Juda Schuetze Lead City Major League Win
Juda and Schuetze's team defeated Swiggum 24 to 17 and Schuetze's stopped Browntown 27 to 23 in last night's city major league basketball action. Clarence Soddy and Charley Ingold led scoring with 10 points each. Etter of Schuetze's added nine. The rest were evenly distributed.
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Juda Menians
Swiggum’s
Schuetze’s
Browntown
Clarence Soddy
Charley Ingold
Etter
Winzenried
Henderson Beach
H. Loeffel
Darye
Hoffa
Campbell
Binger Ae Cl. Soday H. Bruegger
Chas
Soddy
Monaghan
Hoeftie
Flannery Ps
Ingold
Hardell Baumgartner
Anderegg
Dwyeree
Mueller Lysser
Davis
Rosheisen
J. Newman
Hafen
Newman
Kiel
Swiggum
Hi-V
Kempfert's
Kempfert’s
Hi-Y
Monroe Ready-Mix
Brennan’s
Construction
Wagner
R. Teehan
D. Teehan
Eicholtz
Fert
Pierce
Huber
Bishop
Solomon
Hardell
Kempfert
Oo Pierce
Maurer
Boss Woeth
Williams Ay
Mills
D. Leenan
Roger Voetkli
Voetkli
State Line Game Delayed by Scheduling Mixup
A Brooklyn versus Blanchardville game was postponed due to a floor shortage and scheduling confusion. Next week a New Glarus game is planned, while Juda at Brodhead and Monticello at Albany promise top league action tonight alongside Glarners versus Belleville and Hollandale at Orfordville. Argyllville has no game tonight with next contest set for Tuesday in Hollandale.
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Brooklyn
Blanchardville
New Glarus
Juda
Brodhead
Monticello
Albany
John Pinnow
Glarners
Belleville
Hollandale
Orfordville
Fred Rehmstedt
Attendance Up at College Stadiums Despite Regional Drops
An Associated Press survey of 88 major schools shows overall attendance rising 1.3 percent from 1948, with the East down 2.5 percent and the Far West down 2.2 percent while the 1948 figure already rose 4.3 percent over 1947.
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New York
Associated Press
East
Far West
Madison golf champ Marian Callahan to wed Kirschner
Former state women's golf champion Marian Callahan of Madison announced plans to marry E. Philip Kirschner of Sauk City in the near future.
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Madison
Marian Callahan
E. Philip Kirschner
Sauk City
MHS Five To Try For Viking Upset
Monroe high school aims to upset Stoughton in a Christmas vacation game. Stoughton center Bob Oncken leads the Vikings and ranks fifth in conference scoring, as Monroe seeks strong play and healthy lineups to challenge the favored visitors.
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MHS
Viking
Lee ‘Mitchell
Stoughton Vikings
Vikings
Bob Oncken
Stoughton
Oregon
Bart Wetzel
Fort Atkinson
Yankees Senators Trade Talks Reach Turbulent Stage
Washington Senator owner Clark Griffith plans to reopen negotiations with the New York Yankees over a four for two player swap. Eddie Robinson would move to the Yankees along with another Senator if a deal is reached. Possible Yankee targets include George Stirnweiss and Duane Pillette with other players in play. The Senators have slumped to a 16 win in their final 77 games in 1949.
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Washington
Clark Griffith
New York Yankees
Washington Senators
Eddie Robinson
Yankees
Robinson
Eddie Stewart
Nats
Rae Scarborough
Bombers
George
Snutfy) Stirnweiss
Don Joanson
River Falls Star Sets New All-Time Scoring Record
Nate De Long of River Falls teachers college set a new all-time scoring mark with 2 207 points by scoring 33 against St Johns Minnesota. The previous record of 2 199 belonged to Jim Lacy of Baltimore Loyola last season.
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River Falls
Nate de Long
River Falls Teachers College
St. Johns
Minn
Jim Lacy
Baltimore Loyola
Basketball Scores From AP Last Night
Scores include Anderson 100 Syracuse 88 and Baltimore 87 Minneapolis 68. Boston 83 St. Louis 81 in overtime Fort Wayne 69 Rochester 66 Sheboygan 89 Tri City 74. Tonight Rochester at Chicago Indianapolis at Denver Waterloo vs Baltimore Philadelphia St. Louis Philadelphia.
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Associated Press
Anderson
Syracuse
Baltimore
Minneapolis
Boston
St. Louis
Fort Wayne
Rochester
Sheboygan
Tri-City
Chicago
Indianapolis
Denver
Waterloo
Philadelphia
Blanchardville Gym Debacle Delays New Facility Plans
Principal L M Crowley said Blanchardville cannot arrange a home court this season as the gym was lost in a blaze and the district cannot borrow enough funds due to a small assessed valuation. Some home games will be at New Glarus while others lack a home floor. The board has plans but funding limits bite.
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Blanchardiile
L. M. Crowley
Blanchardville
New Glarus
Cowley
Dr. Kelly Resigns From Packer Post
Dr. W. W. Kelly resigns from the Green Bay Packers board after opposing Earl L. Lambeau’s two year extension. He says the club needs a complete reorganization and cites no personal animosity toward Lambeau.
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Siren Bay
W. W. Kelly
Green Bay Packers Board of Directors
Kelly
Packer Board
Earl L
Curly) Lambeau
Packer
Associated Pr
Earl L. Lambeau
Green Bay Packers
Mr. Lambeau
Widdoes Named Athletic Director at Ohio University
Carroll C. Widdoes, head football coach, was named athletic director and director of physical education at Ohio University. He succeeds Don C. Peden, who retires December 31 after a 25 year tenure with the Bobcats. Peden will retire to his farm in Town.
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Athens, O
Carroll C. Widdoes
Ohio University
Don C. Peden
Bobcat
Peden
Beloit and Lawrence set new MCC scoring mark in win
Beloit College defeated Lawrence 98 to 81 to break the Midwest Conference single game scoring record. Ron Bontemps led Beloit with 33 points, just shy of his personal conference best of 34, before being benched with three minutes left as reserves played out the final stretch.
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Beloit
Lawrence
Beloit College
Ron Bontemps
Lover
Golds
Appleton
Rhinelander Boy Best UW Contender
Merrick of Rhinelander won best contender trophy at Wisconsin 16th annual tournament of contenders. He defeated Sam Costanza of Chicago in a decision before 3000 fans. Other results list wins by Diamond, Zamzow, McNeal, Nichols, Murphy, Schuster, and Meath across weight classes. Next event is all university tournament in January.
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Madison
Wallace Merrick
University of Wisconsin
Merrick
Rhielander
Sam Costanza
Chica
Badgers
Gene Diamond
Portage
Don Merrill
Kenosha
Tom Zamzow
Dick Burris
Ted McNeal
Milwaukee
Ernie Warren
Blue Mounds
Walt Nichols
Wayne Hoffman
Cedaring
Dick Murphy
Dick Rowland
Stoughton
Don Schuster
Chicago
Claude Koontz
Gerald Meath
New Richaand
Gordon Kowing
Fairgrounds Boost Race Horse Stables at Yearly Pace
At Greens County fairgrounds there are 16 race horses in winter quarters with trainers Kane Yapp and Sacker in charge. Yapp trains seven head including Bet ty Lee new to the yard. Cushman and Alexander assist. Other stables include Mighty Prim and Duchess Me among Kept by owners in Detroit and Chicago. U S railroads invested 125000 per mile in 1948 for road and equipment.
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Greens County Fairgrounds
Jack Kane
Dell Yapp
Homer Kaster
Yapp
Howard Cushman
Stevens Point
Frank Alexander
Wau- Kesha
William Sacker
Monroe
Betty Lee
Thomas McArdle
Madison
Jud Leer
Kane
Brave Brooks
Judy Rood
Louis R. Wolleson
Green County’ Fair Association
Sammy M
Barbara Brooks
F. B Luchsinger
Bravo Brooks
Don Sutherland
Reedstown
Peggy Agile
Harmony Gal
del Yapp
Mighty Prim
Volemite
Primrose
Helen
H. Dennison
Buffalo
Duchess Me
Wisconsin
Clair Cook
Detroit
Howabrook
Harvere
Tilly Brook
Kathleen
U. S
When Sick of Being Sick See The Chiropractor
An advertisement for M. J. Gonstead chiropractic clinic urges readers to seek relief from chronic illness by visiting The Chiropractor. The brief notice promotes evaluation and adjustment services as a remedy for persistent health issues.
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Chiropractic Clinic
M. J. Gonstead
Chiropractor
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