Juda Trounces Argyle's Cagers in High-Scoring Win
Juda's cage reannounced Ar gyle last night with Jerry Joran setting the pace. Jordan tallied 13 baskets and a free throw for 2, leading Art Carter and Arotver with 19 and 16 points. The score jumped to 24-0 early as Juda built a large lead, then held on after halftime to finish strong with a final surge. In the B game, Juda edged Argyle 26-25. Other State Line teams in action included Brooklyn over Oregon, Belleville over Hollandale, and Brodhead over Albany. Blanchardville lost to Darlington. Scales Mound opened with a loss to Benton. Shullsburg posted the state's high score this season beating Gratiot Lg-2.
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Argyle
Jerry Joran
Jordan
Art Carter
Arotver
Arayie
Bill Callahan
Jaeggi
Harvey Bauman
Gene Theiler
Penniston
Steiner
Brooklyn
Oregon
Belleville
Hollandale
Kear
Hazel Green
Shullsburg
Gratiot
Lake Mills
Columbus
Monroe Gra-Y Team Defeats Winslow in Lopsided Victory
Monroe Gra-Y defeats Winslow 76 11 last night led by Joe Keegan with 13 points 7 first half 6 second. Keegan dominated boards and fed center, while Jerry Muenich and Ken Keel added rebounds and points. Coach Bob Tracy's squad outscored opponents each quarter with strong defense from Fahs Von Moos Lisch and Ambier.
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Monroe
Winslow
Joe Keegan
Keegan
Bob Tracy
Tracy
Jerry Muenich
Ken Keel
Dave Fans
Dave von Moos
Carl Disch
Dave Ambler
Gary Broge
Jim O'Donnell
Bill Boyd
Tar Heels Seek New Football Coach Amid Resignation
UNC began the search for a successor to Carl Snavely after his resignation effective January 1. Speculation focused on former Tar Heel stars Jim Tatum and George Barclay, with Tatum then Maryland head coach and Barclay recently assisting Snavely with the T formation.
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Tar Heels
Chapel Hill
N. C
University of North Carolina Today
Carl Snavely
Jim Tatum
George Barclay
Snavely
Jan. J.tatum
Maryland
Barclay
Washington and Lee
College Basketball Scoring Summary from Local Matches
A district batch of scores lists DePaul 62 over St. Ambrose 1 to 64 for Hamme, Millikin 65 over Carroll 67, Whitewater 61 defeating Superior State 00, Macalester 59 over Mary’s Minn 85 Wartburg 77, Carleton 89 over Stout 49, Mankato 90 over St. Olaf 68, Stoughton edges Edgewood, Benton 56 over Scales Mound 43, Shullsburg 413 over Gratiot 24, Buzel Green 67 over South Wayne 43, Heedsburg 58 over Sparta 41, Columbus 69 over Lake Mills 43, Darlington 57 over Blanchardville 41, Livingston 37 over Avoca 24, Aten Grove 57 over Ridgeway 36, Beaver Dam 51 over Baraboo 49, Brodhead 66 over Albany 43, Brooklyn 51 over Oregon 35, Whitewater City 65 over Wilmot 34, LaCrosse Central 57 over Richland Center 55, Bloomington 83 over Belmont 66, Belleville 43 over Hollandale 29, Hartford 66 over Watertown 48, Johnson Creek 67 over Palmyra 4, Lancaster 4 over Cassville 37, Highland 58 over Lone Rock 32, NBA New York 89 over Philadelphia 82 in overtime, Indianapolis 85 over Rochester 76.
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Ill
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I Buzel Green
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Heedsburg
Sparta
Coumbus
Lake Mills
Darlington
Blanchardville
Livingston
Avoca
Aten Grove
Ridgeway
Beaver Vam
Barapoo
Brodhead
Albany
Brooklyn
Oregon
Whitewater City
Wilmot
LaCrosse Central
Richland
Center
Bloomington
Belmont
Belleville
Hollandale
Hartford
Watertown
Johnson Creek
Palm
Big Ten weighs TV and schedule changes at Chicago meeting
Big Ten athletic officials met in Chicago to consider telecasting policy and 1955 56 football schedules. Proposals include expanding regional TV choices and fitting Michigan State into 1955 56 grids if an agreement is not reached, else dates will be set arbitrarily by the faculty committee.
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Chicago
National Collegiate Athletic Association
NCAA
Big Ten
Doug Mills
Illinois
Fritz Crisler
Michigan
Michigan State
Spartans
Dressen Renamed Dodgers' Manager
Jack Dressen was rehired as manager of the Brooklyn Dodgers for another season with a salary between 35 000 and 40 000. The Dodgers also signed Joe Black, Rookie of the Year, as the World Series team moves through the baseball convention. Dressen planned meetings with the Boston Braves to discuss a trade and aimed to add Warren Spahn to the pitching staff.
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Eruema
Atiz
Jack Dressen
Brooklyn Dodgers
New York Yankees
Brooks
Dressen
Joe Black
Dodgers
Boston Braves
Warren Spahn
Boston
Giants suffer 63 7 loss at Pittsburgh in brutal reminder
New York Giants coach Steve Owen faced a crushing 63 to 7 defeat at Pittsburgh as Lynn Chandnois sparked a kickoff return for a score and the Steelers pressed to the finish. The piece muses on professional versus college teams and quotes Owen on the humbling game. Trade note: Bud McFadin returns to the Rams after being released from the Air Force and joining Los Angeles.
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Gayle Talbot
New York
Steve Owen
New York Giants
Pittsburgh
Oklahoma
Lynn Chandnois
Stellers
Owen
Papper
Collegians
Michigan State
Georgia Tech
Giants
Hollywood
Bud McFad
Texas’ All-America Guard
U. S. Air Force
Los Angeles Rams
McFadin
Carewell Air Ras Base
Vic Corson Hits 614 Series Score
Vic Corson led a bowling night with a 614 series including a 224 final game. Team results show Seven Up and Montgomery Electric each with two wins, Grove Inn and Equity two wins, plus multiple names and scores across Tuesday Night Sr and Jrs leagues.
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Eens
Ips
Smith
Pea
Bob Mueller
Theiss Ra Ke Mabiberg
Don Clark
E. J. Norton
Frese
Grove Inn
Mel ‘Davidson
Betes Iee
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Clarence Franklin
Montgomery Electric
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Lewks
Dhia
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Hein's
Jefferson Center
Pump
John Musser
John Kryder
Otto Rupnow
Donald Davis
Wayne Blackburn
Post Office
Longs
Cookies
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Shippys
Martins
Wide Open Scramble For Boxers Begins In January
New York reports a fourth network will start telecasting boxing fights every Saturday night in January. American Broadcasting Company joins Bayuk Cigars for the Saturday card beginning January 24. Live bouts will be shown in parts of the country on Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday nights. The Saturday bout starts at 8 p m CST while other nights begin at 9 p m CST.
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Bayuk Cigars, Inc
Big Ten Sees Wider Open Race With 18-Game Schedule
Chicago coaches forecast a wider title race as the Big Ten adopts an 18-game conference schedule. Indiana and Minnesota are pegged as top contenders with each team meeting the others twice in home and home series this season.
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Big Ten
Chicago
Mlnnois
Indiana
Minnesota
Wishful Thinkers Join Ticket Ranks
More than 2,000 students stormed the University of Wisconsin ticket office last night but only 652 bought Rose Bowl tickets. Abner Heald of Milwaukee, head of a fund to send the Badger band to the West Coast, reported $19,000 in collections after paying $50,000. Madison transit offices noted heavy demand for Pasadena travel, with a student special rail trip leaving December 27 and returning January 2 at 103.60.
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Univesity of Wisconsin
Abner Heald
Milwaukee
Badger
Madison
Pasadena
Williamson Lists 44 for Bowl Trip
Madison Wisconsin's Rose Bowl squad will stage five practices on the Wisconsin campus before leaving December 17 by chartered plane for Pasadena California Coach Ivy Williamson said 44 players would make the western trip and work out at the Stock Pavilion on December 9 10 11 15 and 16 A scout report on Southern California precedes the New Year's Day game The Rose Bowl group includes quarterbacks Bob Gingras Burt Hable Jim Haluska Gust Vergetis fullbacks Alan Ameche Bob Lamphere halfbacks Clarence Bratt Poy Burks Tom Canny Harland Carl John Dixon Roger Dornburg Wendell Gulseth Bill Hutchinson Paul Schwaike Jerry Witt ends Erv Andrykowski Norbh Esser Ron Locklin Keith Lundin Kent Peters Jim Temp Don Voss Hugo Wimmer Jerry Wuhrmann tackles Charles Berndt Wells Gray Carl Martin Art Preblik Ed Ronzia Dave Suminski Don Ursin guards Bill Brandt Terry Durkin Mark Hoegh Bob Kennedy George O'Brien Ron Roberts
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Pasadena
Calif
Ivy Williamson
Stock Pavilion
Southern California
Badgers
Uay
Williamson
Bob Gingras
Burt Hable
Jim Haluska
Gust Vergetis
Alan Ameche
Bob Lamphere
Clarence Bratt
Poy Burks
Tom Canny
Harland Carl
John Dixon
Roger Dornburg
Wendell Gulseth
Bill Hutchinson
Paul Schwaike
Jerry Witt
Erv Andrykowski
Norbh Esser
Ron Locklin
Keith’ Lundin
Kent Peters
Jim Temp
Don Voss
Hugo Wimmer
Jerry Wuhrmann
Charles Berndt
Wells
Gray
Carl Martin
Art Preblik
Ed Ronzia
Dave Suminski
Don Ursin
Bill Brandt
Terry Durkin
Mark Hoegh
Bob Kennedy
George O'Brien
Ron Roberts
National Rookie Association Formed by NBC Board
NBC sets up a nationwide program for players between 17 and 21 in Phoenix Arizona. The new National Rookie Association replaces the 11 year age limit for American Legion players or professionals. The organization aims to fill the gap with younger talent across the country.
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NBC
Phoenix
Ariz
National Baseball Congress
National
Deer kill estimate and manager appointed in minor league
Wisconsin officials projected this year's deer harvest at 15000 to 17000 with 10 percent success among fewer hunters, down from 17 percent. The state also noted last season's Wisconsin bag reached 129200. In a separate item, Zack Taylor, after 16 years with the St. Louis Browns, was hired as manager of Waterloo in the Three I League for the Chicago White Sox organization.
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Wisconsin
Phoenix, Ariz
Zack Taylor
St. Louis Browns
Waterloo
Chicago White Sox
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