Monroe Loses to Wisconsin High Handicapped by injuries
Monroe drops from title contention after a 20 to 6 Southern Ten defeat at Madison. Wisconsin High led 14-0 at halftime and scored two more in the third quarter while Monroe, missing Bob Wells and Dick Maurer, managed a late touchdown on a Dick Blanc pass to Ed McArdle.
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Wisconsin High
Monroe
Madison
Badger
Bob Wells
Dick Maurer
Wells
Maurer
Dick Blanc
Ed McArdle
McArdle
Wisconsin
Don Ethridge
Gib Goodman
Gib
Bob Speentgen
Badger Prep
Bob Carter
Spoentgen
Goodman
Ethridge
Banger
Dick Recourt
Bryant
Cassons
Fredrickson
Badger Preps
Herling
Phillips
Blanc
Phillipps
Ken Davis
Vogel
Bud Pilz
Blane
Casson
Rob Marty
Dick Spoentgen
Marty
Ft. Atkinson
Baraboo
Edgerton
Monroe Pos
Wis. High
Buob LE Fredricks Prisk
Westphal
Bruney
LG Groves Beach
Gerhardt Pierce
RG Groves Soddy RT
Peters Rieder
Lehman Blanc
Ethridge LH
Spoentgen Goodman
Vogel Speich
Schot
Wisconsin Jr teams paced by college scores
The evening scoreboard lists multiple high school and college football results led by Wisconsin Jr's 13 Ohio State Mission House 20 and Madison East 14 Janesville 9. Other notable outcomes include Stevens Point 42 Mosinee 2 and Platteville 38 Dodgeville 20 with several 0s and close margins across Wisconsin communities.
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Associated Press College
Wisconsin
Ohio State
Mission House
Northwestern
Watertown
Wis
Sturgeon Bay
Two Rivers
Stevens Point
Mosinee
Madison East
Janesville
Wisconsin High
Monroe
Sun Prairie
Blanchardville
Darlington
Boscobel
Platteville
Dodgeville
Wauwatosa
West Allis
Madison Central
Madison West
Beloit
Racine Park
Lake Mills
Jefferson
Lodi
Spring Green
Sauk City
Waunakee
Verona
Middleton
Portage
Stoughton
Edgerton
Ft. Atkinson
Mt. Horeb
Fennimere
Wisconsin Dells
Baraboo
Cambridge
Oregon
Mazomanie
Arena
Richland Center
Reedsburg
Whitewater City High
Lake Geneva
Elkhorn
Delavan
Burlington
McHenry
Shullsburg Clinches Shot At Blackhawk Title With Win
South Wayne saw its title chances fade after Shullsburg beat them 44-21. Shullsburg now faces Benton next week in a decisive clash to claim sole possession. a loss would force a tie with Benton.
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South Wayne
Blackhawk
Shullsburg
Benton
Darlington Clinches 34-0 Rout Over Boscobel in Title Drive
Darlington, led by Frank Stephenson and Gil Goetz with two touchdowns each, blanked Boscobel 34-0 as Joe Micka scored once. Lancaster remains in second after a 26-0 win over Prairie du Chien while Cuba City beat Mineral Point 18-13 in a three-way spread of league results.
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Darlington
Wisconsin
Boscobel
W. W. Martens
Cuba City
Mineral Point
Lancaster
Prairie du Chien
Mt. Horeb
Fennimore
Frisco Yankees Clash In Top Grid Showdown At Yankee Stadium
San Francisco 49ers, leaders of the AAC, face the rising New York Yankees in a high profile pro football game at Yankee Stadium. San Francisco owns six wins and one loss, while New York sits at four and one. Other AAC matches feature Chicago Hornets at Baltimore and Buffalo hosting Los Angeles Dons. Giants meet Bears at the Polo Grounds as New York’s NFL slate unfolds.
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New York
San Francisco
49Ers
New York Yankees
Yankee Stadium
Yankees
Cleveland
Chicago Hornets
Baltimore
Buffalo
Los Angeles Dons
Polo Grounds
New York Giants
Chicago Bears
Giants
Bears
Legal Wraps Put On Redskin Center
Washington Redskins travel to Philadelphia to face the Eagles without newly signed center Joel Williams. The 225 pound ex Texas reg will play for the Richmond Rebels against Wilkes Barre Pa. District Judge Henry Schweinhaut issued a temporary restraining order to stop Williams from playing for any other club until next Thursday. He will hear a request for an injunction and $10 damages by Harry Seibold, Rebels president.
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Washington
Washington Redskins
Philadelphia
Eagles
Joel Williams
University of Texas
Richmond Rebels
Wilkes-Barre
Federal
Henry Schweinhaut
Williams
Richmond
Schweinhaut
Harry Seibold
Rebels
Horse Gets Laugh as False Tail Falls at Show
Harrisburg Pa. Wilson's Grey Boy a five year old gelding finished a walk around in a class for walking horses when its tail fell off revealing a tied on switch. Judges disqualified the horse. Owned by Mr and Mrs Byron D Ruth of Chesterland Ohio.
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Harrisburg
Wilson
Byron D. Ruth
Chesterland
Wind助 Touchdown Sparks Rockford Win
In Celina Ohio a gust of wind altered a punt by Coldwater’s Floyd Hemmelgarn. The ball deflected backward into the end zone where Rockford center Bob Smit recovered for a touchdown, giving Rockford high school the lead in the game.
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Celina
Rockford High School
Coldwater
Floyd Hemmelgarn
Hemmelgarn
Bob Smit
Rockford
Minnesota at Michigan in pivotal Rose Bowl chase
Ed Corrigan reports a top day in college football as Minnesota visits Michigan in Ann Arbor in a clash seen as the toughest remaining test for Bernie Bierman’s Gophers. California battles Washington to keep hopes alive while UCLA also seeks a clear conference record against Washington State.
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Ed Corrigan
New York
Minnesota
Michigan
Ann Arbor
Wolverines
Gopher
Bernie Bierman
California
University of Washington
UCLA
Uclans
Washington State
Junior Badgers Nip Ohio State JVs 13 7
Wisconsin's junior varsity football team edged Ohio State JV 13 7. Ohio State scored on Bill Peterson to Skip Dole in the second period. Wisconsin answered with Jim Lemanczyk to Duane Boetticher for 15 yards in the third and Lemanczyk to Roger Derusha for nine yards in the final period.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Ohio State
Ohio
Bill Peterson
Skip Dole
Badgers
Jim Lemanczyk
Duane Boetticher
Lemanczyk
Roger Derusha
Brewers Consider Hiring High-Paid Manager for 1960s
Milwaukee officials say Paul Richards, former MLB catcher, could manage the Brewers next year and be one of the highest paid managers in the American Association if he accepts. Brewer president Jake Flowers said an offer will be made if Richards does not secure a big league job.
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Milwaukee
Paul Richards
Milwaukee Brewers
American Association
Jake Flowers
Brewer
Richards
Norris Farm Tops Juda High in Six Man Tilt 38-19
Norris Farm Foundation Dairy: Norris Farm stops Juda High in a six man football game 38 to 19 amid heavy rain. Juda seeks first victory but falls short as a three touchdown burst in the second half fails to overcome the lead.
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Norris Farm
Juda High
Juda
Norris Foundation Farm
Belleville Lions Devour New Glarus 45 6
Belleville crushed New Glarus 45 to 6 as six players scored for Belleville led by Buss Milz and Zentner for New Glarus. Orfordville also won 69 31 over Brooklyn while Argyle defeated Brodhead 46 24 setting up a key clash next week between Belleville and Orfordville for the State Line league title.
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New Glarus
Brooklyn
Belleville
Orfordville
Roehl
Greaves
Holden
Grable
Kinna
Rummage
Neath
Olson
Kernot
Kluever
C. H. Hageman
Glarus
Buss
Milz
Fritz
Farnsworth
Krueger
Zentner
Argyle
Winderman
Putnam
Brodhead
Douglas
Durning
Christianson
State Line
Glarus Es
Fifteen-year-old Marlene Bauer Meets Patty Berg in Hardscrabble Final
Los Angeles debutante Marlene Bauer, 15, defeats Mildred Zaharias on the 21st hole to reach the final of the Hardscrabble women's open. Patty Berg, a Minneapolis pro and defending champion, ramps past Marjorie Lindsay 5 and 4 in the semifinal at Fort Smith Arkansas.
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Fort Smith
Ark
Marlene Bauer
Los Angeles
Patty Berg
Minneapolis
Mildred
Babe) Zaharias
Grossingers
N. Y
Miss Berg
Marjorie Lindsay
Decatur
Ill
Stevens Point Team Stops Here Overnight
The Stevens Point Teachers College football team stayed in Monroe overnight en route to Platteville for a game. They arrived about 4 30 p m yesterday and exercised on the Recreation park gridiron using high school facilities to ease travel. They planned to attend a Janesville game but watched a movie due to bad weather. They left for Platteville at 9 30 a m after breakfast at the Eugene hotel where they spent the night.
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Stevens Point
Platteville
Monroe
Recreation Park
Janesville
Eugene
Gridiron Legend Amos Stagg Feted at Susquehanna
Fans pack Selinsgrove for a Susquehanna University homecoming honoring Amos Alonzo Stagg as he enters his 60th year coaching. The 87 year old coach leads the Crusaders against Upsala College with a reception and dinner tonight. Stella Stagg, his wife of 74, is praised for plays diagramming.
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Selinsgrove
Susquehanna University
Amos Alonzo Stagg
Stagg
Susquehanna University Crusaders
Upsala College
Stella
Betty Rowland Tops 526 Series In Progressive Bowling Night
Betty Rowland of Johnson Pontiac Sales rolled a 526 series in the Progressive league with 165 183 178 to lead women’s scoring. Leona Gruenewald followed with a 219 for a 141 219 163 523 set in the VFW league. Ellingson had a 527 in the Sportsmen’s league and other high scores included various teams and players such as Nancy Poff 171 Ann Huber 167 Etha Discher 461 Gladys Huebner 171 and Kate Yost 173 while local standings show multiple 3 1 and 0 results among clubs like Martin’s Sporting Goods Clarno Goldenrods and Corner Cafe.
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Betty Rowland
Johnson Pontiac Sales
Leona Gruenewald
VFW
Ellingson
Progressive
Martin’s Sporting Goods
Clarno Goldenrods
Corner Cafe
Monroe Clinic
Hunt’s Produce
Clinic
Hunt
Hunt’s
Charm Center
Anderson Body Shop
Fritz Cleaners
Johnson Pontiacs
Nancy Poff
E. Rutsch
C. Krahenbuehl
Wilbur E. Deininger
Felton Upsets Gavilan in Detroit Welterweight Showdown
Lester Felton, 20, from Detroit, defeated Cuba’s Kid Gavilan in a 10 round upset at Olympia. Gavilan pressed for most of the bout but Felton outboxed him to a disputed split decision in front of 13,184 fans. Gavilan carried a half pound edge and was the betting favorite.
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Charles C. Cain
Detroit
Joe Louis
Sugar Ray Robinson
Lester Felton
Felton
Kid Gavilan
Cuba
Olympia
Gavilan
Robinson
Sun Prairie blanks Blanchardville in league win
Sun Prairie rolled to a 33-0 victory over Blanchardville as they raced to a 3-0 first quarter lead. Blanchardville managed only 13 rushing yards in the game, extending Sun Prairie's fifth straight Madison Suburban league win.
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Blanchardville
Sun Prairie
Madison
Social Roundup From Monticello and Nearby Towns
Monticello residents host and visit relatives during weekend gatherings in Madison Monroe and Milwaukee. Attendees include the Elmer and Kachelhoffer families, Clergy, students, and travelers from Madison, Monroe, Freeport, and Los Angeles with multiple football game outings and hospital visits noted.
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Dells
Fort Atkinson
Barabooze
BY Jimmy Hatlo
Weireea
Des Moines
Frisco
Redskin
Jvs
Brewers
Poland
Walsh Bros
Beloit, Wis
Babe Zaharias
Gridiron
Susquehana
Kate Yost
Dorothy Bacon
Clara Dittmar
Turner Hall
Frank Broege
Mr. and
Mrs
Dewey Haeff
Carl Schumacher
Monticello
O. D. Curtis
E. E. Kachelhoffer
St. Louis
Henry J. Elmer
Elmer
Anna Kachelhoffer
Tommy Elmer
Herman Elmer
Marcus Elmer
Mmes
W. D. Elmer
Jeanne
Arnold Elmer
Merlyn Loveland
LaVonne
Fred Abbott
Earl Feldt
Herman Feenie
Arthur Miller
Otto’ Babler
Ted Zurbuchen
John Wittenwyler
Jacobina Studer
A. W. Becker
E. A. Bently
Varona Schuler
Louise Karlen
Elizabeth Rolph
Anna Elmer
St. Clare
Lora Pease
Joseph Viney
Ida Schenk
Herbert Schenk
Victoria
Jimmy
Bernard Biderman
Dennis
Freeport
Kenneth Holcomb
Hammond
Ind
Conrad Stauffacher
Donald Knobel
Fred Haldimann
Chicago Cardinal
Green Bay Packer
Walter Kubly
Mission House College
Plymouth
Florence Kubly
Clarence Marty
Fred Hammerly
Hammerly
William Pagel
Clarence Elmer Jr
Dorothy Pagel
Henry V. Baebler
Betty Ann
Eugene Weber
Green Bay Packers
Chicago
John M. Blum
Karl Freitag
Gene Lynn
William Spring
Christ Jensen
Henry Carlson
Paul Veenie
Veenie
Dennis Carlson
Clarence Wittner
Wisconsin General Hospital
F. W. Voegeli
Peter S. Streiff
Frederick
Voegeli
Makers’ Club
Clifford Schindler
Emil Rabe
Harland
Marjorie Rabe
Willard Prisk
Gordon K. Steinmann
George Steinmann
C. M. Stauffer
Wilbert Dick
Adam Schuler
Emil G. Voegels
Municipal League
Stauffer
Robert Dick
Herman Dick
Leroy
Minn
Minnie Marty
Calif
John Dick
Clegance Karlen
Waldo Dick
St. Clare Hospital
W. L. Zweifel
Ernest Gempeler
Louise
Fred Gempeler
Emily
Ernest
Anna Gempeler
Paul Newman
Footville
Cecil Jordan
Hulda Karlen
C. W. Karlen
Freeman Long
Fred A. Blum
Margaret Boyum
Herman Klassy
Kate Stauffer
Fort
J. W. Barlow
Fannie G. Benkett
Stanlish, Loveland
Earl Richa
John VI
LeRoy and
Hancock
Roberts
Otto Blum
Waverly
H. F. Stoll
Goetz
Smiley Burnette
South Death Valley
Cobra Woman
The
Brave
Peck Gardner
Lupe
Region
Gant Ruth
Wistern
Eddy Howard
Masonic Temple
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