Plans Completed For Holiday Tilts In State Line Loop
Brodhead and Monticello sit undefeated in State Line action as they prepare two nights of holiday doubleheaders against Shullsburg and Dodgeville at Brodhead gymnasium on Monday and Tuesday. Shullsburg leads Blackhawk League at 4-0 with an 80-point game pace, while Brodhead owns seven straight victories and a 64.1 to 48.6 scoring margin. Monticello has five wins and one loss, and Dodgeville has two wins in six starts. Duane Lederman leads Brodhead with 56 points in two conference games, as Monticello’s Bob Zweifel also has 56 points through two wins.
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Dodgeville
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Don Karlen
Gordon Rosen
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Evelyn Carlson's 197 Game Tops Women Bowling Night
Evelyn Carlson rolled 197 for a high single game in the Let's Have Fun League while Leona Gruenewald posted a 509 series for the best three game effort. Team results listed include Nite Owls Majorettes Queen Pins and Boos ters with multiple wins among local clubs and workers.
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Louis Ruf
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Hot Shots
Harold Kurth
Garrett Keel
Eddie Rutsch
Binns Tavern
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Beckmans
Mary Hackie
Lena Rubi
Dorothy Johnson
Elsie Wagner
Erma Buehler
Grants
Martins
Pleasure Bend
Clarno
Durfees
Early tournament basketball scores and upsets
Big Seven scores Missouri 63 Iowa State 61 and Kansas 73 Nebraska 66 lead the day. Southwest Conference Baylor 57 Texas 43 and Rice 68 Texas Christian 49 also reported results. Augustana Sioux Falls Mankato 91 61, South Dakota State 78 St Johns Minn 69, plus major wins are listed. Other games include Wisconsin 64 California 57, Iowa 86 Oregon 57, Washington 61 St Louis 57, UCLA 74 Oregon State 58, Southern California 65 Washington State 60 in overtime, San Jose State 68 Stanford 62, Washington St Louis 61 Idaho 57, Santa Clara 82 Los Angeles Loyola 67.
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Oregon
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Washington State
San Jose State
Stanford
Washington St. Louis
Idaho
Wisconsin and Iowa Triumph in Big Ten Sweep
Wisconsin defeated California 64-57 as part of a Big Ten sweep over the Pacific Coast Conference. Iowa beat Oregon 86-57, setting a new Wisconsin Fieldhouse scoring record. Guard Chuck Siefert sparked Wisconsin while Tom Ward led the Badgers with 16 points.
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Badgers
Big Ten
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Oregon
Hawkeyes
Western Ontario
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Bears
Tom Ward
Siefert
Tony Stracka
Bob McKeen
Ward
John Rickson
Dick Cable
Paul Morrow
Iowa City
Hi-Y Team Edges Alumni Club 44-40
Monroe's Hi-Y defeated the Hi-Y alumni 44 to 40 at Lincoln gym. Jerry Van Wagenen led the winners with 13 points while Bill Beach topped the losers with 14. The Alumni led early 43 points, but the Hi-Y pulled away in the final quarter as Van Wagenen and Don Brennan scored key buckets.
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Lincoln Gym
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Bill Beach
van Wagenen
Don Brennan
Brennan
Bob Tracy
Beach
Janesville
Tri-County Ymca
Edgerton
Celtics Prove Right To Streakiest Title
The Celtics, labeled the streakiest NBA team, lost 85 to 74 to the Indianapolis Olympians in a lone game. They opened 2 of 3, then endured a 3 game skid, followed by a 7 game win streak, another 3 game slide, and an 8 game run, dropping to third in the Eastern division behind New York and Syracuse.
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Celtics
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Indianapolis
Celtic
New York
Syracuse
Shrimp Bowl Comes to Galveston With Northeastern State vs Sam Houston
A post season game in Galveston brings Northeastern State of Oklahoma against Sam Houston State of Texas in the Shrimp Bowl. About 9,000 fans are expected to attend as the event debuts under its new name after previously featuring junior college teams at the Oleander Bowl.
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Oklahoma
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Browns and Lions Brace for Championship Tilt at Municipal
Cleveland and Detroit head to Municpal Stadium for tomorrow's title game with the Browns missing End Mac Speedie and Halfback Dub Jones due to injuries. Coach Paul Brown aims to quell jitters as about 50,000 fans prepare to pack a 1 p.m. CST kickoff.
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Buddy Parker
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Speedie
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Want Ad Promises Lots Of Work For Little Pay
A buy of a Want Ad is pitched as a bargain that yields substantial job exposure and steady inquiries. The notice frames the service as efficient and cost effective for small businesses seeking affordable recruitment.
Trojans End Scrimmages with Carl Out of Uniform
Pasadena California preparations for the Rose Bowl feature USC coach Jess Hill guiding one last scrimmage before facing Wisconsin on New Year’s Day. Ivy Williamson absorbs defensive shifts and notes Wisconsin’s passer Haluska is in midseason form while left half Harland Carl’s knee injury may keep him from starting. Hutchinson expected to start if Carl cannot play.
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Southern California
University of Wisconsin
George O’brien
Wendell Gulseth
John Dixon
Roger Dornburg
Jess Hill
Pasadena
Calif
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Wisconsin
Ivy Williamson
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Williamson
Jim Haluska
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Haluska
Harland Carl
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Bill Hutchinson
Hutchinson
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Martinez Wins On TKO in Ninth Round
Vince Martinez of Paterson New Jersey scored a ninth round technical knockout over Don Williams at Madison Square Garden to tighten his path toward Rookie of the Year honors. Referee Ruby Goldstein halted the bout at 1:35 of the ninth, two weeks after a layoff due to hand trouble.
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Jack Hand
New York
Vince Martinez
Paterson
N. J
Bobby Sox
Chuck Davey
Vinnie
Sammy Giuliani
Martinez
Don Williams
Madison Square Garden
Ruby Goldstein
Worcester
Mass
O'Brien Seeks Scoring Record Night Lights
Philadelphia report credits Seattle University's Johnny O'Brien with a chance to claim the national college scoring record tonight. If he scores one point, he will surpass Nate De Long's four year mark set at River Falls. The 5 foot 9 guard from Seattle University is poised for the coup de grace barring accident or illness.
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State College
Johnny O’brien
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O’brien
Seattle Seeks Scoring Record Against St Josephs College
The Seattle star aims to break De Long’s 2592 point record tonight facing St Josephs College. He previously teamed with De Long last Tuesday night scoring 29 points as Seattle beat NYU 192 to 101 in Madison Square Garden, a historic high scoring college game.
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St. Joseph's College
de Long
Seattle Star
New York University
Madison Square Garden
Seer Bets $1000 on Rose Bowl Score Guess
Los Angeles swimmer and professional seer has staked $1000 on his Rose Bowl score prediction. He handed a sealed chest to Superior Judge Mildred L. Lillie claiming a slip inside shows his guess. The judge will open the chest on January 5 at a National Guild meeting.
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Jack Swimmer
Swimmer
Mildred L. Lillie
Luike
National Guild of Prestidigitators
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