Women Roll 198s Rufenacht Tops City Bowling Standings
Ed Rufenacht of the city league posted a 585 series to lead last night’s bowling across Vic tory Industrial City and Pleasure leagues. Other strong scores included Harold Kurth 580 and Vic Marean 571, with Dorothy Bacon and Dorothy Amans each near 200 in local action.
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Chuck’s Tavern
Hoffman’s
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George Redman
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al. Mielke
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Hydrotex
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Frick Opposes Umpire Control by Chandler
National League President Ord Frick announced he is unalterably opposed to placing both major league umpire staffs under Commissioner A B Chandler. He argued the plan would break down competition between leagues and contradicted reports of upcoming winter meetings in December.
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New York
Ord Frick
National Ague
A. B
Happy) Chandler
Chandler
Cincinnati
Coach Allen Erickson Earns Master’s Degree in Administration
Brodhead Wisconsin Allen Erickson the physical education director and coach for the high school teams earned his master’s degree in administration and physical education this week. It is his third year teaching in Brodhead and he has spent the past four summers at the University of Wisconsin.
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Brodhead
Allen Erickson
Coach Erickson
University of
Stoughton Tops Monroe 10-7 in Rough Football Clash
Stoughton overpowered Monroe high in a hard hitting 10-7 victory. Stoughton held Monroe to five first downs while racking up 11, with Olson and Ethridge scoring for the visitors. Dick Blanc averaged nearly 25 yards on punts as Schoenbeck boosted Stoughton’s ground game.
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Stoughton
Monroe High School
Monroe
Olson
Ethridge
Drybevic
Goodman
Maurer
Blanc
Schoenbeck
Bostrack
West
Notvig
Fossen
Michigan Gophers clash in top Big Ten rivalry
Michigan looks to avoid a third straight loss as undefeated Minnesota visits Ann Arbor for the 40th Gopher Wolverine showdown in a sellout at Michigan Stadium. Wisconsin hosts Ohio State Illinois visits Purdue and Iowa hosts Northwestern while Indiana welcomes Pittsburgh.
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Chicago
Michigan
Little Brown Jug
Minnesota
Ann Arbor
Wisconsin Badgers
Ohio State
Illinois
Purdue
Iowa
Northwestern
Indiana
Pittsburgh
Bloomington
Guy Sundt Honored on 25th UW Anniversary
Madison honors Guy Sundt for 25 years on the University of Wisconsin faculty as assistant athletic director and coach of track and cross country. Retired Wisconsin track coach Tom Jones and other officials attend a dinner with speakers including Justice Grover Broadfoot and Rollie Williams. Sundt was a UW letter winner in football basketball and track 1918 to 1921.
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State
Guy Sundt
University of Wisconsin
Sundt
Wisconsin
Grover Broadfoot
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Rollie Williams
University of Iowa
Albert Tormey
Los Angeles Girl Meets Babe Zaharias in Open Golf Semifinal
In Fort Smith Arkansas 15 year old Marlene Bauer of Los Angeles challenged celebrated golfer Mildred Babe Zaharias of Grossingers New York in the semifinals of the Hardscrabble women's open tournament.
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Fort Smith
Ark
Mildred
Babe
Monroe Gridders Battle Wisconsin High In Homecoming Test
Monroe high faces first place Wisconsin High at Breese Stevens Madison in a homecoming showdown. Wisconsin High seeks title edge with two touchdowns favored. Monroe must win to stay in contention while a loss ends title hopes. Starters listed with positions and notable changes likely before kickoff.
Distinctive New Plant Type Emerges From Numerous Crossings
Tens of thousands of plant crossings are sometimes required to produce a distinctive new type. The statement notes long breeding efforts and the impact on horticultural progress with emphasis on extensive experimental work.
Claasen Predicts Bucks Over Wisconsin in Crystal Ball Session
Harold Classen notes Claasen forecasts lean toward the Buckeyes in a Wisconsin matchup. The column lists 28 correct picks and 14 wrong from the season’s forecast, with major college games across the nation including Army over Columbia and Michigan over Minnesota among many others.
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Columbia
Kentucky
Southern Methodist
Minnesota
Michigan
North Carolina
Louisiana State
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California
Washington
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Oklahoma
Nebraska
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Lafaytte
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Maryland
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Kansas State
Memphis State
Georgia Tech
Florida
Duke
Virginia Tech
Tennessee
Tennessee Tech
Tulane
Auburn
Virginia
Virginia Military
William and Mary
Wake Forest
Vanderbilt
Arkansas
Midwest
Michigan State
Penn State
Dog Wins Trophy in Wisconsin German Shepherd Show
Mr and Mrs Sidney H Fosshage entered Linda of Ju Gex in a specialty show by the Wisconsin German Shepherd dog club sponsored by the AKC in Milwaukee Sunday. The dog was the youngest in the six to nine months class and won a trophy plus second prize in a field of 10.
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Brodhead
Sidney H. Fosshage
Linda
Wisconsin
Redskins Sign Player Despite Court Threat
The Washington Redskins signed Joel Williams, star center for the Richmond Rebels, amid a threatened court action. George Preston Marshall said Richmond can go to court if it wants, noting courts exist for such disputes.
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Washington
Washington Redskins
Richmond Rebels
Joel Williams
George Preston Marshall
Redskins
Williams
Richmond
California Driver Killed on Race Track
Ed Haddad a 37 year old midget auto racer from Inglewood died in a race at Hollywood last night as 7 000 spectators watched. His car was squeezed into the fence by another, rolled and turned over three times.
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Hollywood
Ed Haddad
Haddad
Inglewood
California
Huge Muskie Caught In Chippewa Flowage
Louis Spray of Rice Lake reported catching a 69 percent pound muskie in the Chippewa Flowage about 18 miles east of Hayward. He used an 18 inch sucker as bait and the fish was about 63 percent inches long.
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Louis Spray
Rice Lake
Spray
Chippewa
Here
Williamson Gives Badgers New Pass Plays
Wisconsin football under coach Ivan Williamson worked on new pass plays in a full aerial drill before the contest with favored Ohio State. Quarters Bob Petruska and Johnny Coatta threw to freshmen receivers including standout Erv Andrykowski, as the Badgers emphasized the aerial game.
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Ivan Williamson
University of Wisconsin
Badgers
Ohio State
Bob Petruska
Johnny Coatta
Wisconsin
Williamson
Erv Andrykowski
Trout Transplants Move Bass From Twin Grove Pond
One thousand three hundred forty three smallmouth bass were moved yesterday from Twin Grove rearing pond to Richland Creek. Averaging three and a half inches with some seven inch fish, they started as fry in June at three quarters of an inch. State conservation staff drained six feet of water to knee depth for seining and transported the fish in tanks over an all day operation.
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Richland Creek
State Conservation Department
Milton Mips Sechs Triumph in 8-0 Wisconsin Tilt
Milton College capitalized on Wisconsin Tech errors to win 8-0 in a Badgerillini conference football game. The victory featured a safety and a touchdown, showcasing the early momentum for Milton College in the league clash.
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SECHS
Platteville
Milton College
Wisconsin Tech Bobbles
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