Goecks Leads Bowler Circuit With 612 In Monroe
Herb Goecks top score of 612 for Cities Service in Industrial league, with games of 225 207 and 180. Other leaders include W Share 580 in Uncle Ed's five, Chuck Buehler 578 in City loop, Emmett Norton 575 in Chuck's Tavern, and Earl Peck 507 in State Line, plus Dorothy Beutel 452 in the women's event.
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Herb Goecks
Monroe
Goecks
W. Share
Uncle Ed
Chuck Buehler
Pleasure Bend
City Loop
Emmett Norton
Chuck’s Tavern
Earl Peck
Woodford
State Line Loop
Dorothy Beutel
Cities Service Trojans
Hilltop Inn
Badger Petroleum
Leader Store
Rees Construction
Schlitz
H. Ripp
Bob Stuart
Vic Carson
Ed Pickett
Smith’s
State Line League Corner Tavern
Wagner Coffee
Stauffacher Construction
West Clarno
Swiss Tavern
Kohl
Wilbur Cline
Cliff Leck
Niffenegger’s Drillers
Lanz Hardware
Johnson Motors
Goeck
D-X
Crandall Oilers
Howard Schulz
Bill Rupnow
Harold Davidson
Ed Goecks
Coplien’s
Curtiss Candy
Argyle
Curley’s
Texaco
Cities Service
Baumgartner’s
Jim Wuetrich
Bob Hartwig
Milt Hermanson
Vic Ellingson
Leahy Commits to Notre Dame Coaching Career
Frank Leahy stated he does not want to leave Notre Dame and would not coach elsewhere if unable to coach at Notre Dame. He expressed a sincere desire to stay long term while relinquishing duties as athletic director to devote full time to football coaching.
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South Bend
Ind
Frank Leahy
Notre Dame
Leahy
St. Joseph Valley
Brennan and Wagner Earn First Wins in League
Brennan’s nipped Victory Tavern 24 to 20 as Gene Matzke scored nine to lead Brennan’s. Wagner’s raced past the Independents 32 to 25 with Ingold and Mason contributing double figures. The two clubs tie atop the league after week one of the second round.
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Brennan’s
Wagner’s
Municipal Basketball League
Waffle Shop
Schuetze’s
Victory Tavern
Wagners
Independents
Brennans
Victory
Brennan
Gene Matzke
Joe Wells
Binger
Rich Soddy
Clarence Soddy
Charley Ingold
Gene Mason
Wagner
Ingold
Mason
Pete Wagner
Fred Reider
Duke Etter
Willis Gruenewald
Bill Lysser
Peemmne
Billikens Fall In Narrow 29 27 Overtime Loss At Oklahoma
In Stillwater Oklahoma the St Louis University Billikens, once ranked No 1, were defeated 29 27 by the Oklahoma Aggies in overtime before a standing room crowd of 9600. The Aggies, rated No 5 in AP polls, snapped the Bills unbeaten streak.
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Sillwater
Okla
Oklahoma Aggies
St. Louis University Billikens
Aggies
Bills
Associated Press
UCLA Signs Sanders As New Grid Mentor
Henry R. Sanders exits Vanderbilt after 1940 tenure to lead UCLA football. He accepts a three year contract worth at least 15000 dollars annually amid reports Vanderbilt offered a counter deal before release from remaining contract.
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UCLA
Sanders
Los Angeles
Henry R
Vanderbilt University
Vanderbilt
Two Upsets Mark Teachers Loop Play Night
Whitewater edged Milwaukee 65 63 and Oshkosh beat Stevens Point 56 52 to each claim a second victory in six starts. The results lightly shuffle conference standings with several non league games and upcoming schedule noted.
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Milwaukee
Whitewater
Oshkosh
Stevens Point
Platteville
Ageer Iowa
Superior
A Claire
Stout
la Crosse
Rens Clip Oshkosh In Tight Free Throw Finish
The Dayton Rens edged Oshkosh All-Stars 64 to 62 as precision at the charity stripe decided the outcome. Free throws in the final minutes preserved the Rens lead and yielded the win in the league matchup.
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RENS
Oshkosh
National Basketball League
Dayton Rens
Oshkosh All-Stars
Oklahoma Aggies Beat St Louis In Overtime
Oklahoma Aggies defeated St Louis 29 to 27 in overtime as reported by the Associated Press. Bradley topped Wayne 96 to 53. Oshkosh Teachers down Stevens Point 56 to 52. Platteville Teachers beat Upper Iowa 63 to 45. Whitewater Teachers won over Milwaukee Teachers 65 to 63.
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Associated Press College
Oklahoma
Aggies
St. Louis
Bradley
Wayne
Mich
Oshkosh
Stevens Point
Platteville
Upper Iowa
Whitewaer
Milwaukee
Svendsen Fourth To Be Interviewed For Wisconsin Coach
Madison air reports Svendsen 35, Minnesota assistant line coach, as fourth candidate to interview for Wisconsin football coach job. He favors single wing, promotes hard work and fundamentals, would hire Eddie Jankowski as assistant, and urges state backing to compete. Athletic board has not narrowed field. state residents still eligible.
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Madison
George Svendsen
University of Minnesota
University of Wisconsin
Svendsen
Badger Athletic Board
Bernie Bierman
Wisconsin
Badgers
Eddie Jankowski
Jankowski
Green Bay
Swenson
Whitefish Bay
Wis
Athletic Board
William B. Sarles
Two Tilts Highlight State Line Card Night
Brodhead visits Brooklyn as top contenders in the State Line league meet for a pivotal game. Monticello hosts Argyle in a conference tilt after a recent overtime win. Other tonight matchups include New Glarus at Orfordville, Belleville at Albany, and Blanchardville at Hollandale.
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Argyle
Monticello
Brodhead
Brooklyn
State Line
A. W. Greenhalgh
WIAA
New Glarus
Orfordville
Belleville
Albany
Blanchardville
Hollandale
Bobby Cook Stars for Sheboygan Rally Past Hammond
Bob Brannum and Bob Cook both scored 25 points in the second half helping the Sheboygan Redskins overcome a deficit to beat Hammond 64 to 54 in a National League basketball game.
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Bobby Cook
Sheboygan
Bob Brannum
Bob Cook
Sheboygan Redskins
Hammond
Want Ads Sell Small Jobs for Low Pay in Local Paper
Readers flock to classified Want ads for quick hiring and cheap labor. Amid busy listings, workers seek pay that matches effort while merchants advertise services and small tasks.
Peace talks bog down NFL AAC peace move stalls progress
Football peace talks between the National Football League and the All-America Conference appear deadlocked with no results. After secret sessions and conflicting statements the AAC delays again while the NFL acts, extending Bert Bell’s 10 year deal and adjusting player limits to save costs as aims for a 1949 schedule advance.
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Chicago
National Football League
All-America
AAC
George Halas
NFL Chicago Bears
NFL
Bert Bell
Bell
Manitowoc Braves decline Wisconsin State league franchise
Manitowoc baseball Braves will not apply for a State league franchise in class D as a joint venture with Two Rivers or individually. Spokesman George Johansen cites insufficient facilities funds and no major league parent club tie as reasons.
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Manitowoc
Manitowoc Baseball Braves
George Johansen
Braves Sports Association
Two Rivers
Wrs
Johansen
Basketball reaches 57th birthday a milestone in sport history
In a retrospective on basketball born January 20, 1892 by Dr. James A. Naismith, the piece notes the sport's global rise from a YMCA college court pastime to the world’s top spectator sport with vast participation and soaring scores. It recalls early games Yale beating Pennsylvania 32-10 in 1897 and the evolution from seven to five players.
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New York
James A. Naismith
Ymca College
Springfield
Mass
Naismith
Lawrence
Kas
Yale
Pennsylvania
Monroe Invades Richland Center in Southern 10 clash
The Cheesemakers seek a sixth conference win as they enter Richland Center, which sits fourth. Richland Center is 3-3 overall after losses to Reedsburg and Wisconsin High, and the lineup likely includes Ernie Vogler, Bill Hogan, Jim Staffon, Bob Rieder, and Allie Stauffacher at 6 p.m. Also tonight Bara Boo faces Stoughton and Fort Atkinson at Wisconsin Dells.
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Richland Center
Monroe
Reedsburg
Wisconsin High
Edgerton
Portage
University of Wisconsin
Lee Mitchell
Ernie Vogler
Bill Hogan
Jim Staffon
Bob Rieder
Allie Stauffacher
Baraboo
Stoughton
Ft. Atkinson
Wisconsin Dells
Ozzie Cowles Shapes Minnesota’s undefeated run this season
Osborne Cowles, Minnesota's basketball coach, has rebuilt the Gophers into a leading Big Nine squad with four conference wins and 12 straight overall. Key moves include shifting Jim McIntyre, Whitey Skoog, and Bud Grant into new roles while maintaining a core of veterans as Cowles emphasizes teamwork and adaptation over individual scoring.
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Minneapolis
Osborne
Ozzie’’ Cowles
Minnesota
Cowles
Dave MacMillan
Michigan
Jim McIintyre
Myer
Whitey
Skoog
Navy
McIntyre
Scooter
Mac
Harry
Bud’’ Grant
Gopher
Borden Co. Workers to Vote on Union Representative
Production and maintenance employees at Borden Co. in Boscobel Wisconsin will vote on January 24 to decide if Local 780 truck drivers and dairy employees will be their collective bargaining agent the National Labor Relations Board announced yesterday.
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Washington
Borden Co
Boscobel
Wis
CID
National Labor Relations Board
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