Brodhead Triumphs Over Evansville Cagers in Return
Al Erickson’s Brodhead high school cardinal team avenged a 59-37 loss at Evansville by beating the visiting Evansville squad 60-49. McCaffrey led Evansville with 19 points, while Christensen paced the Cardinals with 16.
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NCAA Sanity Code Violators Get Slap
The NCAA vows teeth in enforcement as six schools Virginia Virginia Tech Virginia Military Institute Maryland Boston College and Villanova are banned from schedules and NCAA meets under the constitution. Hugh C. Willett and Tug Wilson say the code’s terms require member institutions to contest only with schools aligned to its principles. The Citadel resigning leaves six in bad standing, with automatic scheduling bans until compliance is shown, though games already scheduled may proceed. Dr Jay Nash of NYU criticizes college athletics, calling it a democracy in shambles.
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Tug) Wilson
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New York University
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Midget Football Plan Aims to Spread Nationally
A program for boys under 13 and under 110 pounds started in Philadelphia 20 years ago seeks nationwide expansion. A petition filed in the court of common pleas seeks a non profit charter for the Pop Warner Connie Mack foundation to create a national organization promoting health, citizenship and character as modeled by Connie Mack and Pop Warner.
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Pop) Warner
Six State Artists Design Duck Stamps
Wisconsin entries featured among 84 contenders nationwide in the 17th annual duck stamp design contest held by the Fish and Wildlife Service. The competition welcomes professional and amateur artists this year with the winner receiving prestige rather than prize money. duck stamps cost $2 and are required for waterfowl hunters.
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Warren Basketball Squad Stops Ss Wayne
Warren high school basketball team defeated South Wayne 51 to 87 in a non conference game at Warren. The Warren B team won 25 to 22. Roger Moe led South Wayne with 14 points while Ziegle scored 28 for Warren. South Wayne heads to Belmont Friday for their next game. The A game score by quarters shows Lou's Wayne with 37 points and 95 total.
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Ziegle
Belmont
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Wisconsin boxing team racks up 104 duals since 1933
The University of Wisconsin Badgers boxing program at Madison has appeared in 104 dual meets since it began in 1933. Their all time record stands at 90 wins, 7 losses, and 7 draws with over a million fans witnessing the team.
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Waffle Shop Tops Juda Merchants in 44 26 Victory
Waffle Shop defeated Juda Merchants 44 to 26 as Ernie Vogler led with 16 points and Waffle Shop surged 14 3 in the first quarter. K and F Sales beat Schuetze 45 to 33 with Purcell scoring 17 to top their scoring, while Loeffel and Roy Figi contributed for their teams.
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Jewel Ens Dies at 60 Former Pirates Boss in Syracuse
Syracuse Chiefs manager Jewel Ens died in Syracuse New York last night of pneumonia after 11 days of critical illness. Ens led the Pittsburgh Pirates from 1929 to 1931.
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Notre Dame Oklahoma agree to home and home series
Notre Dame and Oklahoma, rated among the nation's top teams in 1949, will open a home and home football series. The 1952 clash will be at Notre Dame on November 8, with Oklahoma visiting in 1953 for the opener in Norman.
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