Reedsburg Beats Monroe In Close Wisconsin Tilt
Reedsburg defeated Monroe 49 to 36 after leading 28 30 at halftime. Monroe led early with 13 by Rieder and Blanc, but Reedsburg surged in the third quarter, pulling away behind Schroeder and Caldwell. Rieder top scored for Monroe with 13.
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Detroit Lions name Beloit alum Edwin J. Anderson president
Edwin J. Anderson, Beloit College alumnus and former center, was installed as president of the Detroit Lions today. He praised coach and general manager Bo McMillin and indicated the NFL All-America Conference merger question remains unsettled, noting it would be unwise for leagues to lose money.
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Albany Legionnaires To Meet Indian Cagers
The Oklahoma Indians, an all Indian basketball team, will play the Albany American Legion team at 8 30 p m in the school gym Saturday December 10 A war dance and entertainment are planned before the game A preliminary at 7 30 features Janesville Chevrolet versus Monroe Kaiser Fraser
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Shullsburg Blasts South Wayne 46-22
Shullsburg high school beat the South Wayne Blackhawk league team 46-22 here last night. The B team lost 18-8. Jim Johnson scored 21 for Shullsburg while Wesley Meier led South Wayne with seven.
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Reedsburg Bs outscore Monroe Bs in 25 20 win
Monroe B team dropped a close contest to Reedsburg B, 25 to 20. Monroe led 7-4 after the first quarter, but Reedsburg surged ahead and held on as Hutchens and Robertson paced the visitors with ten and six points respectively.
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Charles Crown Remains Safe From Bronx Boxer Prospect
Ezzard Charles retains his heavyweight title status after two rounds with challenger Roland La Starza at Madison Square Garden. Starza, unbeaten in 37 fights, pressed early with aggression and power before returning to his counter punching as Charles controlled the pace. Cesar Brion was noted as the Argentine opponent.
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Browns Sign Chandnois to bolster playoff squad
Cleveland Browns add Lynn E. Chandnois a 190 pound Michigan State star as a new halfback to help in the All American Football Conference playoff against the Buffalo Bills. Chandnois joins a backfield short of personnel ahead of the game.
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Milwaukee Woman Rolls 703 Series In League
Milwaukee bowler Caroline Wenglikowski delivered a 703 series with scores of 235 221 and 247. She participates with the Forst-Keller case team in the Lutheran Ladies 775 league. Her six game average stands at 166 and her prior best was 650. The national honors list 600 for women and 700 for men.
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Durgin Tops Pin Scores An Evening of High Bowls
Hugh Durgin led the Sportsmen’s league with a 546 as Frieda Wuetrich and Betty Ronald posted 544 and 514. High other games included Bill Grueb 208 and multiple team totals from Beckman’s, Monroe hotel, Wenger Kramer, and Johnson Pontiacs among several clubs. individual scores included Erma Buehler 465 Helen Hunt 484 and Kate Yost 495.
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Packers Hold Final East Practice Before Redskins Tilt
The Green Bay Packers, a 29 man squad after waiving tackle Urban Odson and rookie back Jack Kirby, held a final drill in the East ahead of tomorrow’s NFL game with the Washington Redskins. The team aims to sharpen timing for Tony Canadeo in the ground gain race.
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Badger and Hilltopper Cagers Clash Tonight in Milwaukee
Wisconsin and Marquette meet for the 46th time in a intrastate rivalry at Madison area. Badgers hold a 30-15 edge and will open their season against the Hilltoppers after earlier wins over Carroll and Ripon in the campaign. The teams also schedule a Dec. 17 rematch in Milwaukee.
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Argyle Cagers Fall to Albany in Close Battle
Albany edges Argyle 68 66 in a hard fought game as Argyle's basketball team challenges for a关键 league win. Albany's offense holds late to seal the result.
Farm Marketing Revision Needed Prompts Government Action
Washington reports a need for a revamped farm product marketing system as output rises. John S. Thompson of the Agriculture Department notes increased production since World War II creates distribution pressure and risks lost profits for farmers and consumers. He cites stricter health rules raising milk costs and says marketing efficiency remains largely unexploited.
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Retriever Trials Open in Westhampton Report
The second day of the national retriever championships opened at Westhampton New York with observers noting three standout dogs Precocious from Grangemead Kennels St Charles Ill Spider of Kinswere from King Kennels Winona Minnesota and Fireleis Hornet from Firelei Kennels.
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High School Basketball Scores From Friday Night
Platteville 35 Boscobel 31 Cuba City 28 Fennimore 25 Dodgeville 49 Darlington 32 Mt. Horeb 65 Prairie du Chien Benton 42 Belmont 31 Gratiot 21 Hazel Green 20 Shullsburg 42 South Wayne 22 Cobb 61 Livingston 17.
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Brodhead Legionnaires Host Beloit Five In Charity Game
The Brodhead Legion basketball team hosts Beloit Pop House five at the high school gym Monday night in a charity game. Proceeds from a hat pass fund a Christmas party for local youngsters. The high school band will perform and two ace Beloit players Teinkeweitz and Tamadis join a strong local semi pro squad. A pre game contest features two high school teams.
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Series Opens at Northwestern Armory in All-Star Bowling
The sporla series opens tonight at the Northwestern armory with 168 men and 48 women from 38 states competing. The Chicago Tribune sponsors the annual all-star tournament, and this year adds a women’s section.
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Movie of the week An honest and affecting picture
A brief review highlights a film praised for honesty and emotional impact. The critic notes strong performances and a restrained, intimate storytelling approach that resonates with viewers.
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Pro Grid Matches Set for AAC and NFL Playoffs
Pro grid squads clash in AAC semifinals with Cleveland hosting Buffalo while Chicago faces Pittsburgh. In the NFL, the Rams seek first in the Western Division against Chicago with Eagles, Giants, Lions, and Redskins also in action as the AAC winners meet for the conference title next week.
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