Midwest Places Four Men on AP All American Team
The Midwest dominates the AP All America football selections led by Notre Dame and Michigan with three of the four top spots on the line. Southern California end Paul Cleary Notre Dame guard Bill Fischer Texas tackle Richard Harris and Georgia Tech tackle Bob Davis joined the front. Bump Elliott, Harry Gilmer and Charley Justice earned second team recognition while Clyde Scott Tony Minisi Bobby Layne and Jack Cloud made the third backfield. John Ferraro and George Connor were third team linemen with Herman Wedemeyer on honorable mention and Wisconsin’s Renne Girard getting honor mention as the Badgers finished second in the Big Nine.
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Paul Cleary
California
Bill Fischer
Notre Dame
Richard Harris
Texas
Bob Davis
Georgia Tech
Fischer
Sora
Sinsonson
Bump Elliott
Michigan
Harry Gilmer
Alabama
Charley Justice
North Carolina
Clyde
Smackover) Scott
Navy Star
Arkansas
Penn
Tony
Skippy) Minisi
Bobby Layne
Jack Cloud
William and Mary
John Ferraro
Southern California
George Connor
Herman Wedemeyer
St Mary's
Wisconsin Badgers
Renne Girard
Southern Calif
Sive Suhey
Penn State
Charles Bednarik
William Fischer
William Swiacki
Columbia
John Lujack
Robert Chappus
Ray Evans
Kansas
Doak Walker
Manitowoc Beats My Suttons Sik Foo Wives After Fouls
In a high school basketball game Manitowoc defeats My Suttons Sik Foo Wives after 63 fouls are called. Two Rivers racked up 3 fouls, Manitowoc 30, and Two Rivers played the final two minutes with four players while Manitowoc had none fouls.
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Meumowoc
All America Second and Third Teams List
The All-America squads select players by position from multiple colleges. Notable names include Robert Mann from Michigan at end, Barney Poole of Mississippi as end, John Ferraro of Southern California tackle, Leo Nomellini at guard from Minnesota, and Jay Rhodemyre of Kentucky center, with other stars from Notre Dame, Army, Navy, California, UCLA, Michigan, Texas, and more. The list highlights quarterbacks, backs, and linemen across institutions.
Major League Bowling Standings and Scores Report
Readable club scores list multiple teams across leagues with names like Swiss Cheese Shop Lovelace Jones Becker Myers Clark and totals. Badger League entries include Haworths Swis Colony City Cab and Kempferts with individual scores and handicap totals. Nighthawks League shows Clarno Ainsworths Headquarters Tavern Crandall Oil Smiths Barber Shop Green County Service and more with frame totals and handicaps. The document summarizes numerous team performances with player scores and aggregate totals across leagues and divisions.
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Lovelace
Jones
Becker
Myers
Clark
Greenwald
Kasten
Miller
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Knipschild
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Tschanz
Rees
Marean
Albert
Erage
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Oschner
Asmus
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Langston
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Dearth
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Schwend
Trickle
Green County Service
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Deininger
Ludwig
Holcomb
Ruser
Rufenacht
W. Ter- Tertin
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Erce
Ritschard
Thompson
VFW
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Jorgenson
Yeazel
Phillips
State Line league feature games end in blowouts
Brodhead routed Durand 65 20 and Argyle topped Blanchardville 47 32 in non conference State Line showings last night. New Glarus defeated Hollandale 52 26 Juda beat Albany 33 23 and Brooklyn fell to Verona 44 25 in other league games.
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LaFarge
Seneca
Bagley
Poynette
Deforest
Pardeeville
Oxford
Wauzeka
Blue River
Wonewee
Ontario
Argyle
Blanchardville
New Glarus
Hollandale
Judy
Albany
Brodhead
Durand
West Lima
Wilton
Get Crome Central
Sparta
Ill
Juda
Brooklyn
Verona
Madison
Cards Triumph as Brodhead wallops Durand 65 to 20
Brodhead High School powered past Durand 65 to 20 led by Larry Heyerdahl with 19 points and supporting 13 from Dick Markham and 12 from Dick Newcomer. The Cardinals opened 19-0, built a 31-9 halftime edge, then coasted. Durand's Daily led with seven. coach Al Erickson used 14 Cardinals in the effort.
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Bryaneaa
al Erickson
Brodhead High School
Durand
Cardinals
Brodhead
Larry Heyerdahl
Dick Markham
Dick Newcomer
Daily
Erickson
Verona High School Beats Brooklyn In Non conference Clash
Verona uses six players to rout Brooklyn 44 to 25 in a Madison Suburban league non league game. Scherer scores 18, Thompson 10, Neath 8 as Verona jumps 11 5 after one quarter and 37 16 after three. Brooklyn misses nine free throws to Verona sixteen.
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Scherer
Vieters
Lyle Thompson
A. W. Greenhalgh
Lowell Neath
Ceferees
Brooklyn
Verona
Davis
Madison
Argyle Defeats Blanchardville 47 32 In Nonconference Clash
Argyle defeated Blanchardville 47 to 32 in a non conference game. Argyle opened 16 7 first quarter and led 27 14 at half. Bob Lunda 12 Hervey Lane 10 Gene Lane 11 and Lawrence Kipfer 13 led Argyle scoring while Jim Gant and Gerald Lehnherr top scored for Blanchardville. Officials Plitzman Madison. B team Blanchardville 20 Argyle 16.
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Blanchardville High
Argyle
Pete Morgan
Bob Lunda
Hervey Lane
Gene Lane
Lawrence Kipfer
Jim Gant
Gerald Lehnherr
Walter Schneider
Blanchardville
Plitzman
Madison
Glarners Rally Past Hollandale in Nonleague Victory
New Glarus high school team coached by Vernon C. Duerst recovered from a prior loss to Brodhead to overwhelm Hollandale 52 to 26 in a non-conference game. The Glarners opened with a 15 to 5 first quarter margin and led 23 at halftime.
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Glarners
Glarus
Vernon C. Duerst
Glarus High School
Brodhead
Hollandale
New Glarus Tops Hollandale In Conferece clash
New Glarus defeated Hollandale as center Sylvan Kundert led with 15 points while Rollie Disch and Kenneth Alderman added 12 and 11. Hollandale struggled, trailing in the third period with a 13 point burst by New Glarus sealing the win. Free throws: New Glarus 11 Hollandale 8. Officials: Zweifel Hoesly. B team New Glarus 31 Hollandale 25.
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Hollandale
Sylvan Kundert
New Glarus
Rollie Disch
Kenneth Alderman
Gary Lunda
Carl Schneider
Zweifel
Hoesly
Juda Wins Fourth Albany Non-League Victory
Juda high school improved to four wins in five starts by beating Albany high 33 to 23 in a non league game. Ray Figi led Juda with 15 points, followed by Bob Schilt with six and Figi adding five others. Vernon Schlep led Albany with eight points as Juda pulled away in the second half.
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Albany
William H. Clements
Juda
Albany High
Ray Figi
Bob Schilt
Vernon Schlep
Juda Illo
Gueth
Janesville
Joe Louis Closes Training for Title Defense Friday Night
Joe Louis wraps up final public work at Pompton Lakes New Jersey before facing Joe Walcott in a 15 round title defense at Madison Square Garden Friday night. Louis, who weighs 212 pounds, declares he will win while aiming for a strong gate of about 261000 with Louis earning 45 percent and Walcott 15.
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Joe Louis
Joe Walcott
Madison ‘Square Garden
Joe
Pompton Lakes
N. J
Walcott
Grennock Park
Louis
John Roxborough
Roxborough
the Garden
Tami Mauriello
Yankee Stadium
Grid Coach Easterbrook Resigns at Beloit College
Beloit College head football coach Easterbrook, who led the team the past two years, resigned Monday citing better opportunities elsewhere. College President Carey Croneis said the resignation will be accepted and a successor named later. Easterbrook, ex-University of Illinois athlete, joined Beloit on a two-year contract February 1, 1936, and will depart February 1, 1948. Beloit football teams under Easterbrook never finished high-
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Beloit
James
Easterbrook
Beloit College
Carey Croneis
University of Illinois
Easterbrook's coaching journey spans high schools and college
Easterbrook arrived from East St. Louis High School, bringing a nine win nine defeat two year record. He has served as backfield coach and head track coach at the College of William and Mary and as head football coach at Mattoon and Urbana high schools in Illinois.
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Easterbrook
East St. Louis
Ill
College of William and Mary
Mattoon and
Urbana
Major Leagues May Add Four Coast Teams
The National and American leagues may admit four Pacific Coast league teams. Los Angeles San Francisco Oakland and Hollywood are named as candidates. Pacific Coast league opposes the move and its president Clarence Rowland vows the league would not consent to ceding clubs to the majors.
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Yey
Associated Press
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Oakland
Hollywood
Clarence Rowland
Pacific Coast League
Costner Knocks Out Cooper Twice in Riverview Card
Sugar Costner of Cincinnati welterweight stopped Jackie Cooper of Chicago in two of three rounds to win the feature bout before 1,226 fans paying $2,392. Costner weighed 152 pounds and floored Cooper at 145 with a sharp left hook to the chin.
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Costner
Cincinnati
Jackie Cooper
Chicago
Riverview
Cooper
Cooper Stops Costner Fight In Third Round After Flurry
In the opening frame the Chicagoan on one knee protested Costner had not stayed in his neutral corner during the count. Officials and managers met, and the bout resumed until 2 40 of the third when Cooper was knocked down for good amid rapid fire punches.
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Costner
Cooper
Baugh Sets New Passing Record in National Loop
Sammy Baugh of the Washington Redskins broke Sid Luckman's long standing NFL passing mark by completing 171 of 279 for 2,437 yards in 1947. Sid Luckman of the Chicago Bears was close behind with 146 of 220 for 2,194 yards. Steve Van Buren of the Philadelphia Eagles raised his season total to 868 yards after 182 carries, needing 69 more yards in two games to pass Beattie Feathers’ 1,004 yard 1934 season.
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Washington Redskins
Sid Luckman
Luckman
Chicago Bears
Sammy
Steve van Buren
Philadelphia Eagles
Bronko Nagurski
Pittsburgh
Bears
Beattie Feathers
van Buren
Feathers
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