Committee Finds Weak Deer Herds and Calls for Action
A deer committee reports 1600 to 2000 deer wintering in the yard with all dead and weak animals malnourished. They state no food trace and bark consumption as evidence. It notes $2500 state feed in January February and estimates $10000 needed for proper relief. Local orchards suffer ruinous damage, including Carl Erickson’s 300 year old trees. The panel tours southern Ashland Iron counties and plans a Mercer meeting tonight.
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Whiffen
Forest Rangers
Flagg
Douglas
Bayfield
Fred Fromholz
Ashland
Deer Committee
Fromholz
Bayfield County
Carl Erickson
Herbster
Dausen-Hauser
Iron Counties
Mercer
Five-Man ABC Bowling Teams Clash Tonight
Five-man teams from Cincinnati Fort Wayne and Elmhurst compete in an American Bowling Congress event in Atlantic City. Notables include Larry Shotwell holder of the all time ABC three game high 774 and Edward Kraft with William Doehrman from Worthman Homes Fort Wayne in their 39th ABC tournament. Harry Steers partner Louis Reco hold the 1902 doubles title as they aim for top spots.
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Atlantic Ciy
Cincinnati
Fort Wayne
Ind
Elmhurst
American Bowling Congress
Cincinnati Burger Beer
Larry Shotwell
ABC
Cleveland
Worthman
Edward Kraft
William Doehrman
Doehrman
Harry Steers
Louis Reco
Women Stars Tie In Atlanta Golf Tourney
In the Augusta Country Club women’s title event Dot Kirby of Atlanta and Peggy Kirk of Findlay Ohio led with 151 after third rounds as winds swept the course. Twin sisters Kirby and Kirk posted 36 40 for 76 first day and 75 today, one stroke ahead of Dot Kirty of Long Beach Calif and Louise Suggs of Georgia. The fifth place bracket lists Babe Didrikson Zaharias and Patty Berg among top pros.
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Augusta
Augusta Country Club
Dot Kirby
Atlanta
Peggy Kirk
Findlay
Ohio
Kirk
Kirby
Dot Kirlty
Long Beach
Calif
Georgia
Louise Suggs
Babea
Patty Berg
Harrison Middlecoff Lead Jacksonville Open With 66s
Veteran E. J. Harrison from Albuquerque and Gary Middlecoff from Milwaukee shot 66s to lead the Jacksonville Open’s second round at Brentwood Municipal, six under par after the first 18 holes. Dale Andreason and amateur Skee Riegel trailed one stroke behind.
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Jacksonville
E. J
Dutch
Oklahoma A and M Aggies Meet Oregon State in Western Final
Oklahoma A and M Aggies, twice NCAA champions, survived a 40-39 thriller against Wyoming to reach the Western final. Oregon State Beavers, Pacific Coast champion, defeated Arkansas 56-38 to earn their title shot tonight in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Oklahoma A and M Aggies
Oregon State Beavers
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Henry Hawk
IBA
Aggies
University of Wyoming
Oregon State
Arkansas Razorbacks
Top Track Stars Set for Chicago Relays Showdown
Chicago hosts 17 000 fans for the 13th Chicago Relays with elite fields in the 50 year sprint series 600 yard run and yard hurdles. Ohio State defends both one and two mile relays as Don Gehrmann of Wisconsin aims for the Banker's Mile while facing Tex Thompson Carl Joyce and Ray Prophaska.
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Chicago
Chicago Stadium
Jerry Thompson
Carl Joyce
Seton Hall
Ray Prophaska
Oklahoma A
Gil Dodd
Bill Mathis
Illinois
Billy Dwyer
Lloyd la Beach
Dick Houden
Villanova
George Guida
Herb McKenley
Army
John Hammack
Frank Fox
Dave Bolen
Harrison Dillard
Jim Gehrdes
Penn State
Baldwin-Wallace
New York Knights of Columbus
Michigan State
Dianetti
State
Bob Richards
White Sox Affiliate Ties Charleston Club in South Atlantic Loop
The Chicago White Sox announce a affiliation with Charleston South Carolina of the South Atlantic league class A, reaching ten Sox farm clubs. Charleston will have a limited working agreement with Memphis of the Southern Association, owned by the White Sox. The South Atlantic league club last year teamed with Atlanta of the Southern Association.
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Chicago
Chicago White Sox
Charleston
S.C
Memphis
Sox
Atlanta
Monroe Hi Y Defeats Browntown 70 to 64 in Lincoln Gym
The Monroe senior Hi Y basketball team beat Browntown 70 64 at Lincoln gym. Browntown played without substitutions. top scorers were Clarence Soddy 29 and T Binger 26.
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Monroe
Hi-Y
Browntown
Lincoln
Clarence Soddy
T. Binger
Browns Pitching Upgrade Hopes For Strong 49ers Hurling Crew
Zack Taylor, manager of the St Louis Browns, outlines a rebuilding plan for the 49 American league race. He notes the loss of Fred Sanford to the Yankees for 100000 and three players, and bets on Dick Starr Red Embree and new recruits from San Antonio including Ken Woods Bill Sommers Jack Graham and Bob Malloy plus catcher Sherman Lollar to boost pitching power and hitting.
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Burbank
Zack Taylor
St. Louis Browns
Browns
Fred Sanford
New York Yankees
Dick Starr
Red Embree
San Antonio
Ken Woods
Chicago Cubs
Bill Sommers
San Antiono
Jack Graham
Brownies
Spears
Bob Malloy
Indianapolis
Sherman Lollar
Yankees
Yanks
Oilers and Bittners Set for AAU Final Showdown
Oklahoma City's Phillips Oilers earn a shot at a national title by reaching the 42nd AAU final with a 77 45 semifinal win over Seattle. California’s Bittners rally past Peoria Caterpillars to edge into the championship against Bartlesville’s Oilers in a 9 30 p m tip off.
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Oklahoma City
Phillips Oilers
Oakland
Calif
Bittners
Oilers
Bartlesville
Peoria
Ill
Seattle
Alpine Dairy
Oklahoma_ City
George Kok
Beloit Golds Sweep De Paul In Indoor Track Opener
Beloit opened the 1949 dual track season by beating De Paul 70 1/3 to 33 2/3 in Beloit’s new fieldhouse. The Golds won all but two firsts and Jerry Donley, a sophomore, broke the school pole vault record twice with 12 feet 7 inches and 12 feet 11 1/2 inches.
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Beloit
Stengel Calls Red Sox Best Team He’s Seen Yet
Casey Stengel, manager of the New York Yankees, praised the visiting Red Sox after yesterday’s 5-0 game loss, calling Boston the best team he has seen so far. The Yankees blanked Boston at the ballpark yesterday.
Women Bowlers Hit Good Scores In Monroe Night
Monroe's women bowlers posted solid scores led by Kathryn Yost with 494 as VFW Auxiliary No. four captain. Other notable scores include Erman Buehler 480, Esther Kubly 476, Clara Dittman 471, Jen Block 457, Lois Pickett 446, Valeria Durgen 443 in various leagues.
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Lois H. Pickett
VFW
Valeria Durgen
Hanson
Huber Brewing
Gerald Swiggum
Borden’s
Virgil
Wisconsin Boxers Rally to Defeat Washington State
The Wisconsin Badgers boxing squad defeated Washington State 542 to 2144 before 14 000 fans. Wisconsin swept the last four bouts after trailing 214 to 114. Nip Long’s win for Washington State marked Don Dickinson’s first two straight defeats in four years. Dick Curran and Jerry McHugh fought to a draw. Wisconsin gained four wins and one draw on the night with multiple weight-class decisions.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Washington State
Badgers
Don Dickinson
Chuck Davy
Michigan State
Jack Melson
Steve Gremban
Dick Curran
Jerry McHugh
Jim Speenan
Wis
Larry McLaughlin
Washington
Dwaine Dickinson
Milt Wilson
Wash
Glen Nording
Lou Wellman
John Lendenski
Jim Akin
Bob Ranck
Marv Cross
Oma's Ambitions Rise After Madison Square Garden Win
New York reports Lee Oma the 33 year old heavyweight and former Milwaukee battler won a unanimous decision over Omelio Ar amoronte at Madison Square Garden. Oma was floored in the first round but recovered to stretch his comeback streak to six wins as he eyed a title shot potentially against Joe Maxim or Ezzard Charles.
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New York
Lee Oma
Milwaukee
Omelio Agramonte
Madison Square Garden
Oma
Joe Maxim
Maxim
Ezzard Charles
Juda By Mrs. F. N. Miller
Sunday visits and callers described at the homes of William Albright and Gertrude Newman with guests from Brodhead White Water Clarno and Esther Larson from an area community.
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Juda
F. N. Miller
Guy Earlywine
Brodhead
William Albright
Howard Newcomer
Willis
Esther Larson
Stella Hannan
Whitewater
Gertrude Newman
Minnie Amman
Ella
Selma Grenzow
Clarno
Indians Delay Deal in Winter Talks with White Sox
In San Diego and Tucson, Cleveland president Bill Veeck and White Sox GM Frank Lane discussed a trade for an infielder. Cleveland still owes Chicago one player to complete the winter deal that sent catcher Mike Tresh to the champions.
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Indians
San Diego
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland Indians
Frank Lane
Tribe
Bill Veeck
Tucson
Cleveland
Sox
Mike Tresh
Want ads reveal heavy workload for low pay
A brief note highlights the abundance of chores and tasks arising from a Want ad purchase, juxtaposed with minimal earnings. The item implies buyers face significant labor for modest financial return.
Sportsmen Honor 35 With Fishing Awards
The Sportsmans Club of America awarded medals of honor to 37 men and women at the organization s 22nd annual banquet in the newly established fish erman s hall of fame. Recipients include Dr. Preston L. Bradley Chicago Edgar A. Guest Detroit Jack Van Coevering Detroit Dick Miller San Diego Helen Shaw Sheboygan Edward Dodd Atlanta Ivor Henning South Bend Ernest D. Cal vert Rainey River Ontario.
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Chicago
Sportsmans Club of America
Fisherman’s Hall of Fame
Preston L. Bradley
Izaak Walton
Detroit Free Press
Dick Miller
San Diego
Helen Shaw
Sheboygan
Wis
Edward Dodd
Atlanta
Ivor Henning
South Bend
Ernest D. Calvert
Rainey River
Ontario
Morcom's Vault Wins Cleveland KC Event
Former para trooper A Richmond Morcom formerly of New Hampshire and now with Boston A A won the Knights of Columbus indoor meet with a 14 feet 9 inch pole vault a new meet and season best. He announced tonight this Chicago Daily News track meet would be his last. He failed three attempts to clear 15 feet.
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Cleveland
Richmond Morcom
Chicago Daily News
Windy City
New Hampshire
Boston A.A
Chicago
Morcom
Women's Team To Meet Men in Albany Bowling Match
The Crystal Tower women's major league team will bowl a picked men's group in Albany on Tuesday evening. The women are Ms Kathryn Yost Leona Gruenewald and Mesdames Paul A Ruf Allie Wuetrich and P A Ruf.
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Albany
Crystal Tower
Tower
Kathryn Yost
Leona Gruenewald
Mmes
Paul A. Ruf
Allie Wuetrich
P. A. Ruf
Weik Gains Control for Senators in Exhibition Starts
Orlando notes Dick Weik, the 21 year old pitcher, shows improved control in six innings of exhibition work this season, walking only two batters. Manager Joe Kuhel beams as Weik, once wild last year, sharpens his fastball and gains command.
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Weik
Orlando
Dick Weik
Joe Kuhel
Washington Senators
Giants Preview: Bullpen Busy After Exhibition Slugfest
The New York Giants pitchers have allowed 67 runs over seven exhibition games, an average of 9.57 per game, with their worst defeat a 22 to 13 setback to the Chicago White Sox.
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San Diego
New York Giants
Chicago White Sox
Selbo Leaves Oshkosh for Dallas Spring Camp
Oshkosh All-Stars guard Glenn Selbo will exit the team after the upcoming game at Tri Cities. He will report to the Dallas baseball club for spring training after his NBL stint.
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Selbo
Oshkosh
Glenn Selbo
National Basketball League
Oshkosh All-Stars
Tri- Cities
University of Wisconsin
Dallas
Cub Scout Minstrel Group Delivers Entertaining Foray
Nine Monroe Cub Scouts in den 2 under Mr and Mrs Harry Bellahan stage a homegrown minstrel show. Ronald Elmer leads as den chief with a paleface interlocutor. Despite inexperience they charm audiences at Universalist Aid Society and at other meetings with lively numbers like Darktown Strutters Ball and Swanee River.
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Monroe
Harry J. Bellahan
Cub Scout
Den 2
Bellahans
Ronald Elmer
Universalist Aid Society
Darktown
Rastus
Sambo
Butterball
Peanuts Peter
Swanee River
Larry Loveland
Gordon Stauffacher
Michael Bellahan
Billy Lanz
Lester
Peanuts
Peter
Owen
Monticello Residents Share Weekend Visits and Socials
A crowded notes page lists numerous Madison Milton Junction Monroe and Janesville visits. Families Reber Babler Ehrlich Hager Erickson Roethlisberger and others attend dinners birthdays and weekends with relatives in Monroe Madison New Glarus Beloit Argyle and surrounding areas. S/Sgt Robert J. Erickson returns home on leave to visit family.
Local Guests and Family Gatherings Highlight Weekend
Mrs W F McGuigan hosted Blanchardville visitors while Miss Lois Gunderson from Maiden Rock spent a Sunday with the John D Ula family. Lyle Atkinson and Vicki Lynn hosted overnight guests from Adams. pink and blue shower honored Vicki Lynn, adopted daughter of the Atkins. The Branleys Beverly Shuktes Virgil Alfred from Madison and Roy Alfred with son Ridgeway visited Clarence Alfred. Olesons hosted Ming Olson and Lyman Olson Ardell Beloit. William Buck and others attended numerous local visits.
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Ingham
Helmer Olson
Mark Flint
Argyle
Olson
Wilson
Mich
Horace van Matre
Darlington
Victor Winger
Stanley
Ida Steiner
B. J. Erickson
M. A. Erickson
Andrew
Cleveland
Don Mings
Alvin Wecker
Duane
Ardell Olson
Beloit
Robert Thompson
Bruce
Madison
Merlin Jeremiason
Baby
Klevensville
G. L. Hagar
Gary
Gays Mills
Roland McGuigan
Evanston
Sanford
Milton Disrud
Malcolm Disrud
Charmain Gant
H. A. Disrud
Lois
Donnafaye Phillips
Alvin Blanchard Jr
Chicago
L. H. DeMaide
Fred Rice
Theodore Halverson
Elmer Conley
Horeb
E. Rogers
Rose Cavanaugh
Ned Gould
Sullivan
W. E. Gould
Robert J. Erickson
Albert Erickson
Lois Gunderson
Maiden Rock
John D. Ula
Lyle Atkinson
Vicki Lynn
Adams
W. H. Weaver
Weaver
E. J. Barber
Lyle
Clarnece Alfred
Ole N. Oleson
Don Ming
Dwayne Olson
Lyman Olson
Ardell
William Buck
Union plans roadcheck for truck drivers nationwide
A Teamsters spokesman said a nationwide over the road campaign will start April 1 to check union membership of all truck drivers. No road blocks were planned.
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Seattle
Teamsters Union
Joneses Start Pony Farm Venture in Rock County
Harry F. Jones of Janesville and his son Tom, former Green County farm owners, operate 20 Shetland and hackney ponies and four horses at their Rock County stable. They began last year with Gallant American and Warlaine, black Shetland stallion and his mate, and plan nine entries in the National Stud show at Waterloo, Iowa, starting April 7.
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Harry F. Jones
Janesville
Green County
Tom
Juta
Rock County
Gallant American
Warlaine
Jones
Waterloo
UW Housing Demand Seen Extending to 1953
Wisconsin officials project housing demand for students and faculty will persist into 1953. The functions and policy committee estimates total enrollment will fall from the 1946 peak of 18,683 by fewer than 3,800 students, while Otto Mueller calls current housing conditions far from adequate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Wisconsin
University
Otto Mueller
University Housing Bureau
Wiley Proposals to Amend Displaced Persons Law
Senator Wiley proposed senate amendments to the displaced persons law. The plan reserves 10 percent of a 400000 limit for those outside U S occupancy zones to, raises orphans eligibility age from 16 to 21, and adds parents and dependent children including stepchildren and adopted children of dependents as eligible.
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Washington
Sen
Wiley
R-Wis
Senate
U. S
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