Athletes Honored At Awards Dinner
Monroe high school's 1951 52 athletes were praised by Dr W G Gnagi at the annual athletic banquet in the band room Sponsored by the athletic association He recalled era leaders Frank Muzz Haren Zerry Thorp and others Major and minor awards were given to seniors and underclassmen Track and golf stars were recognized Cheerleaders were commended Coaches urged underclassmen to follow training rules Temporary facilities noted as limits but teams posted strong marks Monroe coaches recognized personnel and presented captaincy to Bob Carter and Chuck Robertson
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Monroe High School
W. G. Gnagi
Gnagi
Dr. Gnagi
Frank
Muzz) Haren
Zerry Thorp
Monroe
Pacific Coast
Gay Steensrud
Lee Mitchell
Don McGibbon
Bob Carter
Chuck Robertson
McGibbon
Bill Biffle
Gus Ninneman
Dave Forbes
Paul Ruf
Fred Simpson
Whitewater
Madison West
Supt
E. C. Evans
Arthur Edwards
Notable Basketball Team Rosters Listed for School
The article lists players including Dick Brunner Gary German DeWayne Flannery along with certificates for Ken Baker Rauscher Royal Rrts Herb Ableman Bob Anderegg Vir gil Broge Jerry Figi John Hurl but Tom Hyland Ernest Johnson Bob Keller Ronald Liechti Charles Marsh David Martin Franklyn Schneider Jerry Staffon Jerry Stauffacher Walter Wyss and notes varsity seniors Frank Fahs and Bob Co juniors Dick McArdle Paul Brandli freshmen Tom Croak and Bob Anderegg with additional mentions of George Mauerman Jerry Stauffer Herb Ableman Jerry Coplien Jerry Davis Ronald Klemm Bob Ambrose Lowell Stuessy Hans Masshardt Ken Norder and Mike Kubl.
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Bill Beach
Rudy Speich
Cocaptains
Bob Carter
Curt Elmer
Paul Hartwig
Neil Holcomb
Chuck Robertson
Paul Ruf
Gary Scherer
Jake Schillinger
Ken Steinman
Norb Wels
Virgil Wenger
Ludwig Zoller
Ray Carter
Bob Geyer
Tom Holcomb
Dick McArdie
Gary Quinn
Bob Ambrose
Vic Chambers
Bill Ienatsch
Dick Schultz
Lowell Stuessy
Bob Wickersham
Dick Brunner
Gary German
DeWayne Flannery
Ken Baker
Rauscher
Royal Rrts
Herb Ableman
Bob Anderegg
Virgil Broge
Jerry Figi
John Hurlbut
Tom Hyland
Ernest Johnson
Bob Keller
Ronald Liechti
Charles Marsh
David Martin
Franklyn Schneider
Jerry Staffon
Jerry Stauffacher
Walter Wyss
Ertson
Bob Co
Frank Fahs
Dick McArdle
Paul Brandli
Tom Croak
George Mauerman
Jerry Coplien
Jerry Davis
Ronald Klemm
Hans Masshardt
Ken Norder
Mike Kubl
Fevered Derby Entries Hit Louisville Scene
Louisville Derby fever rose as 10 three year olds were entered for the $100,000 1 1/4 mile classic with six more expected before the box closes. Notable names include Blue Man of Rye Count Flame Master Fiddle and Gushing Oil as Calumet’s Hill Gail looms as the heavy favorite.
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Louidville
The
Roses
A. W. Abcott
Blue Man of
Rye
Sive Man
New York
Jack Amiel
Count Flame
Master Fiddle
M. Helyn
Bayard Sharp
Hanison Jr
Hope of Texas
Charles T. Fisher
Dixions Farm
Happy Go Lucky
H. G. Beckman
Freeman Keyes
Chicago
Milton Shargin
Cleveland
W. C. Morris
Churchill Downs
Calumet
Hill Gail
Ethel de Pont Scott
Gordon Guiberson
C._V._ Whitney
Cold Command
M. A. White
Eddie Burke
Trout fishing lessons for youngsters on opening day
Outdoor editor Dion Henderson notes Wisconsin opening day will bring about 200000 anglers along 8000 miles of trout streams with 490 on the prime spots. He urges mentors to teach youths there is more to trout fishing than just catching fish while Mary Bell resigns as Don Bosco High School football coach to devote full time to his business.
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Dion Henderson
Wisconsin
Winnebajou
Mary Bell
Milwaukee
Don Bosco High School
Fred Weisuch
Bell
National League results and weekend schedule prompt
Thursday results include Chicago 7 over Brooklyn Dew York 13 over Pi Cincinnati 7 Philadelphia 6 over Bo inehit Saturday schedule Brooklyn at Chicago New York at Pittsburgh Boston at Cincinnati Philadelphia at St Louis American League Thursday results St Louis 6 Boston 1 Detroit 5 New York 4 Chicago 3 Philadelphia 0 Washington 2 Cleveland 1 13 innings St Louis at Boston Detroit at New York Cleveland at Washington Chicago at Philadelphia American Association results Indianapolis 5 Milwaukee 4 Louisville 7 Kansas City 4 Columbus 7 St Paul 6 Minneapolis 11 Toledo 1 neapolis at Columbus Kansas City at Indianapolis St Paul at Toledo Wisconsin State League results Sheboygan 10 Wisconsin Rapids Janesville 8 Wausau 0 Appleton 3 Oshkosh 1 Fond du Lac 3 Green Bay 2 Wausau at Sheboygan Wis Rapids at Janesville Green Bay at Oshkosh Appleton at Fond du Lac
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Brooklyn Dew
York
Cincinnati
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Boston
St. Louis
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Louisville
Kansas City
Columbus
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Toledo
Neapolis
Sheboygan
Wisconsin Rapids
Janesville
Wausau
Appleton
Oshkosh
Fond du Lac
Green Bay
Wiscons Rapids
Relays Draw 50 Teams In LaCrosse Track Meet
The Peacock Relays at La Crosse State College draw 50 teams across Class A B and C. Also a coaching clinic features Red Schettier Harold Schunerth Al Gowans and Bill Vickrey. Readied entries include LaCrosse Central Wisconsin Rapids Eau Claire Dubuque and others.
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L. J
Red) Schettier
Tomah
Harold Schunerth
Oshkosh
al Gowans
Minneapolis Central
Bill Vickrey
LaCrosse State
LaCrosse Central
Wisconsin Rapids
Eau Claire
Dubuque
Black River Falls
Hartford
Hillsboro
LaCrosse
Logan
May
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Nekoosa
Platteville
Port Washington
Prairie du Chien
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Richland Center
Sparta
Wisin Dells
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Ripon
Wilmot
Rice Lake
Wisconsin
Cresco and
Decorah
Stewartville
Minn
Class C
Galesville
Independence
Lodi
la Farge
Melrose
Osseo
Pepin
Viola
Whitehall
Brillie Camp
Douglas
Elroy
Palmyra
Port Wing
Trempealeau and
Wilton
Manly and
Calmar
Duluth
Morgan Park
Laesboro
Spring Grove
Houston
Elmore
San Diego Quintet Breaks Into Fourth Place
A San Diego quintet and a group of young players from the city sparked the American Bowling Congress tournament. They posted 3,030 team pins to move into fourth, with open 978, middle 1,094, and final 958 for a total that edged the Jockey Coopers of Chicago.
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Ilwaukee
San Diego
Calif
McDaniel’s Sporting Goods
Wedge
Jockey Coopers
Chicago
Beyer Named Assistant Track Coach at St Norbert College
Charley Beyer will serve as assistant track coach at St Norbert College, announced yesterday. A Green Bay native and 1912 Lawrence College graduate, Beyer previously coached track at Rockford, Illinois high schools for many years before retiring in 1949.
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Beyer
DE Pere
Charley Beyer
St. Norbert College
Green Bay
Lawrence College
Rockford, Ill
Market report from Chicago shows gains in livestock and steady dairy
Hog prices rise 25 to 75 cents with most weights 17 to 19 dollars. Cattle sales steady with some weakness in cows and dulls. Calves 200 dollars. Butter prices steady to down slightly, with 93 score AA at 68 and 92 A at 66.5. Eggs weak with wholesale prices largely unchanged except U S mediums down 4 cents per dozen.
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Chicago
USDA
U. S
U.S
Brewers Slip to Second as Indians Win 10 Inning Duel
The Milwaukee Brewers fell back to runner-up in the American Association after Indianapolis edged them 5 4 in 10 innings. Lloyd Gearhart replaced Mel Nielsen in left and delivered the deciding hit, scoring Bobby Wilson in the 10th. Milwaukee tied it in the eighth on a Jim Basso double, with Jack Dittmer and Johnny Logan homering for the Brewers but leaving men on base.
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Brewers
Associated Press
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Lloyd Gearhart
Mel Nielsen
Indians
Bobby Wilson
Jim Basso
Jack Dittmer
Johnny Logan
Williams Rejoins Marines at Willow Grove Base
Ted Williams, famed Boston Red Sox slugger, rejoined the Marines today and was scheduled to arrive at Willow Grove Naval Air Station to resume his role as a captain flying for the Marine Corps.
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Williams
Marines
Willow Grove
Ted Williams
Boston Red Sox
Willow Grove Naval Air Station Base
Plant welder killed at Milwaukee steel plant
A 26 year old welder Clark G. Jones Jr. of Genesee Depot died when a steel plate fell on him at Allis Chalmers Manufacturing Co. where he worked.
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Milwaukee
Clark G. Jones Jr
Genesee Depot
Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing Co
Wertz homers twice as Tigers beat Yankees in Detroit
Vic Wertz powered Detroit with two consecutive two run homers in a 54 edge over the New York Yankees. Joe Dobson shut out the Philadelphia A’s with two hits as the White Sox won 3-0.
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Vic Wertz
Tigers
Detroit
New York Yankees
Joe Dobson
White Sox
Philadelphia A’s
Cardinals Will Hole Second Practice Here
Monroe's Cardinal baseball team to hold a second practice at Recreation Park at 1 45 p m Sunday Manager John Walter said. The squad held its first session of the season last Sunday.
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Cardinals
Monroe
Cardinal
Recreation Park
John Walter
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