General Fishing Season Opens in Wisconsin Counties
Wisconsin opens general fishing season across 44 southern zone counties and 27 northern zone counties on May 1. Muskellunge and black bass remain banned until May 25 and June 20 respectively. Daily limits apply to white, yellow and rock bass, sunfish and others with no size restrictions in many cases.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Adams
Brown
Buffalo
Calumet
Clark
Columbia
Crawford Dane
Dodge
Door
Fond du Iowa
Jacksom Lees
Sun
Kenosha
Kewaunee
la Crosse
Lafayette
Manitowoc
Monroe High Sends Five to Janesville Sectional
Five Monroe high school track team members compete tomorrow at the Janesville sectional, with the top two in each event advancing to the state meet at Madison May 22. The event marks the start of a multi-meet qualifying series across the state, featuring sections in class A B and C and finals at Camp Randall.
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Monroe High School
Janesville
Madison
Eau Claire
Port Washington
Wanwajtosa
Wisconsin Rapids
Milwaukee
Appleton
Neenah
Racine
Sparta
Whitefish Bay
Camp Randall
WIAA
Paul Neverman
Kenosha
Kohler
Fred Simpson
Bill Moon
Dans
Courtney
Don Ethridge
Marlin
Cook
Dick Marner
Janes
Moon
Ethridge
Mile
Maurer
New York
Detroit
Washington
Boston
St Louis
Chicago
American Association
St Paul
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Columbus
Toledo
Louisville
Kansas City
Jockey Sande Freed but 60 Day Suspension Stands
The Jockey Club said the grand jury action would not affect the 60 day suspension of jockey Earle Sande imposed May 4 after his May arrest. Government charges claim he possessed an unregistered drug and failed to pay taxes on it.
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The
Jockey Club
Grand
Sande
Round Grove Students Tour Monticello and New Glarus Firms
Twelve students from Round Grove school and teacher Mrs. O H Rupnow visited Monticello woolen mill and New Glarus Pet Milk and Swiss lace plants yesterday. Accompanying were Bernice Sutter, the Buols, Brunkow, Leuzing, Lehr, Weiss, and Botteron, from Route 4 Monroe location.
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Round Grove
County Industries
O. H. Rupnow
Monticello
New Glar
Monello
New Glarus
Bernice Sutter
Albert
Edward, Leroy
Louis Buol
Betty Sutter
Robert Brunkow
Ruth Ann
Barbara Leuzingjer
Yvonne Lehr
Things Can Be Rough In School Baseball Now Take Brodhead
In the State Line league Brodhead high nine under Coach Al Erickson faces a rough week with rain causing postponements. If seeds hold they will host Brooklyn Monday, travel to Monticello Wednesday, then reach Belleville for the league and district tournament Thursday and Friday pending weather.
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al Erickson
Brodhead High Nine
Cardinals
Brooklyn
Edgewood
Madisin
Monticello
Erickson's Boys
Belleville
Football Improving Says Stuhldreher At Club Banquet
University of Wisconsin athletic director Harry Stuhldreher told a club banquet that football has progressed with better quality pace and competition. He praised athletes for excelling on the playing field and in the classroom. Bob Cook of Harvard, Illinois, was named outstanding athlete of 1948 for his multi sport achievements and scoring leadership.
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Madison —R
Harry Stuhldreher
University of Wisconsin
Stuhldreher
Athettes
Bob Cook
Harvard
Ill
Cook
Badgers
Brodhead Softball Nine Opens Sunday at Legion Field
Brodhead softball opens Sunday night at 8 with Vogel's Colts meeting Freeman's Shoes Beloit at Legion field. Pregame band at 7:30, new uniforms, and an electric scoreboard to be tested, with Ernie Johnson to pitch for the locals. Intercity league starts next Monday with eight teams listed. multiple all star games slated through June. Tourism in Canada shows strong meat and egg consumption in a typical travel year.
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Legion Field
Vogel
Colts
Brodhead
Freeman
Beloit
Charles Vogel
Allstar
Ernie Johnson
Madison
Orfordville
Austin’s
Juda Merchants
American Legion
Poat Shuts Out Cards as Giants Rally in Nl Race
Ray Poat delivered a two hit shutout against St. Louis to lift the New York Giants into the National League lead. Amid moves sending Bill Voiselle to Boston and Mort Cooper’s retirement, Boston slips, while Poat’s success heals Ott’s trade impact. Enos Slaughter and Red Schoendienst provided St. Louis’ only runs in a 5-0 loss.
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New York
St. Louis
Boston
Chicago
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
American Association
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Toledo
Indianapolis
Columbus
Louisville
Associated Press
Ray Poat
New York Giant
Bill Voiselle
Poat
St. Louis Cardinals
Giants
Voiselle
Mel Ott
Ott
Boston Braves
Mort Cooper
Mort
Cooper
Peat
Baltimore
Enos Slaughter
Red Schoendienst
Bob Chesnes
Chesnes
Frank Gustine
Philadelphia Athletics
Yankee Stadium
Monroe High Tennis Team Clinches 7 0 Victory Over Janesville
Monroe High dominated Janesville on their court securing a 7 0 win. Ernie Vogler and Dick Kundert led with straight set wins and the duo defeated Byrne and Marhee 6 2 6 0. Feldt Timmons, Feldt, and Ableman won their singles matches with strong margins. Vogler and Kundert also won the doubles 6 2 6 0, Feldt and Timmons 6 3 6 4.
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Mouen
Bob Ableman
Ryan
Don Timmons
Ferguson
Vogler
Kundert
Byrne
Marhee
Feldt
Timmons
Selgren
Cheesemakers
Freeport
Monroe
Ozzie Cowles Named Minnesota Cage Coach
Ozzie Cowles, 47, long time college coach, was named head basketball coach for Minnesota. Approved by President Morrill and the board, he succeeds Dave McMillan who resigned after last season. Cowles, a Carleton graduate, previously led Dartmouth 1936 and Michigan since 1946, guiding the Wolverines to a conference title last season with ten wins and two losses.
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Osborne
Ozzie) Cowles
Michigan
Minnesota
James L. Morrill
Board of Regents
Cowles
Dave McMillan
Carleton College
Northfield
Minn
Cowless
Dartmouth
Two War Veterans to Return for Collegiate Seasons
Moore stated two seasons remain for the veterans, who graduated a year ago. He added further Sheboygan draft choices including Jack Nichols of Washington, Bob Brannum of Kentucky and Michigan State, and Leo Sticklen of Northwestern.
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Moore
Jack Nichols
University of Washington
Bob Brannum
Kentucky
Michigan State
Leo Sticklen
Northwestern
All-Stars Draft Mills and Other Local Players
Oshkosh All-Stars coach Lon Darling announced six selections in the National Basketball League draft at Chicago. Ed Mills of Wisconsin and Gene Berce lead the local picks alongside Andy Wolfe of California Jack Burmaster of Illinois Ken Campbell of Kentucky and John Langdon of Texas.
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Asnosi
Lon Darling
Darling
Ed Mills
Wisconsin
Gene Berce
Chicago
Andy Wolfe
University of California
Jack Burmaster
Illinois
Ken Campbell
Kentucky
John Langdon
Texas
Maywood Harness Opens After Rain Postponement
Maywood Park opened its season after a three day rain delay drawing about 7,500 fans for the inaugural night. The two month meet runs 22 stakes including two at 10,000 dollars. Grand circuit events unfold June 14 to 19 as officials aim for a new attendance and wagering record.
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Maywood
Chicago
Maywood Park
Ehrbar Heads Platteville Council at State Teachers College
Ernest Ehrbar son of Mrs Carl Lehnherr elected as student government representative for the senior class at Platteville State Teachers College where he serves on the board and acts as general chairman of the college prom set for May 21.
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Svenuiarus
Ernest Ehrbar
Carl Lehnherr
Platteville State Teachers College
Ernest
Waukesha High School Names New Head Football Coach
Waukesha coach Wally Stant was named head grid coach at Waukesha High School yesterday. He will succeed Bill Koenig, who, after five years as Blackshirt coach, was relieved of his duties at his request and will not return next fall.
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Waukesha
Wally Stant
Roll College
Waukesha High School
Lemm
Bill Koenig
Koenig
Bobby Cook Draft Choice of Redskins
Three Wisconsin college basketball stars were drafted by the Sheboygan Redskins announced by Coach Doxie Moore. The trio includes Nate de Long of River Falls, the nation's leading scorer in 1947 48, John Orr of Beloit, and Bobby Cook of Wisconsin. Orr and De Long were noted as high draft selections.
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Sheboygan
Wisconsin
Sheboygan Redskins
Nate de Long
River Falls
John Orr
Beloit
Bobby Cook
Doxie Moore
Orr
de Long
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