Monroe Defeats Center in Overtime
Monroe beat Richland Center 44 42 in overtime as Vogler scored the winning basket and was fouled but no free throw awarded. Reedsburg defeated Edgerton 51 37, Wisconsin High beat Portage 38 24, Stoughton upset Baraboo 48 44, and Wisconsin Dells edged Ft Atkinson.
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Monroe
Rich
Center
Reedsburg
Edgerton
Wis. High
Portage
Richland Center
Invaders
Verg le
Reeds
Wisconsin
Orton
Wisconsin High
University of Wisconsin
Stoughton
Baraboo
Ft. Ata
Winconsinn Dells
Ernie Vogler
Ace Monroe
Cheesemakers
Bill Hogan
Ray Salisbery
Vogler
Monroe 8B Team Beats Richland Center 18 11
Monroe 8B edge Richland Center in a high school game with a strong second half. Forward Bud Pitz scored nine points and guard Jim Pierce added seven as Monroe pulled away after leading 14 10 at the third quarter. Richland Center’s Kukendahl led with five points.
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Monroe
Cheesemakers
Richland Center
Vogler
Southern 10
Lee Mitchell
Howard Hovde
Ortnge
Dick Johnson
Wisconsin
Bobby Brawand
Bob Rieder
Johnson
Richland
Platterer
Kay Kintz
Stoughton
Monroe High School
de Pee
Bud Pitz
Invaders
Jim Pierce
Kukendahl
Egg components split into yolk white and shell
The egg consists of about 58 percent yolk, 32 percent white, and 10 percent shell. The distribution highlights the major parts and their proportions in a standard egg.
Monticello Defeats Argyle 35 23 in Conference Play
Monticello edged Argyle 35 to 23 to stay in second place in the State Line conference. Belleville crushed Albany 64 to 0? and Orfordville beat New Glarus 68 to 26 while Blanchardville shaded Hollandale 44 to 40.
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Monticello
Argyle
Belleville
Walloping
Albany
Orffordville
New Glarus
Blanchardville
Hollandale
Monticello Triumphs In Overtime Showdown Over Argyle
Monticello led from start to finish and beat Argyle 35-23 after overtime. Guard John Winzenreich scored 11 for Monticello, with Gene Lynn adding eight and center Gene Lane leading Argyle with 10 points. Free throws counted 13 apiece.
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Monticello
John Ponyicsanyi
Argyle
John Winzenreich
Gene Lynn
Gene Lane
John Minderman
RE “Scohese
Einwie
Orfordville Dominates New Glarus In Gym Record 68 26
Orfordville set a gymnasium scoring record as they crushed New Glarus 68 to 26. Dave Schee led with 22 points in his last high school game, followed by Gerald Holden 18, Pete Marone 8, and Jerry Roehl 7. New Glarus was led by Eugene Arn with eight points.
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Orfordville
New Glarus
Dave Schee
Blanchardville Wins Hollandale in State Line Clash
Blanchardville edged Hollandale 44 to 40 in a seesaw State Line conference game. Rollie Trumble led with 21 points on eight baskets and five free throws, while Car Schneider scored 12 for Hollandale. Ole Stenbroten added eight for Blanchardville and Cyril Burns totaled 10 for Hollandale.
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Hollandale
Blanchardville
Rollie Trumble
Ole Stenbroten
Car Schneider
Cyril Burns
Blanchardville Defeats Hollandale In Low Scoring Teen Match
In a team game Blanchardville outscored Hollandale 12 to 10 with Blanchardville making 11 of 44 free throws and Hollandale missing 8 of their free throws. Center Bob Severson played a key role for the Blanchardville side.
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Bob Severson
Hollandale
Blanchardville
Belleville Triumphs Albany In State Line Conference Clash
Belleville defeated Albany 64 40 to win its fifth State Line conference game. Belleville led 14 11 after one quarter, 26 14 at halftime, and 43 28 entering the final period before pouring in 21 points in the last quarter. Bob Stuessy and Rodney Schwerin led Belleville with 16 points each. Arden Patchen topped Albany with 15 and Ralph Selinow added 11. Free throws were an issue for both teams.
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Albany
Belleville
Invaders
Bob Stuessy
Rodney Schwerin
Bill Adams
Arden Patchen
Ralph Selinow
Ediiens Ll
Brodhead
Ericksson
Brodhead Prep
Brooklyn
Cardinals
Monticello
Keith Christensen
Keith
Steve Stair
Charley Freidig
A. W. Greenhalgh
Sanford Erickson
Stair
Dick Markham
Lowell Neath
Roger Zwickey
Evergreens
Erickson
Markham
Neath
Freidig
Fred Armstrong
Six Monroe Teams Enter AL Tourney
Six Monroe five man teams ten doubles and twenty five singles have filed entries for the American Legion state tournament. The event runs from February 26 to April 24 at Fond du Lac with Monroe's exact entry date to be fixed. Teams include Hoffmans-Delbert Share Walter Lauper Richard H. Bahr Clayton Olson and Rolland Etter. Wenger-Kramer Ernest Wenger Harold Pickett Robert Kramer Gladwyn Perrigo Lester Johnson. Rote Ken Stuart Robert Buehler Robert G. Rote J T Etter Alfred Henning. Leader Store William Wartenweiler Edwin Rufenacht Chester Becker Robert Stuart Harvey Trumpy. Schlitz Wally Speich J W Tschanz Ken Koepnick Wally Miller A S Myers jr.
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American Legion
Richard H. Bahr
Zilmer-Riley Post
Fond du Lac
Hoffman
Delbert Share
Walter Lauper
Clayton Olson
Rolland Etter
Wenger
Kramer
Ernest Wenger
Harold Pickett
Robert Kramer
Gladwyn Perrigo
Lester Johnson
Blatz
John Werren
Kenneth Tait
Frank Klarer
Emil Klarer
Ned Walker
Rote
Ken Stuart
Robert Buehler
Robert G. Rote
J. T. Etter
Alfred Henning
Leader Store
William Wartenweiler
Janesville Poised to Rejoin Wisconsin State League
Wausau officials predicted Janesville would reclaim a Class D berth in the Wisconsin State Baseball League after the Cubs cut the farm club. A fans group has formed to push for admission as the league seeks a vacant franchise.
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Wausau
Janesville
Wisconsin State Baseball League
Ray Krueger
Wausau Club
Chicago Cubs
Twin Valley Ski Area Set for Weekend Opening
The former Hoofer's Hill, now Twin Valley ski area, debuts this weekend with trails for beginners and experts and a new 550 foot rope tow. Leroy R. Geisler of the ski club announced the opening. location is nine miles west of Madison on Highway 14.
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Twin Valley
Hoofer's Hill
Leroy R. Geisler
The
Oon Ski Club
Madison
Highway 14
Kathryn Ball 500 Leads Progressive League Scoring
Kathryn Ball of Anderson's Body Shop quintet bowled a 500 series with games of 160 166 and 174 to lead the Progressive league last night in Monroe Betty Ronald of Johnson's posted 4986 count with 169 161 and 166 Esther Kubly topped the VFL Auxiliary circuit with 493 on 175 157 161 Val Durgin added a 220 game in the same league and a 482 series Schroeder of the Monroe Hotel five led the Sportsman's league with a 504 including a 218 game.
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Anderson
Body Shop
Monroe
Betty Ronald
Johnson’s
Esther Kubly
VFL
Val Durgin
Schroeder
Monroe Hotel
VFW
Kate Yost
Leone Loveland
Sally Becher
Progressive League
Trukenbrod’s
Anderson Body Shop
Commercial Bank
Corner Cafe
Clarno Goldenrods
Hunt’s Produce
Monroe Clinic
Martin’s Sporting Goods
Burgess Battery
Tile Grueb
Erma Buehler
Norma Wyss
Sportsman’s League
Huber Brewing Co
Local
Beckman’s
Borden’s
Wenger and Kramer
W. Deininger
Rockow
Holcomb
Harold Ihene
Carson Hunt
Baseball’s Bonus Law Hits in 1949 Season
The 1949 season challenges nine major league clubs as 16 prospects costing about 400000 cannot be farmed out and must be kept in the majors. Each signed for over the 6000 legal max, with the Phillies led by manager Eddie Sawyer bearing the largest burden as five of his 25 man roster are affected.
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New York
Philadelphia Phils
Eddie Sawyer
Lake Mills Cagers clinch sixth straight Rock Valley title
Lake Mills high school basketball team extended their championship run by beating Milton Union 44 to 26 at Milton College court to secure their sixth consecutive Rock Valley Conference title led by Coach Harley Graf.
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Lake Mills
Harley’s Graf
Rock Valley
Milton Union
Milton College
Brodhead Narrowly Edges Brooklyn In Tight Overtime
Brodhead High beat Brooklyn 43 42 in overtime after trailing a 29 23 entering the fourth. Keith Christensen scored the decisive basket in the extra period amid a late Brooklyn rally. Erickson led Brodhead with 19 points while Neath top Brooklyn with 12.
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Brooklyn
Freidig
Frautschy
See Ewer
Neath
Zwickey
F. Armstrong
Wiedel
Elsner
Stair
Ee Bliss
Timm
Erickson
Strommen
Brodhead
Petersen Dom De Vito Bowling Classics Begin
The Petersen and Dom De Vito bowling classics open today with a $100,000 jackpot. Petersen prize list totals $64,000 and De Vito's $36,000, with top eight-game scorers advancing to the finale by February 20. Defending champs are Emil Wansa of Detroit and Walter Johnson of Port Clinton, Ohio.
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Chicago
Dom de Vito
de Vito
Petersen
Emil Wansa
Surprise Petersen
Detroit
Walter Johnson
Port Clinton
Beloit Golds Set Nation’s Top Scoring Night at 111
Beloit College pasted Knox 111 points last Saturday in a year’s top scoring effort. Taylor (Ind.) College’s 109-point win over Griffin and Beloit’s marks also set Midwest Conference and Beloit Field House records. Ron Bontemps and Johnny Orr led with 28 and 24 points as Beloit won 14 of 16.
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Beloit
Beloit College
Yestern Taylor
Giffin College
Bucket Brigade
Ron Bontemps
Johnny Orr
Taylorville
Ill
Bontemps
Orr
Lisle Blackbourn Interviewed for Wisconsin Football Job
Lisle Blackbourn, Badger backfield coach, testified before the University of Wisconsin athletic board as the fifth candidate for the football coaching vacancy left by Harry Stuhldreher. He highlighted ample material and urged closer ties between the university and state high school coaches. Next up is Win Brockmeyer of Wausau high school for a 2 p.m. interview.
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Madison
Lisle Blackbourn
University of Wisconsin Athletic Board
Blackbourn
Badger
Harry Stuhldreher
Wisconsin
University Athletic Department
Washington High
Milwaukee
Win Brockmeyer
Wausau High School
Co. K Five Defeats Monroe Rockets 46 31
Co. K five beat Monroe Rockets 46 to 31 at the armory for its seventh win in eight games. Guard Pete Wagner scored 20 points to lead Co. K while Don Timmins topped the Rockets with 10. Co. K led 26 13 at halftime.
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Co. K
National Guard
Monroe Rockets
YMCA
The
Armory
Pete Wagner
Don Timmons
Milwaukee Judge Ted Wedemeyer resigns from bench
Civil Judge Ted Wedemeyer announced his resignation to Governor Rennebohm. He will leave the Milwaukee bench effective February 1 to join a local law firm. Wedemeyer cited wanting to better provide for his wife and family as a key reason for stepping down.
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Milwaukee
Ted Wedemeyer
Rennebohm
Wedemeyer
Czech Officers Arrested in Prague Attempted Overthrow
Austrian press agency reports from Prague that between 200 and 400 Czech officers were arrested last month on charges of attempting to overthrow Czechoslovakia's communist government.
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Vienna
Prague
Czechoslovakia
NFL and AAC Readying 1949 Season Amidst Costs and Moves
The NFL and AAC plan for 1949 with seven AAC clubs and mergers involving Brooklyn Dodgers and New York Yankees. Games shift to Yankee Stadium and Polo Grounds hosts Giants and Boston Yanks share dates. A 12 game schedule replaces 14. East-West title playoff may be replaced by all star contest. Benamin F. Lindheimer notes Rockets’ $300,000 stake and new ownership. George Halas doubts seven teams will succeed. Ed McKeever eyes Bob Chappins for Rocket leadership.
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Chicago
National Football League
All America
AAC
Brooklyn Dodgers
New York Yankees
Yankee Stadium
NFL
New York
Polo Grounds
Giants
Boston Yanks
George Halas
Chicago Bears
Chicago Rockets
Dodgers
Yankees
Benamin F. Lindheimer
Los Angeles Dons
Rockets
Angel
Lindheimer
Branch Rickey
Chicago Outfit
Brooklyn
Ed McKeever
Rocket
Bob Chappins
Michigan
High School Basketball Scores From AP Recaps
A lengthy AP recap lists Wisconsin high school basketball results with teams such as Manitowoc Appleton Eau Claire La Crosse Logan Green Bay West Green Bay East Oshkosh Fond du Lac Neenah New London Menasha Kaukauna Shawano Clintonville Cuba City Darlington Platteville Boscobel and more. Scores include overtime games like Lancaster 40 Madison Central 43 and Verona 62 Cambridge 48 among others.
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Delavan
McHenry
Ill
Madison Central
Racine Park
Beloit
Madison East
Madison West
Kenosha
Prairie du Chien
Lancaster
Beaver Dam
Waupun
Hartford
Columbus
Ripon
Horicon
Oconomowoc
West Bend
Berlin
Mayville
Viroqua
Sparta
Whitewater City
Elkhorn
Schuette Rolls 300 In Local Bowling Triumph
Green Bay bowler Joe Schuette rolled a perfect 300 last night, his third career 300. He opened with 184, then struck 12 times in a row to total 711 after a 227 final game.
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Green Bay
Joe Schuette
Schuette
Cutting the Gordian Knot: Bold Decisive Problem Solving
A compact note defines cutting the Gordian knot as solving a problem with bold decisive action. It emphasizes swift, decisive steps over gradual, cautious approaches. The phrasing frames boldness as the key to overcoming complex challenges.
Tie for Lead at Long Beach Open Golf Tournament
Jim Demaret Chick Harbert Skip Alexander and Jim Ferrier shot four under par 67 to tie for the lead in the opening round of the $10,000 Long Beach open in Long Beach California yesterday.
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Long Beach Calif
Jim Demaret
Chick Mharbert
Skip Alexander
Jim Ferrier
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