Jefferson Nips Monroe Cagers In Tight Badger Conference Clash
Jefferson edged Monroe 46 to 43 as Monroe squandered a nine point second quarter lead. Don Pick led Jefferson with nine points on free throws, while Dick Moritz and Pete Johnson stood out for Monroe. Monroe’s top scorer Walt Marty was sidelined by disciplinary measures.
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Monroe
Badger
Jefferson
Ralph Frank
Jefferson Cagers
Lee Mitchell
Wisconsin
Dick McArdle
Paul Brandis
Herb Ableman
Don Pick
Paul Brandli
John Hutter
Dick Moritz
Brandli
Moritz
Paul Reich
Mistele
Larry Mistele
Jefferson Guard
McArdie
Pick
Keith Shannon
Reich
Jim Monogue
Hutter
Pete Johnson
Johnson
Walt Marty
Middleton
Anderege Ny
McArdle
Neeneseeenageesewamenees Seuneeeares Il
Sennen Tawees
Neereaereeeeevensens Tentaceres
Reickoe
Monogne Miste
Sault Sene
Eens
Shannon
Tech
Monroee
Anders
Mi Rile - Brandi
Ableman
Croak
Shannen
Flutter
Beloit Tops Carroll 99 83 Amid 24-Point Third Quarter Run
Beloit remained unbeaten with a 99 83 victory over Carroll. After a 42 41 halftime margin Beloit trailed 50 49 early in the third period then scored 21 points to Carroll 9 to seize a 70 89 lead and pull away for a third straight win. Don Oncken scored 24 for Carroll while Ray Whitlow contributed 20 for Beloit.
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Beloit
Carroll
Bucs
Don Oncken
Ray Whitlow
Hawks Lose 63-49 In Slow-Tempo Clash
In Indianapolis the Milwaukee Hawks attempted a deliberate possession game against the Olympians. The strategy backfired as Indianapolis led throughout and posted a 63 to 49 victory last night at home.
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Hawks
Indianapolis
Milwaukee Hawks
Indianapolis Olympians
Ford Leads Open Miami Golf Tournament
Doug Ford from Harrison New York led the Miami Open by a stroke after rounds of 67 67 totaling 134 in the $10,000 event played in Miami Florida.
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Ford
Miami
Fla
Doug Ford
Harrison
N. Y
Monroe B Team Wins Fifth Tilt
Monroe B team, led by Menehan Coplien and Mauerman, defeated Jefferson B 30 to 21 to stretch their win streak to five. Johnson moved up to varsity. substitutions included Ambrose Keller and Klemm as McGibbon shuffled lineups.
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Don McGibbon
Pete Johnson
Jefferson
Jim Menehan
Gary Coplien
Jerry Davis
George Mauerman
McGibbon
Jerry Coplien
Johnson
Menehan
Mauerman
Tom Lucas
Bob Monogue
Eldyn Endle
Russell Richardson
Jerry Endie
Bob Ambrose
Keller
Klemm
Beloit
New Glarus
Evansville
Wisconsin High
Monroe
Menehan Pees
Rene
Klemm Seaneee
Manvermana ” Stauffacher
Ambrose
Specsullll
Gary ” ” Coplien
Coplien
Jerry Koller
Richardson
Cerall
Jerry
Khiyu U
An IL
Monroe Ts
U Ca
Packers and 49ers Face Season Finale in San Francisco
Green Bay and San Francisco end the 1952 season with a six six record clash before about 20 000 fans. Frankie Albert Johnny Strzykalski Norman Standlee retirements loom as Tony Canadeo also ends his Packers career.
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San Francisco
Green Bay Packers
San Francisco 49Ers
49Ers
Frankie Albert
Johnny Strzykalski
Packers
Albert
Strazykalski
San Fancisco
Norman Standlee
Green Bay
Tony Canadeo
Giants Activate Bob Wilkinson In Return From Injury
New York Giants restore Bob Wilkinson to active list after his fractured nose in the Nov. 9 San Francisco game. Linebacker Pat Knight shifted to inactive list due to a re injury of his left elbow from last week.
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New York
New York Football Giants
Bob Wilkinson
Pat Knight
Wilson
San Francisco
Knight
Southern Methodist
Wet Want Ad Sale At Low Prices
A brief classified item advertises a wet sale with low prices, inviting buyers to purchase moisture related goods or services at minimal cost. The notice emphasizes value and accessibility for shoppers seeking bargains.
High School Basketball Scores From Wisconsin Night
Sheboygan North defeats Green Bay West 65 to 55 while Oshkosh beats Manitowoc 63 to 54 and West De Pere edges Seymour 69 to 52. Numerous-region results list scores for cities including Appleton Fond du Lac Peshtigo Lena and many more across Wisconsin.
Edgerton Edges Stoughton in Badger Conference Play
Edgerton and Middleton won key games to surge in the Badger Conference standings. Edgerton beat Stoughton 48 40 after a 22 19 halftime lead, while Wisconsin High narrowly defeated Middleton 47 46 on a last minute shot by Jack Burkhalter. Fort Atkinson defeated Evansville 64 53. Middleton's Pete Olson led scoring with 27 of 46 for the league. Tom Bartz returned to score 15 for Edgerton. Jerry McCarthy led Stoughton with 11.
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Wisconsin High
Edgerton
Badger
Middleton
Stoughton
Don Page
Madison
Jack Burkhalter
Leif Holm
Fort Atkinson
Evansville
Lake Mills
Milton
Pete Olson
Paul
Phil Erpenbach
Tom Bartz
Jerry McCarthy
Tonnemaker Lucy Named on All Stars
A former University of Wisconsin player and ex Green Bay Packer appears on national All-Star service football teams. Center Clayton Tonnemaker, All American from Minnesota, is on the Army All-Star club and is stationed at Camp Drake Japan. Navy All-Stars include guard Ray Suchy of Camp Pendleton who played at Wisconsin.
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Washington
University of Wisconsin
Green Bay
Clayton Tonnemaker
Minnesota
Army
Camp Drake
Japan
Navy
Ray Suchy
Camp Pendleton
Calif
State Line opens conference action with wide results
State Line League basketball opened conference play with wins by Orfordville Brodhead Albany New Glarus Monticello. Highlights include Brodhead's 78 42 over Argyle with Duane Jerman scoring 24 and Monticello’s Bob Zweifel leading with 35 in a 65 57 win over Blanchardville. New Glarus beat Brooklyn 64 42 as Vic Babler returned with 15 points.
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Gratiot
South Wayne
Shullsburg
Hazel Green
Fall River
Cambria
Poynette
Markesan
Rio
Pardeville
Wonewoe
Necedah
Barneveld
Hollandale
Highland
Livingston
Ridgeway
Linden
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Argyle
Orfordville
Belleville
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New Glarus
Brooklyn
Mt. Hope
Patch Grove
Albany
Judah Elkworn
Delavan
Madison Edgewood
St. John’s
Ram
Duane Jerman
Francis Eckerman
Jerry Christensen
Tom Newcomer
Bob Zweifel
Don Karlen
John Ponyicsanyi
Jon Kauk
Bob Welch
Jerry Jordan
Juda
Joe Jaeggi
Bill Callahan
Vic Babler
Ronnie Schneider
Jake Jensen
State Line
Tommy Byrne Signs 1953 White Sox Contract
Southpaw pitcher Tommy Byrne signed a 1953 Chicago White Sox contract after being acquired from the St. Louis Browns. Salary terms were not disclosed. Byrne has three seasons with the Yankees and two with the Browns and came with Joe DeMaestri in a swap for Hank Edwards and Willie Miranda.
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Chicago
Tommy Byrne
St. Louis Browns
Chicago White Sox
Byrne
New York Yankees
Browns
Joe de Maestri
Hank Edwards
Willie Miranda
Easter Will Wait For Indian Owners To Make Up Minds
Cleveland reports Luke Easter will wait on the Indians as Hank Greenberg sets a stockholders meeting for next Thursday to decide who will be the boss. Easter plans to talk contract when officials meet.
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Cleveland
Luke Easter
Indians
Hank Greenberg
Hank
Preags
Burkhard tops Let’s Have Fun with 503 series
Helen Burkhard secretary of Monroe Bowling Association rolled a 503 series aided by a 184 game to lead the Let’s Have Fun league. Agnes Dischler posted a 160 for fourth in Progressive League while Helen Brennan led the top scores in her league with 179. Team and other league results wrap a busy bowling night across multiple divisions.
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Helen Burkhard
Monroe Bowling Association
Agnes Dischler
Helen Brennan
Ann O’flaherty
Merle Ambrose
Louise Ruf
May Davidson
Boosters
Nite Owls
Queen Pins
Hot Shots
Harold Kurth
Vic Ellingson
George Armstrong
Ed Booth
Beckmans
Green County House
Binn’s
Solomons
Local
Hubers
Betty Ronald
Esther Rhyner
Mary Hackle
Grant
Maple Grove
Monroe Clinic
Martins
Corner Cafe
Clarno
Pleasure Bend
Durfees
the Times
McMahon Keeps All-Star Bowling Lead in Chicago
Defending champion Junie McMahon maintained the overall lead as 16 finalists entered the second half of match games in the National All-Star Bowling Tournament. In the women's division Marian Ladewig of Grand Rapids Michigan led toward a possible fourth consecutive title as 16 women wrapped up half their 32 match games.
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Chicago
Junie McMahon
Marian Ladewig
Grand Rapids
Mich
Glass slipper mistranslation in Cinderella tale
The phrase pantoufle en vair is said to mean fur slipper, with the English version misrendered as a glass slipper. The note discusses how the translation influenced the iconic item in the Cinderella tale.
Saxton Perez Knockout Prompts NYC Boxing Board Inquiry
The boxing director of the International Boxing Club was summoned to the New York State Athletic Commission to discuss future matchmaking after Johnny Saxton halted Cuba Raul Perez in 2 54 of the first round at Madison Square Garden. Chairman Bob Christenberry seeks to know who approved the Saxton Perez bout and whether Sugar Ray Robinson has signed to defend his middleweight title against Randy Turpin in June.
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New York
International Boxing Club
New York State Athletic Commission
Johnny Saxton
Madison Square Garden
Harry Markson
Bob Christenberry
Cuba
Raul Perez
Saxton- Perez
Christenberry
Ira McCown
Alexander Schiff
Saxton
Sugar Ray Robinson
Randy Turpin
England
Jack Solomns
Onslow Fane
British Board of Boxing Control
Robinson
Convertible aircraft combine rotor lift with airplane flight
In Philadelphia speakers at a convertiplane congress declare hybrid craft practical and ready for development. Dr. J A J Bennett of Hiller Helicopter Corp proposes short haul jet powered helicopters as aerial tugs and notes helicopters can lift loads exceeding their weight and assist launches from rooftops or ship decks.
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Philadelphia
J.A.J. Bennett
Hiller Helicopter Corp
Palo Alto
Calif
Bennett
Four Farm Sales Planned In Local Area Next Week
Four farm sales are advertised for the area on Wednesday Thursday and Friday. Norman Willing of Janesville Route 5 and Walter Katzenberger of Gratiot Route 1 sell on Wednesday and Thursday respectively. Warner Rufenacht on the Benkert/Gruenewald farm south of Monroe and Royce Eveland four miles north of South Wayne sell on Friday. Rufenacht quits farming Eveland's lease ends and Katzenberger retires due to ill health.
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Janesville
Walter Katzenberger
Gratiot
Warner Rufenacht
Benkert
Gruenewald Farm
Monroe
Royce Eveland
South Wayne
Rufenacht
Eveland
Katzenberger
Milwaukeean Charged With Illegal Operation
Dr. Andrew P. Atterberry a 46 year old osteopathic physician and Lakeview Hospital co owner was arrested on a charge of performing an abortion. A 25 year old woman alleged the operation occurred last January in his office. The doctor denied the accusation and his attorney called it malicious.
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Milwaukee
Andrew P. Atterberry
Eugene Grobschmidt
Atterbury
Atterberry
Lakeview Hospital
Ralph J. Drought
Three More Leaders Arrested in Morocco
French police arrest three top Istiqlal leaders in Casablanca including a former adviser to the Sultan. The arrests push nationalist, communist, and agitator detentions past 1,500 after last weekend’s riots sparked by the murder of a Tunisian nationalist. Morocco and Tunisia remain French protectorates amid independence struggles.
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Casablanca
Morocco
Istiqlal
Tunis
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