Speich Leads 607 Night With High Scores At Bowling Night
Speich rolled 607 to top pin night as the Dutch Maids and Ludlow Hotel led scoring. Clinic Pharmacy 2759 topped the majors with victories for Baumgartner's Maple Grove Old Style Dutch Maids and others in a busy lane night.
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Speich
Marie Dearth
Ludlow
Postoffice One
Carter and
F. Gobeli
Nitehawks
Ainsworth’s
Solomon Autos
DHIA
Lock Contractors
Buehler’s Grocery
Western Auto
N. Schwend
R. Witrich
Koch
Badgers
Swiss Colony
Kubly Paint Store
Style Shop
Ludlow Hotel
Lee’s
Haworth’s
Goldie Robertson
Agnes Vincent
Dorothy Pfund
Charles Valentino Set for Frisco Heavyweight Title Bout
Charles and Valentino prepare for a 15 round heavyweight title fight at the Cow Palace in Frisco Friday night. Ezzard Charles, NBA champion and 1-5 favorite, defends against Pat Valentino, California champion, with Charles favored to win as Valentino seeks an upset.
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San Francisco
Ezzard Charles
Pat Valentino
Cow Palace
Charles
National Boxing Association
California
Cincinnati
Valentino
Pat
Charlies
Orangeville Social Happenings Report Weekend Visits
Miss Helen Kilian of Milwaukee stayed with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leland Kilian, for several days. Several local residents" activities included trips to Waterloo Cattle Congress, Eastern Star sessions in Chicago, and visits by June Dietmeier and Bonnie Bolender. A Freeport hospital release and a birth at Freeport Deaconess Hospital are noted along with multiple gatherings near Beloit and Brodhead.
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Helen Kilian
Milwaukee
Leland Kilian
Glen Gelter
Waterloo
James Chilton
Sarah Palmer
Milford Parriott
Will Moore
Beloit
Train Collision Kills 25 Injures 100 in Buenos Aires
A freight train and a resort-bound passenger train collided near midnight in Buenos Aires, killing 25 people and injuring more than 100. Emergency crews rushed to the scene as investigators began probing the cause of the wreck.
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Buenos Aires
Maurer Sparks Monroes Ground Game At Fort Atkinson
Fullback Dick Maurer led Monroe in ground gains with 102 yards on 14 carries as Fort Atkinson edged Monroe 172 rushing yards to 165. Team stats show Fort doubled Monroe in first downs 12 to 5, with Monroe intercepting four passes and Fort three.
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Dick Maurer
Monroe
Fort Atkinson
Fort
Perkins
Steensrud
Rohloff
Dick Blanc
Goodman
Wells
Davis
Blanc
Speich
Pilz
Ethridge
Fort Frentzel
Carmichael
Marquart
Sexton
O’brien
van Schoyck
State Line six-man game moved to Brodhead under lights
The Brodhead-Orfordville six-man game, originally set for Orfordville Friday afternoon, will be played Friday night at 8 o clock in Legion park Brodhead. Coach Al Erickson seeks peak performance as State Line title hopes hinge on this clash. Orfordville remains undefeated in league action."
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Brodhead
Brodhead-Orfordville
Yale Fullback Dale Leichty Returns After Illness
Dale Leichty Yale fullback from Lake Geneva Wisconsin was discharged yesterday from New Haven hospital after a mild case of infantile paralysis. His illness followed Yale's season opener against Connecticut and caused the Fordham game cancellation. He will not play soon.
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New Haven
Big Party Planned To Honor Football's Grand Old Man Stagg
A large celebration is planned in Selinsgrove Pennsylvania on October 22 to honor Amos Alonzo Stagg the 87 year old football legend. Invitations have been sent to over 100 top coaches for a testimonial dinner torch light parade and homecoming game. Stagg remains active as an advisory coach at Susquehanna University and hopes to coach five more years.
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Selingsgrove
Amos Alonzo Stagg
University of Chicago
Susquehanna University
Alonzo, Jr
Waterfowl Hunt Regulations Issued Statewide
The hunting season for wild ducks coots and geese opens at noon Friday in all counties and closes Nov 22. Ducks bag limit four with eight in possession not more than one wood duck. Geese bag four with limits on Canadians white-fronted geese or one of each. Shooting hours run from half an hour before sunrise to sunset, opening day noon to sunset. No 10 gauge or larger shells allowed and three shells maximum. Automatic guns must have a three shell magazine plug removable without disassembly. Open water shooting forbidden.
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Norman Hicks
Wisconsin Badger Freshmen Football Cut to 78 Survive
University of Wisconsin freshman football squad reduced from 153 to 78 under coach George Lanphear. The eliminations were based on speed and size as the team was pared to a more manageable roster.
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Badger Frosh
Madison
University of Wisconsin
George Lanphear
Lineups Listed for Monroe BB versus Mt Horeb B Squad
The Monroe BB lineup for Monday’s game against Mt Horeb B includes Paul Ruf Walt Schwaiger Jack Andereck Ken Norton Bob Rugh Gary Quinn Vince O Flaherty Ken Davis Bob Marty Rudy Speich and other players. The ad suggests trying Times Want Ads.
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Monroe
Mt. Horeb
Paul Ruf
Walt Schwaiger
Jack Andereck
Ken Norton
Bob Rugh
Gary Quinn
Vince O’flaherty
Ken Davis
Bob Marty
Rudy Speich
Algoma's Zastrow To Bother Badgers
Navy recruit Bob Zastrow retools Wisconsin’s fears as he stars for Navy, earning praise from major coaches after a standout season. Attacking defenses with 32 of 66 passes for 509 yards and nine of Navy’s 11 touchdowns, the 208 pound quarterback known as Zug has drawn comparisons to greats and heightened anticipation for a Camp Randall showdown.
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George Bowen
Annapolis
Navy
Asbury
Hinkle
Coward
Algoma
Zastrow
Wisconsin
Farragut Academy
Jersey
Badgers
Seaason
Zug
Ugh
George Sauer
Kansas
Ray Evans
Jeff Cravath
Southern Cal
Charlie Caldwell
Princeton
Tigers
Weekend Tests for Nation’s All-Winning Teams
High pressure schedules thin the all-win group as Notre Dame hosts Tulane in a top game while Cornell and Yale duel in New Haven. Minnesota meets Ohio State in a pivotal Big Ten clash and California faces USC in a Rose Bowl flavored matchup with wide implications.
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New York
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Tulane
Cornell
Yale
Gophers
Ohio State
Big Bears
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Trojans
Southern California
Southern Cal
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Harvard
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Villanova
Baylor
Pittsburgh
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Virginia
Minnesota
Brown
Boston U
Pennsylvania
Southern Methodist
Wyoming
Drake
Ohio U
Miami
Fla
Bucknell
Gehrmann and Mader Earn Badger Scholarship Honors
Don Gehrmann captain of the Badger cross country team and Bob Mader Wisconsin Rapids senior guard were named recipients of the annual Harlan B. Rogers scholarship awards announced by the University of Wisconsin.
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Madison
Don Gehrmann
Bob Mader
University of Wisconsin
Gehrmann
Milwaukee
Badger
Mader
Wisconsin Rapids
Harlan B. Rogers
Frankie Parker Signs For Professional Play
Frankie Parker, 33, of Los Angeles signs to join a professional tennis troupe led by Jack Kramer and Pancho Gonzales. The move marks a shift from hobby play to a paid circuit beginning tomorrow in New York.
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Frankie Parker
New York
Los Angeles
Jack Kramer
Pancho Gonzales
Minnesota Center Tonnemaker Wins AP Lineman Award
Clayton Tonnemaker, 240-pound Minnesota center, named lineman of the week in the third AP poll. His standout defense and tackles helped Minnesota beat Northwestern 21-7, with Northwestern coach Don Heap noting he wrecked their first half. Minnesota led 14-0 at halftime.
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New York
Clayton Tonnemaker
Minnesota
Associated Press
Tonnemaker
Northwestern
Don Heap
Most Major League Managers To Stay In Place In 1950
The 1950 managerial lineup is likely to include 12 holdovers. Joe Kuhel and Bucky Walters lost jobs. Jack Onslow and Zack Taylor may be replaced. Rumors link Paul Richards, Bucky Harris, and Jimmy Dukes to Washington, while Del Baker, Al Vincent, and Richards surface for Cincinnati. Richards also favored for Chicago if Onslow is dropped.
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Joe Kuhel
Washington
Bucky Walters
Cincinnati
Jack Onslow
Chicago White Sox
Zack Taylor
St. Louis
Browns
Onslow
White Sox
Taylor
Florida
DeWitt
del Baker
Detroit
al Vincent
Reds
Tulsa
Texas
Richards
Chicago
Nine Thousand Motoring Privileges Lost This Year
The state motor vehicle department reports 9 916 motorists lost driving privileges during the first nine months of the year. This compares with 10 205 persons penalized for various traffic offenses in the same period of 1948.
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Madison
State Motor Vehicle Department
No Negligence Found in Forrestal's Death
A navy board absolves any person or persons in the naval service of fault in the death of former Secretary to Defense James Forrestal. Forrestal leaped to his death May 22 from a tower at the Naval hospital in Bethesda Maryland after being admitted April 2 for fatigue. The board announced its findings after a four month delay.
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Washington
Navy
Naval Service
Defense
James Forrestal
Forrestal
Naval Hospital
Bethesda
Naval
Matthews
Rhinelander Names Interim City Manager
Rhinelander council names Harris Lewis a 51 year old council member to serve as acting city manager after T. M. Wardwell resigns November 15. Lewis will hold the post until the spring election and will work part time for 250 dollars monthly.
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Rhinelander
Harris Lewis
T. M. Wardwell
Lewis
Editor Given Award for Americas Foundation honor
New York editor Tom Wallace, editor emeritus of the Louisville Times, receives the 1949 Americas award for advancing understanding and friendship between North and South America. He is the first newspaperman named to the award by the Americas foundation.
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New York
Tom Wallace
The
Louisville Times
North
South America
Wallace
Americas Foundation
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