Wisconsin recreation state tournament opens in Wauwatosa
AFL faces the Flambeau Indians in the early game as the Wisconsin recreation state tournament begins in Wauwatosa. Local matchups include Boston Store West vs Juneau city and Western Printers Racine vs Shiro’s Bar Madison with other nightly contests and lineup notes for Lovell McCulloch’s AFL squad.
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la Crosse Afl
Wisconsin Recreation
Wauwatosa
Flambeau Indians
Rhinelander
Boston
West
Juneau City
wWestern Printers
Racine
Schiro
Madison
Pop
Beloit
Neenah Police
Appleton
AFL
Wisconsin
la Crosse
Lake Superior
Stevens Point
Lovell McCulloch
John Kiis
Charlie Hinterberg
Ingham
Lou Pliam
Gold Nichols
Wally Witt
Glen McCulloch
Harry Schultz
Pro Basketball Scores From National League Race
National League results include Indianapolis TS with Flint 9 and Recherer seven, Syracuse 4 and Anderson 89 beating Gheboygan 76, Oshkosh (NL) TS, and Milwaukee Shooting Sars tallying scores in a crowded box score.
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National Leager Indianapolis
Flint
Recherer
Syracuse
Anderson
Gheboygan
Pabibien Oshkosh
Milwaukee
Cargill Upsets S H in Major AA overtime thriller
Cargill's rallied in the second half to beat S and H 43-42 in overtime after trailing 22-13 at intermission. Snyder led with 13, Gene Fick had nine for S and H, and the game tied 40-40 at the end of regulation. Terps edged Casey's 49-41 in the other Major AA matchup as Bill Cross and Jerry Schultz paced the winners.
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Bill Cross
Jerry Schultz
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Modern Laundry
Orange Crush
Bob Lind
Jerry Bendel
Sullivan's
Kadlitz
the Legion
Collins
Roller
Allis-Chalmers
Army-Navy
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Torgerson
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Schlifer
Dewey Ramlo
Jack Fry
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Modern Lary
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Tikele Marquart
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Luhmansg
Royals Clinch East Title in National Basketball League
Rochester Royals locked up the Eastern division title with one game left after beating Syracuse 76 48. Anderson Packers and Indianapolis Kautskys secured at least ties for second in the East while Fort Wayne vs Tri Cities and Oshkosh results impacted the Western race. Leo Klier scored 27 for Indianapolis and Howie Schultz made 10 free throws for Anderson.
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Rochester Royals
Syracuse
Toledo
Sheboygan
Rochester
Nationals
Anderson Packers
Ou Sheboygan
Anderson
Howie Schultz
Indianapolis Kautskys
Flint Dows
Chicago
Leo Klier
Fort Wayne
Tri-Cities
Tri-Cities Blackhawks
Oshkosh
Swans Shooting Stars
Final Plans For FC Loop Drafted In Minnesota
Final plans for the 1948 Fillmore County baseball league season will be drafted at a Preston meeting April 12 with eight teams. The season schedule will be reviewed and player eligibility studied, as North West Umpire Association officials will officiate league games. Pinky Anderson, the newly elected president, presided as seven teams attended including Mabel Rushford Canton Chatfield Preston Lanesboro Spring Valley. Harmony was not represented. A. C. Christiansen of Mabel is vice president and A. W. Morey of Lanesboro is secretary treasurer.
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Northwest Umpire Association
Loop
Pinky Anderson
Harmony
Paul Soltow
Mabel
A. J. Kulas
Rushford
James Burgess
Canton
Joe Flynn
Lanesboro
Jerry Roche
Preston
Joe Ellis
Chatfield
William Stone
Spring Valley
A. C. Christiansen
A. W. Morey
Dorothy Kirby Leads Second Round in Women Title Meet
Dorothy Kirby of Atlanta led the second round of the Women Titleholders Golf tournament by three strokes with a one under par 74. Defending champion Babe Didrikson Zaharias, Grace Lenczyk, and Posgy Kirk tied at 77, while Ma Agnes Wall posted 78.
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Augusta
Dorothy Kirby
Atlanta
Miss Kirby
Babe Didrikson Zaharias
Denver
Colo
Grace Lenczyk
Newington
Donkey basketball tripleheader tops Hillsboro schedule
In Hillsboro Wisconsin a Friday night tripleheader unfolds at the high school auditorium beginning at 8 o'clock. The opener features an all ladies game led by Arlene Erdman with Charlotte Jones and Jeannette Pellette among players. A faculty squad includes Miss Rawles and Mrs Steadman with five students. The second game pits Hillsboro high male students against a group led by Louis Krasco and Jerry Sosinski. The finale matches firefighters against the Lions Club with Fire Chief Toots Sullivan and Lion’s Club president R D Sandman steering lineups.
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Hillsboro
Wis
Arlene Erdman
Charlotte Jones
Jeannette Pellette
Norma Leatherberry
Betty Rosel
Virginia Field
Irene Novy
Shirley Perkins
Everet Teed
Virginia Schneider
Miss Rawles
Miss Noble
Steadman
Roberts
Delores Stanek
Anita Clark
Mary Rott
Donna Sullivan
Elaine Chesbro
Hillsboro High School
Bob Vaningan
Dick Sweeney
Dick Subera
Allan Wheeler
Bill Stenerson
Louis Krasco
Jerry Sosinski
Jim Shaker
Rudy Schiller
Walter Shear
Dick Watson
Lyle Steckel
Bob Gernetzke
George Beir
Dean Navy
Donny Kaukle
Lion's Club
Toots Sullivan
Joe Novy
Edwin Hammer
George Preslik
Ernie He
Otto Novy
Art Rosel
R. D. Sandman
Ted Cook
Don Heding
Ernie Knadle
John Steckel
Earl Robinson
Ben Rundell
Keith Moon
Ray Knower
Lion's Club Combination
St Josephs and St Johns Triumph In CYO Finals
A crowd of 600 watched Aquinas gym host Junior and Teen league finals. St Josephs beat St James 23 16 in the Junior bout while St Johns defeated St Marys 21 15 for the Teen title. Key scorers included Bill Skemp 19 for St Josephs and Manny Knutson and Fred Simmons led St Marys in tight losses.
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St. Joseph's
St. James
St. John’s
St. Mary’s
Holy Cross
Holy Trinity
Blessed Sacrament
St. Wenceslaus
Bill Skemp
Tom Malay
Manny Knutson
Fred Simmonses
Bowlers Chase Records in ABC Bowling Tourney Start
Bowlers from Ohio Wisconsin Pennsylvania New York and Michigan begin regular rounds in the American Bowling Congress tournament as the 80 day event resumes with five state squads joining after boosters opened play.
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Detroit
Ohio
Wisconsin
Pennsylvania
New York
Michigan
Exhibition Baseball Scores Across Cities
AP reports several exhibition games with varying results including Boston beating Detroit 6 to 4, Cincinnati 3 St. Louis 2, St. Louis 11 New York 3, Chicago 4 Philadelphia 12, and Washington 10. Also listed are Boston and New York in an A and N designation, Brooklyn 23 Dominican All-Stars 5, Portland PCL 4, and Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh 1 in an night game.
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Boston
Detroit
Cincinnati
St. Louis
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Washington
Brooklyn
Portland
St. Lews
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Clyde Smith Calls Indiana Coaching Job a Rough Task
Clyde Smith former Teachers College coach and athletic director became Indiana University head football coach and called the task a rough job. He will assume duties April 1 to direct spring drills and rebuild a squad in the Big Ten. Smith plans a single wing offense with variations and will rely on Chili Cochrane as a key assistant while assessing Hoosier hopefuls.
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Indiana University
Teachers College
University of Indiana
Hoosier School
Smith
la Crosse
Indiana
Bo McMillin
Hoosier
McMillin
Detroit Lion
Chili Cochrane
Cochrane
Kansas State University
Bloomington
Smitty
Grier and Kaczmarek Named Swimming Co-Captains
Milwaukee duo Marv Grier and Claude Kaczmarek were chosen as captains of the 1948-49 La Crosse State Teachers College Fighting GI swimming team. Coach Ford Lipovetz also said Bob Nehrlich of Sheboygan would manage the state co-champions.
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Marv Grier
Claude Kaczmarek
Milwaukee
la Crosse State Teachers College
Conzelman Faces Stellar All-Star Passing Challenge
Mobile report notes Chicago Cardinals coach Jimmy Conzelman worries about a pass defense against a backfield featuring Harry Gilmer Johnny Lujack Bobby Layne and Bob Kap. He cites an August 20 Chicago All Stars game and mentions Marshall Goldberg's return and Charlie Trippi as key playmakers. Kutner named MVP candidate.
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Ala
Harry Gilmer
Johnny Lujack
Bobby Layne
Bob Kappuis
Jimmy Conzelman
Chicago Cardinals
Chicago
Conzelman
Marshall Goldberg
Georgia
Charlie Trippi
Cardinal
Cardinals
Mal Kutner
University of Texas
Plans for Root River Loop baseball season in Caledonia
Caledonia Minnesota special report managers and officers of Root River baseball clubs meet at city hall this evening to plan the 1948 league schedule and activities.
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Caledonia
Minn
Caledonia City Hall
Eight Teams to Compete at Copeland Park This Summer
Olson's Sporting Goods Store promotes the new baseball season with eight city teams at Copeland Park. Catchers wear lighter protective gear and masks, first basemen receive larger mitts, and bats follow a weight rule of about one ounce per inch. Spectators and players are invited to see the latest equipment at 221 South Third Street.
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Copeland Park
First
Olson
Sporting Goods
South Third Street
Kentucky Favored Over Holy Cross In Eastern NCAA Final
Kentucky leads Holy Cross by statistics and season record as both teams reach the NCAA final at Madison Square Garden. Kentucky, SEC champion, beat Columbia 76 to 53 while Holy Cross defeated Big Nine champion to reach the title game amid a 19 game win streak for the Crusaders.
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Kentucky
Giants
Holy Cross
New Englanders
Crusaders
Team of Destiny
Madison Square Garden
Columbia
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