Many New Faces To Enter Tourney Tosa Bid Strong For Third Try
Milwaukee -(P)- The quarter finals of the WIAA basketball tournament in Madison will feature many new faces as only three of last year’s eight advancing teams remain. Wauwatosa, LaCrosse Logan, and Eau Claire lead the field in sectional play, with Tosa aiming for a third straight Madison trip and a favorable West Allisdale bracket.
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Dark Horse
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Muscoda
Onalaska
Eau Claire
Abes
Wisconsin Rapids
Stevens Point
WIAA
Local Cage Stars In Platteville Tilt
Local basketball stars meet in an all star game at Platteville Armory tomorrow night between Platteville and University of Wisconsin teams. Dick Wainwright will lead Platteville with Smiley Johnson on the Badger side under Don Rehfeldt. Other Badger players include Mader Schnider Fossum Falls Rizzi Johnson Kindt Embach Teacher. Platteville's lineup also features Murphy McKeon Watts Hilley Piddington Gandolph.
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LeRoy Watts
Gene Hilley
Leon Piddington
Nick Gandolph
Platoon Coaching Now Next Steps in Football Pesos
Munger, head football coach at the University of Penns, said he may add a second coach and split staffs into offensive and defensive specialists. He expects the trend toward specialty players to grow as head coaches adopt platoon-style coaching in the near future. Bradley No. 1 in final AP poll as nation's top college basketball team.
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Associated Press
MSC Athlete Left After Promised Job Failed To Enrich Him
Former Michigan State College recruit Robert E Hall, 19, alleges he was promised a good job but received only a 60 cent per hour, two hour daily sweeping position after enrolling in 1948. Attorney Francis Cui says the case includes a letter from Forest Evashevski, then MSC assistant to Biggie Munn, noting promises of job help and meal deductions.
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Chicago
Michigan State College
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Wisconsin
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Clarence
Biggie) Munn
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Munn
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Two Buckeyes Earn AP All-Big 10 Nods in 1950
Ohio State pair Dick Schnittker and Dick Rehfeldt head the AP all Big Ten basketball team after a coaches poll. Also named were Minnesota's Whitey Skoog Indiana's Watson and Donham, with Schnittker's teammate joining the selections. The second unit features Northwestern's Raylis, Franklin Calsbeck, Illinois' Wally Osterkorn, Purdue's Howard Whazns, and Indiana's Bill Garrett.
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Wisconsin
Don Rehfeldt
Associated Press
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Indiana
Watson
Bob Donham
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Skoog
Donham
Rehfeldt
Fiery Skoog
Denham
Raylis
Northwestern
Iowa
Franklin Calsbeck
Wally Osterkorn
Illinois
Purdue
Howard Whazns
Bill Garrett
Casey Stengel Names Yankees As Team To Beat In 1950
Casey Stengel selects the New York Yankees as the team to beat in 1950, praising last season’s world championship while noting strong rivals in Boston Detroit Cleveland Philadelphia Chicago St. Louis and excluding Washington. He singles out Joe DiMaggio as healthier and sharper than last season with no heel pain or virus.
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Chicago
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Casey
Joe Dimaggio
City Cage Games Postponed Tonight
The City Cage Games between Swig gum's and Juda for second place and trophy awards were postponed until Thursday night due to a high school band and orchestra concert. City recreation director L L Kitchen announced the change. The Janesville Allstars will meet the local all-star team here next Tuesday, with the state recreational directors cage tourney area tournament set for Janesville a week from Thursday.
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Spartans Sweep CCCC Track Meet for Fourth Straight Win
East Lansing Michigan State's Spartans won the 23rd annual central collegiate conference track meet, marking their fourth consecutive title as they bow out of the CCCC in favor of future Big Ten competition.
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West Allis man dies during office examination
Thomas K. Young, 56, died of a heart attack Monday while undergoing an examination at a physician's office in West Allis. Police said he left work at noon after complaining of feeling ill.
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Thomas £. Young
Young
Wrangle With Your Favorite Fly Tie This Winter
Milwaukee column notes winter fly tying as a multipurpose craft. It covers why fishers pursue whimsy over standard patterns, lists starter kits and gear, and recalls the pleasure and pitfalls of recreating classic flies with help from a playful history and personal anecdotes.
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Dion Henderson
Milwaukee
Royal Coachman
Professor
Montreal
Trout Fishermen Seek Beaver Dam Removal to Restore Wolf River
The Wolf River Conservation Club asked the conservation commission to extend the 45 day beaver trapping season by 20 days to April 20 in the Wolf River watershed from the Menominee Reservation to the Post Lake Dam. President Todd Sheldon signed a letter stating beaver dams foul pools and raise water temperatures, hindering trout life and threatening restoration efforts.
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Green Bay
Woh River
Pro Cage Tourney Playoffs Set With 75000 Dollar Pool
The National Basketball Association schedules postseason playoffs starting March 21 with a 75000 dollar pool and up to 37 games. Seventeen teams in Eastern Central and Western divisions are arranged by the NBA board for five series. Top four in each division advance. early rounds are best two of three and the final is best four of five. Adolph Rupp predicted Bradley would be the top team. Bradley ends the season ranked No. 1 in the AP poll.
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Wisconsin suspensions top 2,271 in early year report
Madison drivers license denials totaled 2,271 motorists in Wisconsin during the first two months of the year, the motor vehicle department reported today.
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Lewis Offers Million To Chrysler Strikers
Lewis offers a million dollar loan to the CIO auto workers to aid in the seven week Chrysler strike. He informs Walter Reuther that the United Workers Union policy committee authorized the offer and that CIO and AFL unions will extend financial aid to help ensure success in the current struggle. The move follows a half million dollar gift from CIO President Philip Murray to the United Mine Workers in the miners' contract dispute.
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UAW
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AFL
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Third Wife to File for Divorce from Jackie Coogan
Hollywood reports that Jackie Coogan's third wife plans to file for divorce soon as details surface about his marriages. The actress is said to be Gyable or Gyable Coogan, with prior spouses named Betty and Flower, reflecting a complex personal history.
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Trickel’s 577 High In City Pin Loop Night
Trickel of Tavern league posted a 577 high while Carl Briggs followed with 566 as city bowling lanes buzzed with spring fever. Pleasure Purcell’s and multiple teams posted mid to high 2000s totals, with D Bennett, H Caradine, W Speich, and others contributing notable scores in a crowded league night.
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Areyle Clover Farm
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Marie Deihinger
Alice Peterson
Lorraine Hanson
Frances Wheeler
Lois Hawley
Gophers Triumph Over Iowa Cagers
Minnesota clinched a 64 to 49 basketball win at Iowa City in front of 14 000 fans. Whitey Skoog scored 21 points to reach 201 for the Big Ten season while Frank Calsbeek led Iowa with 13. Minnesota's zone defense stifled the Hawkeyes and prevented a third place share.
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Wisconsin breeders notes and farm moves in Monroe area
The report records the transfer of the Holstein Friesian bull Kenland Homestead Creamelle to Monroe breeder Christ Tsenant from Fred Digman. It lists 1949 Wisconsin breeder certificates and dairy price data with Feb milk values. It also chronicles numerous farm relocations and moves across Green and Lafayette counties, plus a March Wisconsin builders meeting on roads and airports in Milwaukee.
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Monroe
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