Independents and Juda Vie For Third In City League
In Municipal Basketball action the Independents meet the Juda Merchants for third place as Waffle Shop faces Brennan's and Schuetze's vs Wagner's. Scoring leaders include Charley Dwyer of Schuetze's with 36 and Harold Bodnece of Waffle Shop with 36.
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Victory Tavern
Kaiser- Wagner's
Schuetze’s
Independents
Juda Merchants
Juda
Tvo
Merchants
Waffle
Waffle Shop
Brennan
Schuetze
Wagner
Restaurant Five
The
Clothiers
Charley Dwyer
Monroe High School
Harold Bodnece
Davis
Kitchen
Anderegg
Roy Figi
Zimmerman
Wagner's
Haeft
Kohl
Kaiser-Frazer
Tracy
Stauffacher
Waffle S
Wagner, Wagner's
Lysser
Etter
Rieder
Falk, Brennan’s
Lanz
Wagner, Waffle Shop
Lieser, Schuetze’s
Goecks
Newman, Juda
Wells, Brennan’s
Thorp
Brennan's
Gibbons
R. Soddy
Vic. Tavern
Boss
Brennan’s
Gibbons, Wagner's
College Basketball Scores From Associated Press Roundup
Loyola Chicago defeated Purdue 42 to 33 and Indiana beat Marquette 56 to 47. Illinois won 62 to 50 against Wisconsin, Iowa edged Western Reserve 61 to 54, Missouri won 59 to 37 over Northwestern, Lawrence beat Lake Forest 63 to 44, Notre Dame triumphed 70 to 66 against St Marys California, plus a note on gears made from wood cotton leather plastics and glass.
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Associated Press College
Loyola
Chicago
Purdue
Indiana
Marquette
Illinois
Wisconsin
Iowa
Western Reserve
Missouri
Northwestern
Lawrence
Lake Forest
Notre Dame
St. Mary’s
Calif
Badgers Bowed as Illinois Wins Big Nine Opener 62-50
Illinois tops Wisconsin 62 50 in Champaign as Dike Eddleman and Wally Osterkorn hold to seven points for the Badgers. Bill Erickson leads Illinois with 17, Burdett Thurlby adds 12, Don Rehfeldt scores 11 for Wisconsin, Doug Rogers 14 for Wisconsin. Illinois lead grows from 23-20 at halftime to 60-32 in the second half before coasting home. Other results include Indiana 56 Marquette 47 and Iowa 61 Western Reserve 54 as Big Nine teams prepare Saturday conference games.
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Badgers
Dike Eddleman
Wally Osterkorn
Illinois
Bill Erickson
Wisconsin
Burdett Thurlby
Illini
Don Rehfeldt
Osterkorn
Doug Rogers
Erickson
Thurlby
Don Sunderlage
Fred Green
Fred Schneider
Rogers
Green
Jim Marks
Eddleman
Bob Mader
Indiana
Marquette
Bill Tosheff
Jerry Stateville
Hoosiers
Iowa
Western Reserve
Tony Guzowski
al Weis
Loyola of Chicago
Purdue
Northwestern
Missouri
Tigers
Ray Angelis
Ohio State
Michigan
Minnesota
Creighton
Monroe Bowlers Enter Legion Meet Plans
Monroe bowlers will send at least eight teams to the state American Legion bowling tournament in Fond du Lac from February 26 to April. Local players have not been scheduled for a specific date yet but likely will compete in team, singles, and doubles events on a Sunday in March. Athletic officer Richard H. Bahr said he aims to have all Monroe bowlers compete the same day. entry blanks are available from Bahr.
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Monroe
American Legion
Fond du Lac
Richard H. Bahr
Zilmer-Riley Post
Bahr
Oklahoma offers five year deal to Bud Wilkinson
University of Oklahoma president Dr George Cross said Wilkinson was offered a five year contract at 15000 dollars per year plus a separate athletic director role. The offer was made orally in mid December with tentative regents approval expected to follow.
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Norman
Okla
George Cross
University of Oklahoma
Bud Wilkinson
Wilkinson
Yale
Wisconsin
New Top Scorer Roy Conacher Leads NHL Scoring
Roy Conacher of the Chicago Black Hawks becomes the new NHL scoring leader after earning five points in the week. He overtakes his teammate Doug Bentley as the league's top scorer and remains the youngest Conacher in the family to reach the milestone.
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New York
National Hockey League
Roy Conacher
Chicago Black Hawks
Conacher
Doug Bentley
All Stars edged by Anderson forward Frank Brian
A fragment from Anderson Indiana describes forward Frank Brian lofting a field goal from center to a narrow margin victory. Details are incomplete but name and action are clear.
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Anderson
Ind
Frank Brian
Monroe Riflemen Edge County Line in Close League Battle
Monroe Riflemen defeated County Line 1452 to 1449 at Monroe range led by Clarence Drake with 294 scoring including a 100 from prone, 99 sitting, and 95 off hand. Lawrence Raymer added 291 for Monroe, while F Dedrick topped County Line with 22. Next Monday Monroe visits Madison for a key eighth match.
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Monroe
Southern Wisconsin Rifle League
County Line Club
Monroe Range
County Line
Clarence Drake
Drake
Lawrence Raymer
F. Dedrick
Madison
Sit O.H
Dcen Tees
Asc
Raymer
Penniston
Hintzman
Bell Names Walker and McMillin as Greatest Players Seen
SMU coach Matty Bell calls Doak Walker and Bo McMillin the greatest players he has seen. McMillin starred as Centre’s 1920s quarterback, Bell’s Cotton Bowl team with Walker beat Oregon 21 13 on New Year’s Day, and Detroit Lions coach McMillin mentored Walker during the bowl.
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Dallas
Matty Bell
Southern Methodist
Doak Walker
Bo McMillin
McMillin
Centre College
Bell
Walker
Oregon
Detroit Lions
Doak
Detroit
Wally Speich Posts 628 to Lead Bowling Standings
Wally Speich rolled 187 233 and 209 for a 628 series to take scoring honors in Pur cell's Pleasure league. Other high scores include W Wheeler 569 in Wheeler's Foods Argyle league and Ralph Kundert 559 in Minor No. 3 with Marion Mueller 557 in Classic league. standings show multiple teams and scores across leagues.
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Wally Speich
Purcell
Speich
W. Wheeler
Wheeler’s Foods
Ralph Kundert
Kundert and
Elmer
Marion Mueller
Gempler
Chester Pfund
Alice Penniston
Norskys
Argyle
Pleasure Bend
Becker’s
Kundert- Elmer
Century Service
Woodford
Standard Oil
John Shager
E. Kundert
Herb Becker
Lou Hackle
Classic League
Kraft Foods
McArdle’s Bar
Moose Lodge
Rockow’s Service
Gempler’s Tire Shop
Green County Service
Robert Mueller
Paul Franke
Ed Goecks
G. Matzke
Frank Walter
Co K Closes OT Win Over Wagner’s in City League
The national guard team Co K beat Wagner's Construction 36 32 in overtime at the armory. Rudy Maurer led with 15 points, Sheldon Zimmerman added 11, while Gibbons topped Wagner's with 12. The game was tied 30 30 after regulation, Wagner's led 8 7 first quarter and 18 15 at halftime.
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Co. K
Rudy Maurer
Sheldon Zimmerman
Gibbons
Milward Qualifies for Los Angeles Open Amid Winds
Los Angeles saw Jim Milward, former Wisconsin open champion, qualify for the $15,000 23rd Los Angeles open with 72 74 146 as Eric Monti led the field of 383 with 70 67 137 under high winds and low temperatures.
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Milward
Los Angeles
Jim Milward
Eric Monti
NCAA Weighs Bowl Contests and TV Impacts
San Francisco report says the NCAA debates the growing number of bowl games and television revenue, plus the football substitution platoon system. A special committee will report before meetings adjourn. About 40 bowls were played after the season ended.
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San Francisco
National Collegiate Athletic Association
NCAA
Monroe Vikings Clash in Southern 10 Showdown Tonight
Monroe, led by Coach Lee Mitchell, aims to rebound after losses to Reedsburg and Wisconsin High as they host Stoughton prep tonight at 8. A win could lift Monroe into a tie for third with Wisconsin High or Edgerton, with Ernie Vogler and Bob Brawand at forwards, Jim Staffon at center, and Bob Rieder and Dick Blane at guards.
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Lee Mitchell
S. Cagers
Reedsburg
Wisconsin High
Stoughton Prep
Vikings
Mon‘roe
Edgerton
Monroe
Ernie Vogler
Bob Brawand
Jim Staffon
Bob Rieder
Dick Blane
Eldrn James, 73, Wisconsin Ex‑Instructor, La w Librarian, Dies
El dron R. James, 73, former University of Wisconsin law instructor and Harvard law library staffer, died yesterday at his Gloucester home. He also served as a law librarian at Congress.
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Eldron James
Gloucester
Mass
Eldron R. James
University of Wisconsin
Congress
Harvard Law School
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Mandrake the Magician
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Belleville
Mt. Hereb
Verona
New Glarus
Mt. Vernon
Louis Nelson
Seaherd
JD van Brunt Grain
Bert Pfister
Stanley Fritz
Povle and Scott
Legion
Oklahoma
Edge
Anderson Packers
Oshkosh All-Stars
National Basketball League
Sanitary Viking
Ernest Buri
Skinner Creek
Route
W. Wheeler Clouts
Argyle Loop
Ostby’s Garage
Wheeler Foods
Phillipson Garage
Argyle Cleaners
Argyle Legion
Hoot’s
Rossing’s
Milt Hermanson
Paul Hendrickson
Foster Deininger
E. C. Watson
Firemen’s League
William Erb
Otto Steinman
Doc Deininger
Hugh Durgin
Norsky’s
Al's Rurals
Toy’s Team
Meg’s Rollers
Muriel Ostby
Alice Peterson
Nora Ostby
Lois Hawley
Equity
WKOW
Equity Co-op Livestock Sales Association
7Th Avenue
Monroe, Wis
Allis-Chalmers
Heuer Sales Company
Bevesd Canadian Ace Brewing CO
U.S.A
Wilson Distributors
12Th Street
Fonight
Abbott and Costello
Frankenstein
Goetz
Rita Hayworth
Glenn Ford
Technicolor
Life Magazine
Chalet
Iy Vi
Farm Auction Service
William Meythaler
Jordan Center
Farmall
Rosenthal
Jeep
McC
Oliver Corn
Earl Meythaler
Wm. Meythaler Estate, Owners Col. F. L. Buchschacher, Aud. Alvin C. Schmid
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