Edgerton Cagers Take Sweet Victory From Monroe Five
Edgerton's fifth place club sunk Monroe 57 to 40 in a Southern 10 game. The visitors led 7-0 early and built a 33-10 halftime advantage, with Geske scoring 17 and McGinnity 9 for Edgerton while Monroe shot poorly at 12 of 44. Rieger led Monroe with 14 points as fouls mounted and Monroe never closed the gap.
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Edgerton
Monroe
Tobacco City
Edgerton Red Hot
Feldt
Ruch
Geske
McGinnity
Wells
Brandli
Rieder
Doerr
Heuer
Southern
Bob Rieder
Dick Blanc
Brodhead Legions Top Gary Pro Cagers In Narrow Win
The Brodhead Legion basketball team defeated the Gary Blazers of Indiana 34 to 30. The game stayed close with a 30-30 deadlock in the final two minutes before free throws by Thomas and Knudson and a Porter layup sealed the victory. Charles led Brodhead with 12 points, matched by W. Thomas for Gary.
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Brodhead
Brodhead Legion
Gary
Ind
Blazers
Thomas
Knudson
Porter
Indiana
Legions
Charles
W. Thomas
Plucky Ben Hogan Making Good Return
Los Angeles reports Ben Hogan, once near death on a Texas road, back on the links ten months later. The golf great shot a 2 under par 69 at Riviera, saying he was chipping and putting like a madman and hinting at entering next Friday's Los Angeles Open, the winter circuit's richest event.
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Los Angeles
Texas
Bantam Ben Hogan
Hogan
Riviera
Blue-Gray Game Draws Top College Stars In Montgomery
College all stars from across the nation meet in the 12th Blue-Gray game at Cramton Bowl in Montgomery. A capacity crowd of 22,500 is expected to watch top players from the Mason-Dixon area and beyond showcase their football talent.
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Blue-Grays
Montgomery
Ala
Mason - Dixon Line
Cramton Bowl
Basketball scores and tonight’s college and high school results
Boston 92 Fort Wayne 73 Tri City 85 Denver 83 tonight’s schedule Fort Wayne at Philadelphia St Louis at Rochester New York at Washington Minneapolis at Waterloo Cassville 33 Albany 29 Bloomington 40 Juda 31 Stoughton 64 Reedsburg 46 Whitewater College High 45 Orfordville 44 two overtimes Notre Dame 59 Purdue 41 Michigan 49 Kansas 47 Illinois 68 Princeton 61 Nebraska 85 Iowa State 67 overtime Indiana 68 Butler 57 Iowa 70 Oregon 69 overtime Oshkosh Twins 62 Carroll 49 ae 53 Southern Methodist Minnesota 47 California 45
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Philadelphia
St. Louis
Rochester
New York
Washington
Minneapolis
Waterloo
Cassville
Albany
Bloomington
Juda
Stoughton
Reedsburg
Whitewater College High
Orfordville
Notre Dame
Purdue
Michigan
Kansas
Illinois
Princton
Nebraska
Iowa State
Indiana
Butler
Iowa
Oregon
Oshkosh Twins
Carroll
Southern Methodist
Monroe B Team Tops Edgerton in 33-23 Victory
Monroe's B squad extended its winning streak to three by defeating Edgerton 33-23. The locals led 7-4 early, with Fred Bucb scoring nine of Monroe's 13 in the third period to seal the win as Edgerton managed five in that frame. Bucb totaled 10 points, Carter had seven, while Hippe led Edgerton with eight.
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Edgerton
Carter
Schild
McArdle
Fred Bucb
Don McGibbons
Bob Carter
Hippe
Gilbertson
Eva
Moaree
Eee
Three Oshkosh Men Bowl over 700 Series
In the T and O Classic league three Oshkosh players topped 700 series. Rudy Nigl led with 733 across 239 246 248 while Arnie Zuelke added 265 221 222 for 708 and Carol Thill posted 214 255 234 for 703. Nigl and Zuelke previously surpassed 700 this season as the Braumeister Beers, led by Nigl, posted 3253, a city high team total for the year.
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Oshkosh
Rudy Nigl
Arnie Zuelke
Carol Thill
Nigi
Zuelke
Braumeister Beers
Sugar Bowl scalpers warned by IRS chief
New Orleans fans and sellers beware. U S collector of internal revenue C A Donnelly warned that unregistered brokers who sell Sugar Bowl tickets and evade taxes will be targeted. Scouts will hunt them, with penalties up to a 10000 dollar fine and five years in prison.
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New Orleans
U. S
Internal Revenue
C. A. Donnelly
Badgers Top UCLA 54 52 In Twin Bill Victory
Wisconsin defeated UCLA 54 to 52 to cap a basketball doubleheader at the Wisconsin Field House. Don Rehfeldt led Wisconsin with 21 points and 886 career points, breaking the school record. UCLA had been riding seven straight wins before the loss. Iowa beat Oregon 70 69 in overtime earlier. crowd 12 500.
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Madison
Don Rehfeldt
University of Wisconsin
UCLA
Wisconsin
University of Iowa
Oregon
Northwestern
Milwaukee
Marquette
Uclans
Rehfeldt
Bobby Cook
Rutgers
Iowa City
Badgers
Californians
Ray Allea
Jerry Norman
Alan Sawyer
Nicholas
Don Seidel
Markham
Solbraa Hits 201 as Borden Leads Bowing Night
A 2270 team score led Bord en team action with high game 850 in second frame by Huber beers. Glen Swig gum paced individual scores with 551 and 210 190. Inez Solbraa rolled 201. Multiple teams and bowlers posted scores: Solbraa, Borden, Huber beers, Monroe hotel, and VFW Auxiliary entries with scores ranging from about 165 to 551.
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Inez Solbraa
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Beckman’s
Local
Wenger and
Kramer
Borden’s
Monroe
Rockow
N. Mayne
W. Swiggum
Progressive Johnson’s
Fritz Cleaners
Corner Cafe
Clarno Goldenrods
Martins Sporting Goods
Quintets
Charm Center
Anderson's
Hunt’s Produce
Monroe Clinic
Erma Buehler
Esther Anderson
Dorothy Burke
Betty Ronald
Esther Kubly
Kate Yost
Inez Solbran
Valeria Durgin
Leona Gruenwald
Ann Hauser
Clara Dittmer
Shrine Bowl brings top college players to San Francisco
San Francisco hosts the 25th East-West Shrine bowl as star college football talent gathers for the fundraiser. The main winner is the Shriners Hospital for Children, with more than 1.25 million dollars donated since 1925.
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San Francisco
Shriners’ Hospital
Green County budget resolutions approved for 1949-50
The Green County Board of Supervisors adopted five resolutions funding the new budget. Res No 1 levies 23269.39 for state taxes and delinquent property relief. Res No 2 levies 6500 for county superintendent salaries. Res No 3 sets 6929.07 for bridge aid. Res No 4 totals 623983.79 for all other expenses. Res No 5 levies 2800 for special school for underprivileged children. The entire budget was approved, session adjourned to February 1950.
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Monroe
Brodhead
Browntown
New Glarus
Wilma I. Lengacher
Hartwig and
Ellis
Paulson and
Bidlingmaier
Yarwood
Hartwig
Miller
Green
Sandley
State of
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Mg Co
Wwe
Aeceraa
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Justice Court
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State Aid Co
Co’s
Pris
Bronx Boxer Fighting For Life After Knockout Loss
Carmine Vingo a 20 year old Bronx boxer lies in St. Clare s hospital in very serious condition after a sixth round knockout loss to Rocky Marciano at Madison Square Garden. Dr Nardiello of the New York State Athletic Commission said the odds were even for his life following the bout.
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Carmine Vingo
Bronx
St. Clare’s Hospital
Vincent Nardiello
New York State Athletic Commission
Vingo
Rocky Marciano
Brockton
Mass
Madison Square Garden
Grid Bowl Clashes To Cover Country
New York reports the end of the college football season with 15 bowl games across the west, south, and southwest. About 650000 fans are expected and total receipts may exceed 2 million dollars. Monday features Rose, Cotton, Sugar, and Orange bowls in Pasadena Dallas New Orleans and Miami.
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Far West
Deep South
Southwest
Pasadena
Dallas
New Orleans
Miami
Chicago Markets Report on Hogs Cattle Prices
Today's markets show salable hogs around 4,000 head, with barrows and gilts 50 to 75 cents lower and sows 50 cents to 1.00 down. Closing top 16.25 for 180-210 lb. most 180-220 lb 15.75-16.25, 230-260 lb 14.75-15.50, 270-310 lb 14.25-14.75. Sows under 450 lb 11.50-12.75, 475 lb and up 10.00-11.25. Cattle: salable 200. slaughter steers and heifers mostly steady to 2.00 lower, cows 0.50 down, bulls scarce and 1.00 higher. Vealers steady to 1.00 higher. stockers weaker 0.50. Quote ranges: choice steers/yearlings 36.00-40.50, medium/good 20.00-28.00, heifers 19.00-24.00, beef cows 15.00-16.50, canners/cutters 12.50-14.50, medium/good sausages 19.50-21.00, vealers 30.00 down.
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Chicago
USDA
Wall Street Trading Sees Mixed Friday Skip in Gains
The New York stock market faced uneven trade with profit taking weighing on several leaders. Buying power remained light as many stocks posted only small fractional changes while turnover exceeded 2 million shares for the fifth time this year and on Saturday sessions business was steadier than usual.
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Wall Street
New York
Chinese Reds Hold U S Airliner Pilot
Chinese communists in red territory have seized the pilot and two Chinese crew members aboard a Chinese air liner forced down December 4. A Central Air Transport Corp spokesman said the pilot James Mc Govern of Asbury Park New Jersey and crew are safe and well.
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Hong Kong
Red Territory
Central Air Transport Corp
James McGovern
Asbury Park
N. J
Navy Faces Coaching Gap After Sauer Quits
Navy eyes a new football coach after George Sauer resigns ending his rule with assistants Bob Ingalls and Vic Bradford. Navy's record under Sauer stood at three wins, 13 losses and two ties, with one 1948 Army draw. Athletic director Captain Howard Caldwell seeks civilian successor and plans to review candidates before Monday or Tuesday.
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Annapolis
Navy
George Sauer
Sauer
Naval Academy
Howard Caldwell
Bob Ingalls
Vic Bradford
Kansas
Ingalls
Bradford
Army
Caldwell
Dallas
Tex
St. Louis
Badger Kelly Signed For Hawaii Grid Game
Honolulu promoter Mackay Yanagisa wa announced that fifteen college football players, including Wisconsin’s Joe Kelly, will appear in a charity game in Honolulu on January 8. The roster features three players from Ohio State’s Rose Bowl team and four from California’s Rose Bowl opponent.
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Joe Kelly
Wisconsin
Mackay Yanagisaw
Ohio
Rose Bow
University of California
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