Wisconsin Sinks Marquette in OT 67 63
Wisconsin remains unbeaten after an overtime win over Marquette 67 to 63. Dale Bowers was fouled at the final moment, sinking the free throw to tie the game 60 all and send it to overtime. Don Rehfeldt led Wisconsin with 24 points, while Frank Graff and Dick Peterson added 16 each.
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Madison
University of Wisconsin
Sbdan Acel Clichting
Dale Bowers Bowers
Marquette
Badgers
Wers
Wisconsin
Don Rehfeldt
Frank Graff
Dick Peterson
Ees
Lon Darling Rejoins Oshkosh All Stars as Coach
Lon Darling announced he will return as coach of the Oshkosh All-Stars after resigning following an 18 season tenure and a loss to Anderson of Indiana in Milwaukee. He will be on the bench tonight and aims to lead the team to the top, saying many urged him to come back.
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Oshkosh
Lon Darling
Oshkosh All-Stars
Darling
Anderson
Ind
Milwaukee
Only Three Elevens Keep Perfect Records
New York notes Michigan may be the last major program with a perfect 1948 record. Notre Dame saw its 21 game win streak halted by a 14 14 draw with USC. California and Clemson finish undefeated alongside Michigan as the remaining unscathed teams. Bill Gay returned a kickoff 87 yards for Notre Dame and Emil Sitko scored to pull within one. Steve Oracko kicked the deciding extra point with 30 seconds left.
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New York
Michigan
Wolverines
Notre Dame
Southern California
California
Clemson
Irish
Bill Gay
South Benders
Emil Sitko
Steve Oracko
Harness horse of 1948 chosen from 18 editors
Rodney the speed giant-striding bay stallion owned by R Horace Johnson stable of Charlotte North Carolina was named harness horse of 1948 in a vote by 18 sports editors radio experts and turf writers.
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Chicago
Rodney
R. Horace Johnson
Charlotte
N. C
Brodhead Invades Monroe Tomorrow
Monroe hosts Brodhead in a State Line league matchup as Coach Lee Mitchell’s Cheese makers seek a return to victory after a 39 35 loss to Reedsburg. The B squad opens at 6 30 with the main game to follow and Monroe eyes a 3 1 season mark.
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al Erickson
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Juto
New Glarus
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Albany
Erickson
Dick Markham
Dick Newcomer
Sanford Erickson
Bruce Timm
Steve Stair
Norton
Markham
Ernie Vogler
College basketball scores roundup from AP
Michigan 66 Michigan State 33 and Ohio State 60 Butler 48 lead a busy AP scoring day. Indiana 61 DePauw 48. Western Michigan 52 North western 51. Minnesota 68 Western Illinois 0. Iowa 77 Colorado College 44. Wisconsin 67 Marquette 63. Iowa State 75 Coe 35. Northern Illinois 62 Oshkosh Tehrs 46. River Falls 59 Stout 49. Beloit 67 Southern Illinois 48. Platteville Tchrs 51 Superior Tchrs 47. Milton 58 Whitewater Tchrs 45. Winona Minn 61 Eau Claire Tehrs 57. Lawrence 57 MacAlester 42.
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Michigan State
Ohio State
Butler
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DePauw
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Northwestern
Minnesota
Western Illinois
Iowa
Colorado College
Wisconsin
Marquette
Iowa State
Coe
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River Falls
Stout
Beloit
Southern Illinois
Platteville
Superior
Milton
Whitewater
Patton Sets World Best 9.3 in 100 Yards
Mel Patton was credited today with the world fastest 9.3 second 100 yard dash after a rushed committee meeting. The Amateur Athletic Union approved Patton's mark set May 15 in Fresno California by the Southern California sprinter.
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New York
Mel Patton
Amateur Athletic Union
Southern California
Patton
Fresno
Calif
Big Nine Faces Tough Week After Strong Non-Conference Run
Big Nine teams won nine of ten non-conference games and head into a tougher 12-game schedule. Purdue debuts at home versus Detroit. Ohio State hosts Marquette. Minnesota visits Nebraska. Indiana welcomes Michigan State. Illinois faces Notre Dame and De Paul in Chicago. Missouri plays at Wisconsin. Iowa hosts Creighton while Purdue meets Marquette and Xavier visits Indiana.
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Purdue
University of Detroit
Ohio State
Marquette
Minnesota
Nebraska
Indiana
Michigan State
Ohio
Buckeyes
Butler
Wisconsin
Illinois
Midwest
Illini
Notre Dame
de Paul
Chicago Stadium
Northwestern
Missouri
Badgers
Iowa
Creight
Xavier
Loyola
Hawks Nip All-Stars to Lead Western Division
Waterloo Hawks rallied in the final four minutes to beat Oshkosh 41 to 36 and improve to 10 wins and 3 losses while Oshkosh fell to 10 and 5 in the National Basketball league Western division standings.
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HAWKS
Waterloo
Waterloo Hawks
Oshkosh
Conservation Needs More Money Swift Stevens Point
The Wisconsin conservation congress wrapped its weekend session with committees presenting recommendations. Ernest Swift, director of the state conservation department, urged higher revenue and proposed increasing license fees including nonresident fishing licenses. He would require separate hunting licenses for small and big game when the state conservation commission meets in Madison on December 14.
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Stevens Point
Wisconsin Conservation Congress
Congress
Ernest Swift
State Conservation Department
State Conservation Commission
Madison
Swift
Wisconsin
South Wayne Quintet Tops Shullsburg 26 23 on the road
South Wayne high school edged Shullsburg 26 to 23 on Shullsburg Court Friday night. George Linchcum led with nine points while Del Meier and Bill Stauffer added five each for the winners. Shullsburg’s Ryan led all scorers with 10 points. The South Wayne B team also won 17 to 16.
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South Wayne
Shullsburg
George Linchcum
del Meier
Bill Stauffer
Ryan
Boudreau Recovering From Minor Operation
Cleveland manager Lou Boudreau is recovering from a minor operation that removed a blood clot from his right side. The procedure was performed last Monday.
London Fight Tonight Aims at World Title Shot
Lee Cavold the ex-bartender from Minnesota faces Bruce Woodcock the British heavyweight champion in a 10 round bout tonight in London. The winner could challenge Joe Louis for the world title.
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London
Lee Cavold
Minnesota
Bruce Woodcock
Joe Louis
Oshkosh All-Stars Defeat Tri-City Blackhawks 57-47
The Oshkosh All-Stars beat the Tri-City Blackhawks 57 to 47 on Saturday night in a professional basketball game. Want ads are big producers.
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All-Stars
Oshkosh All-Stars
Tri-City Blackhawks
Chicago Cardinals wallop Green Bay in season finale
The Green Bay Packers ended a disastrous season with a 42-7 defeat to the Chicago Cardinals. Ray Mallouf threw the decisive 12-yard TD to Mal Kutner as Pat Harder added six extra points. The loss left Green Bay with three wins and nine losses, while the Cardinals chased the division title and prepared for a Bears showdown.
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Green Bay
Green Bay Packers
Chicago Cardinals
Hamilton Nichols
Ted Fritsch
Chicagoans
Ray Mallouf
Mal Kutner
Pat
Paul Christman
Juda By Mrs. F. N. Miller
Weekend visitors and local calls fill the community pages. The byline credits Mrs. F. N. Miller with notes on Mrs. Elmer Niedermeier of Brodhead visiting Monroe relatives and a Baptist Sunday school class gathering at the parsonage. Additional mentions include residents from Argyle Naperville Oshkosh Freeport and Monroe making calls and hosting guests.
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Paul Retzlaff
James
Wesley Retzlaff
Naperville
Ill
P. Miller
Oshkosh
Elmer Albright
Sue
East Alton
Homer Retzlaff
Clarno
John Schmidt
Ira Armstrong
Freeport
Owen Beckman
Ben Furniss
Monroe
Carl Eliason
Iola
New London
The
Baptist Church
C. J. Tingley
Mmes
Harrison Grenzow
Florence Miller
Inez Weaver
Elmer Niedermeier
Brodhead
Ernest Salzweel
Tom Master Named Acting Chief of Singapore Bureau
Tom Master, former Wisconsin newsman and AP foreign correspondent for nearly three years, is appointed acting chief of the Singapore bureau. He succeeds Stanley Swinton, who returns home on leave and reassignment.
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Singapore Post
New York
Tom Masterson
Wisconsin
Associated Press
Singapore
Stanley Swinton
Monticello Social Notes From Local Residents
Monticello residents share visits and travels across Wisconsin and Illinois. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Jack Niederhauser from Montana and Mr. and Mrs. Herman Niederhauser from Minnesota visiting Monticello, while Mary Jane Babler stays with her grandmother in town. Families move in and out as Willis Spring and family relocate from Browntown, and others make Madison and Chicago trips for events and shopping.
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C. M. Stauffer
Fred J. Marty
New Glarus
Mary Jane Babler
Winslow
Lena Babler
Henry V. Babler
Betty Ann
Jack Niederhauser
Montana
Herman Niederhauser
Minnesota
Monticello
Cecil Jordan
Madison
Carol Jordan
Fred A. Blum
Ed Blum
Oscar Burtness
Stoughton
William Spring
Chicago
Willis Spring
Browntown
O. W. Weller
Matt Zentner
Monroe
Dick Freitag
R. H. Schoonover
J. W. Barlow
A. D. Pollys
Ed Wallam
Car rollover at La Crosse ends safely for driver
W R Schmid ley of La Crosse escaped unhurt after his car rolled on a slippery highway Saturday night. He stayed inside the vehicle and drove it to a highway patrol office. The report notes fish have been found in mountain lakes above perpetual snow.
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la Crosse
W. R. Schmidley
Wheat Agreement To Be Negotiated
Washington announces a new international wheat agreement talks set for January 25 with participation expected from all UN FAO members. The pact aims to replace a failed earlier accord backed by President Truman, establishing price bands and market shares among major exporters amid talks of pressure for lower prices due to 1949 harvests.
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Washington
State Department
United Nations Food and Agricultural Organization
United States Congress
Truman
Fingerprinting's Rise in Identification Science
The statement notes that systematic use of fingerprints for identification did not occur until the late 1800s, highlighting a shift from traditional methods to biometric evidence in forensic science and law enforcement.
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