Walker Leads Buc Batsmen
Hollywood California Dixie Walker leads the Dodgers with a .316 season mark and eight hits in 19 at bats in 10 of 34 exhibitions. Eddie Fitzgerald and Wally Westlake push for first string catcher Clyde McCullough. Stubby Les Fleming debuts with 10 RBIs in 10 hits while Bill Meyer rides the top stickmen to please managers.
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Blair Team Wins Grade School Tourney
Blair Wis special Blair seventh and eighth grade team ends 1948-49 season with a 14 0 record winning a six team invitational tourney. They scored 345 points while allowing 170 for a 25 to 12 game average. Sex e led with 106 points, Richard Stone 35 Olson 35, Gene Toraason 7, Allen Nanstad 30 and Richard Strand 19.
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Kenneth Berg
Richard Ystenes
Dike Eddleman Named Big Nine Most Valuable Player
Dike Eddleman of Illinois was voted the Big Nine MVP by Western Conference coaches and officials. He tallied 28 points in the ballot, with Ohio State’s Dick Schnittker runner up at 14 and Wisconsin’s Don Rehfeldt third at 12.
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Tug) Wilson
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Illinois
Andy Phillip
London
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Northern States Old-Timer Loop Champs Ride 55 38 Win
Northern States defeated Northern Engraving Intet 55 38 to cement an eight win nine start run. Thompson scored 23 with 11 field goals and a bonus shot to lead the loop champ. Hanson led Engraving with 14 while B Woodruff added seven. AmVets beat Newburg 51 38 as Paul Williams led with 13 and Moriarity 12 for the losers.
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Badger Boxers Host Minnesota Team Without Dickinson
Wisconsin NCAA welterweight champion Don Dickinson misses the meet with Minnesota due to a cold. Dwaine Dickinson moves from 155 to 145 to fill in as Wisconsin aims to extend its undefeated dual streak to 27.
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Howie Skjed
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John Lendenski
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Gene Fleming
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Bob Ranck
ABC To Continue Classic ABC Bowling Tourney For Little Fellow
Atlantic City N J Frank Baker ABC assistant secretary said the annual tournament will stay a classic for the average bowler not a series of regional finals He noted the 42 day event has 15 days left and warned that dividing into sections would prevent most bowlers from reaching the national final keeping the run of the mill player in focus.
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Robinson to fight Negro Bobby Lee in Chicago
Welterweight champion Ray Sugar Robinson will meet Bobby Lee in a 10 round non title bout at Chicago Stadium. The fight drew about 10 000 spectators as promoters Began and Schoenwald staged the card with both fighters agreeing to weigh over 147 pounds. In Burma tea is often pickled and eaten as a vegetable.
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Sugar) Robinson
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Seven volleyball teams begin YMCA meet in double elimination
Seven teams including Central Badgers and teachers college outfit enter the YMCA championship double elimination meet starting Saturday at See. The Schminks, Alpha Delts, Shack Rats and Y Greys headline a crowded field with rounds at 12 45 and 1 30, ending with finals Saturday night.
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Switch to Calvert Prompts Nationwide Buy Word
Ad copy urges a switch to Calvert with testimonials from men who have made the change. It promises better taste and features phrases like switchers supporting Calvert nationwide. The copy presents a conversational pitch to persuade readers to consider Calvert.
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Three Coaches To Lead Aquinas Spring Sports
Aquinas High School names three coaches to direct spring sports for 1957 58 with 72 baseball candidates reporting to Ray Staszak for the diamond team John Michuta takes over golf and Rev Charles Blecha coaches tennis. Pitching stars and returning lettermen highlight a promising season.
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Pete) Peterson
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Tomah Boxers Tie Center In Close 544 512 Draw
Tomah and Richland Center boxing teams fought to a 544 512 draw with four decisions each and three draws. In the heavyweight bout Hubert of Tomah edged Hu Banks of Richland Center. Exhibitions split two bouts and one draw.
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Montreal Beats Detroit 4-3 In Hockey Match
In a hard fought game Montreal downed Detroit 4 to 3. Toronto leads the best of seven series 2 games to 0 as Boston also trails 2-0.
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Four Encounters In YMCA Handball Meet
Four games played in La Crosse YMCA singles handball tournament on the Y court. Woods edged Lassig 21 6 18 21 21, Wochs beat Lieber 21 12 21 9, Winder defeated Schilling after losing first 9 21 21 16 21 12, Gallup earned a forfeit over Nichols. Friday night schedule lists six matches for Class A and B divisions.
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Bluejays Join Indians in Spring Training Start
The Green Bay Bluejays from Wisconsin State League Class D joined other Cleveland Indian farm clubs in minor league spring training drills at Marianna Florida on Thursday.
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Fights Last Night Card Reports Several Boxers Participation
In New York Sunnyside Garden Al Guido defeated Leo Sawicki on points. Worcester Massachusetts and Philadelphia bouts featured Jerome Frazier stopping Primus Cutler. Stan Rowan won a British Empire bantamweight decision over Jackie Paterson in Liverpool with Scots noting event in Scotland.
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Tests by Consumer Jury Determine Calvert Blend Taste
Consumer Jury tests across America assess Calvert whiskies in laboratories at am Ky and Baltimore. Calvert claims no expert panel decides taste, instead the average consumer guides blending to create a lighter, milder whiskey palatable to most people. The repeated testing supports Calvert Reserve as the preferred flavor profile.
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