Juda Wins 37 to 28 Over Hollandale
Juda defeats Hollandale 37 to 28 on the Juda court. Urban Miller led Juda with 19 points on 8 field goals and 3 free throws, while Disrud and Whitford each scored 9 for Hollandale and Andrews 9 for Juda. Free throws were missed heavily by both teams, Juda 12 and Hollandale 13. Juda travels to Blanchardville Friday for another conference game and eyes a upset of Lafayette.
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Fale
Stee
Hollandale
Juda
Blanchardville
Lafayette
Urban Miller
Disrud
Hollandale Cagers
Whitford
Andrews
Judo
Pte Bete
Ine Seweue
Bette
Eaenge
Eleaeenpens
I. Assis
Newman
Castle Vawees S
Ac Ecues
McCarrigar
Marshall Claims Progress in China Peace Talks
General Marshall met for about three hours with Chou En Lai and Chang Chun in Chungking and said progress was made. Chou predicted a truce before Thursday as multi party talks resume. details were not disclosed and a full statement will follow when talks end.
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Chungking—i
George C. Marshall
Truman
Marshall
Chou En-lai
Chang Chun
Chang
Chou
China
All-Party Conference
Committee of Three
Byron Nelson Wins Los Angeles Open in 284
Byron Nelson captured the 20th Los Angeles Open at the Riviera course with a 284 for 72 holes, five ahead of Benny Hogan. Sam Snead and Jim Ferrier faded as Nelson, the Toledo umbrella salesman, extended his dominance with 20 wins in his last 25 majors and finally claimed the LA Open after 12 prior tries.
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Byron Nelson
Los Angeles
Mr. Big
Lord Byron
Riviera
Benny Hogan
Nelson
Sam Snead
Jim Ferrier
Chicago
Hogan
Toledo
Braves Buy Part of Indianapolis Stock
John Quinn general manager of the Boston club buys part of the Indianapolis stock in the American Association. The purchase ends the friendly agreement with Indianapolis, which gains first call on players cut by the Braves. Owen J Bush and Frank E McKinnee retain 51 percent, with 9 percent left to other city citizens.
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Indianapolis
John Quinn
Boston Baseball Club
American Association
Boston
Quinn
Braves
Owen J. Bush
Frank E. McKinnee
Cael
Bowling Scores and Totals From Local League Standings
The record lists teams and bowlers with individual scores and handicaps, totaling per squad. Notable entries include Kundert Elmer Robertson 517 and total team scores ranging from 2 102 to 2 527, followed by a concluding line on women and signet rings in the middle ages.
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Kundert-Elmer—Robertson
Mathias
Neubauer
Kundert
Share
Standard Oil
Carter
Lehr
Lochner
Bees
Woodford—Shager
Gilbertson
Peck
Deininger
Pickett
Miller
Regossi
Phillies Plan to Leave Basement for Big Market Move
Philadelphia owner Pennock says the Phillies will exit cellar status as they pursue long term lease options and stronger funds. Front office notes Cooper trade to the New York Giants for 175000 shows market activity while the club contemplates spring needs and service commitments.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Phillies
No. 8
Pennock
Phil
Sam Breadon
Walker Cooper
Oo York Giants
Cooper
3000 Vets Expected at UW for Second Semester Courses
Enrollment of World War II veterans at the University of Wisconsin was expected to reach 3000 for the second semester starting Jan 23, with 1441 veterans currently attending. Registrar Kenneth Little said total enrollment could exceed 11000 if housing for newcomers is found.
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Madison
University of Wisconsin
Registrar
Veterans’ Affairs
Kenneth Little
Brown family wintering in Florida visitors from Janesville
Brodhead Mrs. Donald L. Collins Cor Mrs. W. H. Fleex spend the winter in Florida. Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Hartman and Mrs. Eugene Adams were in Janesville to visit Mrs. Faith Hartman. Ever tried a want ad.
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Donald L. Collins
W. H. Fleex
Florida
Eugene Adams
Janesville
Faith Hartman
Four Unbeaten in Big 10 Cage Race
Iowa and Minnesota won to stay unbeaten in the Big Ten standings. Iowa beat Wisconsin 57 50 while Minnesota defeated Indiana 59 48. Northwestern beat Purdue 52 44 in its Big Ten debut. Michigan State beat Michigan 49 36 in a non conference game.
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Chicago
Iowa
Minnesota
Hawkeyes
Gophers
Wisconsin
Indiana
Northwestern
Purdue
Wildcats
Badgers
Cats
Jim McIntyre
Michigan
Illinois
Michigan State
Ohio State
Midwest
Wyoming
Valparaiso
Great Lakes
Hamline
Ripon
Carroll
Earlham
Grinnell
Navy Pier
High School Basketball Scores Galore Across Matches
Cassville defeat Bagley 23 to 17 and Portage wins 27 to 22 over Fort Atkinson. Ripon edges Mayville 27 to 25 while Belmont tops Livingston 46 to 30. Prairie du Chien beats Monona Iowa 40 to 28.
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Cassville
Bagley
Portage
Fort Atkinson
Ripon
Mayville
Belmont
Livingston
Prairie du Chien
Monona
Peacetime Outlook Fine for Diamond Game Harridge
The first peacetime pennant race since 1941 promises a strong return of stars like Dimaggio Gordon Pesky Feller McCosky Williams Judnich and many service veterans to major league rosters. Spring camps in February will trigger the keenest battles for jobs in the American League as 110 returning players contest regular roles. The wartime period boosted fan interest worldwide, helping baseball grow new fans and sustain its pace through 1942 45.
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Joe Dimaggio
Joe Gordon
Johnny Pesky
Bob Feller
Barney McCosky
Ted Williams
Walter Judnich
Six Wisconsin Cows Cited for Production
Six Wisconsin dairy cows were cited by the Holstein-Friesian association for outstanding milk and butterfat. Winnebago Della Pontiac Jewel from the Winnebago state hospital herd posted 607 pounds of butterfat and 17,395 pounds of milk in 312 days. Pabst Farms at Oconomowoc reported Belmont Eyebright-817 pounds butterfat and 20,291 pounds milk. Crusader Dimple Skylark 774 butterfat and 17,691 milk. Dandy Barbara 755 butterfat and 20,281 milk in 365 days. Oosterhuis herd at Oconomowoc included Johanna Crusader Laddie 690 butterfat and 21,590 milk. Oostie remains noted.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Holstein-Fricesian Association of America
Winnebago Della Pontiac Jewel
Winnebago State Hospital
Pabst Farms, Inc
Oconomowoc
Pabst Belmont Eyebright
Oostie
Premier Arlene Milk Fat and Milk Records Set
Premier Arlene produced 598 pounds of butter fat and 16 295 pounds of milk, both records achieved within 365 days. Testing was supervised by the University of Wisconsin in cooperation with the association.
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University of Wisconsin
Formal Recognition Granted to Austria
The United States formally recognized the Austrian government and urged a path to democracy and full independence. Only Romania and Bulgaria among former enemy Balkan and Danube states remained unrecognized, as Washington had already recognized Hungary and Yugoslavia, both tied to the Allied cause at various points.
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Washington
United States
Austria
Romania
Bulgaria
Balkan
Danube
Hungary
Yugoslavia
Agriculture Bureau Warns Egg Output Surpasses Use
The Agriculture Department warns that wartime egg production may create postwar surpluses. If consumption settles to 1941 levels, yearly egg needs would be about 5.50 billion pounds, while 1943 production reached 6.86 billion pounds. Even with higher future consumption, eggs would still outstrip demand.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Weekend Visits From Madison And Highland Figures
New Glarus appolonia Zweifel and Julian Horgan visited in Madison as weekend guests at the Hen ning home. Elaine Walston a first grade teacher returned from Minneapolis. The Luchsingers and Hefty families traveled from Madison and Highland Illinois. Roger T Hefty was escorted to Madison by Tom Hefty and Mrs Bruni. Pvt Henry Opfermann traveled from Florida to visit his mother Rose.
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Julian Horgan
Madison
Walter Henning
Elaine Walston
Minneapolis
Fred Luchsinger
Mary Luchsinger
Jacob C. Hefty
Albert
Patricia
Jacob Tschudy
Highland, Ill
Tom A. Hefty
Jacob Bruni
Roger T. Hefty
Henry Opfermann
Florida
Rose
Local social notes list Monticello and Madison visits
Furloughs and returns mark a series of visits and greetings. Barbara Reardon returns home. Janetta Hefty becomes coach in Rockford. Mauston primary teacher Carol Ann resumes position. Emil Blum family and Carla Rae Blum visit Monticello. Becker and Naranease relatives seen in Monticello. Mrs Ray and Mrs A Janson visit Monticello. Karlen guests of Arn. Streif and Hefty attend Jensen Tschudy wedding. Ed Konanz calls on friends in Madison. Duerst returns from Rochester New York. Kliassy and family make Madison calls.
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Ermann
P ‘A
Barbara Reardon
Fred
Janetta Hefty Caim
Rockford
Carol Ann
Mauston
Emil Blum
Delores
Margaret
Carla Rae Blum
Monticello
H. A. Becker
New Naranease
Ray Vs. Bartle
A. Janson
Louis? Karlen
Alda Arn
Fred P. Streif, Jr
Tom A. Hefty
Ed Konanz
Madison
Dora Duerst
Rochester
N. Y
Peter Kliassy
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Oliver
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Col. E. Sprague
E. L. Otto
John Almendinger
Diamond Game — Harridge
Associated Press
Will Harridge
The
American Baseball League
Goetz
Fred Macmurray
March of
R. K. O. News
Leslie Fenton
Alfred B. Caters
M. S. Lincox
Warren, Ill
BAY Saddle Horse
Chester
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Monarch
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E. Sprague
Alfred B. Daters
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