Waffle Shop Clinches City League Title
Waffle Shop defeated Schuetze's 30 to 14 to claim the city league title. The champions used a revised shooting strategy and kept the ball out of the free throw area to draw opponents out of position. Tom Uffacher led with 10 points. Larry Kitchen and Ed Goecks added six each. Schuetze's top scorers were Chuck Dwyer and Alfred Leiser with six apiece.
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Waffle Shop
Schuetze
Schuetze’s
Tom Uffacher
Larry Kitchen
Ed Goecks
Chuck Dwyer
Alfred Leiser
Henry Kundert
Park Board
Aul Neubauer
Willard Schuetze
Kaiser-Frazer Sales
Wagner
William Moon
Waffle Shop FG FT PF Stauffacher
Sansa Sas So Vkatrondh
Sr Ceg Bot Ewce
Cnet Aciahie
Schustze’s
Marquette Sets Eight Cross Country Meets For Fall
Marquette university schedules an eight meet cross country season facing Wisconsin Minnesota Lawrence Loyola and Iowa in dual meets. The team will compete in the Loyola invitational in Chicago the central collegiates in Ypsilanti Michigan and the national collegiates in East Lansing.
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Milwaukee
Marquette University
Hilltoppers
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Lawrence
Loyola
Iowa
Chicago
Ypsilanti
Mich
East Lansing
Sunday Visitors From Monticello and Rockford Gather Here
New Glarus hosts Mrs. Millard Tschud and Mr. Emil Voegeli with Monticello origins. Willis Zwickey of Rockton visits relatives. Miss Janette Hefty from Rockford visits her mother Mrs. Edna Hefty over the weekend. Christ Stauffer and Albert Knoebel, both of Monticello, also visit.
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Monticello
Fred J. Marty
Willis Zwickey
Rockton
Janette Hefty
Rockford
Edna Hefty
Christ Stauffer
Albert Knoebel
Brodhead News Briefs From Local Spots
Mr and Mrs Fred Wise returned last week from a southern trip. Dean Hawkins is recovering from pneumonia and cared for by daughter Charlotte Thompson. Gerald Reigle is a patient at the Veterans hospital Wood Wisconsin. The Brodhead basketball team and its coach visited the American Legion gathering after the Beloit Gold versus Loras Dubuque game.
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Fred Wise
Dean Hawkins
Charlotte Thompson
Gerald Reigle
Veterans Hospital
Wood
Wis
Brodhead
American Legion
Beloit Gold
Loras
Dubuque
Cut in Deer Herds Seen as Solution
University of Minnesota expert says drastic reduction in deer numbers for a few years is the only solution to Wisconsin winter range problems. Larry Whiffen’s group toured Dry Well lake Drummond Wilderness and Brule yards to study winter feeding.
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University of Minnesota
Larry Whiffen
Wisconsin Conservation Congress
W. Marshall
Department of Wildlife Management
Minnesota
Marshall
Whiffen
Dry Well Lake
Drummond
Douglas County
Bayfield County
Wisconsin
Juda Church Team Downs Brodhead In First Meeting
The Juda Evangelical United Brethren church basketball team defeated Brodhead EUB 41 to 21 at the Brodhead high school gym. Kent Austin led Brodhead with 10 points while Eddie Jordan and Jim Keen each scored 8 for Juda. A volleyball rematch is set for March 22 in Juda High School gym.
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Juda Evangelical United Brethren Church
Brodhead Eub Church
Juda High School
Kent Austin
Brodhead
Eddie Jordan
Jim Keen
Juda
Marquette Indoor Track Leaders Highlight Wisconsin Sophomores
Milwaukee based Marquette University indoor track lists five leading scorers including Jerry Pfarr from Kenosha high jump Gene Whelan from Oconomowoc and Tony Glazer from Sheboygan along with another Wisconsin sophomore. Pfarr and Whelan are noted as top contributors.
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Wisconsin
Marquette University
Jerry Pfarr
Kenosha
Gene Whelan
Oconomowoc
Tony Glazer
Sheboygan
Eight-Team State Tourney Opens This Saturday
The annual state recreational department basketball tournament begins Saturday for two days. Teams entered include Milwaukee Madison Neenah Racine Beloit Rhinelander Two Rivers and La Crosse, representing eight cities.
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Milwaukee
Madison
Neenah
Racine
Beloit
Rhinelander
la Crosse
Connie Mack Seeks Another Pennant in 49th Season
West Palm Beach reports Connie Mack eyes one more pennant with the Philadelphia Athletics. The Irish manager, starting his 49th season, notes the club is solid defensively with fine pitching but weak hitting. Earl Mack may handle field duties while Connie stays on the bench.
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Connie Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
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A’s
Cleveland
New York
Boston
Eddie Joost
Darkhorse
Mackmen
Earl
Valley Loop Tables Bid From Eau Claire High School
The Wisconsin Valley conference tabled a request from Eau Claire High School for admission to the circuit at its annual meeting. The Old Abes are perennial contenders in the WIAA basketball tournament and boast strong teams.
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Stevens Point
Wisconsin Valley Conference
Eau Claire High School
Abes
White Sox defeat Giants after beating Indians in score spree
Heartened by a 15 to 4 St Patrick's Day win over world champion Cleveland the Chicago White Sox stopped in Phoenix to meet the New York Giants Manager Jack Onslow hoped to run off nine innings with two Sox pitchers Bill Wight and Bob Kuzava The Sox yesterday combed four Indian pitchers for 16 hits and 13 bases on balls to score their smothering triumph.
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Cleveland
Chicago White Sox
New York Giants
Jack Onslow
Sox
Bill Wight
Bob Kuzava
Last College Team Eliminated in AAU Oklahoma City
The 42nd annual National AAU tournament saw eight college teams vie for spots. Oklahoma City University fell 43-40 to the Peoria Caterpillars. Semifinals feature Phillips Oilers vs Seattle Alpines and Oakland Cliftons vs Peoria, with Phillips aiming for a 49th win and a 9:30 p.m. showdown.
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Phillips Oilers
Oakland Bitners
Oklahoma City University
Peoria Caterpillars
Seattle Alpines
Denver Chevrolets
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Phillips
Bittners
Nets
Los Angeles
Oakland
Cliftons
Peoria
Seattle
Oklahoma City U.S
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Red Sox Top Phils 4 1 As Manager Praises Phillies
Tampa March report notes Boston Manager Joe McCarthy says he likes several Phillies players. Boston beat Philadelphia 4-1 as he praises Gran Hamner Eddie Waitkus Richie Ashburn and Robin Roberts calling him a top flight pitcher.
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Joe McCarthy
Boston Red Sox
Philadelphia Phillies
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Gran Hamner
Eddie Waitkus
Richie Ashburn
Robin Roberts
Tigers Take Holiday After Marathon 17-Inning Tie
The Detroit Tigers rested after a 2-2 spring exhibition tie with the New York Yankees in St. Petersburg. Manager Red Rolfe and all players needed the break following yesterday's extended game.
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Lakeland
Detroit Tigers
Red Rolfe
New York Yankees
St. Petersburg
Loyola and Frisco Meet in MIBA Final
Loyola and Francisco reach the national invitation basketball final at Madison Square Garden after two semifinal wins. Jack Kerris of Loyola scored 14 in the second half to finish with 24 points while Don Lofgran of San Francisco tallied 24 on ten field goals and four free throws. Kerris and Lofgran vie for MVP as the Dons and the Ramblers prepare for the title game.
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Loyola
Jack Kerris
Francisco
Don Lofgran
Loyolas
Pacific Coast
Madison Square Garden
Bradley University
San Francisco
Beanstalks
Bowling Green
Kerris
Bradley
Lofgran
Oakland
Calif
Giants start camp with six pitchers released
The New York Giants released six pitchers Bill Miller Ken Van Gelder Fred Volk Andy Tomasic Roger Bowman and Ted Heitschmidt. They were sent to the minor league camp in Sanford Florida to be distributed between the Jersey City and Minneapolis triple A farms.
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Phoenix
New York Giants
Bill Miller
Ken van Gelder
Fred Volk
Andy Tomasic
Roger Bowman
Ted Heitschmidt
Giants
Sanford
Fla
Triple A
Jersey City
Minneapolis
Rapids Signs Three New White Sox Rookies
Wisconsin Rapids White Sox sign three rookies to State baseball league contracts. Bruce Pence a third baseman from Ha ti Missouri George Pipito an infielder from Camden New Jersey Catcher of Mumford from Hinsdale Illinois are among the new signees.
Five Champions Seek NCAA Boxing Honors in April
East Lansing April 7 to 9 will host the 12th annual NCAA boxing championships at Michigan State College. About 75 contestants compete across eight to ten per weight class for national collegiate titles. Defending champs from Wisconsin join top teams San Jose State Syracuse LSU and Michigan State in the field with noted champions Ernie Charboneau Steve Gremban Chuck Davey Don Dickinson and Herb Carlson among those returning to seek titles.
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East Lansing
Wisconsin
Michigan State College
San Jose State
Syracuse
Louisiana State
Michigan State
Whitfield Seeks Indoor Meet Sweep at KC
Ohio State star Mal Whitfield aims for a double win at the ninth Knights of Columbus indoor meet in Kansas City. He runs 600 yards to challenge last year’s local champion George Guida and teams with OSU in the mile relay against Purdue Notre Dame Illinois and Indiana.
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Ohio State
Mal Whitfield
Knights of Columbus
George Guida
Villanova
Whitfield
Purdue
Notre Dame
Illinois
Indiana
Syracuse
Penn State
Michigan
Lafayette Officials Obtain Breeder Stakes
Officials of the Lafayette county fair in Milwaukee in January purchased the Wisconsin Horse Breeders stakes for two and three year old colts trotters and pacers. Races are set for August 12 through 14 with 89 colts paid up for eligibility as of February 15. A motorized starting gate, used on grand circuit tracks, will begin the races.
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Darlington
Milwaukee
Northern State league to meet in Green Bay on Sunday
The executive board of the Northern State base ball league will hold a Sunday meeting in Green Bay to discuss plans for the 1949 season.
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Marinette
Northern State Baseball League
Green Bay
Three Roll Honor Scores in Leagues
Three keglers reached honor status in league bowling last night led by M Wuetrich of West Clarno with 610 in the State Line league W Eaton of Coplien Trucking had 607 in the Industrial league Orson Robertson Uncle Eds 603 Ernest Spring Badger Petroleum 594 and George L Redman Schuetze’s 591 also posted strong scores in the balloting. In the women’s Pleasure League Viola Kundert topped with 453. Other league tallies from Magee’s Beauty Palmer’s Tavern Winslow Rurals Beauty Lane Shop Cities Service Trojans Pleasure Bend and more cross teams and venues across Industrial City and State Line divisions.
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M. Wuetrich
West Clarno
W. Eaton
Coplien Trucking
Orson Robertson
Uncle Ed
Ernest Spring
Badger Petroleum
George L. Redman
Schuetze’s
Cities Service
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Argyle
Curly Texaco
Coplien’s
Curtiss Candy
Schlitz Beer
Pleasure Bend
Leader Store
Rees Construction
Hilltop Inn
State Line League
Swiss Tavern
Stauffacher Construction
Wagner’s Coffee
Woodford
Corner Tavern
Bender’s League
Blackwell Struggles to Regain Weight At Camp
Reds officials express concern over Ewell Blackwell as he recovers from kidney operation. Blackwell arrived at camp two weeks ago at 170 pounds, 20 pounds underweight, and has gained only five pounds since.
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Blackwell
Tampa
Cincinnati Reds
Ewell Blackwell
Blackie
Camp
Wall Places 11th in Augusta Titleholders Round
Mary Agnes Wall of Menominee Michigan carded 39 39 78 to finish 11th in the opening round of the titleholders golf event at Augusta. Babe Zaharias of Denver and Dot Kielty of Long Beach led the field with two under par 73 scores.
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Mary Wall
Mary Agnes Wall
Menominee
Mich
Babe Zaharias
Denver
Dot Kielty
Long Beach
Calif
15 000 New Houses Still Await Buyers
AP survey shows more than 15 000 new houses in 46 cities unsold with most above 9500 dollars. Midwest dominates unsold stock while other regions hold fewer. Experts cite winter slump and market factors as reasons.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Midwest
Wanted: Work For Small Pay With Purchase Bargain
Classified want ad seeks labor at low wages tied to purchase. Caller highlights heavy workload for minimal compensation. Interest from job seekers likely rises with trade offer.
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