Fort Atkinson Cardinals Defeat Monroe 49 37 In League Showdown
Fort Atkinson's Cardinals held first place as they toppled Monroe 49 37. Dick Blanc led Monroe with 19 points while Fort relied on balanced scoring from Bart Weel and Wetzel with key runs in the second quarter to pull away.
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Fort Atkinson
Cardinals
Monroe
Figntrom
Lee Mitchell
Fort
Hugh Perca
Alt
O'Brien
Port Atkinson
Bielefelat
Branall
Bart Weel
Blanc
Fort Ausinson
Mary
Callum
Marty
Rhodelung
Fortbeck
Vance
Wells
Rieder
Mitchell
Bielefeldt
Wetzel
van Schoyck
Blane
Dick Blanc
Riecer
Bob Wells
Walker Justice Clash Ends Grid Season in Chicago All-Star
The season opens with an All-Star game in Chicago last August and ends with another today here. Doak Walker and Charlie Justice captain rival squads in a star filled Senior Bowl as 50 players make professional debuts. About 20,000 fans expected to attend. Justice says he is winding up his football career.
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Aexsonville
Chicago
Doak Walker
Charlie Justice
Walker
Justice
Glarners Belleville Cagers Win State Line Games
New Glarus defeated Hollandale 60 to 33 with Gene Haur scoring 20 points on seven field goals and six free throws as Belleville won 43 to 32 at Blanchardville. Don Soper led Blanchardville with 12 points in a five way tie for fifth place.
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Fort Atkinson
Fort
Bob Carter
Fred Buop
Rter
Monroe
Dick McArdle
Blanchardville
Seals
Carter
Soper
Stadelman
Frieda Wuetrich
Bowlin
jJorenby
Eo Beach
McArdle
VFW
Lehnherr
Jacobson
Ince
Berg
P. Hanson
R. Hanson
Nese
Doyle
Hoffmeister
Blumer
Buss
Farnsworth
Belleville
Blanchard
Spoerry
Robertson
Ville
Blanch
Buob Ooardville
Kubly
Glarus Carter
Brandli
Hauri
Beach
Duerst
A Albertson
Fort Atkinson Zentner
Hetty
Zechel
Ie Rge
Toad Hein James
Severson
Skaife
Anderson
Cal Gilbertson
Hollandale
New Glarus
Avew Glarus
Dellevine
Riumphant
Gene Haur
Hollandaie
Don Soper
Dsay
Don Zuehlie
Juda High School
Juda Merchants
Ed Jordan
Roy Figi
Oldsters
Merchants
Ray Figi
PE Ray Figi
Boyd Figi
Jake Newman
Mike Newman
Davis Hafen
Jordan Brunkow
Chambers Keen Retzlaft
Gerber Grundahl Schwarzenberger
Davis
VFW Auxiliary and Local Businesses Show Results 1944
A 1944 tally lists VFW Auxiliary numbers and several local business and person entries with scores or amounts won. Names include Clara Dittmar Leona Loveland Ethel Kubly Kate Yost Frieda Wuetrich Quintets Anderson's Corner cafe Fritz cleaners Martin's Hunt's Produce Betty Ronald Helen Hunt Tilite Grueb Mary Hackle Lie cille Ames Local 579 Beckman's Wenger and Kramer Huber Beers Borden's Devi nger Ellingson Slane Pickett Plecity F Pickett V Swiggum
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VFW
Clara Dittmar
Leona Loveland
Ethel Kubly
Kate Yost
Frieda Wuetrich
Clarno Goldenrods
Anderson's
Corner Cafe
Fritz Cleaners
Martin's
Johnson
Hunt's
Betty Ronald
Helen “Hunt
Tilite Grueb
Mary Hackle
F. Pickett
V. Swiggum
Texas Eyes Pro Ball Move as Hornets Interest Grows
Houston seeks pro football team with plans to relocate the defunct Chicago Hornets using Rice Institute Stadium. Ed ward T. Dicker of Dallas aims to secure a Dallas franchise, meeting next week with commissioner Bert Bell. Dicker and associates pledge up to a half million dollars to launch Southwest Conference talent into the circuit.
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Wanes
Houston
Glenn McCarthy
Millionnaire
Chicago Hornets
Edward T. Dicker
Dallas
Hornets
National League
AllsAmerica Con
Associated Press
Boston
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Rochester
Marty
Indianapolis
Fort Wayne
New York
Sheboygan
Tri City
Waterloo
Washington
Madison West
Racine Horbroughton
Edgerton
Fort Atkinson
Monroe
Baraboo
Reedsburg
Wisconsin High
Richland Center
Wisconsin Deils
Portage
Kenosha
Janesville
Madison East
Beloit
Scales Mound
Belmont
Benton
New Oe
Southwest
Con- Rieder
Ference
O Brien
University of Flor
Callum
Ida
Con- Wetzel
Board of Control
Bielefeldt
Frentzel
Uhiver
Romoser
Crystal Tower Keglers To Meet Albany Men
The Chrystal Tower women's bowling team will face the Tex aco men's squad at Albany alleys Tuesday evening. Last year the two groups met several times, while Fort and Monroe basketball details mention Wetzel scoring 19 for Fort and Bielefeldt 12 as Monroe shot 45 times to Fort 53, with Fort making 17 of 45 baskets.
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Crystal Tower
Albany
Chrystal Tower
Texaco
Wetzel
Bob
Wells
Fort
Bielefeldt
Monroe
Cavanaugh Bros
Klott
Shullsburg
Wis
Darlington
Cavanaugh and Klott
Seymore Corners
Clinton
Ajax
Ford Tractor
McC
J. I. Case
Joe Donahoe
McGinnis Ins
Russell Prien
H. J. Schmitz
Wisconsin
Spring Grove News Notes and Socials
Mrs. Hartman and Mr. Hartman with Mr. Greene and Mrs. Greene reached Ft Worth after a southern trip. Oakley school opened after a week’s recess. Frank Leopold family celebrated New Year's with Salzwedel family near Browntown. Carl Montefelt visited Frank Montefelt in Brodhead. Ralph Block from Edmundson Tex and Ross Binger hosted guests. Nusbaum visited Monroe. Lyle Condon staying with Marvin Stabler in Florida. Johnsons spent Monday with Fred Rhyner Beloit. Russell Roshi sen and others spent New Year’s with Swanborgs Rock and Rockford visitors called at Johnsons.
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L. M. Hartman
Charles Greene
South
Ft. Worth
Oakley School
Frank Leopold
Frank Salzwedel
Browntown
Carl Montefelt
Frank Montefelt
Brodhead
Ralph Block
Edmundson
Tex
Ross Binger
Frank Nusbaum
Monroe
Lyle Condon
Marvin Stabler
Florida
John Robertson
Fred Rhyner
Beloit
Russell Rosheisen
Orla McCellan
Walter Swanborg Jr
C. E. Wirtznen
Walter Swanborg Sr
Rock
Carla Schuets
Walker
Rockford
Johnson
Osmanski Quits Holy Cross Post
Osmanski resigns as Holy Cross head football coach after a 1-9 season. He plans to devote full time to dentistry in Chicago. Father O'Brien states Osmanski could remain allied with the school, but chose resignation as best for Holy Cross.
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Avs Pack
William T. Osmanski
Bronco Bill
Chicago Bears
Osmanski
Holy Cross
John A. O'Brien
Worchester, Mass
Chicago
Boston College
Father O’brien
O’brien
Eddie Anderson
University of Iowa
Holy Cros
Scuttlebutt Seeks Erdelatz as Navy Coach
Rumor places Erdelatz as the leading candidate to fill the vacancy created by Coach George Sauer's departure. Capt. Howard Caldwell says no agreement yet, negotiations continue, while Erdelatz reviews Navy football program and contract details after a West Coast trip.
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Alwayons
Eddie 2Adelatz
Haval Academy Scuttlebutt
George Sauer
Erdelatz
West Coast
Howard Caldwell
Navy
Eagles Paid Well For Rams Contest
The Philadelphia Eagles paid players $1 094 68 per man for defeating the Los Angeles Rams in the league final. Rams players received $73 66 each, commissioner Bert Bell announced in releasing the game financials from Los Angeles. Chicago officers brought four robbery suspects back from St Louis including Donald Stotts Bennie Doughtie Robert Darland and Howard Holder.
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Rams
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Eagles
Los Angeles Rams
Bert Bell
Los Angeles
Chicago
St. Louis
Donald Stotts
Chaffee
Bennie Doughtie
Tarboro
N. C
Robert Darland
Marinette
Howard Holder
Houston Tex
Earl Gingery
Year's Grid Heroes Get Awards Tonight
Washington event honors top college and pro players with multiple trophies. Frank Leahy to receive coach of the year trophy from J Howard McGrath. Leon Hart and Emil Sitko among honorees with special and memorial awards. Steve Van Buren and Otto Graham to receive pro league honors. Speakers include Sam Rayburn Carlos Romulo Ta tum and Bo Rowland.
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Washington
Washington Touchdown Club
Notre Dame
Frank Leahy
J. Howard McGrath
Leon Hart
Knute Rockne
Marine 2Orps
Clifton B. Cates
Emil
Texas
Sam Rayburn
Carlisle
Jim Thorpe
John Steelman
Truman
Steve van Buren
Philadelphia Eagles
Otto Graham
Thei Cleveland Browns
Carlos P. Romulo
Philippines
United Nations General Assembly
Jim Tatum
Maryland
Bo Row- 1 Land
George Washington University
Grimm's New Deal Pays Good Wages for Cubs Pinch Hitter
Affable Dutch manager Grimm may earn up to 50000 dollars yearly as Dallas baseball club manager after resigning as Cubs vice president. Talk of rivals shifts to successors at Cubs with names like Veeck Terry McKechnie O'Neill Flowers and Thompson among possibles.
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Grimm
CUBS
Charlie Grimm
Chicago Cubs
Jimmy Gallagher
Chicago
Dick Burnett
Dallas
Dallas Baseball Club
P. K. Wrigley
Millionare
Burnett
Cholly
Cub
Bill Veeck
Bill Terry
Bill McKechnie
Steve O'Neill
Ted McGrew
Jake Flowers
Holis Thurston
Fresco Thompson
Oshkosh Flyers Head to Miami Races Again
Oshkosh flyers Steve Wittman and Bill Brennand depart for Miami Florida for the All-America air maneuvers on January 14 and 15. Wittman will fly his new plane Bonzo while Brennand pilots Buster, winner of the continental trophy at Miami last year.
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Taerel Brennand
Steve Wittman
Bill Brennand
Miami
Fla
Wittman
Bonzo
Brennand
Buster
Bryson Named Speedway Superintendent for Wisconsin State Fair
Jim Bryson of Darlington has been appointed superintendent of speed for the 1950 Wisconsin state fair. He will arrange the harness racing program at the fair. Jack Reynolds, manager of the fair, announced Bryson’s appointment at the district six meeting of the United States Trotting association in Milwaukee this week.
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Darlington
Jim Bryson
Jack Reynolds
Bryson
United States Trotting Association
Milwaukee
Hogan Leads As Open Holds Big Crowds In West Coast Return
Ben Hogan, in 16th place, remains the popular figure in the $15,200 Los Angeles Open. He recovered from severe traffic injuries after being found beside a West Texas highway last February. Hogan fired 73 for 18 holes, while Ed Furgol shot 68 to lead the day, with Ellsworth Vines and Jerry Barber posting 69s as 9,000 fans watched Riviera's 7020-yard course.
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Cuugeres — Ey — Ax Ses
Ben Hogan
West Texas
Hogan
Ed Furgol
Royal Oak
Mich
Ellsworth Vines
Jerry Barber
Pasadena
Green
Riviera
Kansas Missouri Win in Big 7 Games
Kansas upset Oklahoma 66 30 in a Big 7 conference game while Missouri earned its ninth straight win. Missouri defeated Washington of St. Louis 49 43 as the Big 7 spotlighted college basketball action.
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Kansas
Missouri
New York
Oklahoma
Shullsburg Maintains Blackhawk Loop Lead
Shullsburg holds the Blackhawk Loop title after Hazel run stopped. New Diggings and Scales Mound beat 48 to 24 in the showdown.
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Shullsburg
Blackhawk
Scales Mound
Badgers invade Indiana in key Big 10 clash
Wisconsin visits Indiana in a battle atop the Big 10 race as the Badgers carry a six-game win streak against the Hoosiers. Ben Rehfeldt leads Wisconsin with 27 points after a 59 50 win over Illinois, while Indiana pencils in stars Bill Garrett Lou Watson and Jerry Studeville. Ohio State Northwestern Iowa open conference play tonight with seasoned rosters and strong scoring margins.
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Chicago
Wisconsin
Indiana
Ben Rehfeldt
Illinois
Madison
Rehfeldt
Bloomington
Ind
Badgers
Hoosiers
Bill Garrett
Bob Denham
Buckeye
Towa
Frank Calsbeck
Bob Wollers
Northwestern
Ray Angelis
Jake Fendley
Minnesota
The
Gophers
Marquenot
Chicago Stadium
Celtics Climb From Cellar to Challenge for Playoffs
Boston Celtics surged from last in the Eastern division to fourth place and moved two games behind Washington after defeating the Baltimore Bullets 74 to 53 before 3,202 fans. The win, in Washington, marked a step up as the team pressed toward the third place Bullets and the Capitals.
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Associated Press
Boston Celtics
National Basketball Association
Washington
Celtics
Baltimore Bullets
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