Stoneman to Attend Monroe All-Sports Banquet
George Lanphear UW assistant football coach will speak at Monroe high school all-sports banquet starting 6 15 PM in the high school band room. Former coach and athletic director Nick Stoneman will be an honored guest as 58 top athletes and five coaches attend. major and minor letter awards for basketball players are announced along with managers and speakers from the coaching staff.
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Dick Jane
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Bob Marty
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Bob Carter
Wilbur Beach
Paul Brandli
Dick McArdle
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Fred Schild
Pat Kubly
Charles Robertson
Paul Ruf
Jim Forbes
David Forbes
Lee Mitchell
Fred Simpson
Gay Steendrud
Don McGibbon
Arch Edwards
Jim Staffon
Bob Brawand
Rose Aesch
Big Eight Plans Sportsmanship Study by Conference Leaders
The Big Eight Conference will study fan and contestant sportsmanship. A committee of three principals and two coaches was named at the annual meeting to recommend actions. Members include Kenneth Bick of Janesville, Leonard Waehler of Madison Central, Werner Smith of Racine Horlick, and coaches Willis Jones of Madison West, John Prasch of Racine Park.
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Kenneth Bick
Janesville
Leonard Waehler
Madison Central
Werner Smith
Racine Horlick
Willis Jones
Madison West
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Racine Park
Madison
Conservation council to meet in Wausau this weekend
The Wisconsin conservation congress executive council will gather in Wausau for a two day spring meeting to review questionnaires sent to 71 county meetings in May. Local sportsmen will set positions on proposed fish and game regulations. Gil Dodds heads to Asia on Youth for Christ tour from Chicago. He will give half mile exhibitions and maintains a 1 56 half mile daily.
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Richard Hemp
Mosinee
Stanley Likes Beloit Big Ten Talk Drives Rumors
Beloit College coach Doph Stanley, whose Beloit teams won five straight Midwest Conference titles, expressed interest in a Big Ten job on Monday amid rumors linking him to Purdue Michigan State Northwestern or Michigan. Americans held about $171 billion in life insurance at end of 1946.
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Beloit Beloit
Doph Stanley
Beloit
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Michigan State
Northwestern
Michigan
State Streams Cleaned Up Near Cross Plains in 10-Year Plan
Dion Hengerson reports Wisconsin's proposed ten year stream reclamation project on Black Creek near Cross Plains. So far work covers under five miles of stream with revetments fences and willow and sod fills. Beavers briefly impeded progress but efforts continue to restore banks improve flood control and maintain gains with Middleton conservation club aiding the effort.
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Wisconsin
Black Creek
Cross Plains
Middleton Conservation Club
Gehrmann among contenders in Purdue relays 1000 yard run
Don Gehrmann of Wisconsin emerges as a record-breaking prospect in Purdue universitys eighth annual relays next Saturday. The event features a special 1000 yard run with top competitors from Wisconsin and Purdue.
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LaFayette
Ind
Don Gehrmann
Wisconsin
Purdue University
Chicago White Sox poised for ascent in 1950 AL race
Manager Onslow optimistic about a stronger Chicago White Sox finish. He notes the team can beat several rivals and move up from sixth place, with a goal to pass Philadelphia and Cleveland. The club, described as hustling, could offer more surprises if two more wins are found.
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Cleveland
West Invitational Draws 45 Schools For UW Meet
Madison official Gonenchilis Jones director of the West Invitational indoor track relays announced an entry list of 45 schools for the April 8 meet at the University of Wisconsin fieldhouse. He said about 20 class B and 25 class A entries are expected with a March 25 deadline.
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Ary
Gonenchilis Jones
Madison
University of Wisconsin
Jones
Frida
All American unit to face Harlem Globetrotters next month
Don Rehfeldt of Wisconsin is among the first collegians picked for the All American squad set to meet the Harlem Globetrotters in an 18 game series next month. Knitting, fishing, sheep herding and farming are listed as Shetland island industries.
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Chicago
Don Rehfeldt
Wisconsin
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Shetland Islands
Comeback by Louis Definitely in Cards
Odessa Texas report says Louis retired heavyweight champion hints at a comeback. He appeared in an exhibition and travels a national tour with two more stops before deciding at Waco and El Paso whether to return to the title fight. Louis weighs 230 pounds and has fought over 20 times since February.
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Tex
Vey
Sue Lous
Brown Bomber
el Paso
Waco
Louis
Ezzard Charles
New York
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Weekend visitors gather. St Louis couple relocates to live with Grace Worley. Brodhead and Pearl City guests join William Albright and Leroy Peterson households. Milwaukee visitors with Ulrich Huggler call on parents. Warren trip ends for Minnie Beals. Cary Middlecoff wins Jacksonville Open with 279.
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Evonne Petersen
G. B. Lahr
Lester Davis
St. Louis
Grace Worley
Oliver Early
Jerold Earlywine
Brodhead
George Earlenbough
Pearl City
William Albright
Leroy Peterson
Oconto
Edwin Affolter
Vivian Hauser
Robert Huggler
Milwaukee
Ulrich Huggler
Leland Skattumland
Warren
Minnie Beals
Florida
Middlecoff
Jacksonville
Fla
Cary Middlecoff
Wenger Leads With 651 In State Bowling Tourney
Monroe bowlers posted solid scores in the Fond du Lac state tournament weekend. George Wenger carded 651 in singles, Al Mielke and Elmer Kasten combined 1204 in doubles, Baumgartner’s team totaled 2718 in juniors. Other notable marks included Old Style Lagers 2882 and Frozen Foods 2803.
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Baumgartner
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Snack
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H. Beach
Voting Record Listed For Wisconsin Group
Wisconsin congressmen are shown on recent roll calls. On a measure to fund strategic metals and minerals research, votes were 166 against 44 with listed For Biemiller Davis Oconski Withrow Zablocki and Against Byrnes Hull Murray Smith not voting Keefe. A second measure to tighten espionage penalties passed 368 to 2 with For Biemiller Byrnes Davis Hull Keefe Murray Okonksi Smith Withrow Zablocki. In the Senate Bricker amendment failed 43 to 38 removing the middle income housing program from a housing bill. For the amendment McCarthy Wiley voting in favor.
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Congress
Wisconsin
House
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O’konski
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Smith
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O'Konski
Senate
Bricker
Ohio
McCarthy
Wiley
Krueger Ties for 17th at Jacksonville Open
Beloit golfer Al Krueger tied for 17th at the Jacksonville Open carding 289 and earning $120. Radar can detect storms heading toward an area several hours in advance.
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Jacksonville
Fla
al Krueger
Beloit
Cheese plants to open in four Georgia towns this spring
Helen E. Stuart reports four new cheese manufacturing plants will start in Millen Cedartown Winder and Cornelia this spring. They will produce cheddar to compete with out of state cheeses paying $2.70 per hundredweight for four percent test. About 130 farmers expect milk production to rise 12 to 15 percent if prices are guaranteed for 12 months. University of Georgia dairying expert John J. Shouring notes past milk shortages limited plant viability and predicts six or seven plants by next year.
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Millen
Cedartown
Winder
Cornellia
John J. Shouring
University of Georgia
Early Tests Support Diabetes Fight Projections
The American Diabetes Association reported that Virginia Minnesota tests found 9 791 people with excess blood sugar and 785 flagged for further testing. Of 329 who took the diabetes test, 34 were previously undiagnosed. The Virginia survey suggests 65 to 70 new cases, with nationwide tests nudging toward a million people tested by year end.
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New York
American Diabetes Association
Virginia
Minnesota
UW Faculty Urges Policy Authority
Madison report notes UW faculty vote to empower committees to survey end of year functions and propose shifting tasks to administrators or student bodies. Standing committees would assess membership and scope for possible student representation. Dr. Robert West warns of centralizing authority, opposing reduced faculty governance.
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Madison
University of Wisconsin
E. B. Fred
Fireman Loses Station After Main Street Sale
Eugene Cremins a 61 year old veteran of 32 years at the Main street station objects to transfer as the fire department sells the building forcing a move for the longtime firefighter.
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