Mielke Kasten Lead Doubles at Wisconsin Bowling Meet
Wisconsin state bowling tournament week eight wraps with leaders in regular team and singles. Mielke and Kasten hold doubles spot as i Tin Tavern No 2 of Milsee leads regular teams, Schmidt Builders and Ostby’s garage noted in standings. Green Bay strong in women’s tourney as Appleton duos vie for class B spots and Sophie Herra Charlotte Seidel take second in class B doubles.
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Fond du Lec
Elmer
al Mieles Roe
Ostby
Wisconsin State Bowling Association
i-Tin-Tavern No. 2
Milsee
Schmidt Builders
Neenah
Joe Mihalovic
Milwaukee
Willard Woeffler
Janesville
Skinner
Reedsburg
Fenzel
R. Sheresta
L. Smythe
Appleton
Arcades
Happy Five
South Side Taverns
Sophie Herra
Charlotte Seidel
Ft. Atkinson
Dodgers and Yankees Meet In Exhibition Glance
Brooklyn Dodgers again stun the Yankees in Grapefruit league play by 11 8 in Florida as the Brooks extend a two year stretch of defeating the world champions in exhibition games. At St Petersburg Florida the Cardinals plan to start Goocee Munger and Marty Marion returns at short after knee trouble.
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Vest
Fla
Brooklyn Dodgers
New York Yankees
Brooks
Yankees
New Yorkers
Brooklyn
St. Petersburg
St. Louis Cardinals
Goocee ‘Munger
Marty Marion
State Pointer Wins Chicago Indoor Trial
German Shorthaired Pointer from Wisconsin Baron V. Strauss, owned by D J Glodowske, won the final indoor field trial at the International Kennel Club show defeating Rex V Oakmount and the defending champion. First racer death occurred when James Brinkley, 24, died in an Atlanta dirt track season opener at the first turn.
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Rence
Wisconsin
International Kennel Club
Ch. Baron V.strauss
D. J. Glodowske
Stuartevant
Wis
Rex V
Atlanta
Bis de
James Brinkley
Hapeville
State Now Favors Forked Horn Hunt
Wausau Wisconsin conservation department supports returning to a forked horn deer season this fall if approved. The plan would allow a nine day forked horn season in special overpopulated areas with a later any deer season in critical zones. council did not act on this and will forward to county meetings for action.
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Wausau
Wisconsin Conservation Department
William Grimmer
Grimmer
Wisconsin Conservation Congress
Conservation Commission
Congress
John Lynch
Gordon
Beavers Face Crucial CCNY Bradley NCAA Showdown
In Madison Square Garden at 9 15 p m CST a decisive NCAA basketball battle pits CCNY against Bradley. The winner could claim the country's best team and potential back to back national titles after a dramatic 69 61 NIT final rematch nine days earlier.
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Madison Square Garden
Bradley
City College of New York
CCNY
Eeeeeen Caen Bradley
Young Burke Favored to Shine at Masters Debut
The Masters golf tournament at Augusta National on April 6 or 9 will feature Jack Burke Jr., 27, a freshman among favorites. He is praised alongside Bobby Jones, with analysts noting Burke has as good a chance as any first year man ever had to upend the elder competitors.
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Sas Eer
Jack Burke Jr
Bobby Jones
Jack
Augusta National Course
Braves face big questions as Sain returns to form
Boston enters the season with Sain aiming to recapture 24 win magic after a 10 17 setback. Pitching remains key as Billy Southworth weighs Spahn Bickford and others while Braves board eyes a trade for another starter or promotion from Antonelli Hall Roy Donovan to shore up the rotation.
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Johnny Sain
Boston Braves
Arkansas
Braves
Sain
Revolution
Boston
Billy Southworth
Warren Spahn
Vern Bickford
Sam
Braves’ Board of Strategy
Southworth
Johnny Antonelli
Bob Hall
Norm Roy
Dick Donovan
Beshore and Charles Delay for Heavyweight Title Bout
Charles Glad Now and Freddie Beshore extended training and agreed a month’s delay may help the heavyweight title bout at the arena. The fight, initially set for February 28, was postponed to February 24 to allow Charles to recover from a reported rib injury. Beshore said the layoff may have helped and he hopes to be stronger.
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Isuttaio
N. 2
Ezzard Charles
Freddie Beshore
Charles
Beshore
Harrisburg
Pomemcat
Gloves Squad Arrives in Chicago Ahead of Intercity Bouts
Chicago welcomed New York's 30 man Golden Gloves squad arriving for intensive training ahead of the 23rd intercity bouts to be staged Wednesday night at Chicago Stadium.
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Chicago
New York
Chicago Stadium
Conservation Club At Work in Monroe High School
The Monroe High School Conservation Club, five years old, meets on Mondays during seventh period for discussions and study under adviser Fred R. Simpson. Wesley Wandfluh chairs as president with Vincent O Flaherty as vice president Gordon Orians secretary and Tom Goetz junior as treasurer. Members must be sophomores or seniors. The group pursues two main projects Alaska wildlife show and an April 3 evening program at the high school auditorium and aiding Browntown conservation work at Zanders Lake with Clarence Benkert. Members hold Alaskan movie tickets sold at Martin’s sporting goods.
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Monroe High School
Alaska
Fred R. Simpson
Wesley Wandfluh
Vincent O'Flaherty
Gordon Orians
Tom Goetz Jr
Zanders Lake
Browntown
Clarence Benkert
Martin's Sporting Goods
Sam Snead Wins Greensboro Open for Second Straight
Sam Snead of White Sulphur Springs West Virginia completed a remarkable repeat victory at the Greensboro Open. He shot 66-67 and posted a 729 total to win $2,000 in the $10,000 event at Sedgefield Country Club, extending an ongoing winning run begun last year.
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Wince BM Snead
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Sammy
Sedgefield Country Club
West De Pere Names New Track Coach at St Norbert
Tom Raglin was named head track coach at St Norbert College, announced by Athletic Director Tom Hearden. Raglin succeeds Dr Dermody, who resigned to become Marquette football line coach. National Coaches association members predicted the two minute rule will be repealed in New York.
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West de Pere
St. Norbert College
Tom Raglin
Raglin
Tom Hearden
Drr. Dermody
Marquette University
New York
National Basketball Coaches Association
Junior Bowlers Open City Meet Top Team Score 2588
The Gutter Gals lead girls with 2135 points and Frozen Foods top boys with 2588 as the junior city bowling meet closes its second week. Pleasure Bend, Rees Lucky Strikers, and Jolly Bowlers finish in order, with Fast Freights and Martin's Sporting Goods among top boys teams. Gordon Rutsch led with a 399 three game series. Judy Buehler had 385 in girls. Next week is final league week before city doubles and singles tournaments.
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Pleasure Bend
Rees Lucky
Jolly Bowlers
Fast Freights
Martin's Sporting Goods
Hilltop Musketeers
Hunt's
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
Gordon Rutsch
Judy Buehler
Diane Snyder
Shirley Bruny
Sandra Christianson
Mary Jane Hasse
Marlena Larson
Patty’ Liechti
Donna Clark
Jean’ Clark
Jack Geil
Bette Rees
Ruth Dwyer
Darlene ‘Abelman
Jo Ann Block
Shirley Laeser
Karen Christiansen
Judy ’ Moore
Mary Wuethrich
Patricia Rui
Patty Whalen
Gary Germann
Tom Wuethrich
Gary Hoesly
Herb, Abelman
Stephen West
Nate Hare
Dennis Hall
Robert Ambrose
Leroy’ Goecks
Don Martin
Gary Dittmar
Billy Trickle
Frank Deininger
Danny Boyer
Kenton Potts
Terry Ellingson
Roger Goecks
Dan Eley
John Buehler
Dennis Hunt
Bob Trickle
Gerald Jacobs
Gerry Stauffacher
Appling May Shift To Sox First Base
Luke Appling may move from shortstop to first base as the Chicago White Sox open the season. Manager Jack Onslow said the ageless veteran ordered a first baseman's mitt and would test the position. Onslow criticized Reich Kress and Goldsberry at first base while Chico Carrasquel shines at shortstop.
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Was Angeles
Ury
Chicago White Sox
Luke Appling
Jack Onslow
Appling
Luke
Onslow
Herman Reich
Charley Kress
Gordon Goldsberry
Chico Carrasquel
Carrasquel
Superior Boxers Win Northwest Intercollegiate Tourney
Superior state wins five championships Saturday night to defend its title in the northwest intercollegiate boxing tournament. Wisconsin takes second with two victories while Minnesota and Michigan Tech each claim one title.
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Superior
Superior State
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Michigan Tech
Schwoegler and Varipapa Take National Doubles
Schwoegler of Madison and Varipapa of Hempstead NY finished second in the national doubles bowling championship in Sonsville KY. The Detroit pair Ed Easter and Md Lubanski won first place, while Buddy Bomar of Chicago and Ned Day of West Allis placed third. Schwoegler Varipapa posted a 20 game total of 7,901, 116 pins behind the leaders.
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Sonsville
Connie Schwoegler
Madison
Andy Varipapa
Hemstead N. Y
Detroit
Ed Easter
MD Lubanski
Schwoegler
Varipapa
Buddy Bomar
Chicago
Ned Day
West Allis
Kenosha Girl Sets 100 Yard Freestyle Record
Joan Galvich of the state A A U swimming committee reported that 22 year old Kenosha resident Dorothy Schwartz broke the American women's 100 yard freestyle record on a YN yard course in the Kenosha city championships with a 39.3 second time. The prior mark was 1.00:3 set in 1947 by Brenda Nelser in Los Angeles. Galvich said he would seek AAU recognition for the record.
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Kenoshoan
The
Miss Schwartzmark
Legion bowling at Oshkosh crowns new doubles leaders
In Oshkosh the state American Legion bowling tournament saw limited changes. M. Vergens and Art Hemmy of Juneau moved to first in doubles with 1,197 while in singles E. Whirry of Appleton rose to second with 622 and J. Quittner of Marshfield claimed third with 615.
Manitowoc South Side Hardware Wins Week Eight in Wisconsin Knights Bowling
In week eight of the Wisconsin Knights at Columbus tourney, South Side Hardware of Manitowoc led by Roman Friederer with a 704 series posted 2,848 in team play to finish fourth.
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Luntle KC
Merrill
South Side Hardware
Manitowoc
Roman Frieder
Jet Pilot Killed In Vernon Crash
A Milwaukee born pilot Raymond V. Beaumont 25 died instantly when an F-80 from WisconsinAir National Guard crashed into frozen ground six miles east of Vernon during a routine training flight to Minneapolis. Sheriff Otto Jeerson observed the event as flames and an explosion rocked the area.
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la Farge
Here
Raymond V. Beaumont
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
State Air National Guard
Billy Mitchell Field
Minneapolis
Vernon County
Otto Jefson
Jesson
Wisconsin shooters named to Jimmy Robinsons All America team
Two Wisconsin marksmen Vic Reinders of Waukesha and Johnny Kurth of Columbus are named among the ten top gunners on Jimmy Robinsons All America trap shooting team for 1949.
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Minneapolis
Wisconsin
Jimmy Robinson
Vic Reinders
Waukesha
Johnny Kurth
Columbus
Robinson
Gehrmann Sets Mark At Purdue Relays Distance
Wisconsin ace miler Don Gehrmann tackled a new distance at the Purdue relays Saturday night and, as you might expect, added to his remarkable list of achievements with a standout performance.
Badger Runner Sets 1000 Yard Relay Mark
Gehrmann, racing freely, clocked 3 12.7 to break the 1000 yard relay record, surpassing Michigan’s 2 204 standard set last year by Don Thomason. It was his first ever attempt at the distance, 76 yards shy of his usual mile pace.
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Don Thomason
Michigan
Gehrmann
Sisler Shifts To Left Field For Phillies
Misler, heading to left field for the Philadelphia Phillies, has hit well since taking over the first base duties after Eddie Waitkus was shot. He collected 12 hits in 24 at bats with three doubles in the stretch, signaling a position change.
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Misler
Clearwater
Fla
Dick Sisler
Eddie Waitkus
Philadelphia Phillies
Sisler
Phils
Wakus
Ohio State Captures NCAA Swimming Title Again
Ohio State won the NCAA swimming team championship with 64 points, repeating as champions for the second straight year. Yale finished second with 43 points and Iowa third with a remaining score.
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Ohio Tankmen
Columbus
Jihio State
Yale
Towa
Sinking of Communist junks near Shanghai reported
News from Formosa states Chinese Nationalist warships sunk 110 Communist junks near Shanghai, many carrying troops and heavily armed. In unrelated note, Iowa Illinois Indiana and Ohio collectively produce two thirds of America’s popcorn.
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Aipei
Formosa
Shanghai
Iowa
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
America
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