Letters Honor Badger Cage Crow Players at UW
Wisconsin's basketball team awarded major letters to 13 players led by Fred Bencriscutto and Bob Mader with Dan Markham James Moore Ab Ni Poles and others. Thirty-nine juniors and freshmen also earned letters and numerals for the past season. senior manager Don Steinmetz and varsity staff noted.
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Wauwatosa
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Bob Kallestad
Beloit
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Lake Mills
Bob Remstad
Kenosha
John Wise
Madison
Bob Wolff
Jack Adams
Waukegan
Brodhead Schedules Connor Harlem Aces Showdown
George Moose Connor, ex Notre All-American tackle and current Chicago Bear, leads a Bear lineup to meet Johnny Watts and Harlem Globe Trotters alumni Sesay in an 8:30 night game. Teammates Ed Cat Jim Keane Ed Sprinkle Ray Bray Chuck Drulis Bob Perini join in the backdrop of the fast paced cage circuit.
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Green Bay Packer
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University of Town
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Ray Bray
Chuck J. Drulis
Bob Perini
Princeton
Watts Harlem Aces
Eldorado Wins Title In Volley Ball League
Eldorado defeated Oneco on Monday night to secure first place in both rounds, with no championship playoff needed. An all star game follows at 8 p m featuring players chosen by regular season votes. Team A and Team B list named players and substitutes, then lunch for players and families.
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Curtis Deemer
Dale Veach
Arnold Smobersteg
Bob Pinnow
Cecil, Jones
Eugene Rinehart
Allan Musser
Ted Meisson
Eldred Hulbert
Herman Wussmann
Donald Leck
Virgil Dietmeier
Oral Jordan
Rams Sign Davis in Two Year Deal
Glenn Davis top a All-America athlete chose football over baseball signing a two year contract with the Los Angeles Rams in the National Football League. In Buffalo Charles J Murray famed promoter of Dempsey fights and bicycle events died at 65 after promoting boxing and other sports.
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Jack Dempsey
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Fondy Woman Rolls 300 in City League
Olive Chase bowled a perfect 300 Wednesday night at the Alhambra alleys becoming the first woman in Fondy city to do so. She followed with 201 and 156 for a 657 series, boosting her Alhambra women's league average to 158.
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DeLong Wins Career Cage Scoring Honors
DeLong of River Falls Wisconsin edged past Morris-Harvey and King for the 1950 collegiate scoring crown with 967 in the season while DeLong tops the career list with 2,592 points. King ended with 2,537 career points, capping a season that featured 106 more points than DeLong.
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Salem
Sates
Jim Lacy
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Lippy Leo Fights with Seattle Coach at Exhibition
Leo Durocher and Seattle manager Eddie Taylor exchanged sharp words before an exhibition game in Seattle. The two appeared ready to fight, but spectators intervened and the incident ended without further escalation. Hap Chandler, baseball commissioner, was among onlookers.
Langston leads with 531 in bowling night
League scores show Langston rolling 531 with 183 in two games as top male bowler. Dorothy Vogel spun 197 and Dorothy Bacon 196 in women’s events while many others posted solid scores such as Clarence Drake 529 Chris Krahenbuhl 501 and Gabby Hauser 566 for men.
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Oe Langston
Wwomen
Dorothy Vogel
Dorothy Bacon
Gabby Hauser
Marion Forcade
Leona Gruenewald
Frieda Wuetrich
Langston
Langston’s 531 With 183; ‘Adele Storck’s 186; C. Brandenburg
Kohlhagm
K. Smith
R. Philips
Herb. ‘Goecks
Mucks
L. Kirsch
W. Bieger
W. Kane
W. Donovan
G. Brecklin
M. McGuire
Genevieve Miller
Badgers to Entertain DePaul Boxers Friday
Wisconsin boxing closes its dual meet season with a Friday night home match against DePaul. The Demons arrive with two wins, one loss, and one tie, while Wisconsin carries two victories and four defeats.
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DePaul
Madion
Wisconsin
Demons
City College Kids Open NCAA Bid in New York
City College of New York faces Ohio State in the first eastern NCAA playoff game at Madison Square Garden as Holy Cross meets North Carolina State in the night’s second game. Tip time is 7 15 p m CST. Robinson retains welterweight title after knockout of Costner in Camden.
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City College of New York
Nat Holman
Beavers
Ohio State
Madison Square Garden
Holy Cross
Crusaders
North Carolina State
Bout at Convention Hall Ends In Overweight Dispute
A prior year feud stared with hints of a title clash against Robinson. Last night at Convention Hall the bout overran weight limits sparking questions about eligibility and outcome.
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Robinson
Convention Hall
Braves And Cougars Favored In Western Playoffs
Kansas City picks Bradley's Braves and Brigham Young University Cougars to survive opening Western NCAA basketball playoff games tomorrow night. Bradley is favored by 54 points over UCLA while Brigham Young is favored by a margin not specified.
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