Argyle League Bowls Across Multiple Circuits
Eddie Pickett leads scoring with 588 while Hugh Durgin posts 557 in Argyle League play. Members from Gempler’s Tire Shop, Moore Moose Lodge, Argyle Legion, and others post high team and individual totals across Classic, Argyle Women’s, Firemen, and Pub leagues with Penniston topping women’s standings at 433.
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Joe
H. B. Caradine
Hugh Rquin Durgin
Marion Meuller
Gempler
Tirespf
Idens
Argyle Legion
Argyle
Alice Penniston
Worskys
Century Service
Becker's
Pleasure Bend
Standard
Johnny Be
Don Jones
Albright
Moose Lodge
Gempler’s Tire Shop
Rockon Service
Kraft’s
Green County Service
McArdle Bar
Marion Mueller
Robert Mueller
E. Fuchs
Bill
D. Marti
Eddie’s Tavern
Purcell’s
Chocolate Shop
Snively and Snyder
Schuetze’s
Montgomery Ward
Goetz Theater
Huber Brews
Forrest Riese
Cliff Snively
Lester Forcade
Ted Alberts
Firemen’s
Hugh Durgin
Blanc
Chester
Hoat’s Tavern
Wheeler Foods
Rossing’s
Ostby's
Phillipson Garage
Argyle Cleaners
Standard Oil
Idoni
L. Steiner
W. Wheeler
H. Nelson
F. Deininger
Argyle Women’s League
Al's Rurals
Toy’s
Meg's Rollers
Norsky’s
Betty Schwartz
Alice Etter
Alice Peterson
Monroe Rifle Club Falls to Janesville in Close Meet
In Janesville the Monroe Rifle Club lost 1461 to 1447 as both teams posted perfect 500s in prone. Janesville led by H Grimesey with 296, while Monroe scheduled a makeup match against Ison Club after a Feb 14 postponement due to weather.
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Monroe Rifle Club
Janesville
H. Grimesey
Gill
Batch
T Monroe
Ison Club
Condi
Milwaukee Team Wins ABC Tourney Lead in Wet Conditions
In Atlantic City, Husting Printing of Milwaukee topped the 46th American Bowl Congress tournament with a 2,973 total despite rain dampening play. Beer's team from Pontiac, Michigan claimed third place as Sasco Gs took late momentum amid the rough weather.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Convention Hall
Milwaukee
First Ce
Es Beer
Pontiac, Mich
Travern
Bellevue
Maron Finance Co
Illinois Clinches Share of Crown in Big Nine Win
Illinois defeats Indiana 91 54 at Champaign to secure at least a share of the conference title. Dike Eddleman leads with 23 points as the Illini reach 10 Big Nine wins in 11 games and eye a March Michigan test to cinch the crown.
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Chicago
Illinois
Indiana
Champaign
Rehfeldt Sets Wisconsin Fieldhouse Scoring Mark
Madison reports Big Don Rehfeldt shattered UW fieldhouse scoring with 34 points as Wisconsin routed Western Ontario 70 to 47. He added 13 baskets and 8 of 9 free throws to surpass Johnny Kotz’s 31 and expanded season totals to 364 points and 140 field goals while averaging 17.3 points over 21 games.
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Madison
Don Rehfeldt
University of Wisconsin
Wisconsin
Johnny Kotz
Iowa
Kotz
Rehfeldt
Eee
Western Ontario
Big Don
Oklahoma A and M Challenges Kentucky For Top Honors
Oklahoma A and M surged to the AP No. 2 after a second win this season over St. Louis. The Aggies trail the leading Wildcats by 56 points, as they moved past St. Louis Billikens with a 40-37 win and overtook prior high ranks.
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New York
Oklahoma A and M
Kentucky
St. Louis
Aggies
Associated Press
Wildcats
Oklahomans
St. Louis Billikens
Billikens
Capitals Clinch Eastern Division Title in Chicago Defeat
The Washington Capitols clinched the Eastern division championship with a 67 to 57 win over the Stags in Chicago last night, securing the pennant.
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New York
Washington Capitols
Basketball Association of America
Stags
Chicago
Skulduggery Rampant On Eve of Comic Game
Albany special reports mischief before the River Rat Buffalo basketball game. Merchants found windows smeared with whiting and signs reading for sale or for rent. The Buffaloes and Rats prepare for the annual comic game at 8 o clock tonight.
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Albany
Schuetze Wagner Fives Vie Tonight in Weekly Meet
Thursday schedule lists Wagner's against Schuetze's and Kaiser Frazer facing Victory Tavern. The card notes two games tonight and two unfoldings on Thursday with Wagner's Kaiser Frazer Independents and Victory Tavern matchups.
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Schuetze
Wagner
Waffle Shop Eyes Final Run In Municipal Basketball
Waffle Shop's quin tet sits atop the standings with at least a share of the second round. Schuetze's and Wagner's duel tonight at 8 for undisputed runner-up, while Victory Tavern meets Kaiser-Frazer at 7. Wagner's season finale vs Kaiser-Frazer Thursday at 8 features Independents vs Victory Tavern.
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Ee Ene
Schuetze’s
Wagner’s
Kaiser-Frazer
Brennan’s
Victory Tavern
Kaiser- Frazer
Wagner's
Independents
Waffle Shop
Municipal Loop
College Basketball Scores from Associated Press
Illinois defeated Indiana 91 to 68 while Minnesota Duluth edged Superior 49 to 47. Stevens Point beat Oshkosh 59 to 54 and St Louis topped Tulsa 77 to 58. DePaul beat St Norbert's 88 to 65 Wisconsin won 70 to 47 over Iowa and Ohio State prevailed 70 to 51 against Michigan State. Bradley won 35 to 31 over Oklahoma A and M.
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The
Associated Press College
Illinois
Indiana
Minnesota
Duluth
Superior
Stevens Point
Oshkosh
St. Louis
Tulsa
DePaul
St. Norbert’s
Wisconsin
Iowa
Ohio State
Michigan State
Sectional Meets Boast Deep Field In Wisconsin Basketball
Milwaukee reports a strong sectional field as eight Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association meets open Friday. Fifteen district winners face seventeen regional champions leading to a March 10-12 final in Madison. Defending champ Wauwatosa heads a six-strong group, with 32 teams competing across eight sections.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Madison
Wauwatosa
WIAA
Tosans
Wisconsin Rapids
Hurley
Rhinelander
Beaver Dam
Blair
Brodhead
Cuba City
Port Edwards
Eau Claire
Waupun
West Allis
Spooner
Sparta
Monroe
Stevens Point
Ezzard Charles Wins 15 Round Split Decision
Ezzard Charles outpointed Joey Maxim in a 15 round split decision in Cincinnati. The heavyweight challenger weighed 181 3 4 pounds and came from behind to win two judges' votes while fans booed the verdict. Charles showed a left hook vulnerability and trouble with Maxim's left jab.
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Cincinnati
Ezzard Charles
Joey Maxim
Joe Louis
Charles
Maxim
Wisconsin high school hoops rankings stable top two
Wisconsin Rapids and Wauwatosa hold the top spots in the final big sixteen and sweet sixteen lists from the Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association. With several new entrants and two first round sectional pairings set, the race tightens as tournaments begin Friday.
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Madison
Wauwatosa
Wisconsin Rapids
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association
WIAA
Beaver Dam
Menomonie
Kibberly
St. Croix Falls
River Falls
Plymouth
Cuba City
Lake Mills
la Crosse Logan
Racine Horlick
Reedsburg
Hurley
Bloomer
Algoma
Eau Claire
Rhinelander
Menomonie and
Kimberly
River Falls and Beloit Clash For State Cage Crown
River Falls Falcons meet Beloit Golds on a neutral Stevens Point floor for the state NAIB title and a bid to the NAIB tournament. Beloit holds a 21 of 24 mark. River Falls 20 of 24, with conference titles in the Teacher and Midwest leagues, respectively.
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River Falls
Beloit Golds
Stevens Point
Nate De-Long
Falcons
Beloit
Stevens Point High School
Wisconsin
Dolph Stanley
Bill Zorn
Naib Selection Committee
Light Drills Open Spring Training Grind
Rookies and veterans from 10 major league teams began spring training in Florida with light workouts. Coaches expect tougher drills by weekend as grapefruit league games start March 12.
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Tampa
Fla
Florida
Cheese Factories across the region report improvements and new staff
Helen E Stears Gerald Adams with 19 years experience is making cheddar at Buck Grove Cooperative three miles east of Mineral Point where a new vat will be installed this year. Richland Cheese factory in Jefferson township five miles southeast of Monroe updates shelving floors and paint. Joseph Motz remains to make Swiss for 10 patrons. Lawrence Rahberger is president treasurer and salesman. Walter H Bahler begins cheese making at Burkhalter factory four miles northeast of Monroe replacing retired Oscar Hanselmann. Mrs Bahler is Ruth Rugh of Woodford and Green County. Clifford Stark starts Swiss at Meadowbrook factory 12 miles east of Mineral Point, replacing Eric Siegenthaler who moves to Gunderson factory near Argyle. The Starks move with daughter Norma and son Kenneth. Fred Minder takes Stark’s Maple Leaf post in Albany.
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Helen E. Stears
Gerald Adams
Buck Grove
Mineral Point
Donald Fitzsimmons
Danny McGraw
Stanley Holland
Floyd Terrill
Robert Raine
Vernon Laverty
Henry Demuth
Grant Williams
Richland
Jefferson Township
Monroe
Joseph Motz
Lawrence Rahberger
Ben Pfund
Robert Egli
Werner Rutsch
Rahberger
Walter H. Bahler
Burkhalter
Hazel Green Dairy
Oscar Hanselmann
Bahler
Ruth Rugh
Woodford
Monroe High School
Green County Normal School
Clifford Stark
Meadow Brook
Maple Leaf
Albany
Stark
Eric Siegenthaler
Gunderson
Argyle
Norma
Kenneth
Albany Village
Fred Minder
Cardinals and Browns Part Ways Over Park Lease
The St. Louis Cardinals and Browns, co tenants at Sportsman's Park, face eviction after the Browns served notice to vacate April 1. The Browns claim the Cardinals lease became invalid when National Sports Inc. became St. Louis National Baseball Club Inc without consent, while negotiations for a higher rent continue from the current $35 000 per year.
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St. Louis
St. Louis Cardinals
Browns
Sportsman’s Park
American League Browns
Grand and Dodier
National League Cardinals
Cardinals
National Sports, Inc
St. Louis National Baseball Club, Inc
American League Club
Monticelto and Nearby Guests Fill Birthday Dinner
Mrs. O. D. Curtis hosted a Sunday birthday dinner for her mother in Madison, Mrs. Williamine Curtis, turning 75. Attendees included Helen Curtis, Harold Wooddell, and the Wagners of Beloit. Several local residents and travelers visited Monroe, Madison, and surrounding towns for calls, dinners, and gatherings.
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O. D. Curtis
Curtis
Williamine Curtis
Madison
Helen Curtis
Harold Wooddell
Wisconsin Rapids
Robert Wagner
Beloit
William Abe
Fond du Lac
Herman Feenie
Monroe
Lyndon Viel
Jacob Thompson
Texas
John van Houten
Henry V. Babler
Betty Ann
Sheboygan
August Feldt
Fred Abbot
TY. R. Hetty
M. O. Tuhus
Nancy
University of Wisconsin
Lunt
George Wright
Walis Babler
Rosemary
Judith
Robert
Virginia Barlow
Robert Holcomb Sr
Ira Holcomb
Betty Doyle
Belleville
Beth Ann Hecker
Gordon Schultz
Gene Lynn
Wilbert Marty
Faye Trueblood
Whitewater
Albert Marty
MiKAN Takes Lead In ABA Scoring Parade
George MiKan, center for the Minneapolis Lakers, holds a comfortable lead in the ABA scoring race with 1 425 points. Joe Fulks of the Philadelphia Warriors trails 120 points behind. Mrs Eiga Nicholls spent Thursday in Madison.
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Mikan
New York
George Mikan
Minneapolis Lakers
Basketball Association of America
Wiikan
Joe Fulks
Philadelphia Warriors
Eiga Nicholls
Madison
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Pleasure League
Sit O.H Eells
Schultz
L. Drake
Schwarer
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Black Fishers
Brookside Inn
Purdue
Dike Eddleman
Illini
Harry Combes
Outfit
Michigan
Ann Arbor
Hoosiers
Bill Erickson
Wally Osterkorn
Jim Marks
Slip Kersalis
Towa
Ohio
de Paul
Notre Dame
Northwestern
Assault
Bradley
Oklahoma
Green County
Green County Highway Commission
Green County Highway Committee
N. C. Jensen
Rapids
Thorp Finance Corp
U.S. A
Canadian Ace Brewing CO
Wilson Distributors
12Th Street
Goetz
Au Mianguente
Chapman
Cy Allant d Biade
Chalet
Tsu
Walter Taweed
George Jessel
Sin Town
Andy Devine
Greand Sant Prazer
Gloria, Henry
Stanley Clements
Columbia Picture
Green County Sales Service
Monticello
First Farm
Green County Sales Service Inc
Fred Zweifel
F. L. Buchschacher
H. Schmitz
Wendell Barlow
Goodyear Family Party
Gempler’s
Turner Hall
Goodzyear Family Party
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