Waffle Shop Five Upsets KF In City Basketball Clash
The Waffle Shop Five defeated KF 36 to 34 in a tight city league game marked by clean play and strong defense. Ernie Vogler led Waffle Shop with six field goals and five free throws while Bill Moon tallied six baskets and three free throws before fouling out late. Moon and Vogler each faced heavy defense, with Vogler scoring mainly on tip-ins and Moon pressured by a four personal foul tally. The early leaders built a big margin, KF leading 21-10 at halftime, before Waffle Shop rallied to clinch the upset in the final minute. In the earlier game Swiggum’s squad beat Schuetze’s 45-26 behind Dwyer’s 12 and Mueller’s 14 points.
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Ernie Vogler
Bill Moon
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Vogler
Battle Shop
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Mueller
Swiggum
Schuetze
Etter
Hogan’s Comeback Starts at Los Angeles Open
Ben Hogan returns to competitive golf at the Los Angeles Open as part of a winter tour offering a top prize of 15 000. The field aims to total more than half a million dollars in purses. Hogan’s comeback follows a serious automobile accident last February and he is viewed as the man to beat.
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Ben Hogan
Hogan
Los Angeles
Ben
Big Ten Basketball Opens With Big Week Scrambles
Wisconsin travels to Indiana with the Badgers riding a six game win streak against the Hoosiers. Illinois visits Ohio State as Northwestern faces Purdue and Iowa meets Michigan in another set of conference games. Minnesota hosts Marquette in non league action as Ohio State adds Dick Schnittker back from the Rose Bowl.
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Ilinois
Indiana
Bloomington
Badgers
Hoosiers
Wisconsn
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Ohio State
Northwestern
Purdue
Iowa
Michigan
Minnesota
Marquette
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Dick Schnittker
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Mack
Supranowicz
Nebraska
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Loyola of Chicago
Madison Square Garden
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Drake
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Michigan State
Spartans
East Lansing
Mich
Cass Michaels Turns Down Second Sox Bid
Detroit infielder Cass Michaels rejected two Chicago White Sox contract offers yet expects terms to be reached. He said the first offer came in early December and the second just before Christmas, both unsigned, though he noted the Sox allegedly asked a high price in talks.
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Cass Michaels
Chicago White Sox
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Apmieeie Salt
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Speaker Clarence Benkert at Lafayatte Rod and Gun Club
Clarence Benkert game manager of the state conservation department will be guest speaker Tuesday evening at the Darlington meeting of the Lafayatte Rod and Gun club. He will outline highlights of the Yellowstone Lake project in Lafayatte County and films will be shown.
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Clarence Benkert
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Basketball Scores From Associated Press Night Results
Denver defeated Anderson 76 69 Baltimore beat Rochester 74 71 Fort Wayne toppled St Louis 87 83 New York won over Waterloo 82 70 Sheboygan edged Minneapolis 85 82 Syracuse defeated Tri City 82 73 Tonight’s schedule features Baltimore at Boston and Rochester at Philadelphia.
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Anderson
Baltimore
Rochester
Fort Wayne
St. Louis
New York
Waterloo
Sheboygan
Minneapolis
Syracuse
Tri-City
Boston
Philadelphia
Dallas Now Seeks NAFL Spot in Franchise Push
Dallas Texas seeks an NAFL franchise as Bert Bell reports inquiries from interested locals. A man named Mr Dicker asked for filing instructions after Bell outlined required details such as ownership, finances, and stadium plans. The Dallas move follows an application by oilman Glenn McCarthy for Houston.
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Bert Bell
National-American Football League
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League
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Glenn McCarthy
Houston
Rai
Louis Seen as Able To Fight Well Again
LawsOR JACK mearns, veteran manager of Joe Maxim of Cleveland, predicted today that Joe Louis will fight again for the heavyweight title only if a white boy beats Ezzard Charles soon. Louis won’t fight Charles, he said. Ezzard is his, Maxim believes Louis can still punch after a week’s rest. He adds it would take a moving opponent to beat him. Maxim is set to fight Britain's Freddie Mills for the heavyweight title on January 24.
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Joe Maxim
Cleveland
Joe Louis
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Maxim
Britain
Freddie Mills
Rebels and Yankees Both Predict Wins
Jacksonvile Rebels and Yankees enter tomorrow's senior bowl confident of victory. Rebels rely on a strong air game under coach Steve Owen while Yankees star Bo MccMillin emphasizes the passing attack after a busy week of practice.
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Yankees
Jacksonvile
Steve Owen
Bo MccMillin
Schulz Leads 624 In Pin Honor At Bowling Night
Howard Schulz of Niffenegger's Drillers rolled 624 to top the pin honors as Wally Speich added the night’s only other 600 with 604. Multiple teams posted high scores including City Schlitz 2691 and State Line 49ers 2141 while individual names such as Schulz 177 211 236 and Goecks 2312 featured among the scores. The article lists many players and scores across local leagues and teams.
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Niffenegger
Drillers
Wally Speich
Bender
Crandall
Dearth
Lanz
Goecks
Badger Motors
Davidson
F. Goecks
F. Lanz
Schulz
Bulldogs Hire Strader To Coach New NY Team
New York Bulldogs owner Ted Collins named Red Strader to coach the club in the newly formed National American league. Strader fills the post left by Charles Ewart who resigned after the All-America conference merged with the NFL.
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Bulldogs
Strader
New York
Norman
Red
New York Bulldogs
Ted Collins
Charles Ewart
Minor Loop Fives Resume Play Here
Three forty even basketball games were played at the armory last night with Co. K over Ready Mix 32 to 19 in the lone one sided affair as league play resumed. Wagner of Co. K led with 10 points while Gibbes added 12 for the Concrete squad. Dancon's edged Kempfert's 34 to 20 as Huber of Dancon's scored 11 in the comeback. Goodman and Jim Pierce led league scoring with 16. Brennan's edged Wagner's Construction 27 to 26 in a late burst after trailing. Share's 13 led losers and Boos's eight for winners as teams spread scoring.
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Cheese Factory Move Sparks Transport License Change
George Pulkrabek, Monroe resident for Kraft Foods, seeks amendment to a motor carrier license to haul cheese and factory supplies between Monroe and Wisconsin for Swiss Cheese Corp of America. A 1:30 p.m. January 12 hearing in Madison will consider the request as the firm opens a plant in Williamstown Ontario converting for gouda production. The Cache Valley Dairy of Smithfield Utah promotes its cheese cellar interiors. Ed Gossner, ex-Lafayette County cheesemaker, now manages the plant.
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George Pulkrabek
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Canada
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Kraft
Glenview
Green County Fast Freight
Public Service Commission
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Hare
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Cache Valley Dairy Association
Smithfield
Utah
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Lafayette County
Bucks May Have Coaching Troubles
Ohio State may struggle to hire a top coach as Wes Fesler, earning 13500 a year, is expected to resign. He led the Buckeyes to a Big Ten co championship and a Rose Bowl win, with plans to move to a business role around 25000 annually.
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Bills Sell Tickets for season in advance drive
Buffalo boosters said 2727 season tickets totaling 61279.20 were subscribed in the first two days of an advance sale. The Bills aim to reach 10000 subscriptions by Monday as they push to stay in the new National American football league. Charley Grimm has resigned as vice president of the Chicago Cubs. Bobby Goff of the Dallas Texas league club was informed by P. K. Wrigley, owner of the Cubs.
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Mitchells Cagers Face Fort At Fort Atkinson Tonight
Monroe basketball travels to Fort Atkinson to challenge the Cardinals led by center Barton Wetzel and guard Dan O'Brien. Fort sits atop the league at six wins one loss, aiming to extend the lead against Baraboo while Monroe seeks an upset in their three way standings tie for eighth.
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Dan O’brien
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Orangeville Volleyball League Schedule and Standings
The Orangeville volleyball league lists Jan 9 matches: village against Legion at 8 p.m., Oneco vs Red Oak at 8:45, and Afolkey vs Eldorado at 9:30. Red Oak leads with 5-1, others show 3-3 or 1-5, including Orangeville at 1-5.
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Pennsylvania Boxing Health Rules Strengthened by Commission
Pennsylvania rings will require stricter medical exams under a new advisory board. Commissioner Jonn Ox Da Grosa stated the tightened rules mandate comprehensive checks before any bout. Oklahoma City University dumps football after trustees approve the president's recommendation following meetings with coaches and players.
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Jonn (Ox) da Grosa
Medical Advisory Board
da Grosa
OCU
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City University
C. G. Smith
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