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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1949

Page

7

Brodhead and Belleville Prepare for Friday Night Clash

Brodhead high hosts Belleville in a key Monticello Conference matchup as Coach Al Erickson’s team aims for a 7 0 record and a strong 428 point per game offense. Belleville, sitting second with seven league games, features a 47 point per game average and solid defense. Brooklyn visits Argyle in another contest while Monticello tops offensively with 383 points in eight games. Lane of Argyle leads individual scoring with 213 points per game.

al Erickson Brodhead High School Monticello Belleville C. H. Hageman Belleville Five Brodhead Juda Redhead Tvo Brooklyn Lane Jordan Sinaasel Courbes Robert Blum Moose Lodge Fred Trickel Ewan Clark Kleckner E Eee

Two Honor Series Set Bowling Pace in Monroe

A pair of honor series highlighted weekly bowling in Monroe with Anna Hauser scoring 509 on 197 157 155 in Crystal S and Violet Snyder delivering 508 on 178 162 168 for Snively and Snyder. Fred Goecks led the men with 594 across 190 223 181 in the Junior league. Esther Kubly paced the Badger League with 533 on 193 169 171 and Shirley Matzke added 530 on 149 176 205.

Monroe Anna Hauser The Crystals Violet Snyder Snively and Snyder Lucille Ames Rollie Regierette Fred Goecks Goetz Theater Eddie's Tavern Hotel Eugene Crystal Tower Rees Construction Snively Ethel Jones Montgomery Electric Phillips and Smith Harvey's Tavern Blatz Kubly Paints Snack Bar VFW Vic Marean Ralph Phillips A. Peterson Foster Deininger Hansen Cadiz Buckeyes Ganshert’s Duffy’s South Wayne Hayseeds Corn Pickers Trumpy’s Dairy Chris Krahoo Ozora Thorpe Vv. Bowman L. Boeck John Hoffman Badger League Lee's Store Hoffman’s Swiss Colony Haworth’s Ludlow Hotel Style Shop Esther Kubly Shirley Matzke Bertha Tschanz Hedy Brunner Lois Pickett

Tigers Ready Roster For Spring Training

The Detroit Tigers have 20 players signed for 1949 and expect a 38 man camp in Lakeland Florida under Red Rolfe. Outfielder Dick Wakefield recently agreed to terms likely at a 25 percent cut around $20,000 after a .276 average in 110 games, well below his .355 peak in 1944.

Robert Red) Rolfe Lakeland Tigers Dick Wakefield Wakefield Navy

Yale Star Lavelli Leads Nation In Scoring Pace

Tony Lavelli of Yale tops the national college scoring list at 22.2 points per game after 15 games, with 333 points from 113 field goals and 107 free throws. Virginia’s Joe Noertker, last week’s leader, remains at 22.0 after not playing. Dick Schnittker of Ohio State stands third at 21.1 after returning from a hospital stay. Chet Giermak of William and Mary leads total points with 408 and ranks fourth in scoring percentage at 20.4.

New York Tony Lavelli Yale National Collegiate Athletic Bureau Lavelli Joe Noertker Virginia Dick Schnittker Ohio State Schnittker Chet Giermak William and Mary Giermak

Svendsen Seeks Nebraska Football Coaching Post

George Svendsen, former Minnesota assistant and Green Bay Packer, is a candidate for the Nebraska football coach job, per the World Herald. He told a Nebraska friend he is available, having been interviewed previously for Wisconsin. He is notable for a moth larva detail unrelated to football.

Omaha Neb George Svendsen University of Minnesota University of Nebraska the World-Herald Svendsen Gopher Green Bay Nebraska Wisconsin Post Ivan Williamson Lafayette

Bill Veeck Faces High Costs in Title Talks with Indians

Cleveland reports President Bill Veeck negotiating with key players Ken Keltner Bob Feller Gene Bearden and Bob Lemon over 1949 contracts as attendance bonuses threaten to raise total pay. Feller remains unsure on terms while Keltner and Bearden push for better offers ahead of meetings in Milwaukee and New York.

Cleveland Bill Veeck Cleveland Indians Ken Keltner Bob Feller Gene Bearden Bob Lemon Detroit Hal Newhouser

Stan Burek Receives 1907 Athlete of the Year Award

Stan Burek, a three-sport star at the University of Southern California from 1906 to 1908, receives a 1942 Helms Athletic Foundation certificate naming him Southern California athlete of the year for 1907. He waited 35 years for recognition and now, in his early sixties, works as a local postal carrier in Wausau while covering about 20 miles daily on foot.

Wausau Stan Burek Southern California Helms Athletic Foundation of Los Angeles Burek University of Southern California Paul H. Helms

Luckman To Coach Yankees in New York Move

The New York Star reports Sid Luckman Bears quarterback will coach the transplanted Boston NFL entry in New York next fall at the Polo Grounds sharing with the Giants. He is to sign within two weeks to replace Maurice Smith. Collins, owner, unavailable for comment.

New York New York Star Sid Luckman Chicago Bears Boston Luckman Maurice Clipper) Smith Boston Yankees Polo Grounds New York Giants Star Ted Collins Collins

Injuries Sideline Two South Wayne Cagers

Two South Wayne high school players are sidelined for the season due to injuries. Eugene Ellingson slipped on ice and broke an ankle bone. Billy Stauffer broke his left ankle during basketball practice last week.

South Wayne Eugene Ellingson Billy Stauffer John Stauffer

Finished manufactures account for seventy percent of exports

A historical report notes that finished manufactured goods make up seventy percent of American exports, signaling a shift toward higher value production and global trade emphasis during the period.

DiMaggio rejects $10,000 raise in Yankees contract talks

New York DiMaggio reportedly turned down a $10,000 increase as he seeks a top straight salary and a long term deal. He says no counter offer yet and a second session with Yankees officials is planned after Feb. 7. If offered only a one year pact he may seek $80,000 to $100,000 amid ongoing negotiations.

New York Joe DiMaggio New York Yankees Yankee DiMaggio Yankees del Webb The Yanks Jolin Joe Mexico City Babe Ruth Bob Feller Cleveland Lou Boudreau

Cofeen Eliminated In Doherty Tournament Opener

In Miami, Joan Cofeen of Green Bay Wisconsin fell 3 and 2 to Mrs Frank Fuller of Miami in the first round of the 17th annual Helen Lee Doherty women's golf tournament.

Miami Fla Joan Coffeen Green Bay Wis Si7th Helen Lee Doherty Wisconsin Frank Fuller

Hannegan Sells St. Louis Cardinals Interest to Saigh

Robert E. Hannegan former postmaster general sells his stake in the St. Louis Cardinals to partner Fred M. Saigh Jr. Saigh becomes president and majority stockholder of the team, bought in 1947 from Sam Breadon. Price not disclosed but speculation places Hannegan at no less than $1 million.

Robert Hannegan St. Louis Fred Saigh Robert E. Hannegan Pustmaster General St. Louis Cardinals Fred M. Saigh Jr Hannegan Sportsman’s Park Saigh Cardinals Sam Breadon Breadon

Browntown Notes and Local Updates from Monroe Region

Browntown residents join Monroe Ministerial Association leadership program with Gale Garrington Dewey Goodman Frank Stark Ward Merritt LeRoy Crago. Chicago visit by Mr and Mrs Robert Van Der Mark and children plus Mrs Michaels. Frank Stark installs plumbing including new bathroom. Oscar Nybroten visited Woodford. Stat note: rheumatic carditis average death age 30, about 40 000 lives yearly.

Robert van der Mark Chicago George C. Michaels Monroe Frank Stark Oscar Nybroten Woodford

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