Ed Pickett Stars With 601 In Bowling Standings
Ed Pickett led minor league action with a 601 series including 203 and 206 games as Woodford Winter No 3 contended in the Classic league. Foster Deininger topped the Argyle circuit with a 526 and Lois Hawley led the women's opening at Toy's Five with a 423. Teams across leagues posted high scores such as Standard Oil 2322 and Pleasure Bend 2622 in Busy bowling night results.
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Eddie Pickett
Woodford
Foster
Deininger
Area Cleaners
Hugh Durgin
Firemen
Esther Kubly
Vfw
Lois Hawley
Toy’s Five
Opea
Burnette Abraham
The
Norskys
Argyle
Inch
Standard Oil
Century Service
Becker’s
Kundert- Elmer
Pleasure Bend
Ed Pickett
Orson Robertson
Frank Walters
Smith
Darling
Argyle League Legion
Argyle Cleaners
Phillipson Garage
Rossing’s
Hoot’s Tavern
Ostby’s Garage
Wheeler’s
Foster Deininger
W. Wheeler
Schwartz
Paul Hendrickson
Clyde Peterson
Kate Yost
Leone Loveland
Marian Munz
Ann Deinninger
Indians Washington Make Major Trade Involving Pirates
The world champion Cleveland Indians traded First Baseman Eddie Robinson and two pitchers to Washington for First Baseman Mickey Vernon and Pitcher Early Wynn. The Senators also received Ed Klieman and Joe Haynes in the deal, while Chicago White Sox had earlier moved Joe Tipton to Cleveland. Separately, the Yankees acquired Pitcher Fred Sanford for $100,000 and three players, the Giants sold Ken Trinkle to Philadelphia, and Philadelphia signed Jimmy Dykes as coach and added outfielder Wally Moses for pinch hitting.
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Chicago
Cleveland Indians
Eddie Robinson
Washington
Mickey Vernon
Early Wynn
Senators
Ed Klieman
Joe Haynes
Klieman
Indians
Haynes
Chicago White Sox
Joe Tipton
New York Yankees
Fred Sanford
St. Louis Browns
New York Giants
Ken Trinkle
Philadelphia Phillies
Philadelphia Athletics
Jimmy Dykes
White Sox
Wally Moses
Brodhead to Host Central States Holiday Basketball Tourney
Eight teams will compete in the Central States Holiday Basketball tournament opening Sunday night in Brodhead. Opening rounds Sunday and Monday lead to semi finals Tuesday and finals Wednesday. First night games feature Dr. Meyers Edgerton versus Walt's Beloit and Brodhead against Evansville VFWs.
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Brodhead
Dr. Meyers
Edgerton
Walt’s of
Beloit
Evansville Vfws
Albany Legion
Orfordville Merchants
Pop House of Beloit
Brooklyn Legion
Syracuse Nationals Dominate Oshkosh All-Stars
Syracuse Nationals outscored the Oshkosh All-Stars 65-55 in a National League basketball game. They led 33-27 at halftime and built a comfortable margin to secure the win.
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Milwaukee
Syracuse Nationals
Oshkosh
Big Nine Conference Sets 1950 1952 Football Schedules
Western conference officials wrapped a winter meeting by outlining football schedules for 1950 to 1952 and inviting Michigan State into championship grid competition in 1953. A three man committee will review MSU to ensure policy conformity and possible league inclusion in future schedules. Notre Dame remains largely out of Western conference plans for 1951 and 1952 with room for later addition. Northwestern Notre Dame rivalry ended temporarily after 1889 kickoff.
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Chicago
Michigan State
Spartans
East Lansing
Minnesota
Michigan
Notre Dame
South Bend
Indiana
Schwoegler Takes Lead in Chicago Bowling Meet
Madison bowler Connie Schwoegler, 32, posted a six game 1,378 including a 300, to lead the national all star tournament. He holds an 18 game total of 3,805 with Ed Kalewicz of Chicago second at 3,734 and Andy Grilli of Milwaukee third at 3,697. Kalewicz and Grilli trails noted as Wisconsin veteran achieves second perfect game in eight year meet.
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Chicago
Connie Schwoegler
Madison
Schwoegler
Ed Kawelics
Andy Grilli
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Notre Dame Tops Wisconsin 60 54 on Home Court
Notre Dame defeats Wisconsin 60 to 54 in South Bend. Kevin O'Shea scores 14 for the Irish while Bob Mader leads Wisconsin with 10. Notre Dame breaks a 3-3 tie early and builds a double digit lead, maintaining control most of the game. Wisconsin suffers its second loss in three days after an earlier defeat to Loyola.
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South Bend
Ind
University of Wisconsin
Notre Dame
Badgers
Loyola of Chicago
Irish
Illinois
Wisconsin
Kevin O’shea
Bob Mader
Two Top Municipal Teams To See Action
The Municipal Basketball league features Waffle Shop and Schuetze's Clothiers each with four wins and no losses. Waffle Shop meets Wagner Construction at 7 PM and Schuetze's faces Victory Tavern at 8 PM at the high school gym.
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Municipal Basketball League
Waffle Shop
Schuetze’s Clothiers
Restaurant Five
Wagner Construction
Schuetze’s
Victory Tavern
The
Clothiers
Independents
Brennan
Super Market
Juda Merchants
Kaiser-Frazer
Melka Averages 40 Yards Per Kick for Marquette Punter
New York reports Marquette's Dick Melka ranked 13th nationally as a punter after the season. He averaged 40 yards on 44 punts, while North Carolina's Charlie Justice led with 62 kicks at an average of 44 yards.
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New York
Dick Melka
Marquette’university
Melka
Charlie Justice
North Carolina
Want ads promise heavy labor for small pay
A local notice promotes want ads as a way to secure many job leads with minimal upfront cost. It hints at substantial labor opportunities available through classified listings and encourages readers to place ads to access a broad range of work.
Fall Fox Bounties Paid Across Green County
Green county paid bounties on 29 foxes this fall, 20 red. Ira Holcomb of Monticello received 14 dollars for seven red animals. Karl Mueller reported a tray and red for 4 dollars, Magnus Johnson of Blanchardville got two red, and numerous individuals including Ernest Batchelor Albany G K Klassy New Glarus Merlin Emberson Argyle Roscoe Heimann Argyle H C Myers Brodhead Frank Schulz Belleville Herman P Sweifel Belleville Gilbert Kleckner Gilford Nybroton Argyle Herman Klassy Monticello Ben L Stonebach Brodhead Hervin Olson Brodhead Elmon G Ott Blanchardville James Hyland Argyle Nordean C Hoesly New Glarus Arleigh L Field Clifford Broge route 3 Rex Dahms 804 11th street received individual payments.
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Green County
Ira Holcomb
Monticello
Karl Mueller
7Th Avenue
Magnus Johnson
Blanchardville
Ernest Batchelor
Albany
G. K. Klassy
New Glarus
Merlin Emberson
Argyle
Roscoe Heimann
H. C. Myers
Brodhead
Frank Schulz
Belleville
Herman P. Sweifel
Gilbert C. Kleckner
13Th Avenue
Gilford Nybroton
Herman Klassy
Ben L. Stonebach
Hervin Olson
Elmon G. Ott
James Hyland
Nordean C. Hoesly
Arleigh L. Field
15Th Avenue
Clifford Broge
Rex Dahms
Boy Bags Deer in Wisconsin Rapids Hunting Party
Rodney Luchsinger, 12, son of Mr and Mrs Emil Luchsinger, route 1, was the sole member of a Wisconsin Rapids hunting party to bag a deer. He shot a six point buck weighing 150 pounds.
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Brooklyn
Rodney Luchsinger
Emil Luchsinger
Wisconsin Rapids
Rodney
Veterans Medical Aid Cost Per Visit Reported
The Veterans Administration reported last year private medical treatments for ex G I s cost the government 11 437 739 dollars with an average charge of 4 18 dollars per treatment for 761 165 veterans treated.
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Washington
Veterans Administration
Monroe Riflemen Fall to Rockford in Close Rifle Match
Monroe lost to Rockford 1447 to 1443 in a Southern Wisconsin Rifle League meet at the local range. Both teams posted perfect 500s from prone, Rockford led 497 to 496 from sitting and 450 to 447 off hand. Gil Baltzer and Sport Fehman tied for top scoring with 294 each. Lawrence Raymer was Monroe’s next high with 292.
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Monroe
Rockford
Gil Baltzer
Monroe Club
Sport Fehman
Lawrence Raymer
Monroe Pr
Lit
O.H
Pinon Sneek
Daneee Sc
Ewes
Raymer
Penniston
Kjonnere Eek
College Basketball Scores From Associated Press
Michigan defeated Pittsburgh 62 to 44 while Indiana beat Drake 57 to 35 Purdue edged Kansas 47 to 46 Illinois won 73 to 68 over Oklahoma Iowa rolled past Ithaca 78 to 26 Notre Dame topped Wisconsin 60 to 45 St Ambrose defeated St Norbert 71 to 57 Ripon beat Oshkosh 66 to 62 Lake Forest over Carroll 50 to 55.
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Associated Press College
Michigan
Pittsburgh
Indiana
Drake
Purdue
Kansas
Illinois
Oklahoma
Iowa
Ithaca
Notre Dame
Wisconsin
St. Ambrose
St. Norberts
Ripon
Oshkosh Twins
Lake Forest
Caroll
Wis
College
High School Recaps Fort Atkinson and Lake Mills Wins
Fort Atkinson beat Jefferson 46 to 42 while Lake Mills defeated Portage 53 to 34 in high school basketball showcases. The results highlight local rivalries and team performances.
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Ft. Atkinson
Jefferson
Lake Mills
Portage
State Line Cards Six Non-Loop Games
Eight of the State Line conference’s 11 schools will play six non conference basketball games tonight. Monticello unbeaten travels to Winslow for a highlight matchup. Belleville visits Verona Brodhead hosts Evansville and Hollandale welcomes Barneveld. Argyle goes to Juno and Albany at Brooklyn in non league games.
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State Line
Monticello
Winslow
Belleville
Verona
Brodhead
Evansville
Hollandale
Barneveld
Argyle
Juto
Albany
Brooklyn
UCLA Football Coach and Staff Resign En Masse
UCLA announces the resignation of head coach Bert LaBrucher ie and three assistants W P Fehring Shelby Cahloun and Ned Mathews after a 3 7 season. LaBrucher ie had a four year record of 23 wins 16 losses and two years left on his contract. UCLA seeks a new coaching staff.
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Los Angeles
University of California At Los Angeles
Bruin
Bert la Brucherie
UCLA
W. P
Dutch)Fehring
Shelby Calhoun
Ned Mathews
la Brucheries
Bruins
Wisconsin cash balance rises to over twenty million
Wisconsin's cash balance stood at 20,508,758 on December 1, up from 11,388,684 a month earlier, state treasurer Clyde M. Johnston reported. Of the total, 14,268,334 was in the general fund.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Clyde M. Johnson
Skins Rally Falls Short Against Packers in 68-59 Loss
Anderson Indiana saw the Anderson Packers pull away in the final nine minutes to beat the Sheboygan Redskins 68 to 59 before 1,431 National Basketball League fans last night.
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Anderson
Ind
Packers
Sheboygan Redskins
National Basketball League
American Aviation Records Sale Year Preview
American aviation likely to post one of its safest years on record with domestic trunk lines aiming for 1.4 passenger fatalities per 100,000,000 passenger miles, down from 3.2 in 1947 and near the 1.2 level seen in 1939 and 1946, while American owned international airlines target one death per 100,000,000 passenger miles.
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Washington —i
American Aviation
International Airlines
Pilgrims Granted Safe Passage to Bethlehem Procession
Israeli and Arabian troop commanders agreed yesterday to allow thousands of Christian pilgrims to cross both Jewish and Arab battle lines for a Christmas procession to Bethlehem. The measure aims to ensure safe passage amid ongoing hostilities.
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Jerusalem
Bethlehem
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