Baraboo Defeats Monroe 54 42 in Conference Showdown
Baraboo's balanced offense and a taller frontline neutralized Monroe high school as Jack Schilistra powered Baraboo to a 54 42 Southern 10 victory over Monroe. Dick Blanc led Monroe with 14 points while Baraboo held the Red Devils to under 20 in the second half.
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Baraboo B Team Edges Monroe In Narrow Thriller
Monroe led 8-1 after the first quarter but Baraboo B surged with tight defense in the second half. Pat Kubly paced Monroe with 12 points while Baraboo’s Knear and Osborn each scored five as Baraboo earned a 23-22 road victory.
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Chuck Robertson
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Minneapolis Lakers Take Nats Cage Lead
A weekend scoring spree by George Mikan has the Minneapolis Lakers atop the NBA Central Division. Mikan scored 26 points in two wins over Denver and Philadelphia, allowing the Lakers to pass the Chicago Stags who fell to New York on Saturday.
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Junior Pin Aces Keep Strong Campaigns In Bowling Meet
In a junior bowling meet, teams including Frozen Foods and Green Co. Fast Freight posted top scores led by Gary Germann 224 and Steve West 197. Martin's Sporting Goods and Hunt's Produce also posted wins with notable totals from Leroy Goecks 166 and John Buehler 210.
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Tom Wuethrich
Herb. Abelman
Gary Hoesly
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Dan Eley
Harold Kline
Joe Klessinger
Green Co. Fast Freight
Steve West
Dennis Hall
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Gordon Rutsch
Bob Ambrose
Martin's Sporting Goods
Bill Trick
Hotshots
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Roy Goecks
Larry Elmece
Kirk Wilbur
Judy Buehler
Donna Clark
Jean Clark
Elaine Garrant
Gutter Gals
Diane Snyder
Shirley Bruni
Chris C
Mary Jane Hare
Marlena Larson
Eagles and Rams Clash for 1949 Pro Football Crown
The Philadelphia Eagles and Los Angeles Rams will meet next Sunday for the National league title and a share of the All-America Conference crown. The Rams clinched the Western division by routing the Washington Redskins 53 to 27 before 44,899 fans.
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Packers End Year With Another Loss
The Green Bay Packers finished last in the Western division after a 21-7 defeat by the Detroit Lions. Detroit climbed to just above the Packers, as Lions end Bob Mann caught eight passes for 182 yards with two touchdowns and Bill Dudley returned a punt 67 yards for a score. The NL and AAC merged to form the National-American Football League next year.
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Big 10 Schedule Set For Michigan Spartans Debut
Michigan State Spartans will open Big Ten play at East Lansing on Sept. 26, 1953 against Iowa. The 1953 schedule also lists home games with Indiana and Michigan and away games at Minnesota Purdue and Ohio State. Conference officials discussed 1954 football battles and changes in scouting practices while basketball coaches urged longer conference schedules.
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Monroe Brodhead tilt on tomorrow fields for big showdown
Monroe high school meets Brodhead in a regional tilt at Brodhead tomorrow night. Monroe, playing its third game in five days, aims to extend a long series lead though Brodhead erased the last meeting in last year’s sectional. Expected Monroe starters include Dick Blane and Bob Marty at forward with Bob Wells at center and Bob Rieder and Walt Brandli at guard. Brodhead likely starts Stair Markham Christensen Strommen and Gugisberg.
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al Erickson
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Bob Marty
Bob Wells
Bob Rieder
Walt Brandli
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Christensen
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Gugisberg
Badger Foes Named for 1953 and 1954 Seasons
The University of Wisconsin football schedule lists six Big Ten opponents in 1953 and seven in 1954. Purdue, Ohio State, Iowa, Northwestern, Illinois, and Minnesota appear in that order both years, with Michigan State joining as the 1954 conference opener. The passage also notes deer species total exceeding fifty worldwide except in South Africa and Australia.
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Wilson Wins 1949 Big Ten Most Valuable Player
Capt Bob Wilson of Wisconsin is named the Big Ten's most valuable player for 1949. The Milwaukee senior will receive the Tribune silver football, becoming the 26th winner in the annual Chicago Tribune award. Wilson led Wisconsin teammates voting him MVP for the third straight year, with Dick Kempthorn and Jack Lininger finishing second and third.
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Chicago Tribune
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Jack Lininger
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Howie Weiss
Dave Schreiner
Art Murakowski
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Badgers Maul Loyola 68 55 Then Face Notre Dame
Wisconsin defeated Loyola 68 to 55 in Chicago on Saturday night. The Badgers prepare to host Notre Dame Tuesday after a prior ragged showing against Oregon State.
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McMahon Captures Reglin Title At Chicago Meet
James McMahon of Chicago bowling instructor won the 1949 national All-Star match game championship. He finished the 64 game round robin with 44 percent wins 19 percent losses and totaled 13 712 pins for 318 37 Petersen points a new tournament record surpassing Andy Varipapa 314 16 from 1946.
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Junie) McMahon
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Hempstead
Long Island
Fly Fishing Emphasis Shifts to Michigan Fly-Only Streams
The piece argues moving away from worm fishing to fly fishing on designated winter streams in Michigan. It advocates fly rods for fairer sport, notes limits of hatchery trout, and urges creating several fly-only streams to restore native trout and protect streams from overuse.
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Bears stop Cards in Chicago rout
Chicago Heat quarterback Johnny Lujack threw six touchdown passes and set an NFL record with 468 passing yards as the Bears defeated the Chicago Cardinals 52 to 21 on Sunday.
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Chicago Heat
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Chicago Cardinals
Browns may skip next season after title run
Cleveland Browns coach Paul E Brown warned the club could not field a team next fall unless it secures needed personnel and a stronger division standing. The Browns, who beat the San Francisco 49ers 21 to 7, claimed their fourth straight All-America conference title.
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