Wisconsin Adopts Minnesota Style River Fishing Rules
The Wisconsin Conservation Commission accepted recommendations to align Mississippi River hook and line limits with Minnesota. Panfish open season May 1 to March 1, large and smallmouth bass 10 inch limit with five per day, panfish bag 25, no catfish limit. Pike and walleye seasons match Minnesota. panfish year round in the southern sector. Also approved is 165 tons of pellets at 64 dollars per ton and 34,000 for ads plus 5,000 for 50,000 vacation booklets.
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Mississippi
State Conservation Com
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Mississippi River
Iowa
Schuetzes Bow to Juda Cagers in City League Night
Juda Dercuanis scored in a 36 to 34 victory as Schuetzes edged Juda Cagers. Waffle Shop powered Browntown to a 42 to 26 win in the same city major league basketball contest last night.
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Schuetzes
Waffle Shop
Browntown
Juda
Sports Group Formed To Protect Brule Trout
A group of sportsmen met Wednesday night to form a organization aimed at protecting the Brule river as a premier trout stream. Officers include Alec D. Chris holm of Duluth as president, Albert Marshall of Red Wing as vice president, William Dalrymple of Minneapolis as treasurer, and Lewis G. Castle of Duluth as secretary. The group pledged cooperation with the Wisconsin conservation commission and the Douglas county fish and game protective league to preserve the river.
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Brule River
Alec D. Chrisholm
Duluth
Albert Marshall
Red Wing
Minn
William Dalrymple
Minneapolis
Lewis G. Castle
Wisconsin Conservation Commission
Douglas County Fish and Game Protective League
Milwaukee U P Teachers topple Carroll for sixth straight win
Milwaukee Teachers College rallied from a halftime deficit to beat Carroll 49 to 43 on Thursday. Bob Bolt led Milwaukee with 12 points as the team improved to six in a row. Bobby Cook scored 44 points for the Sheboygan Redskins in a 115 to 92 victory over the Denver Nuggets. Charley Grimm was set to sign a three-year, 30 thousand dollar-a-year contract to manage Dallas in the Texas League.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee Teachers College
Bob Bolt
Bobby Cook
Sheboygan
University of Wisconsin
Sheboygan Redskins
Denver Nuggets
Oshkosh Bowler Ralph Manske Scores 723 Notch
Oshkosh bowler Ralph Manske topped with 232 233 and 258 games for a 723 series. It marked his 16th honor of the season on Oshkosh alleys.
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Oshkosh
Ralph Manske
Alleys Change Hands In Blanchardville
Blanchardville bowling alley previously run by Philip Paulson is taken over by Ralph Emerson with help from Arthur Benson. The item notes a local business transfer in Blanchardville.
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Philip Paulson
Ralph Emerson
Emerson
Arthur Benson
Crosby's Golf Meet Opens at Pebble Beach Tourney
Bing Crosby hosts his ninth annual ten thousand dollar invitational at Pebble Beach drawing top pros and amateurs. Sixty players compete with nineteen pro vacancies filled in qualifying. notable entrants include Snead Demaret Vines Middlecoff Guldahl Nelson. Proceeds benefit the Sister Kenny foundation and Monterey Peninsula community chest.
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Elworth Vines
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Byron Nelson
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Sister Kenny Foundation
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Carl O. Marty Elected State Hockey President
Carl O. Marty Jr. of Monroe and Three Lakes is named president of the state amateur hockey association. The group schedules a southern division playoff in February in Milwaukee with 14 teams and a northern division meet in Eagle River.
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Carl O. Marty Jr
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Three Lakes
State Amateur Hockey Association
Milwaukee
Eagle River
Badger Athletes Have Heavy Plans
Madison hosts Wisconsin action with two Badger men’s basketball bids in a three day set. Don Rehfeldt is expected at center with Ab Nicholas, Bob Mader, Fritz Schneider, and Danny Markham in reserve roles. Saturday features swimming and a wrestling match with Iowa, plus junior varsity and fencing events.
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Minnesota
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Don Rehfeldt
Ab Nicholas
Bob Mader
Fritz Schneider
Danny Markham
Wisconsin
Iowa
Shorewood Club
St Norbert’s College
Bush Leagues Vote To Keep Bonus Rule
The minor leagues vote to retain the controversial bonus rule after a wide ballot. Majors favored repeal, but the Bush leagues reversed that outcome. George M. Trautman, head of the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues, reported 25 leagues voted to keep the bonus setup, 33 opposed, and one abstained.
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National Associaion of
Albany Cagers Rally To Beat Belleville
Albany’s basketball squad defeated Belleville in a tight contest. The report notes the victory as part of local basketball coverage.
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Belleville
Club hears Benkert on Yellowstone Lake project
Over 50 Roc and Gun club members heard C. R Benkert Monroe speak at the community rooms Tuesday evening about the Yellowstone lake project. Benkert is the name man ager for Green Lafayette Iowa and Grant counties. Ray McQuigan club president presided at the meeting.
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Blanchardville
Roc and Gun Club
C. R Benkert
Monroe
Yellowstone Lake
Green
Lafayette
Iowa
Grant
Ray McQuigan
Rod and Gun Club
Tree Planters Get Ordering Reminder
Milwaukee readers are urged to place spring tree orders with the conservation department or the nursery. Orders ship April 15. Prices are modest but higher than last year. Elm sugar maples jack pine and white ash offered at 6.00 per thousand for two year olds. older stock higher. Purchasers must plant windbreaks or forest crop lands and buy at least 509 trees, using them per rules.
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Conservation Department
Nursery
Norway
Hoover Puts Athletics High in American Life
Former U S president Herbert Hoover urged that athletics stand with religion as a cornerstone of American life. Speaking before about 400 coaches at a dinner honoring Charles Wilkinson of Oklahoma, Hoover recalled Stanford’s early big game with California and highlighted sports as a national value.
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Herbert Hoover
United States
Stanford
California
Charles
Bud) Wilkinson
Oklahoma
Dallas Withdraws From Football Charter Race
Edward T. Dicker heads a local group that sought an NFL franchise and said Thursday the application is withdrawn. He argues Texas can support only one pro football team at present, leaving the field open for Houston for now.
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Ur —Dalias
Houston
Edward T. Dicker
Texas
Bowling Standouts Lead Local 600s In Night of High Scores
Clayton Olson tops a string of high games with a 644 series as James Wuetrich and W. Tschantz post notable scores in Industrial and City leagues. Multiple teams report strong showings with several bowlers surpassing 500 to 600, highlighting a bustling bowling scene with varied venues and clubs.
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James Wuetrich
W. Tschantz
Tschantz
Clayton
Milwaukee arena set to open April 9
Milwaukee moves to finish the new sports arena despite cold weather. The facility will be ready for action on April 9, with crews rushing to meet the deadline and host upcoming events.
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