Army Supremacy on Grid Cadets Sink Navy in Finale
Army roared to a 32-13 victory over Navy to seal a ninth straight win this season and an 18th consecutive win over two seasons. Doc Blanchard and Glenn Davis led the Cadets, scoring all five touchdowns, while a 102,000 crowd at Philadelphia and 103,000 at Los Angeles watched USC beat UCLA 26-15. Alabama closed its season unbeaten by routing Mississippi State 55-13 as bowl planners eye Holy Cross. Miami, LSU, Tennessee, and Georgia vie for the Rose Bowl spot as Miami thrashed Vanderbilt 45-0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl
Doc Blanchard
Glenn Davis
Navy
Army
Davis
Philadelphia
Municipal Stadium
Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum
Southern California
Trojans
Uc.l.a
Alabama
Mississippi State
Harry Gilmer
Holy Cross
University of Miami
Fla
Tennessee
Louisiana State
Georgia Miami
Vanderbilt
College basketball scores from multiple games
Marquette 55 Ripon 21. Whitewater 35 Milton Butler 48 Manchester 43. St Louis 36 Camp Grant 31 Camp McCoy 53 St Marys Windna Minn 23 Wisconsin 67 Carroll 25 Concordia Moorhead Minn 4. MacAlister 24 Western State Teachers 62 Iowa W 33 Chicago 43 Illinois Tech 42 Iowa 87 Augustana 24 Drake 66 Central Iowa 38 Minnesota 71 South University 27 St Thomas St Paul 55 Sa jor Teachers 28 Senior Michigan 47 Michigan State 39 Indiana 59 Camp Atterbury 49 Purdue 48 Indiana State 37 Wright Field Dayton 56 Illinois 52.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Camp Grant
Camp McCoy
St. Mary's
Windna
Minn
Wisconsin
Carroll College
Concordia
Moorhead
MacAlister
Western State
Iowa W
Chicago
Ilinois Tech
Iowa
Augustana
Drake
Central
Minnesota
South University
St. Thomas
St. Paul
Sajor Teachers
Serior Michian
Michigan State
Indiana
Camp Atterbury
Purdue
Indiana State
Wright Field
Dayton
Ilinois
Pinsetter Machine with Upright-Pin Trigger System
A bowling alley device features two push buttons. One lowers a table with a rack of 10 pins to reset pins if the bowler's first ball leaves upright. A second mechanism reaches up to 15 feet along the alley to return the table and reset unhit pins.
Badger Cagers Seek Second Win in Row
Wisconsin cagers aim for a second straight victory on the Madison court against Ripon College after a 67 25 win over Carroll College. Wally Niemuth replaces Erick Bunke at center as Bunke recovers from a bad cold. the Badgers led 28 15 at halftime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
University of Wisconsin
Ripon College
Madison Court
Vic- Badgers
Carroll College
Pro League Near End Of Its 1945 Campaign
Eastern Division standings show Washington leading with 7 wins and 2 losses, Philadelphia 6 and 3, New York 3 and 8, Boston Yanks 3 and 5, Pittsburgh 2 and 8. Western Division lists Cleveland 9 and 1, Green Bay 0 and 2, Chicago 6 and 0, Chicago Cards 9 and 0. Sunday results include Detroit 14 over Green Bay 3, Cleveland 20 over Boston Yanks 7, Chicago Bears 28 over Chicago Cardinals 20. Next Sunday Boston Yanks visit Philadelphia and New York travels to Washington.
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Washington
Philadelphia
New York
Boston Yanks
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Eetrelt
Vscese
Green Bay
Chicago
Detroit
Chicago Bears
Chicago Cardinals
Sheboygan County Rejects Airport Plan
Sheboygan County board rejects a resolution to study a county owned airport after a lengthy session. The public property committee will file the resolution with the clerk until more information on airports is received, with no discussion accompanying the move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheboygan
She County Board of Supervisors
Public Property Committee
National Ski Association elects officers at 38th convention
Milwaukee secretary and Wisconsin Rapids treasurer were reelected at the National Ski Association 38th annual convention closing session. Roger Langley of Barre Massachusetts was elected president. A new ultraviolet lamp shaped like a shoe tree purges fungi from footwear. A railroad tank car made its first 1965 appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ski Association
Milwaukee
Lloyd C. Ellington
Menomonie
John Hostvedt
Wisconsin Rapids
Nationall Ski Association
Roger Langley
Barre
Mass
Minor Leagues in Annual Conclave
Columbus to host the National Association of Professional Leagues meeting as trades loom. Mel Ott heads to the gathering seeking pitchers and catchers. H. Roy Hamey elected Kansas City Blues president, takes over Jan 1 under a three year deal. League offices stay in Columbus as 50 amendments to the minor league code are debated. AAA move opposed by the Southern Association rising to AA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
National Association of Professional
Mel Ott
New York Giants
American Association
H. Roy Hamey
Kansas City
Hamey
Kansas City Blues
George M. Trautman
Detroit Tigers
Jan l
International
Pacific Coast
Southern Association
Wisconsin records high milk output and cheddar stock rise
Wisconsin reports a record milk production year and a new USDA cheddar stock high of 195 300 000 pounds on November 1 up 46 800 000 from a year ago. Non government holdings exceed 114 400 000 pounds, with DPMA stocks at 42 800 000 pounds as output declines weigh on wholesale markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Department of Agriculure
USDA
DPMA
Many Local Residents Visit and Return from Service
Blanchardville and surrounding towns saw numerous visitors and returning service members. Col. Kammerode arrived home on a 30 day furlough from Fort Ord. Lt. Roland McGuigan returned from 17 months overseas duty and planned homecoming. Families hosted relatives from Milwaukee Chicago Beloit and Rockford as weddings funerals and social visits continued across the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Schindler
Mary
Barbara
Augsburg College
Minneapolis
Myron Wilcox
Black Earth
Mary Runden
Thelma Emberson
Milwaukee
Ernest Reger
Freeport
Chris A. Vickers
Leroy Paulson
Eugene Scott
Janesville
Jas. Campbell
Beloit
Erickson
Martin Paulson
Maurice
Robert Thompson
Harold Kading
Harold
South Wayne
Steve Pandow
Monroe
Carl Olson
Olaf Olson
Colette Saether
Mt. College
H. T. Sadher
George Olson
Chicago
Conrad Holt
Lorain Kammerode
Fort Ord
Calif
Pic. Kammerode
Camp Robinson
Ark
Ft. Benning
Anton Hanson
China
Army Air Force
McCoy
Grant
M. T. Paulson
Orin
Luther
Canton Paulson
Monticello
C. E. Shumate
Rockford
Marshall Paulson
Elkhorn
Marvin Frank
Milton Frank
Blanche Jelliffe
Belleville
Helenford
Herscher
Rockton
Clyde Hawi
Ray McGuigan
Madison
Betty Bolender
O. J
Chris Wahl
John Wahl
Larson-Vinje
Sever Neshiem
Ida al
Weekend Visits Highlight Local Social Notes
Argyle residents Mrs. Masey Olson and Miss Deloris Hendrickson spent the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Clydé Hendrickson. Guests at the Alex Hoerburger home included Rev. Henry Hoerburger Lucas Staudach and Miss Ann Hoerburger. George Meyer is a patient at Wisconsin General Hospital in Madison. Frances Comstock of Dodgeville visited her sister Mrs. Homer Hawley. Miles Gavigan of Aurora returned after a few days with his parents Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Gavigan. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Rossing and ...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. Higgason
Madison
Knute Peterson
Norman Jeghum
David
Korep
Robert Newman
Donald Erickson
Clara Severson
Albert Benson
Argayle
Oliver Severson
Elmer Kollandale
F. Lwars
Meiman Lennpert
VU. S. Keliesvig
Donala Harge
Gary
Ind
Blanchardville
Army Air Forces
Senier
Clarence Thompson
Ed Thompson
Gilbert
Joan
Oscar Wamstad
Clifford Bear
Andrew Ayen
Ed’ Thompson, Jr
Albert Anderson
Mt. Horeb
Maybelle Barber
W. J. Robb
W. E. Gould
Kenneth Lyngans
Norman Robb
Rock Island
Raymond Meade and Son
Ben Hanson
Mary Louise Dammen
Sylvia Dammen
Doris
Ruth Ann Weston
Merlin
Jackie Lee Dammen
Sam Larson
Mary Rundan
Oscar Hanson
Co. S. Guidhaug
John Steiner
Julia L
Ole Paulson
Arthur
Frankels
Osseo
Minn
W. H. Weaver
Mary Lou
Ernest Meyer
Walworth
Viola Strommen
Peter Paulson
Tillman Paulson
Barbara
Douglas
Sylvanus Strommen
Stanley Jerenby
T. R. Kellesvig
Clarence Alfred
Wallace Branley
Richard McGowan
Viola
Maurice Cleary
Boyd Alfred
Hollandale
Isaac Berg
Betty
Donald
Morgan Berg
Marilyn
Martin Hefty
Everett Wild
Joyann
Elmer Vamstad
Maryann
Ole
Bertha Vamstad
Ted Tollackson
Beatrice
Carl Chandler
R. Waldo
Neenah
R. L. Edwards
St. Mary’s Hospital
Ion
Gabe Disrud
H. J. Kittelson
Dena Jordee
Ciara
Dora Dumholt
Horeb
Oscar Disrud
Milton Disrud
W. H. Robb
Halcolm Disrud
Julian Olson
Parnell Hamilton
Robert Watrud
Vickers
John Farmer
Fort Bragg
N. C
L. E. Barber
Camps
Calif
Lincoln
Eloise Marshall
Jefferson
Robert Rossing
Rockford
Herbert Kessler
G. D. Ramsey
Richard
R. Monroe
G. C. Post
Ida Everson
Lamont
Florence Harrison
Jene Elzen
Darlington
Richard Lane
Sheridan
Gladys
Deloris Hendrickson
Sheboygan
Clydé Hendrickson
Alex Hoerburger
Henry Hoerburger
Sauk City
Lucas Staudach
Ann Hoerburger
Milwaukee
George Meyer
Wisconsin General Hospital
Frances Comstock
Dodgeville
Homer Hawley
Miles Gavigan
Aurora
J. W. Gavigan
A. H. Rossing
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First Army
Felix
Doc) Blanchard
Arrow
Army Supreme
Notre Dame
Great Lakes
Marquette
Ripon
Whitewater
Wis
Milton
Butler
Manchester
Mttle
Wai
Pro League
Sheboygan County
Green County
Marian McGuigan, Cor
Herman Willborn
Linda Lou
Gus Linstrum
Rockford Hospital
Linstrum
Margaret Cleve I
Truman
William Leahy
Margaret
Chiropractic Clinic
M. J. Gonstead
Cy Loveland
Scottie’s Tavern
16Th Avenue
Lanz-Johnson
Argyle
Masey Olson
Col
Goetz
Deanna Durbin
Ralph Bellamy
David Bruce
DR. Gillespie
Cheesemaker's
Turner Hall
the Cheesemakers Association
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