Big 10 Basketball In Second Week
Indiana and Ohio State lead the conference after strong starts in week two. Minnesota opens against Northwestern as Purdue visits Illinois, with Northwestern at Ohio State Saturday and Indiana hosting Iowa. Key scores include Indiana’s 61 59 win over Wisconsin and Ohio State’s 83 62 past Illinois led by Dick Schnittker.
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Minnesota
Ohio State
Northwestern
Chicago
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Millikin
UW Mittmen Aim For Varsity Berths
Wisconsin boxing team entrants include defending champions Steve Gremban 125 and Dave Wiseman 135 and Dwaine and Dwight Dickinson 145 and 135. Last year's champ Jim Sreenan 130 and 1948 champ Les Paul 135 also compete with Vito Parisi in heavyweight among five entrants in the tournament.
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Ruriy-Ung
Wisconsin
Steve Gremban
Goodman
Dave Wiseman
Burlington
Dwaine
Dwight Dickinson
Tomah
Jim Sreenan
Beloit
Les Paul
Madison
Vito Parisi
Badger
Only Three of Top 10 Cage Teams Unbeaten
Three of the nation’s leading college basketball teams remain undefeated as one third of the season passes. Cincinnati Auburn and Army hold unbeaten records while Indiana Holy Cross and Duquesne stay above .500 in a snapshot of the AP poll. St John’s fell from the top after a loss to CCNY.
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Ury
Indiana
Holy Cross
Duquesne
Cincinnati
Auburn
Army
Associated Press
Eat John
St. John’s
CCNY
Weekend College Basketball Scores Across Teams
AP reports varied scores including Michigan 66 Iowa 46, Ohio State 62 Illinois 3 I am noting numerous results with several overtime games and a schedule hint for Sheboygan at Anderson Tonight.
Cunningham Comets Rise as Albany Legions Fall 66 36
The Cunningham Comets defeated the Albany Legions 66 to 36 at Albany Saturday night. The new team, featuring top local talent, plans to host out-of-town squads at the armory soon. Don Cunningham of Monroe and Zanoni of Albany led with 12 points each, followed by Moon of Monroe with 11, and Vogler of Monroe and Cleveland of Albany with 10 each.
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Albany
Don Cunning Station
Monroe
Zanoni
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Vogler
Cleveland
Staffon
Hogan
Stauffacher
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G Miller
Gibbons
Kittelson
Dixon
Hoesly Gelbach
Ripon and Beloit win to extend conference runs
Ripon extended its Midwest Conference win streak to 30 with a 74 against Monmouth as Kermit Weiske scored 28. Beloit crushed Cornell 8253 behind Ron Bontemps 22 points as Beloit notched its 30th straight league victory. Other results: Lawrence fell to Macalester 44 35, Coe lost to Simpson 72 71, Knox lost to Augustana 72 63.
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Coe
Simpson
Knox
Augustana
Ron Bontemps
Kermit Weiske
United States Seeks 1960 Olympic Return in One-City Bid
Avery Brundage seeks to return the Olympics to the United States by backing a single-city bid for 1960. He aims to tighten rules after a Rome 1956 vote left U S chances uncertain. Brundage, re-elected head of the U S Olympic committee, noted no U S games since 1932 and plans to prevent repeat bid turmoil. The South Wayne Gratiot Blackhawks game was postponed to January 13 at Gratiot.
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Play-Off To Pick Eighth Competitor In Billiard Tourney
A play-off to day decides the eighth berth in the eight man round robin phase of the Chicagoland sectional three cushion billiard tournament. Herbert Hardt of Chicago and Jay Knapp of South Bend Ind tied yesterday in a tourney bid as seven others cinched berths. Advanced to the round robin are Lou Spivey Indianapolis Jacob Ankrom Detroit Ed son Minneapolis Harold Worst Grand Rapids Mich and Lollie Lurie Allen Hall and Joe Moriarity all of Chicago. The tournament continues through Wednesday. The winner will be seeded automatically in the national three cushion meet here beginning Feb 10.
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Chicago
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South Bend
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Indianapolis
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Detroit
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Minneapolis
Harold Worst
Grand Rapids
Mich
Lollie Lurie
Allen Hall
Joe Moriarity
Badgers Fall To Indiana In Final Seconds
Wisconsin trailed Indiana in the Big Ten after a late rally by the Hoosiers, who won 61-59 on a last minute jump shot by Bill Garrett. Don Rehfeldt led Wisconsin with 25 points as the Badgers slip to middle of the standings and await a home date with Michigan.
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Individual Scoring Battle Emerges In Big Ten Basketball
Whitey Skoog of Ohio State, Don Rehfeldt of Wisconsin, and Schnittker of Ohio State lead early Big Ten scoring. Rehfeldt sits at 18.6 in 11 games, Skoog 17.3 in nine, Schnittker 24.5 average after four games.
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Gary Dittmer Leads Junior Bowling Hero to 258 Two-Game
Gary Dittmer of the Martin's sporting hoads team led junior bowling with a 258 two game score on Saturday. Donna Clark and Bette Rees each posted a 234 to provide strong competition for the boys.
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Senior Bowl Game Upset Brings Net Loss for Promoters
In Jacksonville Florida the senior bowl produced a 22 to 13 South over North upset. Travis Tidwell starred for the south all stars while a crowd of about 17 000 left promoters in the hole by over 20000. Players earned 475 each for the winners and 343 for the losers after travel and expenses.
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Travis Tidwell
Yankees
Weather Hits LA Golf Open Delays Tourney Return
The Los Angeles Open was rained out for the first time in its nearly 25 year history. Weather permitting, play resumes today at Riviera at the same stage as Saturday night. An inch and a quarter of rain left many fairways puddled and golfers battling wet conditions.
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Riviera
Detroit Bowlers Win Schalk Prize In Four-Game Record
Detroit bowlers posted a four game total of 4023 to win $1000 first prize in the Ray Schalk tournament. Pepsi Cola of Detroit was second with 3851, while Meister Brau Chicago and Lins Recreation Cleveland followed in the top ranks. Ed Lubanski Detroit topped the Jerry Skovie individual with 1343 across six games.
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Veteeteny Tovisa
Chicago
Bill Flesch
Johnny Crimmins
Chuck O'Donnell
Bill Flynn
Cleveland
Frank Benkovick
Kansas City
Tilton Lake
Audubon
Steve Nagy
Cievland
Co K Riflemen Near Championship Tie Up
Co K riflemen edge Beloit 1129 to 1057 Friday night as the battalion guns for a crown. The final match pits Co K against Stoughton on the Stoughton range with Monroe needing a win to claim the title. Notables: Lyle Rodgers 208 Willis Neiderberger 220 Arthur Nondahl 234 Dwight Coplien 264 Clifford Neuenschwander 203.
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Platteville Upsets Stevens Point in Wisconsin clash
Platteville handed Stevens Point its first conference loss 85-67 as Center Bill Tellefson poured in 28 points and Nate De Long added 30 before fouling out with 13 minutes left. River Falls remained unbeaten with a 67-49 win over Stout, while LaCrosse beat Eau Claire 48-43.
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Marquette Cagers Face Rugged Week After Gopher Loss
Marquette University basketball suffered a 74-38 defeat at Minnesota on Saturday night in Minneapolis. The Hilltoppers schedule includes three games this week two on the road starting with Loyola of Chicago Wednesday. Friday brings a game at Michigan State and Saturday at Wayne University in Detroit as Minnesota improves to eight wins in nine starts before Big Ten play.
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Reports to Nation Indicate Recovery Cycle Has Started
James Marion Washington reports two congressionally sent studies show the 1949 downturn ending and a recovery beginning in 1950. Inflation has eased since 1948, unemployment fell as demand revived, and both the President and the Council of Economic Advisers call for increased production, employment, and incomes to sustain growth.
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Ishpeming Skiier Captures State Meet Title at Hendrickson Hill
Ishpeming’s Ralph Bietila won the Central U.S. Ski Association jumping meet opening the Hendrickson Hill with 146 points from 158 and 163 feet. Sverre Fredheim placed second, Wilbur Rasmussen set a new class B record of 164 feet, and other top jumpers included Marvin Hanson and Howard Jansen as the day highlighted by long leaps and a memorial hill name.
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Ralph Bietila
Ishpeming
Mich
Hendrickson Hill
Bietila
Sverre Fredheim
Glenwood
Minn
Fredheim
Wilbur Rasmussen
Jimmy Hendrickson
Eau Claire
Norge Club
Chicago
Joe Perrault
Marvin Hanson
Menomonie
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Howard Jansen
Rasmussen sets Munising hill record at ski tourney
Clarence Rasmussen of Ishpeming broke the Munising ski club tournament hill record with a 120 foot leap Sunday, surpassing the previous 117 foot mark. The eighth annual event was held in Munising, Michigan, showcasing local ski talent and notable distances.
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Mich
Clarence Rasmussen
Ishpeming
Trains path tragedy claims Fox Point woman
Mrs Grace Roiland 39 of Fox Point was killed when she stepped onto the track as a speeding North Western streamliner approached near the Green Tree road crossing. Train engineer T L Black of Green Bay told authorities he saw her standing near the track before she moved into the train's path about 20 feet away.
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Grace Roiland
Fox Point
North Western
Justice Signs For Health Work Career
All American Charlie Justice, famed University of North Carolina tailback, will join the Medical Foundation of North Carolina as assistant to the executive director. The move ends any plans to play professional football for the time being.
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Min —Ay
Charlie Justice
University of North Carolina
Medical Foundation of North Carolina
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