Simplify Wisconsin fishing rules urged by public
The Wisconsin conservation department faced mounting complaints that fishing regulations are lengthy and hard to understand. Officials acknowledge excess rules and seek public help to streamline, with a plan to urge local groups and sportsmen to propose simpler, clearer rules at upcoming congress meetings.
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Frea Snyder
Wisconsin Conservation Department
Department
Charles Lloyd
Lloyd
The
Conservation Congress
Wausau
Congress
Congress County Committee
General Congress
Ohio Tankman Leads Team in NCAA Meet
Ohio State, led by 19 year old Akron sophomore Jackie Taylor, dominates day two of the 27th NCAA swimming championships. Taylor shatters his own American and intercollegiate record in the 1 meter freestyle with a time of 18.38.3 aiding Ohio State's bid to remain atop the team standings.
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Wolumbus
Jackie Taylor
State
Buckeyes
Taylor
Akron
Ohio State
College Boxers Aim At Superior's Titles
Wisconsin and Minnesota send eight-man teams to contest at Superior in the fourth annual northwest intercollegiate boxing tournament opening today. Superior defends its title in a 38-fighter field as Michigan Tech Bemidji and Moorhead join the event.
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Wiscon
Minnesota
Teachers College
Superior
Wisconsin
Minne
Michigan Tech
Bemidji
Minn
Moothead
Reluctant Record: Muskellunge In Transit From Michigan to Indiana
A four pound 17 inch muskie caught last year in Michigan finally surfaced in an Indiana taxidermy shop as authorities seek the reluctant catcher. Rumors name Mrs. Frank Thomas of Bannister near St Johns Michigan as a potential new record owner amid ongoing muskellunge bidding.
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Egill
Michigan
Houghton Lake
Michigan Conservation Department
Indiana
Frank Thomas
Bannister
St Johns
Mich
Bowling league scores list multiple teams and leaders
Local league bowling results last night show Hoffmans 2408 and Schuetze s 2601 leading in cluster events. Multiple venues posted high team scores including Banjo Pete s 2532 and Swiss tavern 2385 with numerous players named in the tally.
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Leget Eee
A. Kurth
Helen Burkhard
Victory League
Hoffman’s
Banjo Pete's
Hamm’s Beers
Center Market
Schuetze’s
Chuck's Tavern
Mielke
Redman
Prien
Louis Stauffacher
al ‘Wutrich
Don Jones
Anderson's Braves In Big Test Tonight
Forrest Fordy Anderson brings the Bradley Braves to a Western NCAA playoff opener against UCLA in a two night bout to reach the national finals in New York. Baylor and Brigham Young meet in the other game of the doubleheader.
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Sus Anyo
Forrest (Forddy) Anderson
Stanford University
Bradley Braves
UCLA
New York
Baylor Bears
Brigham Young University Cougars
Frisch Plans Early Cuts From Cubs Roster
Cubs manager Frankie Frisch begins trimming the roster by meeting Angels officials to decide who will be released. Several young players face removal while the Angels are expected to receive a couple of pitchers. Frisch aims to take 15 pitchers to Chicago as the Cubs face the St. Louis Browns.
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Frisch
Los Angeles
Chicago Cubs
Frankie Frisch
Los Angeles Angels
Cubs
Cub
Frank Baumholtz
Forrest Burgess
Fred Richards
Angels
Don Watkins
Bob Kelly
Chicago
St. Louis Browns
Beavers and Wolf Pack Roar Toward East Final
CCNY Beavers edged Ohio State 56 55 in Madison Square Garden as NC State crushed Holy Cross 87 74. Tomorrow CCNY meets NC State in the eastern NCAA final, with the winner facing the Western regional winner Tuesday in the garden. West games start tonight Brigham Young vs Baylor and Bradley vs UCLA. Holy Cross and Ohio State play for third place. Feeding hogs on a clean floor saves about 16 out of every 100 years of corn.
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New York
City College of New York
Beavers
North Carolina State University
Nat Holman
CCNY
Carolina Wolfpack
Madison Square Garden
Ohio State
Buckeyes
N. C.state
Holy Cross
Wolfpack
Brigham Young
Baylor
Bradley
UCLA
DiMaggio Denies He Is Finished Yet
Joe DiMaggio denies reports of a serious shoulder injury and says he can play for two or three more years. He notes past heel issues but states they do not affect hitting or throwing and expects to face Detroit next. The Reds, with Ewell Blackwell back, beat St. Louis then Detroit 4-1 in exhibitions.
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Wycie Associated Press
Joe DiMaggio
New York Yankees
Joe
Detroit
Dimaggio
Cincinnati Reds
Ewell Blackwell
Blackwell
Reds
Brooklyn
St. Louis Cardinals
Cincinnati
Detroit Tigers
Tigers
Edell
Flying Parson Gil Donns Visits Tokyo Campaigns
Gil Donns the Flying Parson arrived to campaign for Christ and preach in Yokohama tonight for the pocket testament league after exercises tomorrow. Egg production can rise by placing lights in the poultry house to lengthen day for hens.
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Dodds
Torzo
Tokyo
Gil Donns
Christ
Pocket Testament League
Yokohama
Junior Baseball Program Planned
District Athletic Officer John Walter of Monroe organized a meeting at the Dodgeville youth center to plan this summer's junior American Legion baseball. Eligible players are ages 16 or 17 before Jan 1, 1950, with meetings in Dodgeville next Thursday and district organization set for April 13 in New Glarus and the day before in Fennimore.
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American Legion
John Walter
Monroe
Dodgeville
Walter
New Glarus
Fennimore
Oregon
Viola
Blue River
Darlington
Platteville
Prairie du Chien
Richland Center
Boscobel
Lancaster
Stoughton
Middleton
Bagley
Mineral Point
New Contract for Waldorf at California Berkeley
Pappy Waldorf received a new three year contract to coach California football after the Associated Students tore up his old deal. He had guided California to two Pacific Coast Conference titles and one runner up, losing only one of eighty regular season games.
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Berkeley
Ayan (Pappy) Waldorf
University of California
Associated Students
Waldorf
California
Lautenbach Signs with Oshkosh Stars of Wisconsin League
Oshkosh Stars sign former Wisconsin guard Walt Lautenbach who played for the Sheboygan Redskins this season in the state basketball league. The move adds a noted college star to Oshkosh roster.
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Lautenbach
Oshkosh
Walt Lautenpach
University of Wisconsin
Sheboygan Redskins
Oshkosh Stars
Purdue Relays Set to Spark Indoor Record Chases
Lafayette Indiana reports a strong field as 32 colleges and universities enter, with Ohio and Michigan teams leading the charge in the eighth annual Purdue relays. Strong performances expected in hot quarters across events.
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Lafayette
Ind
Ohio
Michigan
Purdue
Phillies Facing Pitching Woes Damp Optimism For 1950
The 1949 bronze finish repeats as manager Eddie Sawyer faces a thin rotation. Starter Russ Meyer is sidelined with an elbow fracture history, Ken Heintzelman draws starts but needs rest, Robin Roberts shows potential as staff ace, while only three definite starters exist for the season.
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Philadelphia Phillies
Eddie Sawyer
Phils
Sawyer
Russ Meyer
Baltimore
Ken Heintzelman
Kenny
Heintman
Robin Roberts
Robin
Finalists Named in Denver AAU Cage Derby
The national AAU basketball tournament reduced 40 teams to four finalists. Defending champion Blue N Golds of Oakland, Phillips Oilers of Bartlesville, Denver Chevrolets, and San Francisco Stewart Chevrolets survived after five days of battles and thrills.
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Enver
Blue ‘N Golds
Oakland
Calif
Phillips Oilers
Bartlesville
Oklo
Denver Chevrolets
San Francisco
Move Ice Regatta Aims to Pewaukee Lake
Officials of the southwest ice yacht regatta decided today to finish the meet this weekend by moving from slush covered Lake Winnebago to Pewaukee Lake.
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Oshkosh
Winnnebago
Pewaukee Lake
Dick Zellmer Leads 733 Series in Recreation Classic
Dick Zellmer fired a 733 series Wednesday night in the Recreation Classic league with games of 226 241 and 226.
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Hal
Oshkosh
Dick Zellmer
Monroe Volleyball Opens Spring Season at Wisconsin High
Monroe high school volleyball begins its first spring campaign under Gay Steensrudt and Fred Simpson with a 10 man squad traveling to Madison for the Southern Ten tournament at Wisconsin High starting 9 a.m. The squad aims to upset defending champ Bedger Preps as the official sectional event grants a state meet berth. Weather delays affect track tennis and golf schedules as practice continues and start dates approach.
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Monroe
Gay Steensrudt
Fred Simpson
Wisconsin High
Madison
Baraboo
Bedger
WIAA
Richard Bruny
Alan Prisk
Berlie Bartlett
Ronald Norder
Bill Beach
Richard Maurer
Don Ethridge
Paul Ruf
James Hyland
Ed McArdle
Southern Ten
Locke Reinstated From PGA Boycott
British Open champion Bobby Locke is reinstated by the PGA and may return to U S fairways April 16 after a nine month boycott. He apologized for dodging several American tournaments last summer following a letter applying for reinstatement.
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Locke
PGA
Chicago
Bobby Locke
Gofers Association of America
U. S. Fairways
Saints Set To Start Platter Circuit Next Saints
St. Croix Falls high school basketball fans learn the Wisconsin state champion team opens its platter circuit on March 31. A testimonial dinner is planned with guests Gov. Rennebohm Wisconsin Athletic Director Harry Stuhldreher and coaches Harold Foster Ivy Williamson Ozzie Cowles and Bernie Bierman.
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St. Croix
Wisconsin
St. Croix Falls
Gov. Rennebohm
Harry Stuhldreher
Badger
Harold Foster
Ivy Williamson
Minnesota
Ozzie Cowles
Bernie Bierman
Wisconsin sport show opens at Lincoln Field House
The third annual Heart of Wisconsin sport show opens today at Lincoln Field House in Wisconsin Rapids for a three day run. The event is the state’s largest outside Milwaukee with last year’s attendance reaching 1,600.
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Ual Heart of Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Lincoln Field House
Wisconsin Rapids
North Wisconsin Rod and Gun Club
Elks Club
Ashland
Wisconsin Golden Retriever Club
Random Lake
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Ake
Bot Wien
Jimmy Hatlo
Lead City
Industrial Curley
Texaco
Hydrotex
Argyle
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Baumgartner
R. Hartwig
L. Smith
G. Schwartz
J. Becker
Pleasure
Commercial Bank
Magee
Beauty Shop
Winslow Rurals
Palmer’s Tavern
Burkhard
Sadie Haman
Viola Kundert
Thelma Walters
Slate Line Woodford
Stauffacher Construction
Swiss Tavern
West Clarno
Jack’s Trucking
Forty
Senders
Badger Motors
Goecks
Niffenegger Drillers
Crandall Oilers
Lanz Hardwardes
Harold Davidson
F. Goecks
City Construction
Anderson
Braves
K-M Harvester
Power Take Offer Motors
Oliver Grain Master Combine
Ohnson Ey
Turner Hall
Les Hartman
Iowa Cornhuskers
Bucks
Crusaders
Dancing
Lehr’s
Radio Orchestra
Legion's
Simes
Phillies
Denver
13Th Street Yard
Jeffco
Lamboley Coal & Ice Co
Ben Kubly
Edward A. Riese
Green County
Mt. Pleasant
Frank Riese
Monticello
Wis
Clifford Riese
Oregon, Wis
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International
Hayes Corn
DeLaval
Poland
China
F. L. Buchschacher
Aud
R. W. Prien
John Coryell
Browntown
Herman J. Schmitz
Mgr
O. H. Stener
Clinton
Larson
Hedlund Bros. Mfg. Co
Medlund
Bergen Church
Second National Bank of Belvidere
C. H. Stenerson
M. Pierce
James Pierce
Second National Bank of
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Goetz
el Paso
Lawless
Nevada
Malone
Forres
Robert Young
Barbara Hale
Gable
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Everill’s
Evansville, Wis
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