Monroe Falls to West in Regional Final at Stoughton
Monroe High School ends its 1950 season with a 44 30 loss to Madison West in a regional championship game at Stoughton. West pulled away after a 9 7 first quarter, led 22 14 at half, and increased the margin to 33 21 by the end of the third. Three Monroe seniors Bob Rieder Bob Wells and Al Feldt played final games as West's Mack Marshall and Mansfield led the attack with key baskets and free throws.
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Monroe
Mitchell
Madison West
Stoughton
Edgerton
West
Regents
Roberts
Mansfield
Wallenfeldt
Mack
Marshall
Bob Rieder
Bob Wells
al Feldt
Bucb
Buch
Nets
Mon- Toe
Rieder
Blane
Wells
Pilz
Ruch
Namiot
Blanc
Namio
Marty
Clapp
Bob Carter
Joss
Feldt
Rudh Wells
Marty Brandli
Oo Carter
Roberts Clapp
Mansfield Marshall
Namie
Inn O. Wallenfeldt
Mack ‘Sonerson
Ragatz
Snt
State Game Manager Addresses School Club
Clarence Benkert, game manager of the state conservation department, spoke to the senior high School conservation club on junior club projects. Allen Haakon assisted. Benkert to address Cadiz Farm Bureau Thursday on southern Wisconsin conservation projects including the Browntown effort with Russell Neugebauer assisting. films on The Living Earth planned. In Wausau, Oscar Severson won class A in the ski tournament at Brokaw hill, while Rudy Rettenmund Sr. took the senior division title.
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Clarence Benkert
State ‘Conservation Department
Cantion Club
Benkert
Allen Haakon
Forester
Conservation Department
Cadiz Farm Bureau
Cadiz Town Hall
Wisconsin
Browntown
Russell Neugebauer
Conservation Educational Department
State
Living Earth
Wausau
Oscar Severson
Westby
Wausau Ski Club
Brokaw Hill
Rudy Rettenmud Sr
Blue Mounds
Argyle Star Athlete Gene Lane Breaks Leg
Gene Lane, senior and star athlete at Argyle, broke his ankle in a fall on ice while walking home from school last Friday. He received aid from nearby residents, was taken to a doctor, and is resting at his mother's home. Lane has been high scorer in basketball for two years and plays football baseball and volleyball. he was also cast in the senior class play.
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Argyle
Gene Lane
Gladys Lane
Gene
Rehfeldt Named Outstanding Chicago Stadium Player
Chicago newspapers crown Wisconsin star Don Rehfeldt as the outstanding player to appear at Chicago Stadium this season by the Chicago basketball writers association.
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Rehfeldt
Chicago
Wisconsin
Don Rehfeldt
Chicago Basketball Writers Association
Chiscago Stadium
Badger Athletes In Busy Weekend at Big Ten Meet
Wisconsin athletes competed across multiple Big Ten events. Don Ryan won the 155 pound wrestling title in Iowa City as Purdue captured the team crown. Wisconsin tied for sixth in swimming at Ann Arbor, while in rifle Wisconsin and Illinois tied in Evanston. Ohio State led rifle, Minnesota placed second. In fencing at Champaign Wisconsin beat Wisconsin, lost to Wayne, and Illinois defeated Wayne to leave all three with 1-1 records for the day.
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Wisconsin
Midwest
Don Ryan
Badger
Iowa City
Purdue
Northwestern
Minnesota
Ann Arbor
Mich
Ohio State
Evanston, Ill
Illinois
Champaign
Titins
Badgers
Wayne
Abelman High Score Leads Junior Bowling Roundup
Saturday morning junior boys bowling saw Abelman of Frozen Foods tops with 279 from two games 136 and 143. Other scores include Hoesly 253 at Frozen Foods, Germann 19 and Wuetrich 21, plus names from Green Bay area leagues and teams Five Musketeers and Hot Shots with players such as John Hurlbut Dan Eley and Terry Ellingson. Green Bay Packers coach Shaughnessy will not return for the fall season after talks with Gene Ronzani confirmed.
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Abelman
Abelmen
Germann
Wuetrich
Hoesly
Hilltop
Mueller
Steffan
Potts
Green County
Dennis Hall
Nate Hare
Gordon Rutsch
Huint
Johnny Buehler
Dennis Hunt
Bob Trickel
Jerry Jacobs
Butch Meyers
Roger Goecks
Jerry Lindsay
Five Musketeers
John Hurlbut
Dan Eley
Terry Ellingson
Joe Klessinger
Harold Kline
Argyle club screens conservation films at meeting
Milwaukee Marquette ended its worst basketball season by losing 65 48 to Notre Dame Saturday night. The report notes a brief odd fact that parrots are not native to Europe or northern Asia.
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Milwaukee
Marquette
Notre Dame
Europe
Asia
Monticello to meet Mt Horeb in sectional battle
Monticello high school basketball faces Mt Horeb Friday night in a sectional clash at Lake Mills. Regional results show upsets and overtime thrillers as Wisconsin eight sectional pairings were announced to determine participants for the state tourney in Madison March 16 to 18.
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Monticello High School
Mt. Horeb
Lake Mills
Little Cobb
Beloit
Madison West
Monroe
Watertown
Waupun
Kohler
Lodi Tangle
Platteville
Darlington
Dodgeville
Wisconsin
Mos Ly
Madison
Neenah
New London
Nosetout
Reedsburg
LaCrosse
Logan
Tomah
Stevens Point
Wisconsin Rapids
Rhinelander
Merrill Port Wing
Shell Lake
Spooner
Cliff Fagan
Marinette
WIAA
Ashland
Port Wing
Rib Lake
Superior
Bloomer
Cornell
St. Croix Falls
Woodville
Eau Claire
Tigerton
Westfield
Lodi
Rehfeldt Falls Short of New Loop Scoring Mark
Wisconsin closes season with a 60 54 win over Minnesota as Don Rehfeldt scores 21 to reach 1,169 career points in 88 games. He falls short of the Big Ten all time loop scoring record and ends his college career with Wisconsin records of 675 points in 44 games and 628 in 36 games.
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Auiueapous Ya Wiswunon
Minnesota
Badgers
Ohio State
Wisconsin
Don Rehfeldt
Rehfeldt
Murray Weir
Town
State Pin Marks Take Another Jump in Wisconsin Bowling
Fond du Lac aunties from Racine Kenosha Platteville and Richland Center join Sun Jay to shuffle state bowling leadership. Jimmy Jones of Kenosha leads singles with 692 while William Maresenko of Kenosha sits third at 678. In regular doubles M Monson and M Legate of Racine are third with 1 237. Platteville duos tie for fourth with W Mann and D Rasmussen at 1 220 as D Rogers and S Rice also post 1 220. Richland Center tops minor singles with A Peterson first at 656 and P Kraska second at 652. Larry Nikl of Racine remains leader in minor all events with revised 1 827 total.
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Fond du Lae
Racine
Kenosha
Platte|ile
Richland Center
Sunjay
Jimmy Jones
William Maresenlco
M. Monson
M. Legate
Platteville
W. Mann
D. Rasmussen
D. Rogers
S. Rice
A. Peterson
P. Kraska
Larry Nikl
Grafton Bowler Paulin Tops State Legion Singles
Frank Paulin of Grafton seized the lead in the state American Legion bowling tournament singles with 628, overtaking Beloit’s John Schloemer who fell to 575 as the weekend action reshaped the standings.
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Schloemer
Oshkosh
Frank Paulin
Grafton
American Legion
John Schloemer
Beloit
Burke Near Ryder Squad After St Pete Open Victory
Jack Burke junior, 27, climbed toward a Ryder Cup spot by winning the St Pete Open in Petersburg Florida, earning 70 Ryder Cup points and $2,000. He trails only Sam Snead in money winnings and Ryder points.
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Jack Burke
Petersburg
Fla
Nan
Sam Snead
Eau Claire River Falls boys lead Wisconsin NAIB bid
Eau Claire and River Falls high scorers propelled Wisconsin to a NAIB tournament bid in Kansas City starting March 13 led by Nate De Long. The team earned a strong regional effort securing the state berth for the event.
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NAIB
Eau Claire
River Fallseaders
Nate de Long
Wisconsin
Kanas City
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