Four 500 Scores Bowled by Women
A dense roll of bowling scores and names from a local women’s league night. Teams and players such as HOTS Phillips, Blatz, Kubly, Sidora Brostein, Irene Brunkow, Dorothy Vogel, Edna Leiser, Betty Ronald, and many venues like Goetz theater, Rees construction, Eugene hotel, and Kofi Kane's appear with multiple scorelines and wins.
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Sid's
Montgomery's
Modern Club 1860
Rollie’s
Lanz Insurance
Sidora Brostein
Irene Brunkow
Dorothy Vogel
Frieda Wiggum
Goetz Theater
Crystal Tower
Rees Construction
Snively and Snyder
Eugene Hotel
Monroe Shoe Store
Edna Leiser
Marge Kundert
Betty Ronald
Ann Hauser
Leona Gruenewald
Kofi Kane
Marty Ripp
Schmitz
Fightin’ Irish
Norton
Frank Klarer
R. Marty
L. Norton
Du Pont Clan Plans Reunion with 600 Guests
The Du Pont family will hold their New Year reunion on January 1, 1950, in a private gathering with about 600 attendees. Pierre Samuel du Pont’s descendants will travel from France England Switzerland and Italy as part of a distant clan reunion unseen by the public.
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du Ponts
Pierre Samuel du Pont
Newport
R. I
France
England
Switzerland
Italy
United States
Fesler Declines Talk on Bears' Charging Tactics
Coach Wes Fesler avoids disputing California line charging rumors. He says he has complete confidence in officials and expects penalties if California is offside but will not speculate further.
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Weavena
Wes Fesler
California
Golden Bears
Fesler
Hus
Pin Tourney Set In Oshkosh March Dates Announced
The 23rd annual American Legion state bowling tournament will be held in Oshkosh from February 18 to April 23, with officials predicting about 1,000 five man teams entering for the weekend event.
Beloit Golds Set School Scoring Record In Win
The Beloit Golds scored 45 field goals to set a new school record in a 98 60 victory over Baldwin Wallace on Wednesday night. The prior record was 44 baskets. Edinburg is sometimes called Old Smokey.
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Beloit
Beloit Golds
Baldwin-Wallace
New Baseball Rules Improve Infield Safety in 1950
The rules committee adopted a new code after nine months of work to curb rough play around second base. Umpires now enforce interference penalties more clearly with a concrete definition and a new paragraph penalizing deliberate unsportsmanlike attempts to crash the pivot man on double plays. The catchers box shrinks to eight feet and the coaching box expands to twenty feet.
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New York
Ump J
New York Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Bob Finch
Connie Mack's 87th Birthday Party Plans
Connie Mack marks his 87th birthday today for Cornelius McGillicuddy. The Philadelphia Athletics manager notes disagreement over his exact birth date December 22 or 23, 1862. A low key celebration to host a birthday news conference and luncheon with relatives and close friends.
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Connie Mack
Cornelius McGillicuddy
Phila
A_Corneline J
McGillicuddy
Philadelphia Athletics
Baseball
Illini Billikens Cagers Face St Louis Tonight
Illini host St Louis University in non conference play as the Big 10 shows mixed results. Minnesota fell from undefeated, Washington beat the Gophers 53 to 46 in Seattle, Purdue beat Western Reserve 75 to 54 for its fourth win in five games. Overall Big 10 non conference play stands at 36 wins 11 losses with several upcoming games including UCLA at Illinois and Ohio State hosting California.
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Cage —Yry— Lunors
Illini
St. Louis University
Minnesota
University of Washington
Gophers
Seattle
Huskies
Purdue
Western Reserve
LaFayette
Boilermakers
Big 10
UCLA
Illinois
Michigan State
Northwestern
Chicago
Iowa
Carnegie Tech
Ohio State
California
Kentucky
Sheboygan Councilmen Stay Out of Goat Case
The Sheboygan city council refused a damage claim filed by Mrs. Andrew J. Pawlus after a goat allegedly damaged her car by jumping onto the hood and into the front seat. She sought $150 arguing the animal was city property. officials declined.
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Sheboygan
Andrew J. Pawlus
Rehfeldt Nears Wisconsin Career Scoring Mark
Madison records show Don Rehfeldt needing only one field goal or two free throws to become Wisconsin's all time leading scorer. He sits at 846 points across five seasons, trailing Bobby Cook's 847. His next chance comes December 28 against Rutgers in Madison as he aims to top the 1930s era mark.
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Madison
Don Rehfeldt
Wisconsin
Bobby Cook
Little Badger
Sheboygan Redskins
National Basketball Association
Rutgers
University of Town
Badgers
Missouri
Johnny Katz
Rehfeldt
Top Utah boxers harassed Joe Louis in exhibition
Joe Louis calmly boxed eight rounds with Utah heavyweight contenders Jay Lambert and Rex Layne in a display last night. The Utah pair pressed the Bomber but produced no knockdowns as Louis dominated the session.
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Pan Lane City
Joe Louis
Utah
Jay Lambert
Rex Layne
Brown Bomber
Chicago Markets Report on Hogs Cattle Produce Prices
Today's markets show salable hogs at 9,000 head with gains of 25 to 50 cents on butcher hogs and sows up to 25 cents. Hog price ranges cover 15.00 to 16.75 for various weights, sows mostly 12.75 to 13.25, with heavy weights around 11.25. Cattle and calves: 2,500 salable cattle, 400 calves. steers, heifers, cows varying with lows and highs, vealers steady. yearlings about 32.00, common steers 18.00, heifers 20.00-26.50, cows 14.75-16.75, canners 12.50-14.50, vealers 25.00-29.00. Produce: live poultry steady. eggs firmer with small gains.
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Chicago
USDA
Butler
U. S
Wall Street Trading Sees Broad Strength In Stocks
Buying strength entered New York trading pushing prices higher by fractions across most issues. Volume expanded as rail stocks rose with Illinois Central reaching a yearly high. Major gainers included Sinclair Oil Bethlehem Steel General Motors Chrysler Du Pont and U S Gypsum while rail loans eased in a quiet bond market.
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Wall Street
New York
Illinois Central
Sinclair Oil
Bethlehem Steel
General Motors
Chrysler
DuPont
U. S. Gypsum
Toll climbs to 700 fatalities in Wisconsin 1949
Wisconsin's highway fatality count for 1949 reached 700 Tuesday, per the motor vehicle department. The figure is 11 percent lower than the same period last year, with 822 fatalities in the fall of 1948.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Motor Vehicle Department
1 000 at UW Take Officers Training
About 2 000 students are in the university of wisconsin army reserve officers training corps with compulsory ROTC for freshmen and sophomores. The navy offers a course to commissions and enrollment includes 550 freshmen, 392 upperclassmen, and 500 sophomores. Col winfred skelton says training supports fighting men and aligns with degrees.
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Navy
Madison
Army Reserve Officers’ Training Corps
University of Wisconsin
Winfred Skelton
Mandant
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Hots Phillips
Blatz
Kubly’s 1944
VFW
Harvey’s Tavern
L. Stauffacher
AL Wuetrich
Cl. Goecks
Leck
DHIA
Western Auto
Buehler’s Grocery
Soloman’s
Ainsworth
Vic Ellingson
Bruni
W. Speich
C. Leck
Hunt's Produce
Crandall
Law
Lamboley
Rote
Johnson
Henning
Plecity
Germann
Halvorson
B. Chapman
Ludlow
Style Shop
Haworth's
Lee’s
Kubly Paints
Frieda Wuethrich
Marie Dearth
Rose Langston
Mae Davidson
Old Style
Maple Grove
Frozen Foods
Dutch Maids
Baumgartner’s
Clinic
W. Rees
Redman
Bahr
Trumpy
PO One
Gamble’s
RS Tavern
PO Two
Carter and Gruenewald
Oscar Mayer
Frank Walters
du Pont
Bears
Coie
Edinburg
LI Jimmy Hatlo
RMIT
Geronimo
Airiday
Technicolor
Rita Hayworth
Gene Kelly
Larry Parks
Evelyn Keyes
Goetz
Warner Baxter
Crime Doctor's Diary
Sco Kid
C. Babler
Orangeville
Reisch American School of Auctioneering
Town
Ilinois
Billikens
Marcia
Chuck
Wally
E Telemmem Oaold
Libeebie Lael Abed
Joe
Chiropractic Clinic
M. J. Gonstead
Swan
Monroe
Tavern League of
Green County
Stan Broters
Fromm and Sichel, Inc