Monroe Faces Jefferson Without Walt Marty In Big Conference Clash
Monroe enters tonight's Badger Conference game short of top scorer Walt Marty who is suspended. Coach Lee Mitchell reshuffles forward spots with Dick Moritz and Bob Anderegg. A win would lift Monroe to 2-1 in the conference. a loss could drop them to second division. Also on tap, Don McGibbon's B team hosts Jefferson in a 6:45 p.m. game after their four straight wins.
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Monroe
Badger
Walt Marty
Marty
Jefferson
Tom Hartwig
Lee Mitchell
Dick Moritz
Mitchell
Bob Anderegg
Moritz
Paul Brandli
Herb
Middleton
Edgerton
Don McGibbon
McGibbon
George Mauerman
Pete Johnson
Jim Menehan
Gary Coplien
Jerry Davis
Two Badger Dads Get Rose Bowl Trip Invite
Fathers of Wisconsin players Norb Esser Wendy Gulseth and Harland Carl were surprised by Gisholt Machine Co officials with all expense tours to the Rose Bowl for Wisconsin versus Southern California on January 1. Green Bay businessmen are underwriting a similar trip for Mr and Mrs Irvin Carl and Harland Carl Day will follow the game.
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Madison
University of Wisconsin
Lawrence Esser
Norb Esser
Olin Gulseth
Wendy Gulseth
Badgers
Gisholt Machine Co
Wisconsin
Southern California
Greenwood
Irvin Carl
Harland Carl
Badger
Champs of 1951 Lead in Tourney
CHICAGO The defending champions top the standings as finalists begin day two of the National All Star individual tournament. Junie McMahon and Marion Ladewig lead the field of 32 remaining from 160 men and 48 women with 16 men and eight women match games scheduled. The nine day event runs through Sunday.
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Chicago
Junie McMahon
Marion Ladewig
Accrediting group to crack down on de-emphasis violators
The North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools plans vigorous action against violators of its athletic de-emphasis program. Norman Burns said one or two cases would be pursued, with 268 member colleges across 19 states.
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Chicago
North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Norman Burns
Commission On Colleges and Universities
Arizona
Arkansas
Colorado
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Michigan
Minnesota
Missouri
Nebraska
New Mexico
North Dakota
Ohio
Oklahoma
South Dakota
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming
J. B. Edmonson
University of Michigan
School of Education
Edmonson
Baltimore Must Sell Many More Tickets
After four days of sales the Baltimore campaign reported 5 050 season tickets sold and 3 200 pledged. NFL Commissioner Bert Bell said he would move the Dallas franchise here if fans bought 250 000 worth of tickets, an estimated 15 000 season tickets, by January 22 at the league meeting.
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Baltimore
Bert Bell
National Football League
Dallas
Bell
Rose Bowl Tickets Exhausted at Wisconsin
The University of Wisconsin will not offer a public sale for Rose Bowl seats. Athletic business manager William Aspinwall said students staff and alumni have exhausted the 13 060 seat allotment for the Wisconsin Southern California game January 1 in Pasadena California.
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Madison
University of Wisconsin
William Aspinwall
Pasadena
Calif
Dwyer Returns to Face Carroll as Lakes Star
Jerry Dwyer, former Monroe high and Carroll College standout, now stars for the Great Lakes team. He entered the Navy after Carroll graduation and set scoring records at Waukesha. He will face Carroll on February 21 in Waukesha, having declined pro offers due to service. He once scored 38 points in a Carroll game against the Bluejackets. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Charles Dwyer of Monroe. Dwyer’s service address is listed as 332-56 88, Co R 71, 104th Batt Camp Downes, Great Lakes, Illinois.
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Jerry Dwyer
Monroe High School
Carroll College
Great Lakes
Dwyer
Navy
Carroll
Waukesha
Bluejackets
Charles Dwyer
Monroe
Jerry W. Dwyer
Camp Downes
III
LaCrosse State topples Winona College for 86 76 win
LaCrosse State led by Lee Kemps with 26 points defeated Winona Minnesota College 86 to 76. Glenn Humphrey scored 19 and Jim Flood 11 for the winners.
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Lee Kemps
Winona
Minn
Glenn Humphrey
Jim Flood
PCC Asks Big Ten To Continue Pact
Pasadena report says the Pacific Coast Conference seeks renewal of the Rose Bowl arrangement with the Big Ten. Chicago sources suggest a split with nine teams opposed or for renewal. PCC faculty asked for a three year extension with a response due by June 5, 1953.
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Pasadena
Calif
Pacific Coast Conference
Big Ten
Chicago
Iowa
Michigan State
Minnesota
Northwestern
Purdue
Wisconsin
Illinois
Indiana
Michigan
Ohio State
PCC
Olympians Buy Ed Mikan From Philadelphia Club
The Indianapolis Olympians acquired Ed Mikan, George Mikan’s 6-8 younger brother, from the Philadelphia club. Ed, 27, stands 6 feet 8 inches, placing him as a forward center option behind his NBA star sibling George Mikan of the Minneapolis Lakers.
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Indianapolis
Indianapolis Olympians
National Basketball Association
George Mikan
Little Brother
Ed Mikan
Philadelphia
Big Brother George
Minneapolis Lakers
Harvey Trumpy Tops City League with 576 Series
Harvey Trumpy bowled a 224 game sandwiched between 172 and 180 for a 576 series to lead the City League. In the Victory League Werner Thueler had a 235 game and 591 series, with other notable scores listed for players and team results across multiple local leagues.
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Werner Thueler
Don Root
Ken Smith
George Redman
Jimmy Wuetrich
Curley’s
Chuck’s
Schuetzes
Ben's Beef
Hoffmans
Marion Mueller
Frank Walters
Ernie Spring
John Shager
Rees
Hilltop Inn
Pleasure Bend
Monroe Construction
Badger Petroleum
Leader Store
Ralph Pedersen
Cliff Stark
Charles Bloom
Walter Minder
Roger Voelkh
Ready Mix
Pure Oil
Share’s
Argyle
Baumgartners
Dean’s
Mercs Dump Chiefs to Press IHL Standings
Milwaukee Chiefs routed 5-1 by the Mer Cs to tighten second place in the International Hockey League.
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MERCS
Milwaukee
Toledo
Milwaukee Chiefs
Rules Committee Faces Tough Task Pleasing All
The Rules Committee will consider ten major proposals from AP readers and sports writers. They seek to rule out the two platoon system and permit unlimited substitutions while clarifying pass interference to reduce penalties. Other ideas include removing the sucker shift and helmet block and returning goal posts to the goal line.
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New York
National Football Rules Committee
Associated Press
Fond du Lac Club Plans 1953 Independent Play
Fond du Lac baseball club of the Wisconsin State League notified Duane Bowman that it will operate in 1953 without a major league affiliation. The team foresees a $41,464 operating budget, up from $33,611 in 1952, as it seeks league acceptance at the Jan 15 meeting.
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Fond DU Lac
Duane Bowman
Madison
Bowman
New York Yankee
H. R. Murphy
Murphy
Fred Haney Signs One Year Contract With Pirates
Fred Haney, manager of the Hollywood Stars, agreed to a one year contract to manage the Pittsburgh Pirates after a conference with General Manager Branch Rickey in Pittsburgh. Haney takes over a struggling Pirates club.
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Fred Haney
Pittsburgh
Hollywood Calif
Pittsburgh Pirates
Haney
Branch Rickey
College Basketball Scores Roundup
Seton Hall defeated West Texas 69 to 46 and Manhattan edged Louisville 65 to 63. Kansas beat Tulane 63 to 50 while N C State overwhelmed Rhode Island 105 to 66. Georgia routed South Carolina 57 to 50. Morehead (Ky) beat Georgetown (Ky) 75 to 58. Oklahoma City beat New Mexico A and M 74 to 40. Baylor won over Lamar 41 to 39. Harrid Simmons 56 edged Southern Methodist 55. Oregon defeated Portland 76 to 59.
Saxton Favored Over Perez in Madison Square Garden Bout
Johnny Saxton the undefeated 22 year old from Brooklyn faces Cuba's Paul Perez in a ten round welterweight bout at Madison Square Garden. Saxton is a 4 to 1 favorite to win the nationally televised fight tonight.
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Saxton
New York
Johnny Saxton
Cuba
Paul Perez
Madison Square Garden
Brooklyn
Bryant Still Studies Arkansas Proposition
Paul Bear Bryant, the top choice for Arkansas football coach, reportedly plans an unannounced campus visit to Fayetteville today with his wife. He would then return to Lexington to complete an extended inspection before deciding on the Arkansas job.
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Arkansas
Little Rock
Ark
Paul (Bear) Bryant
University of Arkansas
Fayetteville
Lexington
University of Kentucky
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