Monroe Highs Hit Home Court Friday in Southern 10 Clash
Monroe high school five returns to its home court to entertain seventh-place Stoughton in a Southern 10 contest. Game at 8 p m with a 6:30 p m preliminary. Reedsburg leads the standings as Wisconsin High and Edgerton also play. Vogler aims to boost his scoring pace while lineup changes surface.
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Monroe
Stoughton
Pater Tor
Vikings
Cheesemakers
Ernie Vogler
Ace Monroe
Bud Eiden
Reedsburg
Ft. Atkinson
Wisconsin High
Edgerton
Baraboo
Portage
Richland Center
Wisconsin Dells
Paul Krueger
Beavers
Vogler
Lee Mitchell
Bill Hogan
Bob Rieder
Allie Stauffacher
Dick Blanc
Bobby Browand
Monticello Routs Albany In Two Overtime Victory
Monticello led 10 8 after one quarter, 25 17 at half and 47 32 after three, then defeated Albany 61 35 in two overtimes. John Winzenreich scored 23 points with Gene Lynn aiding and Ralph Sellow adding seven as Ralph Zanoni totaled six.
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Albany
John Winzenreich
Monticello
John Ponyicsanyi
Gene Lynn
Winzenreich
Ralph Sellow
Phil Zanoni
Alban Spilt Glee
Eicdene
Monticello Tops Albany in State Line Showdown
Monticello defeated Albany 61-35 in the feature game of the State Line conference non league card last night. Juda fell to Winslow 40-34 while Brooklyn beat Oregon 62-51, Brodhead beat Evansville 41-34, and Hollandale lost 38-30.
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Monticello
Albany
Juda
Winslow
Brooklyn
Oregon
Brodhead
Evansville
Hollandale
Ridgeway
Juda Edged by Winslow 40-34 in Nonconference Bout
Juda high school led 17-13 at halftime but trailed 30-28 after three quarters as Winslow pulled away. Center Don Albright scored 20 points on 10 field goals to top Juda, while Mani led Winslow with 11. B team Winslow 44, Juda.
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Winslow
William H. Clements
Juda High School
Juda
Don Albright
Albright
Ed Jordan
Mani
Brooklyn Wins 62-51 Behind Neath Scoring Spark
Brooklyn defeated Oregon 62 to 51 in a Madison Suburban league game. Center Lowell Neath tallied 21 points on 10 field goals and a free throw to lead the winners, with forward Charley Freidig adding 16 as Brooklyn pulled away in the final period after a tight contest.
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Brooklyn
Lowell Neath
Oregon
Madison
Neathoe
Charley Freidig
Oregon and Brooklyn Battle in Low-Scoring Cager Clash
Guard Fred Armstrong and Don Onchen lead Oregon with 19 points while Brooklyn counters with 62 total as foursome share scoring. Final tallies show Brooklyn 62 Oregon 51 with Free throws missed totals 10 for Brooklyn and 16 for Oregon.
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Fred Armstrong
Don Onchen
Oregon
Brooklyn
Brodhead Triumphs Over Evansville In Rock Valley Clash
Brodhead Cardinals beat Evansville 41 34 to improve to 13 wins in 15 games. Dick Markham scored 13 points while Bruce Timm added eight and Steve Stair seven as Ed McCaffrey led Evansville with 15. Sanford Erickson sat out with laryngitis. B team Brodhead 35 Evansville 19.
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Brodhead
al Erickson
Brodhead Cardinals
Evansville
Dick Markham
Bruce Timm
Steve Stair
Ed McCaffrey
Sanford Erickson
Brooklyn
Hollandale Falls to Ridgeway in Nonleague Match
Hollandale high school basketball lost 38-30 to Ridgeway in a nonleague game. The teams previously met this season with Ridgeway winning 35-29.
Duke Great George McAfee Joins Wake Forest Staff
Duke football legend George McAfee will join Wake Forest coaching staff as spring practice begins February 7. The move adds a former All American to the Demon Deacons coaching lineup ahead of the upcoming season.
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Wake Forest
N. C
George McAfee
Duke
La Crosse Trustee Held on Embezzlement Charge
Marvin Grim 41 of La Crosse was held on $7,500 bond on charges he embezzled $7,730 from a CIO social club where he served as trustee. A Feb 2 hearing was ordered.
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la Crosse
Marvin Grimslid
CIO
Badners Promised Interesting Eleven
Lafayette College coach Ivy Williamson vows Wisconsin will play sound fundamental football with a standard T formation and occasional passing. He stresses fundamentals and believes Wisconsin will win more than its share in the toughest conference, while avoiding Michigan this year.
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Red) Williamson
Lafayette College
Jack
David
University of Wisconsin
Michigan
Harry Stuhldreher
Badger
Stuhidreher
Easton
Ivy Williamson
Wisconsin
Michigan Grid
Williamson
Lafayette
Pennsylvania
Harry
Ivy
Stuhldreher
Notre Dame
Four Horsemen
Madison
Schuetze's Juda Bags Cager Wins In Municipal League
Schuetze's posted its second victory by beating the Independents 42 to 29 while Juda Merchants crushed Victory Tavern 39 to 10 in last night's Municipal Basketball league at the high school gym. Brennan's meets Wagner Construction at 7 and Kaiser Frazer faces Waffle Shop at 8. Schuetze's led 15-5 after one, 24-15 at half, 35-22 after three. Bill Winzenreich and Don Ripp each scored eight for Schuetze's. Independents were led by Fred Reider with 12. Juda Merchants opened 12-5, led 21-8 at half, and 31-8 in the third. Roy Figi had 11 for Juda, Mike Newman 8, Duane Davis 7. Victory Tavern top scorers were Clarence Soddy and Rich Soddy with 3 each.
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Schuetze’s
Independents
Juda
Victory Tavern
Brennan’s
Wagner Construction
Kaiser-Frazer and
Waffle Shop
Schuetze
Bill Winzenreich
Don Ripp
Ed Loeffel
Charley Dwyer
al Lieser
Matt Hefty
Glenn Hoff
Fred Rieder
John Anderegg
Bill Lysser
Juda Merchants
Roy Figi
Mike Newman
Duane Davis
Clarence Soddy
Rich Soddy
Village parent plans urban midget league
A parent describes forming a small child league to let his twin sons play, while recalling a 1959 varsity reference. The note reads as a personal reminiscence about youth sports and family sports aspirations.
Wilkinson rates conferences on par with Big Nine
Charles Bud Wilkinson of Oklahoma University rates the Southwest Conference on a par with the Big Nine and suggests the Big Seven should be considered alongside them. His Sugar Bowl champions defeated three Southwest Conference teams last season.
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Southwest High Phoenix
Ariz
Charles
Bud) Wilkinson
Oklahoma University
Wilkinson
Ed Pickett Rolls 654 Series In Major League Night
Ed Pickett of Frozen Foods posts a 654 series on games of 245 176 and 233, two marks near the season best. Other high scores include a 615 by H B Cardine and numerous league leaders across Clinic Pharmacy Baumgartner's Maple Grove and Night Hawks circuits with scores ranging from the 500s to 600s.
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Ed Pickett
Kegler
Frozen Foods
Walloping
Pickett
Bernard Lee
H. B. Caradine
Baumgartner
Kenneth Klassy
Kraft
Monroe Center
Sam Bahler
Town Hall Dairy
Bob Buehler
Rote’s
Fred W. Kundert
Night Hawks
Detroit Lions face 93798 loss and board re election
Stockholders accepted a 1948 deficit of 93798 dollars as the Detroit Lions finished last in the NFL. President D Lyle Fife cited 35000 dollars in injured player expenses and paying off contracts for two former assistant coaches as major factors. The nine man board was re elected.
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Detroit Lions
Lions
National Football League
Green Bay
Pittsburgh
D. Lyle Fife
Fred Mandel Jr
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