Albert Mielke Tops City Bowling Series With 684
Albert H. Mielke of Chuck's Tavern led the Victory league by a 684 series as scores and standings line the Recreation Club alleys. He posted 234 235 215, part of a night that included his historic 14 straight strikes and a 300 ring from the American Bowling Congress. Other league results list multiple teams and individual scores across City Leader, Industrial Curley’s, Swiss Bar, and related clubs.
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Zaharias Edges Riley for Low Round in Tampa Open
Babe Zaharias posted a steady 72 for the first day while Polly Riley, Fort Worth amateur, led the opening nine with a two under par 33 before a final hole eight. Zaharias finished with a 35 on the back and 72 total at the Palfra Coin course.
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Miss Zaharias
Vogler and Ingold Spark Major League Night
Ernie Vogler scored 30 points and Charlie Ingold 29 as the Waffle shop major league team beat Schuetze. Browntown, sponsored by Shares Oil Service, lost 60-26 to Swig Gum. Vogler led in field goals with 12 while Ingold matched 12 but Vogler had one more free throw.
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Waffle Shop
Schuetze
Browntown
Share
Oit
Swiggum
Charlie Ingold
Ernie
Vogler
Vog
Gonzales Extends Win Streak Over Kramer in Pro Tennis
Richard Gonzales defeated Jack Kramer last night to win their professional tennis match in straight sets after a close start. The crowd saw Gonzales claim four consecutive victories in the series.
Page Wins Ruth Award for World Series Stardom
New York report says Jose Page earned the first Babe Ruth award given by the New York chapter of the Baseball Writers Association of America for his relief pitching in last year’s world championship. The prize will be presented to the ace early in the season.
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Ruth
New York
Jose Page
New York Yankees
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Baseball Writers Association of America
Basketball Scores From Tonight's Games
Rochester defeated Anderson 81 to 78. Minneapolis beat New York 94 to 83. Washington won 81 to 68 over Baltimore. Boston triumphed 86 to 63 against Philadelphia. Chicago won 83 to 68 over Tri City. Indianapolis beat Waterloo 104 to 87. St Louis won 74 to 64 at Fort Wayne. Syracuse posted 107 to 86 over Denver. Tonight's schedule features Minneapolis at Philadelphia.
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De Long and Bontemps Clash In Beloit Showdown
Wisconsin college basketball stars Nate De Long of River Falls and Ron Bontemps of Beloit meet at Beloit fieldhouse in a duel expected to draw over 4,000 fans. De Long enters with 24.4 scoring and 2,456 career points. Bontemps has 23.9 ppg and 406 season points.
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Boxers Clash Tonight in Chicago Stadium Bout
Johnny Bratton the winner of six straight knockouts meets Light weight Champion Ike Williams in a 10 round non title fight at Chicago Stadium. The undercard features Baylor University pondering a new football coach with George Sauer as a leading candidate in Waco Texas.
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Monroe Invades Stoughton In Conference Showdown
Monroe travels to Stoughton tonight for a conference game to avenge a 52 to 40 loss earlier this season. The locals aim to bring their usual fight to the court and seek a strong, disciplined performance.
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Lake Mills cancels series B ticket clash with Richland Center
Lake Mills officials warn Series B No 6 ticket for the Richland Center game is not suitable for the Lake Mills contest. They say it will be acceptable when Richland Center visits. Lake Mills tickets for Saturday night are Series A No
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Monroe Edges Stoughton In Conference Thriller
Voe trailed 21 13 at halftime as Monroe fought back against Stoughton with Coach Mitchell leading the effort. In the first meeting Monroe jumped to a 7 4 lead before the Vikings surged ahead. late, Monroe closed gaps but could not overtake them. Monroe’s 23 21 third quarter coming within two was followed by another push to within three points but Stoughton held on to win. Stoughton, targeting a big score against Monroe, saw Blane 15 Wells 12 Rieder 7 for Monroe while Oneken 17 Olsson 16 Smedal 10 led Stoughton.
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Moore Barley
Pierce Tops Minor Loop Cage Scores
Farm scene notes Harland Walmer of Spring Grove township grows 80 acres with 30 cattle 70 hogs 300 chickens and 1000 broilers yearly. He uses soybean hay harvested with a grain binder and feeds cows on rye sweet clover and sudan grass rotation with 20 acres each of corn and oats. Two Holstein Friesians in herd improvement tests and production figures for Inka Beets Hoesly and Stonyside Homestead Echo are reported. Indians hire Simmons as a coach after slugging outfielder stint.
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Wisconsin Experiment Station Develops New Grain Variety
The new grain variety, developed at the Wisconsin agricultural experiment station and the USDA, is named after the late Ransom A. Moore, a Wisconsin agronomist. It results from crosses of Wisconsin Barbless, Swiss variety, and Ollie, a Finnish type, aiming for highest grain quality.
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Albany Community Club to discuss summer program
Albany special meeting called for Wednesday at the village hall to plan summer entertainment and community improvements. Dr F J Bongiorno reports topics include kittenball games Buffalo Rat basketball ball park improvements Firemen's frolic horse show and farmers day with attendance determining whether tentative plans proceed.
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New plant clerk named at Mid-Continent bulk station
William C. McCutchin becomes the new plant clerk at the Mid-Continent Oil Co. bulk station, replacing resigning Charles Kammer. A former Monroe resident, McCutchin served in World War II and previously worked in Gainesville, Florida.
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Candidate for Mayor Milwaukee Loyal Eddy Declares Run
Loyal Eddy a 39 year old active in state Republican circles announced his candidacy for mayor of Wauwatosa on Thursday. Eddy was a Wisconsin delegate at large at the 1948 Republican Convention and served on the party's state executive board.
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Officials To Fight Hunting Case Fine
Wisconsin conservation department officials E. J. Vanderwall and Herbert Anderson face fines for hunting migratory waterfowl within an hour of sunset at the Remington public hunting area near Babcock on November 18. They pleaded innocent and will appeal to Wood county court, with special wardens corroborating the late shot timing.
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