Vogel Ames Take Women's Pin Lead At Green Bay Meet
Two Monroe women lead in Class C doubles with a 966 as Dorothy Vogel and Lucille Ames top the charts. Beth Pope Beloit posts 583 in Class C singles while four new leaders emerge across B and D events at Green Bay and Fond du Lac, including Baraboo Bank and Jimmy's Billiards in top Class D team standings.
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Monroe
Green Bay
Fond du Lac
Dorothy Vogel
Lucille Armes
Beatrice Richards
Barbara
Fritz) Wyss
Associated Press
Dorothy Brandt
Manitowoc
Beatrice’ Richards
Barbara Wyss
Baraboo National Bank
Baraboo
Jimmy
Athletic Banquet Set Here Tomorrow
George Lanphear, assistant UW football coach, will be main speaker at Monroe High School’s all sports banquet in the high school band room tomorrow night. About 90 letter winners from football, basketball, track, golf and tennis will attend as announced by assistant principal T. R. Holyoke. The 6:15 event marks Lanphear’s second Monroe appearance in weeks after addressing the UW alumni founders day banquet at the Monroe hotel.
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George Lanpnear
University of Wisconsin
Monroe High School Athletic Association
Monroe
T. R. Holyoke
Lanphear
Monroe Hotel
KCPIN Leads Hold as Week Seven Scores Stand
Merrill and top teams held their positions as the seventh week of the Wisconsin Knights of Giamb bowling tournament concluded Sunday. Leaders in all divisions remained unchanged with KCPIN at the front and steady performances across the field.
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KCPIN
Merrill
Wisconsin Knights of Giambus
Wild Home Ovation For State Champion Saran Fate Team
Saran Fate erremie high school basketball team returns home with the state championship after a 59-36 win over Eau Claire. About 100 cars escorted the champions from the countryside to a jubilant city reception. The village and school plan a Minnesota tournament trip and a community banquet.
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Saran Fate Erremie
Madison
Harry Pomeroy
E.L. Benj: Min
Associaion’ of Commerce
Polk County Board of Supervisors
Nels Sorenson
St. Croix
Eau Claire
Association of Commerce
Minneapolis
Minnesota
State Deer Had Good Luck This Winter
Johnny Lynch of Gordon leads the conservation congress deer committee reporting light starvation losses as the breakup nears. The feeding program used public funds sparingly and the nation’s largest deer herd may endure into next hunting season. Kill totals around 169000 to 190000 suggest a possible good harvest if storms and weather cooperate. county meetings will show progress on deer management.
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Fortune
Johnny Lynch
Gordon
Conservation Congress Deer Committee
Otis Bersing
St Croix Falls leads all tourney picks at state meet
St Croix Falls earns two spots on the all tournament team as Paul Morrow and Loren Kamish anchor the Saints at the 35th annual WIAA meet. Rhinelander Jim Verage Beloit Kent Smith share forward duties with Kamish while Jim Berner Wauwatosa guards. Other selections include Eau Claire Charles Mencel Beloit Gene Knutson Kohler and Kohler Bob Badura Kohler guards and Wauwatosa Kent Finanger.
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Eeeke Falls
Paul Morrow
Loren Kamish
Saints
Jim Verage
Rhinelander
Kent Smith
Beloit
Jim Berner
Wauwatosa
Kamish
Morrow
Babe Zaharias Returns To Championship Form
Augusta Ga Babe Didrickson Zaharias declares she is back to winning and plans to go to Pebble Beach California with a new game. She credits practice in Florida this winter under Tommy Armour the Silver King of golf for her comeback.
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Augusta
Babe Didrickson Zaharias
Pebble Beach
Calif
Florida
Tommy Armour
CCNY Ed Warner stars as City College tops Bradley 69 to 61
CCNY defeated Bradley 69 61 for the title with Ed Warner leading scoring and earning MVP honors. Bradley's Gene Melciore placed in the tournament standings.
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CCNY
Bradley
Wer Upara
Associated Press
City College
Ed Warner
Gene Melciorre
Gehrmann and Wilt settle miler battle at Chicago
Don Gehrmann, a Wisconsin senior, won the Bankers' mile at the Chicago Relays in 4:09.5 to defeat Fred Wilt. A record indoor crowd of 17,683 watched the longer-standing duel that began at Wanamaker mile. Gehrmann used his late kick to pull away in the final 70 yards.
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Don Gehrmann
Wisconsin
Chicago
Gehrmann
Fred Wilt
Chicago Relays
Bankers
John Joe Barry
Ireland
Villanova
Wilt
Don
Alaskan Wildlife Film Planned Here
Conservation club members at Slonrce high school invite sportsmen and outdoor enthusiasts to an April 3 screening at the high school auditorium. Cecil B. Rhode, who spent 12 years in Alaska, will present color films of fishing and Alaskan wildlife, with Rhode providing commentary and stories from his three years of filming. A fight between two bull moose is highlighted as a high point.
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Slonrce High School Conservation Club
Cecil B. Rhode
Alaska
Rhode
Coach Galsbrenner Dies at 1-Year War Veteran Hospital
Milwaukee veteran coach at South Milwaukee high dies at Wood veterans hospital. Galsbrenner, a one year World War veteran, suffered a heart attack last July. Burial planned in New Prague Minnesota.
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Galsbrenner
Milwaukee
William
Speed
South
Monroe All Stars Suffer In Janesville Tournament Losses
The Monroe All Stars basketball team opened with a 95 56 win over Janesville UAW CIO with Bill Purcell and Bill Moon earning honors. They lost 75 45 to Beloit Cleaners in the semifinals and 61 53 to UAW CIO 12 in the consolation game. Moon was named best offensive player and made the all tournament second team. Purcell earned all tournament honors. The squad includes Gerald Purcell manager Bill Hogan Tom Stauttcher Jim Staffon Bill Purcell L L Kitchen Tod Kohl Paul Mueller Bill Moon Sharlie Dwyer Charlie Insold.
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Monroe
Janesville
Beloit
Uaw-Cio
Cleaners
Beloit Cleaners
K-F
Bill Purcell
Bill Moon
Moon
Purcell
Gerald Purcell
Bill Hogan
Tom Stauttcher
Jim Staffon
L. L. Kitchen
Tod Kohl
Paul ‘Mueller
Sharlie Dwyer
Charlie Insold
Burke Leads Jacksonville Open With Two 67 Rounds
Jack Burke Jr. shot 67 67 to lead the Jacksonville golf open in Jacksonville Florida with 207 after 54 holes on the 6508 yard Hyde Park course. He stands 27 years old and seeks top prize of 2000 amid a shaky start of 73. Al Krueger of Beloit trailed in a scramble for position.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Jack Burke Jr
Beloit
Locke Apologizes to PGA in Pros Open Row
Bobby Locke the British Open champion from South Africa apologizes to the PGA. He could earn at least 25200 before next January 1 as the PGA considers reinstatement by April 15.
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Locke
Norwich
Conn
Bobby Locke
South Africa
Professional Golfers Association of America
PGA
Olson wins Michigan state ski jumping title at Pine Mountain
Billy Olson of Eau Claire Wisconsin tied the state record with a 297 foot leap to win the class A Michigan ski jumping championship at Pine Mountain, after posting 279 and 297 foot jumps to secure the high final score.
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Iron Mountain
Mich
Billy Olson
Eau Claire
Wis
Pine Mountain
River Falls bowlers place in Wisconsin Legion tourney
River Falls bowlers rolled a 613 Sunday to take second place in the singles of the Wisconsin American Legion bowling tournament. H Herst and E Harris of Coleman took second in the doubles with 1132.
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Ounvs
J —Euarnes Stobies
River Falls
Wisconsin American Legion
H. Herst and
E. Harris
Colemen
Saint Croix Falls, Tiny Town, Big State Title Win
St Croix Falls crowned Wisconsin state high school basketball champions edging Eau Claire 59 35 in the 35th annual WIAA final. Center Paul Morrow starred with 79 points and 31 field goals as the Saints set records for team scoring in a three game event and a 24 point title margin.
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Chris Madison
Wisconsin
St. Croix Falls
Eau Claire
Saints
Paul Morrow
University of Wisconsin
Morrow
Johnny Kotz
Kotz
Rhinelander
Beloit
Neenah
Racine Horlick
Polk County
Don Snyder
Gordon Rutsch Tops Junior Boys Bowling
Gordon Rutsch led junior boys bowling with a 293, plus 144 and 149 in earlier games Saturday. Other top scores include Dan Eley 218, Dennis Hunt 241, Roger Goecks 201, and Jerry Stautacher 190 as lanes hosted team totals for Fast Freights Hilltop Hunt's Produce and more.
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Cavy
Verson Rutsch
Five Musketeers
Hurlbut
Dan Eley
Terry Ellis
J. Deninger
Steve West
Denny Hall
Nate Hare
Rutsch
Bot Ambrose
Hilltop
Steffax
Mueller
Robertson
Potts
Martin's Trickle
Dittmar
Martin
Goecks
Hunt
John Buehler
Dennis Hunt
Bob Trickle
Gerald Jacobs
Jerry Stautacher
Hotshots
Roger Goecks
Butch Myers
Jerry Lindsay
Bradley Faces Kansas in NCAA Playoff Bid Showdown
Bradley travels to Kansas to clash with a KU squad led by rising sophomores. The outcome will determine Bradley's fifth district berth in the western NCAA basketball playoffs.
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Bradley
Kansas
Kansas City
Bradley Braves
University of Kansas
Area League Meeting Set for Beloit Tonight
The Southern Wisconsin softball league for 1950 will hold a 7 30 p m meeting at the recreation office in Burdge school Beloit. Last year Monroe Legions joined with Footville Beloit Muni Electrics Janesville Scotties and Beloit Walts. League officers include Ed Carroll Janesville president Paul Bell Brodhead vice president H L Jacobson Beloit secretary treasurer with directors Zarda Esch Kennedy and Fell. The league plans Friday night games and Jacobson says it will be the fastest softball in the region.
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Burdge School
Beloit
Monroe Legions
Footville
Beloit Muni ‘Electrics
Janesville Scottie S
Beloit Walt’s
H. L. Jacobson
Janesville
Ed_ Carroll
Paul Bell
Man Brodhead
H.” L. Jacobson
Frank "Zarda
Sam Esch
Ft. Atkinson
Bob Kennedy
Clarence Fell
Jacobson
Indiana State Captures NAIB Tournament Title
Indiana State won the National Intercollegiate Basketball Tournament final 61 to 57, defeating East Central Oklahoma and Oklahoma State in the 12th annual event.
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Indiana State
Kansas City
Indianans
East Central
Oklahoma State
South Wrestlers Win Seventh Annual WIAA Tournament
South won the seventh annual WIAA wrestling tournament Saturday by taking six of ten individual titles.
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Sgussuns Waukee South
WIAA
Market Report From Chicago and New York Trading
Livestock futures show slower hog trade with declines in heavier weights and steady to lower cattle and calf prices. Produce and poultry receipts mixed with firm to higher bakery and egg values. stock market edged higher on scattered strength while several industrials led gains.
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Trestven
Chicago
USDA
F.ob
f.O.b
Wall Scrext
New York
Stanfard Oil
International Telephone and Telegraph
du Pont
Montgomery Ward
Boeing
Admiral Corp
Philco
Zenith
Bethlehem Steel
General Motors
Allied Chemical
Philip Morris
Chesapeake and Ohio
U.S. Gypsum
Missouri Pacific
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Old Abes
Gordon Rutsch
Oliver Minn
Moline
Battling Saints
Mighty Eau Claire
Fred Horseman
Larry Lundgren
John Edling
Dick L’alher
Area League
Harry Schrader
Dakota
Illinois
U.S
Goetz
Mickey Rooney
Michael O'Shea
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Chase
van Johnson
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