Monroe Nine Tops Wisconsin High 39 31 in Season Opener
Monroe freshman team defeats Wisconsin High 39 to 31 riding a 33 percent shooting mark led by Dick Blanc and Dick Rieder with 12 points each. Five players scored as coach Lee Mitchell used a short bench to halt a four game skid and earn the Badger Preps their second win.
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Lee Mitchell
Wisconsin
Mitchell
Dick Blanc
Bop Rieder
Boberty
Bob Wells
Walt Brandli
Jerry Herling
Rieder
Blanc
Monroe
Don Lehman
Blane
Cagers
Brandli
Marty
Bob Spoentgen
Badger Preps
Herling
Lehman
Spoentgen
Bob Rieder
Lowell Fraker
Wis
Wells
Wis High
Fraker
Phillips
Bob Marty
Hal Metzson
Wis. High
Badger
Caves
Don McGibbon
S. B’s
Madison
Bill Clausen
Pete Spoerry
Paul Brandli
Pat Kubly
Bill Beach
Paul Ruf
McGibbon
Badgers
Chuck Robertson
Dick McArdle
Beach
Bill Spoerry
Clausen
New Glarus
Monroe B Team Drops Early Tilt
Monroe B team fell behind 8-1 early, then 16-6 at halftime as Wis High led 25-11 after three quarters. Bill Beach scored five for Monroe, with Clausen leading Wis High with eight. Final: Wis High secured the win despite Monroe’s late rally.
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Monroe
Local High School Scores From Wisconsin Small Games
A roundup of basketball results across Wisconsin towns with Baraboo edging Portage 49 to 22 and Madison Edgewood defeating Evansville 55 to 39. Other notable scores include Lake Mills 51 Jefferson 30 and Darlington 33 Cuba City 32 in double overtime.
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Portage
Wisconsin Dells
Edgerton
Ft. Atkinson
Stoughton
Monroe
Wisconsin High
Reedsburg
Richland Cen
Lake Mills
Jefferson
Madison Edgewood
Evansville
Belmont
South Wayne
Hazel Green
New Diggings
Benton
Gratiot
Shullsburg
Scales Mound
Cobb
Rewey
Ontario
Norwalk
Boscobel
Mineral Point
Darlington
Cuba City
Dodgeville
Fennimore
Mt. Horeb
Lancaster
State bowling tourney to feature thousands of squads
More than 2,400 bowling teams are expected for the 48th annual state tournament opening in Fond du Lac on February 4. Organizers anticipate as many as 2,800 entrants, with early and final registration deadlines in January.
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Fond du Lac
Clarence Jonen
Association
N. 27Th Street
Milwaukee
Wis
Kate Yost Leads Bowlers With 542 Score Night
Kate Yost of VFW auxiliary No 4 rolled a 542 including 205 170 167 series superb feat. Betty Ronald 527 and Helen Burkhard 523 added two more 500s. Local league standings show VFW Aux No 6 through No 1 and multiple teams posting scores around 1900.
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Kate Yost
VFW
Betty Ronald
Helen Burkhard
Villemain Touts LaMotta Title Challenge After Garden Win
Robert Villemain defeated Jake La Motta by a unanimous decision over 10 rounds at Madison Square Garden earning a potential middleweight title shot. The Parisian 25 year old, a 3 to 1 underdog, had previously beaten La Motta in the Garden last March before losing the decision.
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New York
Robert Villemain
Jake LaMotta
Robert
Bronx
Madison Square Garden
Villemain
Jake
Shuffl eboard Scores From Local Leagues
Men's league results show Forcades with 8 points over Friendly Inn and Hyland's 8 over Monroe hotel. Individual scores include Don Clark 50, Walter Baumgartner 45, Tom Stauffacher 43, and George Brook 41. Women's league notes Ernie's No 1 beating Nerie's No 2 with Forcade's 5 over Friendly Inn and Hyland's 5 over Monroe hotel. Pearl Vine 47, Mrs Lester Forcade 46, Mrs Robert Wenger 38.
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Forcades
Friendly Inn
Hyland
Monroe Hotel
Eddie
Ernie’s
Don Clark
Walter Baumgartner
Tom Stauffacher
George Brookover
Nerie
Forcade
Hyland’s
Pearl Vine
Lester Forcade
Robert Wenger
Big Ten Basketball Teams Busy Tonight
Minnesota hosts Oregon State in Minneapolis while Northwestern visits home. DePaul and LaSalle join a Chicago stadium double header with Wisconsin at Loyola Chicago. Illinois faces Oklahoma in Norman and Michigan State hosts Indiana after falling to Michigan and Iowa. Purdue meets Kansas and Iowa opens on foreign soil versus Lawrence Tech in Detroit. Michigan plays Toledo and Ohio State meets Butler in Indianapolis.
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Chicago
Big Ten
Minnesota
Northwestern
Gophers
Oregon State
Minneapolis
Wildcats
Colorado
LaSalle
Philadelphia
DePaul
Wisconsin
Loyola
Illinois
Oklahoma
Norman
Michigan State
Michigan
Iowa
Indiana
Purdue
Kansas
Lawrence Tech
Detroit
Toledo
Ohio State
Indianapolis
Butler
Doubleheader Cage Tilton At Brodhead
A top notch doubleheader basketball game at the high school gym Monday night features Beloit Pop House versus Gardner Bakers of Madison at 7 30 and the home Legions versus the Madison Cuba club in the nightcap. Admission is kept low with a large crowd expected.
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Brodhead
Paul Bellman
Legion Athletic
Beloit Pop House
Gardner Bakers
Madison
Madison Cuba Club
Bellman
More Night Games in New York Baseball Schedule
Major league officials eye a heavier night game slate next season and consider lighting all day games to combat darkness threatening daytime play.
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New York
Brodhead and Juda Win Cage Games in Tight Night
Brodhead defeats Argyle 33 32 at Argyle as Ed Jordan leads scoring with 22 points for Juda and Monticello beats Blanchardville 55 26. Argyle misses ten free throws while Brodhead makes 17 of 19.
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Fred Rehmstedt
Argyle
Don Zuehlke
Juda
Albany
Ed Jordan
Elmer
Monticello
Hauri
New Glarus
Zanoni
Holden
Orfordville
Babler
Gene Lane
Lane
Belleville
Brooklyn
John Pinnow
Glarus
Wilmer Pautz
John Ponyicsanyi
Blanchardville
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Tees
Zweitel
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Jacobson
Biovon
Ewe
R. Penniston
OURO
Carpenter
Stab
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Penniston
Belmont Cagers Stop South Wayne 38 to 28
Belmont high school beat South Wayne 38 28 on the local court. Cy Clayton led Belmont with 20 points while Wesley Meier had 13 for South Wayne. South Wayne B team won 21 10. A team scores by quarter were 9 7 5 7 for South Wayne and 5 11 14 8 for Belmont.
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South Wayne
Belmont High School
Wesley Meier
Belmont
Cy Clayton
Pro Grid War Ends in Merger of NFL and AAC
The NFL and All-America Conference merged after a 48 hour meeting in Philadelphia creating the National American football league. 13 teams form two divisions with winners meeting for the title. Bert Bell becomes commissioner, Emil Fischer leads the National division, Daniel Sherby heads the American division.
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Ed Corrigan
New York
National Football League
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Buffalo
Los Angeles
Los Angeles Dons
Los Angeles Rams
New York Giants
New York Bulldogs
New York Yankee
Giants
Bulldogs
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San Francisco
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Chicago Cardinals
Chicago M Hornets
Green Bay
Detroit
Washington
NFL
Bert Bel
O. O. Kessing
Emil R. Fischer
Green Bay Packers
Daniel Sherby
Cleveland Browns
Houston
Tex
Green Bay Packers Jubilant Over Spot In New Grid Circuit
Green Bay joins a new National-American football league after Friday's merger. Emil R. Fischer, president of the Packers, says the small town remains an important cog and hopes to live up to its part in supporting the team as it has in the past. He admits the division presidency selection caught him by surprise.
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Green Bay
Packers
Emil R. Fischer
Green Bay Packers
Fischer
Draft Session Aims to Trim Surplus Players in January
Bell, signed to a 10 year contract as majordomo of the NFL, says the circuit will hold a draft session in January to pluck surplus players from a large pool. Approval by 11 of 13 teams would allow a player transfer, potentially triggering owner fireworks. Ted Collins, Bulldogs owner who bought out the Yankees, disclosed a $1,000,000 expenditure on the venture amid a losing season and attendance occasionally falling below 5,000.
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Bell
NFL
Ted Collins
Bulldogs
Yankees
Green Bay May Be In National League
The article outlines a proposed 13 club National American football league division split. National division includes Washington Philadelphia Chicago Bears New York Giants Pittsburgh and Green Bay. American division lists Baltimore Cleveland Chicago Cardinals Detroit San Francisco New York Bulldogs.
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New York
Washington
Philadelphia
Chicago Bears
New York Giants
Pittsburgh
Green Bay
Baltimore
Cleveland
Chicago Cardinals
Detroit
San Francisco
York Bulldogs
Woodruff Quits Waco Coach Job Leaves Taylor University
Youthful coach Bob Woodruff resigns as head coach at Taylor University in Waco Texas, choosing to leave the program. Indications point to a move to Arkansas to work under John Barnhill who mentored his football career.
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Woodruff
Waco
Tex
Bob Woodruff
Taylor University
Arkansas
John Barnhill
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