Wauwatosa Tops Wisconsin Rapids 55 49 in WIAA action
Defending champions Wauwatosa rallied from a slow start to beat Wisconsin Rapids 55 49 at UW fieldhouse before 13 800 fans and move toward a semi final berth. Ray Kotz and Dick Schwab led a late run as John Mader, Dean Showers, and Torresani scored for Rapids in a tough opening round.
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Monroe Archers Win By Half Point Margin
Monroe Archers edged Brodhead by 245 to 244 in a tight Wednesday archery meet. Monroe fielded seven players while Brodhead had four, and high scorer Arlie Mitchell led with 293 points amid a list of diverse individual scores.
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Asada
Gopher Giant Sets Big Nine Scoring Record With 648 Points
Minnesota center Jim McIntyre tops four year Big Nine scoring with 648 points in 1945 48 49 span. He breaks Murray Wier 584 four year mark and Andy Phillip three year record. Don Rehfeldt wins 1948 49 crown with 229 points.
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Iowa
Andy Phillip
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Big Nine Service Bureau
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Bob Cook
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Stauffacher Leads Near Honor Count in Local Bowling
John Stauffacher paced last night’s league bowling with 599, just shy of the honor roll. Er nest Spring 597 and Vic Ellingson 594 followed from Cities Service Oil and Curley’s Texaco. Women’s Pleasure League saw Peggy Trickel and Dorothy Bacon tie at 435.
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Vic Ellingson
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Texaco
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Dorothy Bacon
Demaret and Worsham Lead Miami Four-Ball Tourney
Demaret and Worsham, duo from Ojai and Oakmont, led the Miami International Four-Ball after a 9 and 7 second round win. The pair carded 100 strokes total and a best-ball 63 in the morning with a 31 in the afternoon nine, defeating Ed Furgol and George Fazio on the 6,630 yard Miami Springs layout.
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Ojai
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George Fazio
Conshohocken
Miami Springs Country Club
Red Sox Open Exhibition Season with Rookies Lane and Merriman
Tampa in Sarasota hosts the Reds for the first exhibition game as rookies Johnny Lane and Lloyd Merriman prepare for their initial major league test.
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Billy Sixty Leads In Atlantic City Bowling Tourney
Milwaukee Journal bowling editor Billy Six ty rolled the high scratch series of 645 yesterday in the annual bowling writers tournament here in Atlantic City.
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Atlantic City
Milwaukee Journal
Kuhel Bans Golf For Senators In Spring Training
Manager Joe Kuhel declares an end to golfing for the Washington Senators during spring training. He warns players can become golf minded, risking focus on baseball as the season begins.
Badger Boxers Meet Michigan State in East Lansing
Wisconsin’s boxing team aims for its 24th straight win as it faces Michigan State at East Lansing Friday night. Highlight includes two NCAA title bouts with Charles Davey of Michigan State meeting Don Dickinson of Wisconsin in 145 pounds, and Ernie Charboneau of Michigan State meeting Steve Gremban of Wisconsin in 125 pounds. Other Wisconsin fighters include Paul Kotrodimos 130, Dick Curran 135, Dwaine Dickinson 155, John Lendenski 165, Gene Fleming 175, and heavy Bob Ranck.
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Dick Curran
Dwaine Dickinson
John Lendenski
Gene Fleming
Bob Ranck
Tigers Lose Young Hurler In Lakeland Accident
Detroit Tigers suffered a severe setback as Art Houtteman, 21, a young pitcher with high promise, sustained a skull fracture in a car collision in Lakeland. He remained unconscious five hours after the crash at Morrell Memorial Hospital.
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Morrell Memorial Hospital
Connie Mack Advises Guerra to Return When Ready
Connie Mack told Mike Guerra to stay in Cuba and not rush back to Philadelphia. The missing Athletics catcher phoned from Cuba, excitedly reporting his status, and Mack spoke slowly to ensure understanding.
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Guerra
West Palm Beach
Mike Guerra
Philadelphia Athletics
Cuba
Connie Mack
St Norbert Enters National Catholic Intercollegiate Tourney
St Norbert College of West De Pere Wisconsin yesterday became the 14th team to enter the national Catholic intercollegiate basketball tournament opening March 20. Officials say two more teams will be picked for the tourney held for the first time this year. Ten states are represented.
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Beloit Faces Hamline In NAIB Semifinal Showdown
Beloit College of Wisconsin with an all Illinois squad meets Hamline University in the national NAIB semifinals tonight. Beloit edged Eastern Illinois 65 64 in the quarterfinals as Johnny Orr and Tom Kat sa mis led scoring with 20 each.
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Tomkat) Katsimpalis
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Card Scrubs Win in Seven Innings at St. Petersburg
St. Louis Cardinal recruits pounded 28 base hits and beat the regulars 9 to 6 in seven innings at St. Petersburg. Both sides totaled 14 hits.
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Best Two Home Runs Boost Browns Intra-Squad Win
Burbank, P JAck Graham and Bob Seltzer hit home runs to power a 13-11 intra-squad victory for the St. Louis Browns.
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Gardella’s Attorney Plans Federal Action Over Reserve Clause
Attorney Fredric A. Johnson said he will seek a show cause order in federal court Monday to reinstate Danny Gardella. Gardella, in the fourth year of a five year ban for jumping to the Mexican league in 1946, was suspended over the reserve clause while not under contract with the New York Giants.
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Danny Gardella
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New York Giant
Kaiser and Victory Quintets Advance in Municipal League
Kaiser Frazer routed Wagner 41 to 27 while Victory Tavern beat the Independents 27 to 4. The wins end the regular season creating multiple ties. Wagner’s and Kaiser Frazer contend for fourth place while Brennan's Victory Tavern and the Independents share sixth. Sheldon Zimmerman stood out with nine field goals for Wagner’s.
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Zorn elected to executive committee of national basketball association
Kansas City Wisconson State Teachers College Eau Claire athletic director W L Zorn was elected yesterday to the executive committee of the National Association of Intercollegiate Basketball.
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Big Nine Basketball Season Slump Despite Strong Attendance
The Big Nine drew 566,936 fans over 54 conference games, about 22,000 fewer than last year’s 588,988. Iowa and Michigan posted notable drops, Northwestern faded with six home games at Chicago Stadium, while Ohio State, Indiana, Purdue, and Minnesota showed gains or steady totals amid a season marked by uneven team performances and renewed title race ties.
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St Urban Monastery Tiles Highlight 13th Century Industry
The monastery of St Urban near Zofingen Switzerland produced large quantities of clay tiles for floors and walls during the 13th century as a notable regional craft and building material source.
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