Monroe Riflemen Fall To Madison In Open Shootout
A garbled recap shows the Monroe Riflemen losing to Madison with scattered scores and player names like Penniston, Reeckson, Raymer, Schell, and Bittner. The fragment hints at a 93 to 100 style result and mentions locations or dates near Beloit and next Monday.
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Monroe
Beloit
Penniston
Liew
O'S
Reeckson Fh
Raymer
Ccule da Bae
Occas
Schultz
Bittner
Deeman
Mrs. Buma
Ike Cweaan
Henderson
Severson
Wallace
Attorney General Upholds WIAA Regulations
Wisconsin Attorney General Thomas E. Fair yesterday held the Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association regulations valid in an opinion for the state senate. The opinion notes the state was without legal sanction on the WIAA insurance program and no further opinion is offered at this time.
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Madison
Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association
WIAA
Thomas E. Fair
State Senate
Fairchild
Sportsmen Favor Higher License Fees
Madison Wisconsin legislators heard a broad coalition of sportsmen and trappers urge higher license fees for resident small and big game hunters trapping and non resident fishermen. Officials from the conservation department and commission argued more funds are needed for conservation programs with broad support and little organized opposition.
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Madison
Agene
Joint Legislative Committee On Conservation
State Conservation Department
Commission
Municipal League Cage Tilts Tonight Postponed
The municipal league basketball games scheduled for tonight were postponed to decorate the gym for the WIAA sectional tournament opening Friday night. Larry Kitchen city recreation director said games will be made up next Friday night completing the second round. The YMCA Friendly Indians and Gray will not meet Saturday morning due to the tournament.
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Larry Kitchen
Ymca Friendly
Gray
Kitchen
Hughson Poised to Lead Sox In 1949 Rotation
Sarasota with Cecil Tex Hughson set to anchor Boston after a near retirement due to a dead arm last year. He endured a severe test yesterday and emerged with flying colors, signaling his role as a 20 game winner candidate for 1949.
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Hughson
Sarasota
Fla
Cecil
Tex) Hughson
Boston Red Sox
Frieda Wuetrich Dominates 540 Count In Monroe Bowling
Frieda Wuetrich of Crystal Tower powered a 540 count last night helping her team top Monroe bowling standings. Crystal Tower posted a 2334 series and an 830 single game amid a strong season. Other leaders include Ken Smith 597 in the Junior league and Ledora Brostuen 441 in the Keglerettes.
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Frieda Wuetrich
Crystal Tower
Monroe
Ledora Brostuen
Sid’s Beauty Shop
Eddie’s Tavern
Rees Construction
Goetz Theater
Snively
Lulu Rees
Frances Marean
Leona Gruenewald
Edna Leiser
Keglerettes
Modern Club
Montgomery Electric
Rollies Standard
Lanz Insurance
Sedora Brostuen
Ruth Hanson
Bea Ritschard
Junior League and local standings in compact meet results
Erma Klassy 408 and Marian Dieck hoff 407 key two results. Kubly's 2364 and Har vey's Tavern 2420 leads. Snack Bar 2466, Phil lips and Smith 2558, VFW 2246 and Blatz 2477 show further outcomes. Individual scores list Ken Smith 597 and Deb Share 594 with others: Dick Sharer 549 John Werren 545 Ernie Goecks 538.
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Kubly’s
Harvey’s Tavern
Snack Bar
Phillips
Catholic Meet Opens at St Norbert College
A 13 team field began play in the 19th annual all state Catholic basketball tournament at St Norbert College Green Bay. Five games, two this afternoon and three tonight, start opening round action.
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Green Bay
St. Norbert College
Lake Mills Faces Heavy Favorite Wauwatosa In Sectional Opener
Lake Mills travels to face a 36 straight win streaking Wauwatosa in the opening round of the West Allis WIAA sectional tournament. The Bulldogs boast a 21 3 mark while the Red Raiders seek a repeat state title run as sectionals begin across eight sites with March games setting Madison showdown. Other regional matchups feature Eau Claire Old Abes, Menasha Algoma, Monroe, La Crosse Logan, Hurley, and Reedsburg in pursuit of the state finals.
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Milwaukee
Lake Mills
Harley Graf
L-Cats
Wauwatosa
Rocklake
Wisconsin Rapids
Madison
Wisconsin Valley Club
Menasha
Hurley
Tosa-Lake Mills
Hodags
Rapids
Red Raiders
Espec
Ially
Arnie Lytle
Tosa
Eau Claire
Ernie Vogler
la Crosse
Women Share All Events Title in City Handicap Bowling
Ethel Jones won the all events handicap crown with a 1559 total after nine games and Esther Kubly captured the non handicap all events title with 1473. Betty Rowald took second in handicap with 1558 while Jones placed second with 1460. Doubles were won by Marie Dearth and Kathryn Thacker with 1083 on 66 handicap. Team standings shifted modestly with Pleasure Bend moving to eighth.
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Ethel Jones
Esther Kubly
Wilma Wenger
Monroe Woman's Bowling Association
Jones
Betty Rowald
Miss Rowald
Pleasure Bend
Haworth’s Furniture
Swiss Colony
Meg
Weasels Give Tiny Returns in Annual Fur Harvest
Weasels play a relatively minor role in the yearly fur harvest as their pelts are small and not worth the trapper’s effort, market value limited by size and demand.
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Bechtolt’s
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Wisconsin Experiment Association
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Bechtolt Brothers
Erma Klassy
Marian Dieckhoff
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Fred Zweifel Sale
Monticello
Green County Sales Service Inc
Riverside Air Cushions
Yae
Associated Press College
Cincinnati
Duquesne
Ripon
Carroll
Milton
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Ill
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Vv Rogers
Andy Devine
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