Redman Fires 600 in Victory League Bowling Night
G L Redman, proprietor of the Recreation club alleys, rolled 600 with 224 223 153 games to pace scoring across six leagues. Chuck Ebert led Monroe Bottlers with 589, M L Carrier topped Benders with 562, Wilbur Cline led State Line at 547, and Ozora Thorp scored 490 in Cadiz league as Pleasure Bend’s Barbara Goecks shone with top marks. Summary lists show City League Store 2520, Pleasure Bend 2527, Hilltop Inn 2500, Rees Construction 2394, Monroe Bottlers 2492, Badger Petroleum 2491, with Victory League Center Market 2366 and Hoffman's 2568.
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G. L. Redman
Recreation Club
Schuetze
Man
Chuck Ebert
Monroe Bottlers
M. L. Carrier
Goeck
D-X
Wilbur Cline
Swiss Tavern
State Line Loop
Ozora Thorp
Trumpy’s Dairy
Cadiz
Barbara Goecks
Pleasure Bend
Hilltop Inn
Rees Construction
Badger Petroleum
Bill Rees
Ernie Spring
Chuck Buehler
Chet Beckas
M. Wuetrich
Orson Robertson Scores Big Four Pick Up In Bowling League
In a rare bowling feat, Orson Robertson of Uncle Ed's Tavern in the Benders league converted the big four split 4-7-6-10. The feat, reported among numerous league and club totals, highlights a season record of the big four conversion noted across multiple teams and bowlers.
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Orson Robertson
Uncle Ed
American Bowling Congress
Platteville, Superior Lead State Teachers Net in Weekend Play
Platteville and Superior, unbeaten in the State Teachers Basketball Conference, pace a four game weekend schedule. Platteville hosts Oshkosh while Superior welcomes Stout. both away teams seek first conference win. LaCrosse visits River Falls and Whitewater goes to Stevens Point as part of the card. Platteville carries a 3-0 non conference mark and a stingy 47 point allowed per game while averaging 60.
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Milwaukee
Platteville
Superior
Oshkosh
Stout
River Falls
Whitewater
Stevens Point
Evansville Plans Annual Coon Dinner Event
Evansville hosts its yearly coon dinner next Thursday in the Evansville Izaak Walton league and Wisconsin Raccoon and Fox Hunters Association tradition. Bob Antes leads the event with plans to feed 500, featuring 85 raccoon and two cub bears plus trimmings.
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Green County
Evansville
Izaak Walton League
Wisconsin Raccoon and Fox Hunters’ Association
Bob Antes
Wisconsin
Midwest
Antes
Phil Pearsall
American Legion Club
Hegge Brandenburg
Madison
Wisconsin Conservation Department
Fred Zimmerman
Marvin B. Rosenberry
Malcolm Allen
Two Cage Game Fixers Post Bonds After Bail Cut
Four men were accused of attempting to fix a Madison Square Garden college basketball game. Judge Ferdinan Pecora lowered bail from 50000 to 20000 for two defendants, Jack Levy of Miami and William Rivlin of New York, while two others remain jailed. They allegedly tried to bribe David Shapiro, captain of George Washington University, to fix the game against Manhattan College.
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New York
State Supreme Court
Ferdinan Pecora
Jack Levy
Miami
Fla
William Rivlin
Joseph Aronowitz
Philip Klein
Brooklyn
David Shapiro
George Washington University
Madison Square Garden
Manhattan College
Nationals Top Oshkosh In NBL Battle
Syracuse Nationals outlast Oshkosh All-Stars 75 to 70 in a National Basketball League game. Gene Englund led Oshkosh scoring with 24 points.
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Oshkosh
Syracuse
N. Y
Syracuse Nationals
Oshkosh All-Stars
Gene Englund
Duke Manager Bob Duncan Receives Pro Football Offer
Durham reports that Duke senior Bob Duncan from Asheville received a professional football club offer as pro teams rush to sign college players. The Duke student manager of the previous season was singled out for his standout work in a letter noting his outstanding performance.
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Durham
N. C
National Football League
Bob Duncan
Duke
Asheville
Duncan
Duke University
Ben Hogan Favored In Los Angeles Open
Ben Hogan is the man to beat in the 72 hole $15,000 Los Angeles Open at Riviera Country Club. He has won the last two Los Angeles Opens and the U S Open last year on the same course. Some doubt his sharpness after a long layoff since October, while greens run fast and fairways slow due to recent freezes and cold weather.
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Los Angeles
Ben Hogan
Riviera Country Club
Hogan
Ben
Glendale
Johnny Schmitz to wed in Wausau this fall
Chicago Cubs pitcher Johnny Schmitz will marry Wausau resident Aggie Schumacher next fall. The couple announced the engagement today to her parents Mr and Mrs Leslie Schumacher.
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Johnny Schmitz
Wausau
Chicago Cubs
Aglie Schumacher
Leslie Schumacher
Schmitz
Kaiser-Frazer Schuetze's Win in Municipal Basketball
Schuetze's Clothiers extended their win streak to six in Municipal Basketball by routing Wagner Construction 35 to 9. Kaiser-Frazer defeated Victory Tavern 18 to 14, moving to 2–0. Victory Tavern dropped to 5 losses. Next Thursday's top showdown leaves Schuetze's and Kaiser-Frazer tied atop league play at six wins each.
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Schuetze’s Clothiers
Wagner Construction
Kaiser-Frazer
Victory Tavern
Victory
Schuetze
Waffle Shop
Clothiers
Kaisers
Bob Tracy
Ted Kohl
Rich Soddy
Redskins Coach petitions protest over Waterloo game
Sheboygan coach Kenny Suesens filed a protest with NBL commissioner Doxie Moore after the Sheboygan Redskins lost to Waterloo 52 to 43 Wednesday night in Waterloo Iowa. Officials were accused of calling a technical foul unnecessarily.
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Sheboygan
Lafayette
Ind
Doxie Moore
National Basketball League
Kenny Suesens
Sheboygan Redskins
Waterloo
Suesens
Coaches Endorse None for UW Job
Neenah high school coach Ole Jorgenson says the Wisconsin High School Coaches Association has not endorsed a candidate for Wisconsin head football coach and likely will not decide before a future meeting. Milwaukee coaches endorose Lisle Blackbourn Jr. as head coach and hope his leadership will draw more Milwaukee players to Madison.
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Neenah
Wisconsin High School Coaches’ Association
University of Wisconsin
Ole Jorgenson
Neenah High School
Jorgenson
Milwaukee Public High School Coaches’ Association
Milwaukee
Lisle Blackbourn Jr
Harry Stuhldreher
Milwaukee Stars
Madison
Ken Royal
Association
Blackbourn
Wisconsin
Milwaukee “W
Stuhldreher
Milwaukee Washington High School
Washington
Indian Name for Raccoon Reflects Scratching Habit
The term arakun in Indian languages translates to raccoon and literally means he scratches with his hands, highlighting the animal's distinctive behavior.
Beloit Ski Jump Tournament Promises Big Hill Show
Beloit Ski Club hosts its 11th annual ski-jump meet at Big Hill park Sunday at 1 PM. About 120 entrants, led by Peter Hugstedt of Norway, with Swedish jumpers Wilhelm Hellman and Bengt Jaderholm, plus Ironwood and Iron Mountain skiers, vie for Wisconsin’s largest hill record. Henry Hansen of Ironwood adds midair somersault excitement. Walter Nelson leads Beloit entries in class A.
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Beloit
Beloit Ski Club
Big Hill Park
Wisconsin
Big Hill
Peter Hugstedt
Norway
St. Moritz
Switzerland
Wilhelm Hellman
Bengt Jaderholm
Sweden
Henry Hansoen
Ironwood
Mich
Walter Nelson
Iron Mountain
Ishpeming
Kindt Hospitalized For Back Injury
Chicago Bears fullback and former Wisconsin football star Don Kindt has been hospitalized in Chicago for a back injury. His father said the injury arose after a late season game and doctors advised a few days of treatment at Michael Reese hospital to fix it.
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Milwaukee
Don Kindt
Chicago Bears
University of Wisconsin
Chicago
F. A. Kindt
Michael Reese Hospital
Kindt
Progress Report on NCAA Sanity Code Enforcement
The National Collegiate Athletic Association reported steady progress in enforcing its year-old sanity code. Most members adhere to the code while a few ignore or violate parts of it.
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San Francisco
National Collegiate Athletic Association
NCAA Ethical Standards Effort Outlined by Tufts Official
Clarence F. Houston of Tufts College, chair of the compliance committee, reports to the association that turning the NCAA into a regulatory body will take time and three years may be needed to establish meaningful ethical standards.
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Clarence F. Houston
Tufts College
NCAA
Illini Indiana clash tops Saturdays Big Nine slate
Illinois seeks its first Big Nine opener win since 1944 as it meets Indiana after a strong start and a 8-1 non conference run. Michigan and Minnesota open conference play against undefeated foes while Northwestern visits Ohio State and Purdue travels to Iowa. Wisconsin hosts Creighton in a non conference tilt.
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Chicago
Illinois
Wisconsin
Indiana
Hoosiers
Butler
Illini
Chamign
de Paul
Champaign
Minneapolis
Michigan
Minnesota
Ozzie Cowles
Northwestern
Ohio State
Purdue
Iowa
Creighton
Hall Opens Officially at 2 P M Saturday
Rubelius, proprietor, announces the new business venture at the site of the former Opera House burned in Gatensberg. The hall will be opened officially at 2 oclock Saturday afternoon.
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Rubelius
Gaatensber
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Rollie Etter
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Bender's
Lanz Hardware
Uncle
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Goecks
Johnson Motors
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Frank Walters
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Wagner Coffee
Woodford
Stauffacher Construction
Corner Tavern
Clarno
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Bill Ha
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Cadiz League
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South Wayne
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Psie
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Leuenberger
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Ill
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Fred Bohren
Col
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Alvin C. Schmid
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Albert A. Teneyck
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Green County Bank
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Nebraska
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Tru
Xavier Marina Koshet TZ
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Ray Milland
Florence Marly
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