Underdogs Triumph In NBA Playoff Action
Sheboygan Fort Wayne and Tri City upset top teams in playoff games. Syracuse beat Philadelphia 63 59 to advance as Fort Wayne defeated Rochester 90 84 and Sheboygan rallied past Indianapolis 95 85. Tri City edged Anderson 76 75 with Jack Nichols scoring 23.
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Clint Wagner
Bacon and Hanson Sets City Bowling Records in Sparta League
In Sparta Wisconsin Bacon and Hanson bowling team won three games from Em's Dress Shop and set city records with 901 single game and 2.54 team totals. Shirley Henderson posted 548, Ruth Erickson 236 in a season finale effort, while Millie Larson led a trio of 203, 493, 492 scores among others.
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Gale Cups Volleyball Crown Seals Galesville Title
Galesville high school claims the Coulee conference volleyball championship at West Salem and earns a state tournament berth in Madison on April 1. Galesville defeated Mindoro 15-11 15-11 in the final after routing Trempealeau earlier, while Mindoro advanced past Holmen and Salem beat Bangor to reach the semis.
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Penn State and Penn State to renew gridiron rivalry in 1963
The article notes that Penn State and the University of Pennsylvania will resume their football rivalry in Philadelphia in 1963, restoring the annual matchup for next season.
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S and H basketball team opens bid for state title at Whitefish Bay
S and H, city recreation league champions, travel to Whitefish Bay Wisconsin for a 9 p m Saturday state tournament opener against Rhinelander District champions. Led by Ed Duke Cunningham and featuring Ken Ingham Jim Sciborski Don Wateski Jerry Johnston Jack Collins and others.
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Pip) Wuest
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Don Wateski
Jerry Johnston
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Bob Scharnke
John Bigelow
Hank Johnson
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Luther College
Top Seeded Teams Remain in AAU Meet
Four top seeds survive after five days of play in the national AAU basketball tournament in Denver. Blue N Golds of Oakland, Phillips Oilers of Bartlesville, Denver Chevrolets, and San Francisco woakies advance to the semifinals after decisive wins and tense challenges. San Francisco beat Peoria Diesels 60-53 to claim the fourth spot, while Denver Chevrolets routed Milwaukee Allen Bradleys 70-48. Kirby Minter led Peoria at halftime with a 29-26 margin.
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Coulee Conference Coaches Meet For 1950 51 Plans
An Onalaska meeting of Coulee conference coaches and principals outlined plans for the 1950 baseball season and a revised 1950-51 basketball schedule. Baseball opens April 14 with a five game slate and a May district tournament tentatively set for Bangor. The basketball schedule aims to limit back to back home games and address two week pre season football conflicts for Galesville and Onalaska.
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Indians Hold Indoor Drills at Teachers College Spring Football Camp
Spring football practice under Coach Clark Van Galder unfolds in the TC men’s gym. Nineteen letterwinners form a core as new candidates and transfers join workouts. A May 6 intra-squad game pits the Maroons against the Grays, with public attendance invited.
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University of Wisconsin
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St. Norberts
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Marquette
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Platteville
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Reuschlein
Sparta Ladies Bowling League Elects New President
Evelyn Nicol was elected president of the Sparta Ladies Bowling League in Sparta Wisconsin on Thursday night succeeding Mary Jean von der Ohe. Other officers include Orville Felland as vice president Mary Jean von der Ohe as secretary Evelyn Poor as treasurer and Jane Isensee as sergeant at arms.
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Pappy Waldorf Signs New Three Year Cal Football Pact
Berkeley California The Associated Students executive committee tore up Waldorf's old two year contract and handed him a new three year deal Wednesday night No salary increase was provided Waldorf has led California to two Pacific Coast Conference championships and one runner up in three seasons with only one loss in 30 regular season games
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Pappy) Waldorf
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Miller Quintet Tops Wards In Senior City Race
Joseph Miller's team led 12-9 at halftime and pulled away in the third quarter to win 60-39 over Montgomery Ward at Longfellow. Haines scored 18 points and Krome 14 while Whiting added 11 for Miller.
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CCNY Beats Ohio State 56 55 in MSG NCAA Upset
CCNY defeated Ohio State 56 55 in Madison Square Garden as NC State's 87 74 win over Holy Cross set up a Saturday East final clash with CCNY. Sam Ranzino led NC State with 32 points while Dick Schnittker scored 26 for Ohio State.
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College Of Commerce Drops First League Game At Vocational
The College of Commerce basketball team in the intra mural league at Vocational School lost its first league game 40 to 38 to the Drafting Department quintet. Commerce led for three quarters, trailed in the fourth, with Tolvstad scoring nine for the winners and Kam Johnson totaling 12 for the losers.
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Exhibition Baseball Results Across Teams
The report lists multiple exhibition games with varied outcomes. Notable scores include Brooklyn 6 Philadelphia Cincinnati 4 and Boston 13 Philadelphia New York 8. Other results feature St Louis 6 Hollywood 8 in 11 innings and Detroit 1 Cleveland 1 in extra play.
Rhinelander Cagers to Represent Wisconsin in Legion Meet
Rhinelander Shortys state champions in the American Legion basketball tournament will represent Wisconsin at the national meet in McPherson Kansas later this month. Rhinelander finished fourth in the state, but Milwaukee Police Post declined to compete in Kansas.
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Beloit College to Enter Four Teams at Purdue Relays
Beloit college track coach Herb Hodges will take 17 men to the Purdue Relays in Lafayette Indiana. Beloit will enter four teams and five individual events.
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Lankvelt Resigns as Little Chute Dutchmen Coach
Hank Van Lankelt resigns as head football coach of the Little Chute Flying Dutchmen in the Wisconsin State league. No successor has been named.
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Hank van Lankelt
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