Monroe Falls to DeKalb Ill 63 58 in final period rally
Monroe high school cag ers led 52 45 after three quarters but were outscored 18 6 in the final eight minutes. Dave Fahs scored 25 points before fouling out. DeKalb’s Dick Anderson had 17 and led a late surge. Next games: home vs Wisconsin High Friday and at Sterling Saturday.
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Joseph H. Davidson
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Cheesemen
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Fahs
Larry Menehan
Jerry Muenich
Paul Lamboley
Jerry Bemis
Dick Anderson
Anderson
Gerner Anderson
Lou Salaver
Darrell Osland
Duke Davenport
George Evan
Randy Carr
The
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College basketball scores from various games
Illinois defeated Oklahoma 69 to 58 while Ohio State beat St Louis 74 to 54 Michigan State won 79 to 61 against Brigham Young Kansas routed Marquette 78 to 61 Pitt edged Northwestern 73 to 71 DePaul defeated Dayton 67 to 59 Purdue beat Missouri 71 to 69 Indiana won 80 to 57 over Southern Illinois Notre Dame 75 Wisconsin 55 Nebraska 73 Michigan 60 Kansas State 90 Darke 41 Cincinnati 65 DePauw 53 Miami Ohio 76 Bowling Green 58 Iowa 58 Denver 57.
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Oklahoma
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Mich. State
Briham Young
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Pitt
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DePaul
Dayton
Purdue
Missouri
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Southern Illinois
Notre Dame
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Michigan
Kansas State
Darke
Cincinnati
DePauw
Miami Ohio
Bowling Green
MSU Rolls Past BYU 79-61 in East Lansing
Bob Anderegg, former Monroe standout, scored six points as Michigan State topped Brigham Young 79-61 at East Lansing Saturday night. Spartans led throughout with a balanced attack led by Chuck Bencie 21, Larry Hedden 18, Jack Quiggle 12, and George Ferguson 11.
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Monroe Cage
Michigan State Spartans
Brigham Young
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Larry Hedden
Jack Quiggle
George Ferguson
Levenhagen Named to All America Academic Team
Wisconsin fullback Pat Levenhagen earned a spot on the third team of the annual All America academic football squad. He joins fellow student Athletes recognized for football skill and scholastic achievement from various colleges.
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New York
Pat Levenhagen
Wisconsin
Amazing bargains in The Times classified
Daily read of The Times classifieds reveals discounted items and offers across multiple categories. Shoppers find furniture electronics and household goods at reduced prices with limited-time deals.
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Times
Jayvees Beat DeKalb 47 40 in Tight B Team Victory
The Monroe B team improved to five wins in six starts by defeating DeKalb 47 to 40. Dave Grams scored 13 and Dick Muenich 12 as Monroe pulled away after a close first half. McAllister led DeKalb with nine. Monroe went 17 of 26 from the line.
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Dick Muenich
Clayton Jackson
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Bill Carter
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Sterling
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49ers Top Packers 38 20 in Weekend NFL Clash
San Francisco dominates Green Bay 38 20 to break a recent slump as the 49ers improve to four wins six losses one tie. Green Bay drops to four wins seven losses and faces Los Angeles in the season finale with Rams hoping for a two way tie for last in the Western Conference.
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49Ers
Caroline lifts Bears past Cardinals for title bid
J C Caroline, returning from the Canadian League, rushed 68 yards on 16 carries and scored the only touchdown as the Chicago Bears defeated the Cardinals 10 3. He also chased Night Train Lane on the final play. Rick Casares credited Caroline for opening running room.
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Pro Standings Matches Report
Detroit defeats Pittsburgh 45 to 7. Chicago Bears win 10 to 3 over Chicago Cards. Cleveland over New York 24 to 7. Washington edges Philadelphia 19 to 17. Los Angeles 31 beats Baltimore 7.
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Jackson to Fight Milwaukee Heavyweight Bout
No 1 contender Tommy Hurricane Jackson signed for a 10 round bout with Julio Mederos at the Milwaukee Arena on December 17. The Milwaukee promoter is Phil Valley of the Wisconsin Boxing Club. Also noted is a statistic: more than 700 000 miles of rural U S highways surfaced from 1920 to 1935.
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Hurricane) Jackson
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Big Ten Approves Athlete Aid Plan With Penalties
The Big Ten faculty representatives approve a need based athlete aid plan to regulate scholarships, cap aid at 100 per school, and strip eligibility for unauthorized aid. The rule becomes effective in 60 days unless a member school rejects it, with penalties for violations and job opportunities tied to aid.
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Chicago
Big Ten
Iowa
Minnesota
Ohio State
Indiana
Michigan
Illinois
Purdue
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Wisconsin
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Stilt Leads Kansas Past Marquette for 87-69 Win
Wilt Chamberlain scores in two varsity games as Kansas defeats Marquette 87-69, with Chamberlain posting 91 points in recent outings and matching a strong defensive show against his opponent. Kansas heads to the West Coast for games versus Washington and California as coach Phog Allen contemplates the team’s future.
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Associated Press
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Will the Stilt
Kansas Company
Wilt Chamberlain
Jayhawks
Phog Allen
Kansas
Northwestern
Marquette
Chamberlain
Dick Harp
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Washington Huskies
California
Stuhldreher Among 58 Nominated for Hall of Fame
Harry Stuhldreher, former Wisconsin football coach, is named among 58 former football players and coaches nominated for the Football Hall of Fame in New Brunswick New Jersey.
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New Brunswick
N. J
Harry Stuhldreher
University of Wisconsin
Bowling Crowns Won at Chicago
Thirty year old Don Carter of St Louis and Mrs Marion Ladewig of Grand Rapids Mich won All Star matches in Chicago. Carter claimed his third title with 308 49 Peterson points and $4000 prize. Ladyewig captured her sixth in eight years with 159 16 points and $2000 prize. Also noted are final standings and prize money for Weber Lubanski Merrick etc. The text also mentions Baltimore gas lighting in 1816.
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Don Carter
St. Louis
Marion Ladewig
Grand Rapids
Mich
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Peterson
Dick Weber
Weber
Eddie Lubanski
Detroit
Eddie
Steve Nagy
Lubanski
Bill Lillard
Hornung Plans to Join Green Bay Packers Doorstep Decision
Notre Dame quarterback Paul Hornung told a national TV audience he will play professional football with the Green Bay Packers. The Heisman winner, a top NFL draft pick, dismissed offers from a Canadian team and said he must adapt to cold weather in Green Bay. Hornung hails from Louisville Kentucky.
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