Wisconsin High Holds Tie For First In Badger Conference
Monroe and Wisconsin High sit atop the Badger Conference after opening-round wins with Evansville, Milton, and Fort Atkinson also in the mix. Wisconsin High targets a Friday game against Monroe with a deep bench and familiar starters like Harris and Schneiders, while Metzen plans reserve impact from Dettloff, Thomas, and Harris.
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Colts Plan Return to NFL Says Counsel
Baltimore counsel for the defunct Colts claimed the team will definitely return to the National Football League with an official announcement expected this week from league commissioner Bert Bell. Bell denied any agreement being reached. Navy coach Eddie Erdelatz advocated defense after a 7-0 win over Army as Army has scored just nine points in three Army-Navy games under his tenure. Georgia Tech leads 11-0-0 with Sugar Bowl on Jan 1, among 16 unbeaten teams. Michigan State Beloit and St Norbert also unbeaten.
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Bowling Has New Championship Five In Detroit Strohs
The Stroh's team of Detroit won the new five-man match-game title in Detroit, overtaking the Pfeiffer outfit led by Lou Shlaff. Stroh's trailed by 261 pins entering the weekend, built a 64 pin lead after six games, then swept the veteran champions to claim the crown.
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Wisconsin Officials List First Chancers for Rose Bowl Tickets
Wisconsin university officials announced Saturday that the 13 000 Rose Bowl tickets are reserved for four groups: students faculty and staff and members of the Wisconsin Alumni Association and the National W Club whose dues are paid. If any tickets remain unsold they will be offered to season ticket holders.
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Hawks Lose Close Tilt to Rochester Min
The Milwau Hawks led in field goals but the Rochester Royals surged at the free throw line yesterday to win 91 to 88. Milwaukee made 26 field goals to 22 for the Royals, with Jack Nichols Mel Hutchins and Al Masino each scoring 15 points while Bob Davies added 21 for Rochester.
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Rockets whip Chiefs in Grand Rapids IHL game
The Grand Rapids Rockets defeated the Milwaukee Chiefs 8-5 as four unanswered goals in the final period sealed the win before 3,284 fans Saturday night in Grand Rapids Michigan.
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Browns and Lions Face Chance at NFL Title In Week
New York report says Cleveland Browns hold a six game division streak and lead the American Conference with two games left while the Detroit Lions share the National Conference lead with the Rams. Cleveland crushed the Redskins 48-24 as Eagles and Giants fell. Cardinals, Eagles, and Steelers results noted.
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Hilltoppers Battle To 27 27 Grid Tie In College Game
Pacific built a 27 7 halftime lead but the Hilltoppers rallied in the second half. alert defense recovered a Marquette fumble and intercepted two Tiger passes to set up touchdowns. The Hilltopper defense then forced two more interceptions to fuel a 27 27 tie.
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Spartans in Trouble Completing Schedule for 1955 56
Big Ten officials meet in Chicago Wednesday to try arranging 1955 and 1956 football dates. Michigan State has six conference games planned for 1953 and 1954 but reportedly struggles to secure that many for the next two years.
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Three Badgers Named to Team
Paul Giel of Minnesota headlines the 1952 All-Western football squad as a second-year star. Wisconsin’s Fel Kennedy and Ohio State’s Fred Bruney also earn defensive spots, with Michigan State and Notre Dame players filling key roles on offense and defense.
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Illinois
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University of Detroit
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Wisconsin faculty to decide on Ivy Williamson departure
The University of Wisconsin faculty planned a regular meeting to decide if coach Ivy Williamson may leave for California with the football team on December 17. It was also unsettled whether the Badgers would travel by train or by plane, a question seen among Big Ten Rose Bowl teams.
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Dairy exports drop as cheese leads decline and cheese foes fear shortages
Exports of farm products fell 29 percent in September from a year earlier, with cheese showing the largest drop. July through September totals were down 31 percent. Cheese losses tied to U S import restrictions prompt complaints abroad as U S dairy cows decline while beef emphasis grows. The 35th Ohio Swiss Cheese convention is set for Friday in Sugarcreek.
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Ohio Swiss Cheese Association
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Monroe
Wisconsin 4-H winners share in national honors at event
Wisconsin 4-H entries swept top awards at the 31st annual Wisconsin's Wild Animals Club Congress and International Livestock Exhibit. Louis Prange and Son led a first for Sheboygan Falls with Joseph Gilbertson Strum and Simons Feed Farms Elkhorn also placing. Barbara Scholz Watertown and Barbara Ray Poplar earned national clothing and $300 scholarships, while others won in home improvement, frozen foods, tractor maintenance, dairy achievement and soil and water conservation. DDT resistance in pests noted by UW researchers. Ancient Rome reportedly used vast water daily.
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Red Cross reports costliest disaster year since 1987
The American Red Cross says the year ending June 30 was its most costly disaster year since 1987, with $103,605,782 spent domestically and internationally for humanity. The piece also notes Jenny Lind’s 1850 private railroad car during her U S tour.
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