Given Letters At School Banquet Highlight Local Athletics
The high school banquet honored about 15 letter winners including William Beach and Richard Blanc with Principal speaker Arthur W. Mansfield, Wisconsin baseball coach, lauding athletics. Fred Simpson discussed Football-Past Present and Future as guests and staff list and event helpers are named.
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Pores Athletic
Schoo Lee
Pilstote Senateeers
Arthur W. Mansfield
University of Wisconsin
Monroe
Fred R. Simpson
William Beach
Richard Blanc
Herbert Bell
Robert Brawand
Fred Bucb
Robert Eicholtz
Gilbert Goodman
William Hogan
Fred Huber
Pat Kubly
Robert Marty
James Pierce
Harold Pitz
Robert Rieder
Roger Ruch
Paul Ruf
Fred Schild
James Schillinger
James Staff
Badger Boxing Lineup Shifted for Matches
Wisconsin coach Johnny Walsh announced lineup changes for the Badgers as they face Washington State. Jim Sreenan moves to 130 pounds after a layoff, John Lendenski shifts to 175, with Glen Nording at 165 and starters Gremban Curran Dickinson Dickin son Ranck filling the remaining weights.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Johnny Walsh
Washington State
Jim Sreenan
Badgers
Beloit
John Lendenski
Glen Nording
Walsh
Steve Gremban
Dick Curran
Don Dickinson
Dwaine Dickinson
Bob Ranck
Meanwell Cowles on Helms Fame Roll
Beverly Hills report notes 17 coaches 12 players and three others inducted to the Helms college basketball hall of fame. Wisconsin names include Walter E. Meanwell tutor at Wisconsin 1912 1917 and 1921 34 and Ossie Cowles Minnesota coach who started as mentor at Falls Wisconsin teachers college. The hall is a sports library and museum funded by Paul H. Helms.
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Beverly Hills
Wisconsin
Helms College Basketball Hall of Fame
Walter E. Meanwell
University of Wisconsin
Osborne
Ossie) Cowles
University of Minnesota
Ee Falls
Wis
Paul H. Helms
Los Angeles
Milwaukee grapplers lead record 71 entries in AAU wrestling
Twenty three University of Wisconsin wrestlers highlight a record total of 71 entries for the state AAU tournament at Marquette Lee. Other schools entering include Milwaukee Extension La Crosse Beloit Milwaukee State Teachers Marquette and Beloit.
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Milwaukee
Twentythree Grapplers
University of Wisin
Marquette Lee
Satur
Milwaukee Extension
la Crosse
Milwaukee State
Marquette
Beloit
Junior Squad Wins at Madison Wisconsin Meet
Madison junior varsity track team won nine of twelve events to defeat Law College with a 79 percent victory.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Law— College
Goecks Night Drills Fast Pace in Municipal Bowling
Goecks led a strong showing in municipal league bowling with four of seven top scores. Fred Goecks topped scoring at 603 for Snack Bar in the Junior league, followed by Vic Marean 555 and Delbert Share 544. Betty Roward paced the women with 526 in the Woman's Major League.
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Eddie’s Tavern
Hotel Eugene
Crystal Tower
Rees Construction
Warren Gaer Returns as Drake Grid Coach
Warren Gaer signs a one year contract to coach Drake University football beginning April 1 replacing Al Kawal who moves to Temple University in Philadelphia. Gaer is noted as Pepperdine’s first football coach and returns to his alma mater.
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Des Moines
Warren Gaer
Pepperdine College
Los Angeles
Drake University
Gaer
Drake
al Kawal
Temple University
Philadelphia
Don Gehrmann Ailing But Will Run Saturday
Don Gehrmann of Wisconsin is ill with a cold and in the university infirmary but is scheduled to run the Bankers' mile Saturday in Chicago. Coach Guy Sundt said Gehrmann may not run as fast as planned and the team hopes to match Gil Dodds' 4 06.5 record. Other Badgers in relays include Tom Bennett Dick Whipple Mel Goldin and Bob Mansfield with Gehrmann in the one mile relay.
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Madison
Don Gehrman
Wisconsin
Chicago
University Infirmary
Guy Sundt
Don
Tom Bennett
Dick Whipple
Mel Goldin
Bob Mansfield
Gehrmann
City League Title Clash Set After Two Tight Semifinals
The Waffle Shop and Schuetze, winners of the first and second rounds, meet tonight in the high school gym to decide the City League crown. Both teams sit at 13 wins and 2 losses, with Dwyer of Schuetze leading scorers at 156 points. The 7 pm senior varsity vs Kaiser-Frazer preview precedes the 8 pm Schuetze-Waffle Shop final, followed by trophy presentation by Henry Kundert.
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Waffle Shop
Schuetze
Dwyer
Kitchen
Anderegg
Independents
Zimmermann
Wagner’s
Kohl
Kaiser-Frazer
Davidson
Lieser
Schuetze’s
Schuetze-Waffle Shop
Henry Kundert
City Park Board
Favorites contest in AAU playoff run in Oklahoma City
The national AAU tournament narrowed to eight teams from 44 as quarterfinals produced upsets. Los Angeles Cliftons toppled Hanes Hosiery to face Oakland Bittners, Seattle Alpines beat Shreveport Graysons, Los Angeles Police ousted Lincoln Nut House, Alpines meet Denver Chevrolets, Police meet Phillips, Oilers defeated Lake City Brooklawns.
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Hanes Hosiery
Winston-Salem
N. C
Southerners
Los Angeles Cliftons
Cliftons
Oakland Bittners
Bittners
Hanes
Arlington
Tex
Motors
Los Angeles Club
Seattle Alpines
Shreveport
Graysons
Los Angeles Police
Lincoln
Neb
Nut House
Alpines
Denver Chevrolets
Oklahoma State
Phillips
Oilers
Lake City
Brooklawns
Seals Beat Browns as Browns Fail to Overtake West Coast
The St. Louis Browns, seeking a win against the San Francisco Seals of the Pacific Coast League, fell 7 to 5 in yesterday's opener and hope to rebound today.
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SEALS
Browns
San Francisco
St. Louis Browns
San Francisco Seals
Cinderella Squads Vie for NIAB Honors in Semifinals
Four Cinderella teams reach the NIAB semifinals in a chaotic bracket with Loyola of Chicago meeting Bradley and San Francisco facing Bowling Green. Upsets abound as Bradley toppled Western Kentucky, San Francisco beat Utah, and Bowling Green defeated St. Louis.
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New York
Loyola of Chicago
Kentucky
Bradley
Western Kentucky
San Francisco
Utah
Bowling Green
St. Louis
Loyola
Gene Melchiorre
Chuck Share
Jack Kerris
Rene Herrerias
Cubs sign four Illinois high school baseball players
Four outstanding Illinois high school baseball players have signed contracts with the Chicago Cubs for duty with the Janesville Wisconsin Cubs of the Wisconsin State league. They are pitchers George Hebding of Willow Springs Dean Hopkins of St Elmo and Langefield of Centralia and third baseman Wendell Davis of Galesburg.
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Chicago
Chicago Cubs
Janesville, Wis
Cubs
George Hebding
Willow Springs
Dean Hopkins
St. Elmo
Langefield
Centralia
Wendell Davis
Galesburg
Williamson's Aides Approved by Regents
Madison Wisconsin regents approved Ivy Williamson's five assistant coaches and salaries for his football staff. The hires include Milton Bruhn line coach, Robert Odell backfield coach, Paul Shaw end coach, Fred E March assistant coach, and George Lanphere assistant coach. Bruhn earns 6500 dollars yearly while the others receive 5500 dollars each.
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Madison
Ivy Williamson
University of Wisconsin
Milton Bruhn
Williamson
la Fayette College
Robert Odell
Temple University
Paul Shaw
la Fayette
Fred E. March
Bowling Green
George Lanphere
Wisconsin
Oklahoma A. and M. Qualifies For Western Tournament
Oklahoma A and M clinched a fifth district berth in the NCAA western playoffs by defeating Nebraska 52 to 35 under coach Henry Iba. The Aggies, ranked No. 2 nationally and first in defense, join Arkansas, Wyoming and Oregon State who had already earned western qualifications for the finals in Seattle next week.
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Kansas City
Oklahoma A
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Henry Iba
Aggies
Nebraska
Cornhuskers
Arkansas
Wyoming
Oregon State
Seattle
Sox to Test Ferris in Phillies Game Today
The Boston Red Sox plan Dave Boo Ferris to start today against the Philadelphia Phillies as manager Joe McCarthy seeks strong efforts from Ferris following solid showings by Mickey Harris and Tex Hughson.
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SOX
Ferris Sarasota
Boston Red Sox
Dave
Boo) Ferris
Philadelphia Phillies
Joe McCarthy
Ferris
Mickey Harris
Tex Hughson
Cards Take Break With No Game Or Practice
The St. Louis Cardinals rested on St. Patrick's Day with no game or practice. The vacation plan came from Bob Hannegan, ex postmaster general, who arranged the spring exhibition schedule before selling the club to Fred Saigh Jr.
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St. Petersburg
St. Louis Cardinals
Bob Hannegan
Fred Saigh Jr
Louis Knocked Out Ray In Fourth Round Exhibit
Joe Louis defeated Elmer Ray by technical knockout in the fourth round of a six round exhibition bout held last night.
Hunting Controls Aired at Hearing
Madison hearing on whether Wisconsin's conservation commission should manage the states big game. Supporters cite controlled hunting to protect local ranges while opponents seek to limit Commission authority. Aberg opposes enlarging the commission to nine members and will not seek another term.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Conservation Commission
Joint Conservation Committee
Ernest Swift
Conservation Department
Clarence Searles
The
Conservation Congress
Izaak Walton League
al Walters
Milwauee
F. Virl Peters
Save Wisconsin’s Deer Committee
Peters
William J. P. Aberg
Sen. Schlabach
R-La Crosse
Aberg
Schlabach
Wisconsin bill would add southern district representation
A proposal argues southwestern Wisconsin lacks representation in the body and claims the bill would grant it. The measure targets a new district that would provide a voice for the region and balance long-standing regional disparities.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Heath to Sign Again With Braves After Holdout
Bradenton spring camp welcomes outfielder Jeff Heath who agreed to terms by phone from Bow Washington and will take the first available flight. Reported he earned about 20000 last season while remaining terms undisclosed.
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Heath
Bradenton
Jeff Heath
Boston Braves
Bow
Wash
Pro-Amateur Matches Finish in 3-Way Tie
West Palm Beach reports a 36 hole pro amateur golf tournament ending in a three way tie for first. Henry Ransom of St. Andrews was individual medalist while Skipp Alexander A B Chance and a group including George Rassmussen Ed Furgol Joseph Scheerer and Dave Douglas tied for top money with 128.
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West Palm Beach
Henry Ransom
St. Andrews
Skipp Alexander
Southern Pines
N. C
A. B. Chance
Providence
R. I
George Rassmussen
Pa Beach
Ed Furgol
Detroit
Joseph Scheerer
Newark
Dave Douglas
Wilmington
Del
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