Tomah Indians sweep three events in meet with Logan
Tomah high school track team swept the 120 yard highs 200 yard lows and the mile at Memorial field on Monday, then won the 880 yard relay to clinch 64-44 over Logan. standout performances by Jim Cunningham Zimmerman Ted Lowe and Dick Shutter highlighted the meet with multiple seconds and thirds.
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Logan
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Zip
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Cunningham
Haefner
Scott
Robertson
Art Sowle
Jack Ammerman
Harbaugh
Jack Harbaugh
Dale Warner
Sowle
Hackett
Mesner
Shutter
Tippens
Ronnie Cotton
Cotton
Thurston
Arentson
Beatty
Rawhauser
Lowe
Rudolph
Bert
Burnstad
Mosley
Schliecer
Boehm
Warner
Nante
Mashenge
Br Tomah
Holmen Nine Outlasts Trempealeau 8 7 In Conference Play
Holmen High School defeated Trempealeau 8 to 7 in a Coulee Conference baseball game. Holmen jumped to a four run lead in the first inning and added four more in the third, with Tenfield and Johnson pitching for Trempealeau and Holmen respectively as Tenfield went the distance.
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Holmen
Wis
Holmen High School
Trempealeau
Johnson
Tenfield
Aspenson Wins Golden Classic Singles in Decorah
Oscar Aspenson of Decorah led a large local turnout to the Sid's Golden Classic singles event in Decorah and won 146 dollars for first with a 794 series. Top ten finishers also included Bill Kingsley Cedar Falls 791 and Roger Grant Decorah 790 among others.
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Decorah
Oscar Aspenson
Aspenson
Bill Kingsley
Cedar Falls
Roger Grant
L. Winger
Don Aspenson
C. Gardner
Waukon
W. A. Lange
R. Jagerson
H. Johnson
Bob Hartley
Dr Eddie Anderson Named Head Coach of All Stars
Dr Eddie Anderson will coach the 1950 College All Stars for the game at Soldier Field on August 11 against the Philadelphia Eagles. He returns to Holy Cross this season after leading Iowa from 1939 to 1949 except wartime years and previously helmed Holy Cross 1933 to 1938. The Notre Dame star end under Knute Rockne has now two head coach roles for the All Stars following the 1940 team that lost to the Green Bay Packers 45 28.
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Chicago
Eddie Anderson
Soldier Field
Philadelphia Eagles
Anderson
Holy Cross
University of Iowa
Notre Dame
Knute Rockne
Green Bay Packers
Badgers Wallop Appleton Nine in Lopsided Win
The Wisconsin baseball team defeated Appleton 19 to 5. Don Schelfout and Red Wilson led the attack as Wisconsin exploded offense Monday night.
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Appleton
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Don Schelfout
Red Wilson
Geome
Seattle Gets 1951 WIBC Pin Tourney
The 1951 Women's International Bowling Congress tournament is assigned to Seattle. Detroit Omaha St. Louis and Syracuse vie to host the 1952 event, with Tuesday night’s vote to decide the 1952 host city as the WIBC holds its business meeting and banquet.
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Minn
Detroit
Omaha
St. Louis
Syracuse
N. Y
International Bowling Congress
Seattle
Bob Wilson Wins Big Ten Western Conference Medal
Bob Wilson, 1949 Wisconsin football captain, is named winner of the Western Conference medal given to a student at each Big Ten school. Athletic Director Harry Stuhldreher announced the selection Monday for proficiency in athletics and scholarship.
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Wis
Bob Wilson
Wisconsin
Harry Stuhldreher
Eau Claire Abes edge Central 4 0 on Jordan one hitter
Don Jordan pitched a neat one hitter over Copeland field as Eau Claire topped Central 4 0. Matt Beranek doubled in the fourth to spoil a potential no hit bid, while Jim Evans and Joe Richardson split mound duties for Central.
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Chick) Evans
la Crosse
Joe Richardson
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John Bowman
Norm Gutsch
Jentch
Gutsch
Jim Schlewitz
Bill Metz
Wayne Gilchrist
DeMoyne Close
del Cass
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Cass
Jordar
Beranek
Jim Mason
Jack Litsheim
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Voss
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Metz
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Hackett
Ruediger Places Fourth At State AAU Swim Meet
Dana Louise Ruediger of La Crosse earned fourth in the state AAU championships at J. E. Hamilton pool Two Rivers Wisconsin. La Crosse Teachers College student Jean Stobbe won the event and other results list Zastrow Suettinger King Nate among finalists.
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la Crosse
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Benny) Ford
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Joan King
Margaret Suettinger
Ruediger
Pat Nate
Zastrow
West Allis
Suettinger
King
Green Bay
Nate
Cards Nudge Dodgers 3-2 In Late Ninth Tilt
The St. Louis Cardinals beat the Brooklyn Dodgers 3-2 as Enos Slaughter and Chuck Diering staged a late rally. Bill Howerton drove in the tying run and Willard Ramsdell’s wild pitch produced the winning run, moving the Cards into a tie for second in the league.
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Joe Hatten
Redbirds
Hatten
Chuck Diering
Enos Slaughter
Diering
Marty Marion
Steve Bilko
Eddie Kazak
Dodger
Red Schoendienst
Bill Howerton
Willard Ramsdell
Howerton
Slaughter
Schoendienst
Ramsdell
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Cloyd Boyer
Ted Wilks
Max Lanier
Dodgers
Philadelphia
Boston
Central Bests Abe Netters In Tennis Duel
Central High School defeated Eau Claire 5 to 1 in a tennis match. The Red Raiders swept doubles with Kroner and Miller winning 6 4 and 5 7 8 6 6 4 in three singles. Mason and Martin won doubles 6 1 6 3.
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Olson
Boyd
Martin
Mason
Silbernal
Dufrane
French Islanders defeat All-Stars 12 to 9 at Breezy Point
The French Islanders 16 inch softball team edged the Top Hat All-Stars 12 9 Sunday afternoon at Breezy Point field. Bud Schultz had four safeties in as many trips while Ken Thorsen hit the homer for the All-Stars. A grudge game with the Highlanders versus the Lowlanders is set for Wednesday at Breezy Point field.
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French Islanders
Breezy Point Field
Bud Schultz
Ken Thorsen
French Island Highlanders
Lowlanders
Decorah Pin Team Fourth In State Meet
Decorah Country Club bowling team led by Roger Wheatman Henry Ernst Archie Johnson Wilson Lange and Roger Grant finished fourth in the state tournament in Clinton. The team totaled 2746. In doubles Lange and Wheatman were 11th with 1169.
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Decorah Country Club
Roger Wheatman
Henry Ernst
Archie Johnson
Wilson Lange
Roger Grant
Clinton
Lange
Wheatman
Fights Last Night by the Associated Pre
Montreal Laurent Street 158 in France hosts a boxing night with Steve Belloise, 161, New York, listed among participants. The report notes bouts and outcomes but lacks clear results and full card details.
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Associated Pre
Montreal
Laurent St
France
Steve Belloise
New York
AFL 9 Percent Drills Prepare for Evening Practice
The AFL baseball team scheduled a 5:30 p.m. practice on Wednesday at Copeland Park. All team members are urged to attend promptly.
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Copeland Park
Brewers Edge Kansas City in 2-1 Home Victory
In near freezing weather the Milwaukee Brewers defeated the Kansas City Blues 2-1 at home. Ben Johnson allowed seven hits in a strong start for Milwaukee. The Brewers tied it in the seventh on a Logan walk and Weisenburger double, then won in the eighth when Moss was hit by a pitch and Sanders scored on Logan's single after Ford weakened.
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Indianapolis
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St. Paul
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Jack Weisenburger
Ed Ford
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Howie Moss
Ray Sanders
Logan
Ford
Badger 9 Adds Winona TC To State Schedule
Wisconsin’s junior varsity football team announced a five game slate by Athletic Director Harry Stuhldreher. The 1950 schedule includes at Illinois, at Minnesota, Illinois here, at Ohio State, and Minnesota here. A baseball game with Winona State Teachers College was added for spring, with plans to play en route to Minnesota for conference games.
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Wis
Wisconsin
Harry Stuhldreher
Illinois
Minnesota
Ohio State
Stuhldreher
Badger
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Minn
State Teachers College
Thea
the Gophers
Standout Matchups Across Cities
Toledo faces Columbus, Indianapolis meets Louisville, St. Paul plays Minneapolis in a slate of scheduled games. The pairings highlight regional football or basketball showdowns without a listed results or dates.
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Columbus
Indianapolis
Louisville
St. Paul
Minneapolis
La Crescent overwhelms Caledonia 13 2 in season opener
La Crescent Cardinals open 1950 season by beating Caledonia 13 to 2 at home. Lottes allows four hits in four innings with eight strikeouts, Zumach adds six K. LeRoy Harris leads La Crescent with a triple and two singles, while Niel Gittens hits a homer and a single. Caledonia’s Hefte and Rollins contribute several hits.
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Caledonia
Lottes
Zumach
Cardinals
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Niel Gittens
Walt Arnold
Dick Hefte
Raider Golf Team Routs Eau Claire 9-3
La Crosse Raiders defeated Eau Claire Central 9 to 3 on Maple Grove course led by John Westerlund who beat Rasmus 3-0. Karl Schubert also won 2-1 over Tanner and Jack Schoenenberger edged Lamont 214-4. Bibby and Gregg ended even at 112-114.
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Eau Claire
Abes
Maple Grove
John Westerlund
Central
la Crosse
Rasmus
Karl Schubert
Tanner
Jack Schoenenberger
Lamont
John Bibby
Gregg
Waterville Advances In NE Iowa Baseball Semifinals
Waterville high school defeated Waukon 5-0 to move into the NE Iowa sectional semifinals. Ronnfeldt allowed three hits for the winners while Bauer camper and Kerndt pitched for Waukon. Waterville will meet IC of Lansing for a shot at the Lansing New Albin winner with semi finals set for Wednesday.
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Waterville High School
Waterville
IC of
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Albin
Ronnfeldt
Bauercamper
Kerndt
Ed's Practices Set for Tuesday and Thursday Softball Drills
State Ed's Practices Ed's softball team will hold drills on Tuesday and Thursday at 5 30 p m all team members are urged to attend to prepare for upcoming games
Luther Beats Wartburg 8-3 in Conference Victory
Luther coasted to an 8-3 win over Wartburg after building a 5-0 lead in five innings. Les Olson allowed five hits through five, with Weberg finishing the eighth. Luther stole five bases and added three insurance runs in the eighth to seal the win. The Norsemen travel to Cedar Falls Tuesday to face Iowa State Teachers College.
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Luther College
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Les Olson
Norsemen
Weberg
Luther
Dewey Boeler
Bahr
Boelter
Glesnes
Cedar Falls
Iowa State Teachers College Panthers
Shamrock and Neon Supply Face Off at Houska Park
Shamrock tavern and Neon Supply softball teams duel at Houska park on Wednesday evening. First pitch is scheduled for 5 p.m.
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Houska
Shamrock Tavern
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