Undefeated Fives Tangle This Week
Undefeated Kaiser-Frazer meets Waffle Shop and Victory Tavern as the Municipal League schedule notes clashes with Independents at 7 pm and Kaiser-Frazer at 8. Judo and Victory Tavern clash after both were beaten in their first starts of the half. Harold Davidson leads Waffle with 12 points, Charley Ingold and Gene Mason trail with 11 and 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wattleee
Kaiser - Frazer
Juda
Victory Tavern
Harold Davidson
Charley Dwyer
Schuetze’s
Charley Ingold
Gene Mason
Wagner
Platteville State Teachers College
Davidson's
Waffle Shop
Ingold
Il Mason
Brennan’ Tracy
Kaiser-Frazer Waffle S
Ray Figi
Schuetze
S . R. Soddy, Victory Tavern 2 Eee Eee Eee Kohl, Kaiser-Frazer Lanz
Kaiser-Frazer Leiser
Etter
Swedish Stars Boost Indoor Track Prospects
Swedish track stars Erik Ahiden and Ingvar Bengtsson raise hopes for pro indoor seasons as promoters seek strong fields. A 10,724 crowd at Boston Garden watched Ahiden win a 2 mile event in 9 032, earning an outstanding award from Knights of Columbus jurors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Erik Ahiden
Ingvar Bengtsson
Gil Dodds
Philadelphia
Boston Garden
Lachiden
Knights of Columbus
Aow
Milwaukee skater wins West Allis team title in rain
Bob Fitzgerald of Powderhorn Minneapolis captured the singles skate title as West Allis hosted a rain soaked team event. His victory helped his club push to the team championship in a closely contested meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Bob Fitzgerald
Minneapolis
West Allis Skating c
Packers Trade Two Tacks for Two Backs
Chicago reports the Green Bay Packers will acquire two Giants players for two backs. Coach Curly Lambeau announced the deal yesterday. Fullback Pat West and halfback Jim Ford go to New York in exchange for tackles Jack Bush and Edward A. Kelley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Packers
Chicago
Green Bay Packers
New York Giants
E. L
Curly) Lambeau
Green Bay
Pat West
Jim Ford
Jack Bush
Edward A. Kelley
Lambeau
Heir Dies Then Returns as Hair follicle Activates
An unclear report notes an heir who dies and reappears as a follicle in the skin activates. The fragment suggests a mysterious medical or supernatural event tied to a family line. Further readable details are unavailable in the text.
Boudreau Veeck Set To Talk Salary For 1949 Indians
Cleveland fans anticipate a two year contract for Lee Boudreau with a salary near 80000 per season plus attendance bonuses as Bill Veeck weighs the deal. Rapid Robert Feller may earn about 82000 next year with potential bonus changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Lee Lou Boudreau
Bill Veeck
Cleveland Indians
Poien
New York
Indians
Boudreau
Rapid Robert Feller
Tribe
Ruth
Feller
Bearden Faces Sophomore Jinx With Confidence
Cleveland pitcher Gene Bearden, world series hero, dismisses the sophomore jinx and declines to predict 1949 wins. He finished 1948 with 20 victories and seven losses, including the playoff win over Boston. Named Cleveland's baseball man of the year by local writers, he will be guest of honor at the writers annual dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Gene Bearden
Cleveland Indians
Boston
Cleveland Baseball Writers
Writers
Gehrman Aims at Untensted Distance Showdown
New York December evening features University of Wisconsin star Don Gehrman taking on two foreign distance favorites in a dark horse role. Sweden's Ingvar Ben and Holland's Willy Slykhuis are tipped to lead the pack in a famed one night event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneman Dark Horse
New York
University of Wisconsin
Don Gehrman
Pic
Sweden
Ingvar Ben
Holland
Willy Slykhuis
When Sick of Being Sick See The Chiropractor
M J Gonstead promotes chiropractic care with X ray and neurocalometer services. Contact number 373 and residence 101 Monroe for consultation and treatment options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiropractic
M. J. Gonstead
Monroe
College Basketball Scores Report From Local Games
Kentucky 56 DePaul 45 Bradley 52 Pitt 50 Notre Dame 49 Denver 46 Cornell Iowa 54 Lawrence 51 Northwestern 65 Iowa 44 Minnesota 35 Indiana 28 Ohio State 66 Purdue 56 Wisconsin Tech 67 Aurora 44 LaCrosse Twirs 51 Stout 43 River 62 Coe 58 River Fails Twirs 55 Iowa Tehrs 53 Concordia Ill 61 Milwaukee Wisconsin 44 Carroll 45 Platteville 43 Seat Tehrs 57 Eau Claire Knox 56 Chicago Univ 49
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colleg Kentucky
DePaul
Bradley
Pitt
Notre Dame
Denver
Cornell
Lawrence
Northwestern
Iowa
Minnesota
Indiana
Ohio State
Purdue
Wisconsin Tech
Aurora ci
LaCrosse Twirs
Stout
River
Coe
River Fails
Iowa Tehrs
Concordia
Ill
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Carroll
Platteville
Seat
Tehrs
Eau Claire
Janesville Cubs Readmitted to State Baseball Loop
Janesville Cubs return to the Wisconsin State league as an eight team circuit restores the vacancy. Franchise members met amid tough road conditions with the local Fan's Group to revive the club. Backers expect a working agreement with a major league team though no canvass has occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janesville
Kiwanis Bowlers Call Off Beloit Tournament Trip
Kiwanis club bowlers from Madison Beloit Janesville Jefferson and Monroe clubs assembled at the Recreation club yesterday but canceled the divisional Beloit meet due to poor road conditions. Postponed arrangements were not yet made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Beloit
Recreation Club
Madison
Janesville
Jefferson
Monroe
Oshkosh All-Stars Rally Past Dayton For 57 49 NL Triumph
Oshkosh All-Stars maneuvered from behind in the final period to topple Dayton 57 49 in a National Basketball League game. The rally secured the victory for Oshkosh on the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oshkosh
Fond du Lac
Oshkosh All-Stars
Dayton
Redskins Copse Drive Past Tri-Cities in Close NBA Contest
The Sheboygan Redskins outscored Tri-Cities 23 points in the final quarter to win 66 to 60 in a National Basketball League game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redskins
Sheboygan—i
Sheboygan Redskins
Tri-Cities
State Line Fives Carded Tomorrow
State Line conference basketball features six il school teams in non conference games tomorrow with Monticello at Albany as the sole non league matchup. Juda visits Winslow and Hollandale goes to Ridgeway while Brooklyn hosts Oregon and Broda head welcomes Evansville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Line
Il-School
Monticello
Albany
Juda
Winslow
Hollandale
Ridgeway
Brooklyn
Oregon
Brodahead
Evansville
Belleville
Brodhead
Argyle
Orfordville
Blanchardville
Conservation Clubs Federation Under Way
The Wisconsin Federation of Conservation clubs is forming with an organizing committee drafting a constitution and by laws. An official meeting is scheduled for March 19-20 to unite outdoorsmen and clubs for concerted conservation action. Leslie Woerpel of Stevens Point is temporary chairman and Herbert Dann of Superior is temporary secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevens Point
Wisconsin Federation of Conservation Clubs
Save Wisconsin’s Deer Committee
Leslie Woerpel
Herbert Dann
Superior
Minnesota Set For Crucial Big Nine Clash With Illinois
Minnesota rides a 13 game win streak into Champaign as it seeks its first Big Nine title in 30 years. The Gophers, led by Whitey Skoog and Jim McCleintyre, face Illinois after a two week layoff, while Illinois rides three conference wins and a 96 30 non league win over Creighton into the showdown.
Young Burke Jr Leads Long Beach Open Finale
Jack Burke Jr. enters the final round with a 54-hole total of 203 after a 66 in the third round at the Lakewood Country Club. Ben Hogan sits one back, while Jimmy Demaret trails by three in an all Texas group. Hogan posted 68 and 66, Demaret 67 70 69 for 206, Ferrier and Harbert at 207 208 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach
Jack Burke Jr
Burke
Ben Hogan
Ieader
Jimmy Demaret
Hogan
Lakewood Country
Demaret
Texas
Jim Ferrier
San Francisco
Chick Harbert
Marty Furgol
Teachers Conference Race Tightens As Superior Wins
Superior moves back into a second place tie with Platteville after a 97-55 win over Eau Claire fueled by Milt Krznarich's late basket. River Falls leads with 5-1 in league play after a non league 55-53 win over Iowa State Teachers. Stout remains last. La Crosse, Stevens Point, Eau Claire, and Milwaukee each sit 3-3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Superior
Milt Krznarich
Eau Claire
Platteville
River Falls
la Crosse
Stout
Stevens Point
Oshkosh
Whitewater
Iowa State Teachers
Wisconsin Athletic Board to Decide on Football Coach
The Wisconsin athletic board plans a decision this week on coaching candidates. At least six coaches interviewed, including Win Brockmeyer of Wausau and Kip Taylor of Michigan State, with Rip Engle withdrawing and Harry Stuhldreher remaining as athletic director. Taylor said he would consider an advance opportunity if offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
University of Wisconsin Athletic Board
Harry Stuhldreher
E. B. Fred
Board of Regents
Charles
Rip) Engle
Brown
Wisconsin
Engle
Providence
R. I
Badger
Win Brockmeyer
Wausau
University of Minnesota
East Lansing
Mich
Leverne
Kip) Taylor
Michigan State College
Clarence
Biggie) Munn
University of Wisconsin
Badgers
Taylor
Detroit
William Hoard
Ft. Atkinson
Wisconsin Athletic Board
Michigan State
Beloit College Golds Claim Midwest Conference Lead
Beloit College holds first in the Midwest Conference after a 51-45 win over Grinnell and a 54-51 loss by Beloit to Cornell. Grinnell sits second with five wins, Lawrence third with five wins and two losses. Knox beats Chicago 56-49. Coe falls to Simpson 62-58. Ripon loses 62-57 to St Norbert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beloit
Beloit College Golds
Lawrence
Grinnell
Vikings
Cornell
Unity Knox
University of Chicago
Coe
Simpson
Ripon
St. Norbert
Knox
Corneil
Valpariso
Suspension upheld for Peoria owner-driver in trotting case
Springfield reports the U S Trotting Association fifth district board upheld a suspension of owner-driver H W Albright of Peoria. The penalty arose from a charge of stimulating his horse at a Fairmount Illinois race, initial suspension issued last October and now sustained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
H. W. Albright
Peoria
U. S. Trotting Association
Fifth District Board
Albright
Fairmount
Ili
Waffle Shop Reserve Beats Wagner Construction Quintet
The Waffle Shop Reserve defeated Wagner Construction 54 to 43 in a practice game. Ed Goecks led the Waffle Shop with 14 points, while Sheldon Zimmerman scored 14 for Wagner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waffle Shop
Wagner Construction
Ed Goecks
Sheldon Zimmerman
Wagner
Also Mentioned on This Page
Brennan's
Suen Swarttesies
Kaiser-Frazer
Schueize's
Wagner's
BY Jimmy Hatlo
Jenry
Idaiki
Veeck
Bearden
Jinx
Marry Schrader
Dakota, Il
Harry Schrader
Alberti Srucethofer
Alvin van Leh
W. B. Elbeck
Conservation Clubs Federation
Skinner Creek Cheese Co
Skinner Creek
Sec. 12
Jordan Township
Green County
Alvin Elmer
Rt. 3
Wis
Illinois
Gophers
Michigan
Illini
Illinos
Creighton
Ozzie Cowles
Dartmouth
Whitey Skoog
Jim Mccclntyre
Bill Erickson
BIG Nine
Young Jack Burke Jr
Athletic Board
Jane Powell
Wallace Beery
Technicolor
Goetz
Tues
Turner Hall
M. and
L. Construction
H. Smith
A. Wiley
J. R. McCarthy
Green County Holstein Breeders
Green County Dairy Herd Improvement Ass'n
Alvin F. R. L. Rote
Company Phone 300
R. G. Rote
14Th Street
Thomas Gaughan
Prop