Monroe track squad wins Platteville dual 58 55
Monroe high school's track team posted its third win of the season by defeating Platteville 58 to 55. Don Ethridge led with 20 points, winning the 200 yard dash and broad jump and placing second in the 100. Event winners included Maurer, Jentz, and Keller, with Platteville taking top spots in several distances.
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Monroe
Platteville
Don Ethridge
Maurer
Wells
Brandt
Shepherd
Buob
Bryant
Newman
Seely
Jentz
Kubly
Schroeder
Martz
Brochman
MHS Golf Squad Faces Busy Week of Matches
Coach Don McGibbon leads the MHS golf team through a week of events. Monday hosts Mt Horeb, Friday travels to Stoughton, with a tentative Saturday 10 a.m. match at Monroe Country Club against Delavan. Monroe's lineup includes Forbes Forbes Ruf Biffle Holcomb Poff.
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Mt. Horeb
Stoughton
Delavan
Monroe Country Club
Monroe
Freeport
Ilinois
Dave Forbes
Jim Forbes
Paul Ruf
Bill Biffle
Lena Nine Joins Dairyland League
The Dairyland baseball league, built with six teams, welcomes Lena IUL with a junior squad under Jerry Gant. Lena waits until May 21 to field high school age players, with schedule changes and byes arranged for Lena. Opening day shift to Shullsburg, Lena eyes June 11 at Shullsburg and Memorial Day at Woodford, plus July 4 or 16 at Gratiot.
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Dairyland Baseball League
Lena
IUL
Jerry Gant
Floyd Burmeister
Woodford
Black Hawk
Browntown
Nora
Gratiot
Shullsburg
Woodford Browntown
Blackhawk
Nota
Art Edwards Catches Four-Pound Trout in Argyle Area
Monroe high school teacher Art Edwards emerges as a top fisherman of the season after catching a German Brown about 21 inches long and weighing nearly four pounds on Saturday while angling with garden hackle in Argyle. His brother Clarence joined him, and the catch was verified. Edwards also hauled in a 16 inch trout and two 14 inchers as spectators lined the stream.
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Art) Edwards
Monroe
Edwards
Argyle
Clarence
Long Island Pin Expert Takes Lead In Bowling Meet
Frank Santoro of Long Island City tops the singles and all events in the American Bowling Congress tournament held in Columbus. he posted 708 in singles to lead with 1981 all events total, while opening singles with 225 and following with 256 and 227. Moe Drejar Ed Marshall of South Bend moved to fifth in doubles with 1273, as Fabian and Van DeWalle of South Bend tied for seventh at 1266.
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Long Island City
N. Y
ABC Today
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Santoro
Moe Drejar
Ed Marshall
South Bend
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Steve Fabian
al van DeWalle
Carl Ray
John Strobel
Milwaukee
Brewers Beat Blues 2-1 Behind Johnson’s Seven-Hit Effort
In near freezing weather the Milwaukee Brewers defeated the Kansas City Blues 2-1 at home thanks to seven-hit pitching from 18-year-old Ben Johnson. American Association results followed with Indianapolis 3 Louisville 1, Columbus 5 Toledo 1, and Minneapolis 4 St Paul 1. Birds observed bathing as temps rose 10 to 20 degrees above zero.
Old Cards Use Old Tricks to Top Dodgers in Thriller
The St. Louis Cardinals beat the Brooklyn Dodgers 3 2 as a late inning surge erased a 2 0 deficit. Joe Hatten issued a walk then yielded two hits before Schoendienst tied the game on a single and Howerton delivered the winning run on a wild pitch. The victory nudged St Louis into a tie for second place behind Brooklyn. Chippewa Falls report: George Paskvan, former Wisconsin star, named coach of the Chippewa Marines.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Dodgers
Redbirds
St. Louis Gang
Brooklyn Dodgers
Brookly
Joe Hatten
Hatten
Chuck Diering
Slaughter
Diering
Marty Marion
Steve Bilko
Eddie Kazak
Dodger
Red Schoendienst
Bill Howerton
Willard Ramsdell
Howerton
Schoendiest
Mon roe Bowler Club Plans Evening Meeting and Awards
The Monroe bowling association gathers tonight at Turner hall dining room to discuss rules officers and upcoming state and national tournaments while presenting city tournament trophies. Officers include President Robert G. Buehler and VPs Louis Stauffacher Max Share Russell Penniston Henry Wieman. secretary treasurer Ernie Schober Bill Wartenweiler.
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Turner Hall
Robert G. Buehler
Louis Stauffacher
Max Share
Russell Penniston
Henry Wieman
H. B. Caradine
H. W
the Riff
Riff_le
Dr. Bennett
Tavern League
Schuetze’s
Goetz Theaters
Chocolate Shop
Snively Furnitures
Purcell’s
Montgomery Ward
S City Dumps
Dallas Leads in Western Amateur as Goldman and Reed Post 70s
AGE, youth lead as veteran golfer Old Indestructible David Goldman and 20 year old Buster Reed top the field in the Western Amateur's second 18 hole qualifying round. Goldman and Reed, from North Texas State College in Denton, each fired two under par 70s to pace the previous day’s 70s.
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David
Spec
Goldman
Buster Reed
Reed
Denton
Tex
Wilson Wins Prize For Wisconsin Football Captain Honor
Madison reports Bob Wilson, 1949 football captain at Wisconsin, named winner of the Western Conference award given annually to a student at each Big Ten school.
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Wilson
Madison
Bob Wilson
Wisconsin
Albany and Brodhead Win Prep Ball Games
Albany high school's State Line baseball team defeated Orfordville 7 to 3 yesterday afternoon. Sisson earned 1 strikeout and Holden 11. At Brodhead Brooklyn was shut out 8 to 0. Albany meets Brodhead next Monday in a league game at Brodhead.
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Brodhead
Albany High School
Orfordville
Sisson
Holden
Brooklyn
New Albany Names Richard Warner as Coach and Teacher
Richard Warner of Madison has been hired as Albany high school athletic coach and commercial teacher for 1950 51, replacing G E Heitzman. Warner will graduate from Whitewater State Teachers College in June and was a letter man in basketball and track. He previously played for Janesville high school in 1946, a top rated WIAA team, and earned letters there for three years in football basketball and.
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Richard Warner
Madison
G. E. Heitzman
Warner
Whitewater State Teachers’ College
Janesville
Anderson All Star Coach for 1950 Chicago game
Dr. Eddie Anderson is named head coach of the 1950 college all-stars to play the Philadelphia Eagles at Soldier Field on August 11. He returns to Holy Cross this year after coaching at Iowa from 1939 to 1949, except the war years, after leading Holy Cross from 1933 to 1938.
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Chicago
Eddie Anderson
Soldier Field
Philadelphia Eagles
Holy Cross
University of Iowa
Softball Leagues Here Close Entries
Monroe's softball program prepared to roll after a managers meeting that closed entries at six teams per league. Major league teams include Waffle Shop, Schuetze's, Phillips and Smith, VFW, Carter and Gruenewald and Browntown. Minor Leaguers listed as Luick's, Farm Bureau, Lamboley's Coal and Ice, Grossen's, Gempler's Tires and Benkert Implements. Schedule to be announced soon.
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Waffle Shop
Schuetze’s
Phillips and Smith
VFW
Carter and Gruenewald
Walcott Ten Hoff Bout Set For Mannheim May Twenty Eight
After months of trans Atlantic talks Jersey Joe Walcott and Hein Ten Hoff agreed to a 12 round heavyweight bout in Mannheim Germany on May 28. A decision on roster spots by L L Kitchen is expected for the fighters.
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