Wisconsin bowlers brace for state tenpin tourney close date
The article notes entries close January 10 for a Wisconsin tenpin bowling tournament centered in Milwaukee. It mentions Sheboygan, Eagles club participation, and state association oversight with about 7,000 in attendance and a prize pool around $25,000. It describes alleys, service, and schedule details for the event.
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Tenpin
Wisconsin
Conch Street
Milwaukee
Eagles
Sheboygan
Wausau Winter Frolic Sets Feb 6 10 in Wisconsin
Wisconsin readers welcome the 1929 Wausau Winter Frolic the third edition of the ice and snow carnival sponsored by the Outdoor Sports Club. The five day festival features hockey ski jumping ice yachting curling snowshoeing and skating with intercollegiate teams and college entrants expected to attend. Fred Wiechmann returns as general chairman and Joscar Binzer leads the sports committee planning hockey matches and a potential Wisconsin valley tournament and state amateur championship.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Fred Wiechmann
Tomaee Lake Placid
Joscar Binzer
Wausau
University of Wisconsin
Wisconsin valley hockey tourney eyed for state title
A Wisconsin valley hockey tournament is under consideration and a probable state amateur championship series is planned. Several college teams including the State University six intend to enter the event, offering novices and children an equal chance with others.
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State ‘University
Manitowoc High Opens Fox River Valley Play At Green Bay
The Times will provide live coverage of Manitowoc High School basketball at Green Bay with half and final scores as soon as available. Harry Chandler will file updates from the game and readers can call 292 or 293 after 8:45 for the first half score and after the game for the final. Scores from other conference games will be reported as available.
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Manitowoc
Green Bay
Times
Harry Chandler
NA AF women’s division may oppose 1932 Olympic participation
At New York the National Amateur Athletic Federation women’s division weighs stance on Los Angeles 1932 Games. Delegates criticized focus on individual training over mass programs and consider possible opposition to American participation.
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New York
National Amateur Athletic Federation
Los Angeles
Helen Perrin
A. G. Nelson
California
Times Want Ad Promises Rade Or Rent Listings
A scanned Times Want Ad fragment hints at phrases about selling or renting items. The readable portion emphasizes the ad service for buying, selling, or renting. No clear names or dates are present in the readable text.
Old Ring Veterans Face New Hope in Madison Square Garden
Veteran Johnny Dundee battles Charley Rosenberg in a semi final while Max Schmeling meets Joe Sekura in the main bout as Tex Rickard fans weigh a heavyweight elimination clash. Dundee, 40, risks retirement while Schmeling looms as a rising foreign challenger.
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Cross Roads
Madison Square Garden
Johnny Dundee
Charley Phil Rosenberg
Dundee
Tex Rickard
Max Schmelling
Germany
Max
Jack Dempsey
Joe Sekura
Ohio
Paper Doll Factory
Schmelling Presents Test Against Strong Opponent
The report notes Schmelling, praised for a sharp right hand and solid punching, already showing resilience in his prior bout with Joe Monte of Boston. Observers caution against overrating foreign heavies but concede the German has potential and may soon face top contenders.
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Rosen
Schmelling
Joe Monte
Boston
Monte
Schmelting
Georges Carpentier
Max
Tex Rickard
Judge rules home brew same as moonshine in prohibition cases
Madison Wisconsin United States district court Judge Claude Z Luse held no distinction between selling beer and selling high proof liquor under the prohibition law. Herman W Sachtsen asked leniency for William Petroske and Otto Verona claiming home brew differs. The judge fined each defendant two hundred dollars. Other liquor cases included John Walker and John Bergfield each confined for thirty days in Rock County jail.
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Madison Wis
ULP
Claude Z. Luse
United States District Court
Herman W. Sachtsen
William Petroske
Otto Verona
John Walker
John Bergfield
Koshkonong
Rock County
Lawrence Vikings Face Hamline With Sons of Former Stars
SOLA APPLETON reports three youths, sons of former Lawrence athletes, will suit up for the Vikings against Hamline on the Appleton court. Frank Schneller Jr Neenah Kenneth Laird Black Creek and Harold Pierce Menasha are players. Schneller and Laird contend for center while Pierce starts at guard. Their fathers Brant Schneller and Cliff Pierce were Lawrence stars, with Dr J J Laird and other relatives noted in Viking football and baseball history.
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Appleton
Ietter
Lawrence College
Vikings
Hamline University
Appleton Court
Frank J. Schneller
Neenah
Kenneth
Laird
Black Creek
Harold
Pierce
Menasha
Lawrence
Schneller
Col
Brant J. Schnelter
Motorist in New Year Day Accident Released
Milwaukee driver released after questioning in a New Year’s Day collision that killed one man. The driver returned to Racine as coroner’s inquest proceeds continue. he had stopped to offer assistance at the scene.
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Milwaukee
Siento
Releake
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