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Score Tourney VictoriesBy Vie Forsyther[ weu. ( FOLKG LAST NIGHT I SAW 'THE MAlKi EVENTf and heard it fuop(with a DULL thud? » AG FOR DYNAMITE , DUNN'S ACTING. »\£ i SEEN wrestlers.YOU WONT HAVE Wo WAIT LONG! NOOR EXHIBITION BOUT WITH prattler FOR THE ACTORS' RELIEF FUND GOES ON NEXT WEEK—*ill Tangle for TitleMeet Sidelightsoneranatars,thetheIn’ttheigheg-beinklut-ydeV\s-Heebblos-lur-iter on 'ton i of free sed.* un-urt dn’t lear his-lt;ing ame the een ater Ktra tep-hiledropped from the squad i ago for breaking training.monthMembers of the Whitewater Teachers’ college “W” club, who act as ushers, arc a bit envious of Art Ransom, the handsome footballer from Janesville. Art, a lineman on Whitewater’s championship eleven of last fall, is the personal escort for a pretty little trick who sells candy.Prof. William Fricker of the college, manager of the tournament, is a big booster for radio broadcast of games. The many duties of his managerial post keep him confined to Athletic Director Chick” Ag-new’s office most of the time, but he manages to keep in touch with the games hy keeping a radio tuned to WCLO. which is broadcasting the meet for the second straight year.Dick Pierson, although only six years old, is a tournament veteran. He is representing Delavan as a cheer leader for the third straightJerg Is High in I-C LeagueChevrolet Ties Kennedy Drugs for First Place inHash from the Sports SkilletThe Marquette track team competes in the 12th annual Central collegiate indoor championships in the Notre Dame university fielci house Friday night and Saturday. The outdoor Central meet, as usual, will be at the Marquette stadium Friday night, June 10.Marquette’s basketball team hung up 14 victories as compared to five defeats—three of the latter by two-point margins. The Hilltoppers scored 710 points, a new all-time Marquette high, to 592 by the opponents. Paul Sokody, center, and Erwin Graf, forward, brothers-in-law' and both of Elgin, 111., shared top scoring honors, each with 127 points. They compiled their totals the same way, each with 47 baskets and 33 free throws. Sokody is married to Grafs sister.Farr Is 7 to 4 Favorite to Trounce BaerExpect Crowd of 17,000 at 15-Round Fracas inN. Y. Garden Tonight.New York—(A5*—Max Baer and I Tommy Farr pop out of the file*Bowling Circuit.I-C LEAGIEKennedyWadham’*Roy’* .. Shurt Jef f Frankltn Colvin’sw\L.Prt..4929.62829.629.4533.577.4533.57734.56437.52637.526,.40.38.51342.46247.39747.39762.205Alfred Bud” Jerg, one of Janesville’s younger keglers, crashed out a big 656 at the Grebe Alleys Thursday night to lead the bowWs in the Industrla 1-Commercial league. Rolling with the Wadhams learn, he also crashed out the night’s high single game score, 256.By taking two games from Slick’sAbout the last word in competition would be a dual boxing meet between Wisconsin and Marquette. The Hilltop university is seriously considering boxing as an intercollegiate sport, possibly for next winter. Marquette’s annual all-university boxing carnival will be staged in the Marquette gym March 18.of the ho, hum” department and tangle for 15 rounds or less in Madison Square Garden’s ring tonight.Tommy is a 7-5 favorite to repeat his 1937 London victory over the | playboy papa,” but the real heroes j of the affair will undoubtedly be j those unsuspecting members of the I fistic faithful who sit and watch lhe thing. Promoter Mike Jacobs figures some 17.000 cash customers will contribute to a gross gate of $75,000—but he’ll settle for less.Max, you remember, used to be the world heavyweight champion. But Jim Braddock took the bauble ayvay from him, and Joe Louis gave a complete going over, fromSeventy candidates for the 1938 Marquette football team are reporting three times a week to Coach Paddy Driscoll at the gymnasium for blackboard rehearsal of offensive and defensive strategy. The Golden Avalanche gridnien will move outdoors as soon as weather permits.histop to bottom, in Baer’s last New York start.Farr is the British Empire title-holder. That sounds imposing, but 1 to win that honor, the scarred Briton outpointed Ben Foord in 15 rounds, and Ben is the lad who jwas manhandled quite thoroughly by Max Schmeling and stopped cold in nine rounds by Baer.year—at Evansville in 1936 and | Casino, the Chevrolet Motors went here in 1937 and 1938. When Dick into a tie for first place with theappears on the scene the Delavan rooters let go with all they’ve got.yersrun,sicalLimetingtheringneedtheDel-hree,vere:kler e of suc-yers,Delavan and Milton Union were well represented with fans at Thursday’s games and the rooting sections of both places came through in a big way. Noisiest of all was the squealing front row of Delavan gals, who have occupied the same seats each year the Schultzmen have appeared here.Harley Davidson, Milton Union’s co-captain, is well named. He gets as many places on a basketball court as a motorcycle rider does on a Sunday trip.Rivaling the tournament for excitement here is the report that Warren Fischer, geology professor at the college and Whitewater’s representative on the State Teachers’ conference athletic council, will run for some city office at the coming election. The announcement is believed to have been made by Frank Callahan, local justiceKennedy Drugs, pacemakers last week, who lost two of three games to the Franklin Tavern. The leaders have each won 49 and lost 29. Slick’s and Wadhams are now lied for third, four games out of first place.Wadhams shared all honors Thursday night. Its three game total of 2,834 was high as was its 994 single game count. Jerg, rolling fourth on the Wadhams team, took care of the individual honors.Only one other 600 count was rolled during the night. 619 by Glen Ormsbee, also of Wadhams.Olin’s rainier*Olin ............171 194Vogel ................164 186W. Dabson ...........166 169Yahn ................174 125Sandstrom ...........172 188Total* .............847 862Grant’* Tap RoomSchifflbein ...........16,1 184Glass ................20.5 146R. Schumacher .......205 169Riley ................179 159Koch ................162 196Total* .............912 854Notre Dame’s basketball team ends its season at Detroit Friday, seeking its 20th victory in 23 starts. Detroit, with its strongest quintet in history, will be aiming at its 17th win in 20 starts. Among the seniorsChevrolet Wins Y. M. C. A. Basket Tourney TitleThe Chevrolet basketball teamon the Irish team are Paul Nowak I won \he. championship of the dou-and Johnny Moir, regulars for j e^mination tournament at the three years and both all-Americans defeating Kennedythe past two seasons. During the three seasons Nowak and Moir have been playing. Notre Dame has won 59 games, lost only 8, and tied one with Northwestern.Powell, Rooney Are Co-Captains of Badger FiveMadison —im— Howard Powell, Valparaiso, Ind., and George Rooney, Appleton, both senior forwards, were elected honorary captains of the 1938 University of Wisconsin basketball team at a basket-Drugs, 39-32, in the deciding game Friday night. The Chevies went through the meet undefeated.Butch” Kirk starred for the champs in the final tilt, accounting for 16 points on six baskets and four free throws.Smith and Cullen, each with 10 points, were high for the Drugs.The Y. M. C. A. Dormitory quintet beat the Y” All-Stars, 27-20, in an exhibition game.Keaaedy 'Drugs (.42) Chevrolet lt;3SSmith f Kirk f Cullen e Kutz g Carpenter gb ft p'5 0 0, Reuter t 1 2 3; Miller f 4 2 1:Jones f 0 1 2 Worman c 3 11 Kirk gWaggoner gb ft p3 0 1 2 1 4 0 0 04 0 1 • 42 2 0 3IS- 482 I b?H banquet held here Thursday j Kennedy .... ” * .‘j.......8 7223— 570 485 180— 554of the peace and a rabid basketball! ormsbee !!!!!!!!!!!!!244Watlham’a Mnbllga*..........216 157was | fan.E. Kerl .......Jerg ..........Swenson .......162..190,.132•171182162— 497 j night.162— 522 ® Men w inning letters are: Powell, 790—2499 I Rooney, Dave Dupee, Freeport, forwards; Charles Jones, Freeport, and Byron Bell, Neenah, centers; and Lee Mitchell, Monroe, Bob 157— 515 I Weigandt, Oshkosh, Mannie Frey, 846- 2612 La Crosse, and Ernie Davis, Madison, guards.Honorary captain of the freshman basketoall squad Madison.169— 572 204— 619 153— 497 210— 656 148— 490was PaulMurphy,17 511 9—32Chevrolet..................4 14 10 }1—39Dormitory' lt;27)b ft p1’Westbv f Hgyl f Hubbard f Pralle c O’Connor g Nichols g Brady g2 2 0 Mav field t 4 0 0 Sullivan t0 O 1 Richmond C2 0 1 Rabe g1 0 OPake g 0 0 0|3 1 0All-Star* lt;t#b ft p0 0 o2 O 2 4 0 2 4 O O 0 0 212 3 2| 10 0 6“Y” Dormitory ..........10 4 5 8—27“Y” All-Star* ............ 6 2 6 6—30i Ir
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Janesville Daily Gazette
Janesville, Wisconsin, US
Fri, Mar 11, 1938
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