Tops in Stocks in Central Wisconsin racing bonuses
The Central Wisconsin Racing Association paid $800 in bonuses to the top three point finishers. First place Marv Marzolka of Wisconsin Rapids, second Dick Trickel of Rapids, and third Lyle Nobbelfeldt of Rapids received checks during weekend presentations in Tomah. Tracks affiliated include Black River Falls Tomah Wisconsin Rapids and Wisconsin Dells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Wisconsin Racing Association
Don Kissinger
Black River Falls
Marv Marzolka
Wisconsin Rapids
Wayne Kittelson
Osseo
Dale Walworth
Warrens
Dash
Dick Trickel
Lyle Nobbelfeldt
Rapids
Tom Reffner
Rudolph
Dave Larson
Alma Center
John Brevick
Fairchild
LaVada
Buck) Lenhart
Union Center
Association
Tomah
Wisconsin Dells
Floyd Little Bears Down Holy Cross in 32-6 Victory
Floyd Little rushed for 85 yards and scored a long touchdown to power Syracuse to a 32-6 win over Holy Cross. The Orange dominated on offense and defense, handing the Crusaders a one-sided defeat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
N.Y
Floyd Little
Holy Cross
Crusaders
Chipmunks In Wisconsin Store Nuts For Winter
Chipmunks in Wisconsin sometimes store as much as half a bushel of nuts and grain for food during the winter season. This behavior helps them survive when food is scarce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
NAIA ruling may bar WSU from national tourney
A NAIA decision in Kansas City could disqualify the Wisconsin State University Conference champion from the national tournament next March. The Feb 26 deadline requires all in-conference title contenders to finish regular-season games. La Crosse State and Stout end by deadline, while other WSU members must adjust schedules to avoid disqualification. District 14 includes Carthage Northland Carroll Lakeland and St Norbert. Gaustch expects a gentleman’s agreement among coaches and confirms the deadline stands.
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National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics
NAIA
Kansas City
Wisconsin State University Conference
la Crosse State University
WSU
Wisconsin
la Crosse
Stout
Indians
Blue Devils
Floyd Gautsch
la Crosse State
District 14
Lakeland
St. Norbert
Gautsch
Eau Claire
Carthage
Northland
Carroll
College Conference of Illinois
Pioneer Association
Fugitive Bound Over After Recapture
Milwaukee reporter notes Michael Mrotek 22 of Milwaukee bound over to Circuit Court after recapture in West Allis. He faces two burglary charges for weekend break ins at a service station and an elementary school following an escape from Manitowoc County hospital on October 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Manitowoc
Michael Mrotek
West Allis
Gold has not circulated as money in the United States since 1933
The sentence notes a historical change in US currency policy indicating that gold stopped circulating as money in 1933. It identifies the nation and the year of the shift without additional context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Bragan To Be Feted For Baseball Contributions
Fort Worth Texas AP Bobby Bragan Milwaukee Braves manager will be honored Wednesday noon for his baseball contributions. Bragan played for Philadelphia and Brooklyn, managed Fort Worth in the Texas League, Hollywood and Spokane in the PCL, coached the Astros and Dodgers, and managed Pirates, Indians and Braves. He will manage the Atlanta Braves next season and lives in Fort Worth. About two hundred friends will attend. hall seats are limited.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Bobby Bragan
Milwaukee Braves
Bragan
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Hollywood
Spokane
Houston Astros
Brooklyn Dodgers
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Milwaukee
Atlanta Braves
Dartmouth wins 14-0 over Harvard in 69th Ivy clash
Dartmouth remains undefeated with a 14-0 victory over Harvard. Dave Coughlin recovered a fumble and Mickey Beard contributed to the shutout in the long rivalry game. Manhattan football no longer participates. Syracuse score line noted in historical recap.
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Cambridge
Mass
Dartmouth
Dave Coughlin
Mickey Beard
Harvard
Syracuse
Manhattans
Manhattan
Clemson Defeats TCU 3-0 In Defensive Football Contest
Clemson blocked a Texas Christian field goal block in the second quarter then benefitted from a 26 yard field goal by Frank Pearce to claim a 3-0 victory. The game featured 23 punts, with 12 by TCU, as defense dominated.
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Clemson
S.C
Frank Pearce
Texas Christian
TCU
Sumrall field goal seals 3-0 upset of Auburn
Southern Mississippi won 3-0 at Auburn on a 26 yard field goal by George Sumrall. The key plays were Tommy Brennan with three pass interceptions that shifted momentum and helped secure the upset.
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Auburn
Ala
George Sumrall
Southern Mississippi
Tommy Brennan
Bowling Scores and Standings From City Leagues
Bowling results from Shamrock Lanes South Lancs Holiday Lanes and Sports Bowl show team series and game totals for multiple leagues including AMERICAN, MEN'S SO, PINE TREE, 1RED APPLE, LADIES POWDERPUFF, LADIES MERCHANT, LADIES SUNDOWNERS, LUTHERAN NORTHERN and GOOD SHEPHERD. Notable high series leaders include Al Moore 654 and Rich Jeruve 623 with top singles 258 and 239 respectively.
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Shamrock Lanes
Bob’s
IGA
al Moore
Arnie Shea
Jim Ruppert
Howard Papentuss
Harley Greenwood
Lee Larson
Bill Kerrigan
Dick Nissalke
Nick Palubicki
Doc Barton
South Lancs
Shelby Liquor
Nelson Clothing Co
Garry Kenyon
Bob Mehren
Otto Butzman
Paul Losen
Dick Jelen
Stan McCurdy
Jesse Graham
Dick Kaiser
Ted Molzahn
Howie Hoff
Ken Deal
Warren Engelson
Holiday Lanes
Nelson Construction
Rich Jeruve
Jim Porter
Dick Wardwell
Bob Schlichte
Bud Loomis
John Mattson
Rich Severson
Leon Borck
Frank Alberts
Tom Mikulina
Rich Jerue
APPLE
People’s Nail
Gas
Leon Demorest
Larry Guggenbueh
Edgar Lemke
Ralph Meyer
Reg Weidman
Les Ashmore
Bob Dammon
Walt Bartz
Bob Potter
Art Jacobson
Latch’s Bar
Magic Mirror
Gloria Borgedah
Kay Kerska
Ruth Bilicki
Ruth Lambert
Eleanor Grabinski
Bev Lenz
Nancy Proksch
Phyllis Schlafge
Shirley Proksch
Hattie Wendling
Ladies’ Sundowners
Allis-Chalmers
Modern Laundry
Charlotte Johnson
Jane Tweed
Kathy Wood
Val Silcox
Charlottte Eilertson
Diane Bigley
Marge Schaller
Vivian Ewing
Fae Welda
M. Zumach
Good Shepherd
Prophets
George Thaldorf
Richard Cornell
George Schneider
Lowell Peterson
Marvin Fruechte
Norma Schneider
Georgia Hermanson
Pat Norskog
Lucille Geary
Carol Abraham
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Orefour
Doerre
Pearl St
Tribune
DR. Fixit
Dee
Gasoline Alley Mobil Station
Badger
Wen
Chevrolet
Chevy
Ray Hutson
Chevrolet Inc
Cass Streets
la Crosse Tribune
RFD
Midwest
L Pd
Ripon
Lawrence Beloit
Grinnell
St. Olaf
Carleton
Coe
Monmouth
Knox
Cornell
Atlanta, Ga
Kim King
Navy
Georgia Tech
Hammes
Pla-Mor Lanes
Keller Printing
Gloria Dierkop
Vera Borgier
la Vonne Holseth
Marilyn Wigdal
Kay Sheppard
Marie Mueller
Sandbaggers
Cyclones
del Schroeder
Bob Sullivan
Dave Kilmer
Jerry, Neuman
Geo. Meir
Bert Hatlestad
Ag Faherty
Lil Webster
Shirley Kilmer
Lutheran
Fred Nuttleman
Larry Oliver
Walt Gutzke
Ken Jamesson
Rev. Schmidt
Don Iverson
Everett Dayton
Bob Elsen
Wad Dobrunz
Doug Willer
Seiler & Shanley
Louise Peterson
Mary Krajewski
Hazel Stalzberg
Alice Knutson
Marian Rebhan
Lena Johnson
Rose Glitz
Eileen Goyette
Vi Notz
Betty Wolff
Betty Whistleman
Marie Weber
Jane Soller
Thaldorf
Ball & Chain
Coulee
Breezy Pointers
Don Krause
Darrell Hansen
Maynard Gardner
Tim Sjolander
Cliff Manley
Adeline de Clue
Catherine Gardner
Maggie Kramer
Ruth Sjolander
Slassic
Medary Lumber
R. Grade
R. Davison
R. Schroeder
Jim Thompson
Clayton Lambert
Curley Urban
B. Hansen
Sy Baures
Rich Davison
Blackhawk
Yellow Cab
Bob Fredrickson
Bob Fierstad
Roger Emerson
Jim Stueland
Jess Boehlke
Earl Caldwell
Fred Jacobson
Dick Vance
Jerry Seubert
Ken Weber
Lyle Key
Bill Coughlin
Bud Brunson
Dave Lund
Ladies’ Country Club
Jan Wasmuth
Lorraine Bummert
Betty Sevenants
Jane Blaschke
Martha Hinytzke
Jan Ringdah
Lennie Hancock
Kay Palmer
Nelle Ducharme
Joanne Jenkins
Andy’s Bar-Pizza
Mike Faas
Bill Gerke
Charlie Hottinger
B. Glubka
Glen Wiemersinge
Jim O’connor
Gordon Fetty
Howie Fossum
Gil Bonnie
Ed Schumacher
Rawlings
M.V.P
L.S.A
Aquinas
MINN
Iowa
Notre Dame
ST. Wenceslaus Longfellow
Sport Shop
Main ST
Sil
Canada
Hiram Walker Importers Inc
Detroit
Mich
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