledonia Street Merchants defeated the Naval Reserves 53 48 in overtime at the Training Center Sunday night. The game was tied 41 47 at end of regulation as Stuhr scored 16 for the Merchants and Ritter also had 16 for the Reserves.
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Caledonia Street Merchants
Naval Reserves
Training Center
Stuhr
Ritter
Rushford Boxing Club to Host Season Finale Show
Rushford Minnesota special report: the Rushford Boxing club stages its last amateur show of the season on Tuesday night at the high school auditorium. Twelve bouts are planned headlined by Paul Walsh of Chatfield versus Lyle Busch of Chatfield in a 160 pound clash. The card includes three more lightweight and welterweight matchups with fighters from Chatfield Caledonia Lewiston and Rushford. An exhibition between Danny Culhane and Ralph Palen adds attraction to the evening.
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Minn
Tommy Lee
Caledonia
Joe Walsh
Chatfield
Danny Culhane
Ralph Palen
Jimmy Jeffro
Dale Anderson
Jimmy Monahan
Lewiston
Lyle Jacobson
Lanesboro
Virgil Knutson
Nesboro
7H Gavin
Bernard Hennessey
Paul Schulte
Cyril Palen
Stanley Ferguson
Bob Near
Bob Brine
Joe Monahan
Pete Daley
Ra Winkler
An Henry
Virgil Mack
Stanley Marin
Sparta City Team Tourney Awards On Display In Window
The Sparta March of Dimes basketball tournament trophies and 76 awards are shown in Spink Clothing Co. window in Sparta Wisconsin. Play opens Thursday with Tomah vs Hillsboro at 7 p.m. First round includes three other games. Friday features the fourth. Camp Douglas is an alternate if needed.
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Sparta
Wis
Sparta March of
Rehfeldt Named Outstanding Player At Stadium
Chicago basketball writers name Don Rehfeldt the top performer at the city stadium this season. The 6 foot 7 inch Wisconsin star, who won the Big Ten scoring title for a second straight year, scored 35 points in the February 11 win over Northwestern. He edged Paul Batog and Govedarica by one vote amid a field including Schnittker O Shea and Angelis, as 21 teams played in 12 stadium doubleheaders.
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Aquinas
Marquette
Theerformance
la Crosse
Mike Skemp
Peterson
Temp
Gilbert
Bruha
B. Skemp
Fred Keller
Bill Skemp
Chicago
Wisconsin
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Chicago Basketball Writers Association
Rehfeldt
Seco
Badgers
Northwestern
Hehfeldt
Paul
Bato Govedarica
Dick Schnittker
Ohio State
Kevin O'Shea
Notre Dame
Ray Angelis
Alex Groza
Kentucky
Rogge-Rogge Eyes Handball Title at YMCA Finals
Rogge-Rogge reached the Class A final after beating Lassig and Wallace 17 21 21 13 21 16 in the semi final. Wood and Bantle defeated Schilling and Schilling 21 19 21 13 to reach the other half. Class B saw Nichols and Roellig advance with 21 8 21 5 over Quinn and Van Galder. Final matches are scheduled for Wednesday.
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YMCA
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Wallace
Wood
Bantle
Schilling
Nichols
Roellig
Quinn
van Galder
Schiller-Rubenstein
Berthe-Waly
Schiller
Rubenstein
Lochridge
Ott
Berthe
Aly
Freeman
Griffen
Waly
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