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game, Schultz inserted James Kaecl-ing, a six-footer. Kaeding turned in a sparkling performance at rebound work, playing by far the best game of his career. The presence of Kaeding gave Schultz three big fellows to battle for rebounds. Harold Reed and Orlo Brown being the other two. Brown, a steady operator, glittered defensively and accounted for two of Delavan’s five baskets, one on a rebound and the other on a “sleeper.”Delavan Goes into Lead Orlo Brown’s rebound bucket, just before the end of the third quarter, cut Lake Geneva’s lead to one point, 11-10. Delavan wenl ahead for the first time since the very start when Raymond Jordan, a freshman, sank a short goal, making the throw while falling. He was fouled while shooting and slipped in the free throw, giving Delavan a 13-11 lead which was held to the end. Francis Williamson, Delavan’s hero of the semi-final conquest of Whitewater who has aVern Anderson, Cambridge, 1,601, , IV ^ * I i_ $35; R. Bumgard-Harry O’Brien, IV1 1 1 L Jefferson, 1.597 $25; Larry Hebbe,Jefferson. Joe Nichols, Janesville,1,582, $17; Ed Rice-Frank Flood,Delavan, 1,556, $12; J. Jensen-Vern | Anderson, Cambridge, 1,554, $8; C.Cox-H. Erickson. Waukegan, 1,549,$6; E. Simon-K.Mibkirk, Belvidere,$3:50; W. Herro-H. Bendig, Fort Atkinson, 1,542, $3.50; W. J. Mc-Cartie-T. O’Brien. 1.539. $3; W. Sheridan-Reno Koch, Janesville, 1,-532, $2; I. Punzel-W. Richards, Jefferson, 1,530. $2.onHemsley t Rejoin Cleveland TeamNew Orleans—(.*»)—All is forgiven between the Cleveland Indians and Catcher Rollie Hemsley. Hemsley was banished to his Missouri farm, last week for breaking train-Today he asked permissioning. ......._.... to return, and Manager Oscar Vittlot of basketball wrapped in his j tejesraphed him to “come ahead,” narrow frame, got away for a understanding he mustT* • j Sixteen class B and 32 class CJP J. V ^ high school basketball teams, cham-pions of Wisconsin InterscholasticI y/\iir|r»nc | Ji I o Athletic association district tourna-x lUUiiLCu i ments, were resting today in prep- _■ a rat ion for the regional tourna--» -j • o i ments beginning Thursday — St.Badgers spurt in second ; Patrick’s dav.and Third Quarters to1 °f ,hP 350 ,eams which stai,edBeat Janesville.toout early this month in quest of ^^ state championships, the 48 were ^ jail that remained, and by the end Milton — The Milton Badgers, of the week only eight will be left made up of former Milton college ' in each Class to compete at the stars, built up a comfortable mar- University of Wisconsin field house gin in the second and third quar-j March 29, 30, 31, and Aprih 1.Eleven of the class B district champions w ere decided Saturday j“sleeper” and Kaeding fired in a free throw, increasing Delavan’s lead to five points, 16-11.Lake Geneva got back in the running. working an out-of-boundsobey training regulations.HARTFORD LEADIN STATE K. C. MEETSheboygan—( TV—J. F. Schaefer, play, with Jeffers, a spate, sinking | Hartford, went into first place inters to w'in handily from the Janesville Puroils here Saturday night, 28-21.The Puroil lineup was not the same as when the Oils defeated the Badgers in a tournament game at Janesville.Kent Austin of the losers was; high scorer with 13 points. Frank-; lin Kelling and Louis Sunby paced; the winners, who used 11 players, jIn a game at Jefferson Sunday, the Badgers won. 41-23. Polan; featured for Milton with 19 points.!Milton Badgers (28) Jaanvlllt* I'urnl* :■ Sc j wi thPolan f M Werfal f Gilbert f Sunby f DiekhoH f C Werfal £a throw' from off the side. Dela-j the singles of the Knights of Co- Burdick c van got the points back, however, j lumbus state bowling tournament Keiiing c on free throws by Jordan and Wil- j Sunday with a 665 series, including; IuU R liamson. Clarence Peterson. Geneva a 268 game, highest of the tourna- j gforward, intercepted a Delavan pass and dribbled in for a short basket and with a minute remaining the count stood at 18-15. Harold Reed made certain of the championship with his last second goal.Hoyuni Is Quaker StarAllen Hoyum played the leading role in Whitewater City high’s verdict over Edgerton. He personally accounted for 13 points on four baskets and five free throws. Captain Paul Sehuette of the losers was a close second in the scoring with 11 points, gained on three baskets and five free throws.Ahead at the quarter. 9-6. and at the half, 10-8, Whitewater clinched the game in the third canto by ringing up eight points to none by Edgerton. The losers missed six free throw's in the third chapter. Edgerton rallied in the final frame, amassing nine points before the Quakers got going again to slice* Whitewater’s lead to one point, 1S-17. Two free throws and a basket by Hoyum and a gift shot by Flood,ment. Schaefer and his partner, B. W. Zurn, then rolled a 1,234 total for tops in the two-man eventb ft p (21)0 0 3 Knipp t 1! 0 3 Kirk f 0 0 0 Austin c 3 3 2 j Doran g ( 0 3 Mahoney2 0 0, Flynn g 0 0 2!3 2 2|0 O 0n 0 1;2 3 2b ft p j 0 102 0 2 ] 3 7 2 3 13 0 0 1 U 0 uglasses, was hign scorer with 11Milton12 4 12 jJanesville .................46 9 68 12 3—28 3 3 11—21SUPERIOR CENTRAL OUT OF STATE TOURNAMENT Superior — (/P) — Because it claims the tournament is no longer representative, Superior Central high school, long one of the leading contenders, has ceased to compete in the state class A basketball event, Principal Angus B. Roth well announced today. Central’s withdrawal from the W. I. A. A.’s classic followed similar action by the Fox River Valley and Big Eight conferences, hut Rothwell stressed Central’s action was taken independently.wi:chf°toI?;points. Hemade two baskets ami jseven freethrows, missin;g only |one shot from the charity line.Summaries follow:Championship Gamel.ake Geneva(15) Delavan(20)b ft pb ft pGerber f2 1 3; Sheldon f0 0 0Peterson £2 1 1 Williamson £1 1 2 1Whiting clt;i 1 4 H Reed c15 3!Bkkum g1 0 IjO Reed g0 14lenry go u 5 o Brown g2 0 2 !dillar g0 0 4; Jordan f12 03rugger £O O 0 Kaeding gU 1 1enft fU 0 Oleffers g1 O Oj6 3 195 10 32Lake Geneva ...............3 53 4—15Delavan ....................2 44 10—20Free throwsmissed Delavan,31 ill. !Milton Badgers lt;41 b ft pDickhoff f Polan f Burdick c 1. L oof boro V Loofboro Hull gMilton .. Jefferson4 0 2;Hibbard f 9 1 OiRoglitz f 2 0 0! I.uebke £ c 2 O IStatz c g 10 1 Papke c 12 0, Nevins g I Miller g19 3 4........ 7 32...............9 5night. The five others won the honors Friday night. Seven of the field will be repeaters from 1937 in regional play. Headed by Beaver | Dam, defending championship Jefferson (*2:o team, they are Delavan, Kewaunee, b || p | Shawano, Platteville, Reedsburg1 n i and New London.2 o l ! Scores of deciding class B games | ((| ^ ! Saturday night were;2 11 o 1 i10 3 7 9 33— 414 5—23Delavan, 20;-Kewaunee, 25;Yanks to One HitReed 3. Williamson 2, Kaeding 2, Jordan 2, O.^JBrown. C). Reed): Lake Geneva. 1 (Gerber 4. Peterson 3, Whiting 2, Jeffei Henry, Millar).St. Petersburg, Fla.—lt;A)—Dizzy Dean’s pitching this spring is like Glenn Cunningham’s running. He’s | working better when something’s! wrong with him. Still nursing a is“ heavy cold, he pitched three innings j ..9. . .. .,1against the New York Yankees ’ ^ f,At WhitewaterLake Geneva, 15.At Two RiverTwo Rivers, 23.At Ashland — Hurley, 21; Superior East, 14.At Watertown — Fort Atkinson,24; Watertown, 17. | oAt Nekoosa—Merrill, 29; Toma- | 1 haw k, 16. ! tAt Raukauna—New London, 29; \t East De Pere, 23. | ^At St. Croix Falls—River Falls, 1 24; St. Croix Falls, 13. * i ^At Beaver Dam — Beaver DamThird l*lalt;r (.anirty toss for Edgerton. widened the gap to 23-18 and sewed things up for Whitewater.Elkhorn Plays Like Champs Coach Russell Jaycox’ Elkhorn team turned in an almost flawless performance in scoring their onesided victory in the consolation final over Milton Union. In fact, the all-around play of Elkhorn in this game was the best exhibited by any team in the entire ttmrnamen1.Edgerton(20)Whitewater(23)b ft pb ft pSehuette £3 5 2Tratt £114Bartz £1 2 2;Reese f0 0 3Xettum c0 1 0J McQuade c2 0 4Ewers g0 1 3Powers g0 0 3Haukin g1 1 2Hoyum g4 5 1Hargreaves c0 U 2Flood fOilRehm f0 2 1IG McQuade C0 0 15 10 11 j7 9 18Ed get ton ...................6 2 012 20Whitewater.......9 1 85 23Sunday and gave murderers' row only one hit.Black Favored to Beat Tony BrunoAt Eau Claire—Menomoriie, 26; Chippewa Falls, 25.At Port Washington—Plymouth, 32; Whitefish Bay, 31.At Rice Lake—Cumberland 23; Rice Lake, 12.The five others which won out Friday night were: Tomah at Spar-Milwaukee—(A*) —The ring-w ise (ta, Reedsburg at Reedsbur gave George Black, Milwaukee; ville at Platteville, Shawano at middleweight, two to one odds to Shawano, and Evansville at Stough-defeat Tony Bruno, local Italian, ionPlatte- \Free throws Whitewater, s.missed — Edgerton, 13;Consolation Final Milton Union lt;lii) Elkhorn (2t»basket the first quartei', Elkhorn got off to a 9-1 lead and continued in front all the way, 14-7 at the half and 21-9 going into the final period. The Elkhorn players were “hot” in caging free throws earl\ in the game, making seven straight.John Spragia, Phil Deno and Darrell Topp sparkled for Elkhorn. Topp, the only player in tho meet I wearing a mask to protect his eyb ft pb ft pDavidson £3 1 1 Topp £2 7 3Polan r2 0 3; Ludtke £2 0 3Zanzinger cDO 3 Deno c3 2 2Hull g0 1 2; Ward g1 0 4Hume g1 II 3 Spragia g2 1 0Stockman gO 0 0 Watson gI) 11 0Traynor f0 0 0 Shinkus g() 0 (1Burdick e0 0 0 Welkos gII 0 0Carroll e(i 0 0 Ryan f0 II (1Mitchell g0 U 0 Lauderdale 1C 0 0 04 2 138 10 12Elkhorn ...................9 57 5—26Milton Union ..............1 62 1—10Free Ihrow*missed—Milton Union, 13:Elkhorn, 6.in their eight round fight here tonight. It will he Black’s first fight since Solly Krieger gave him the 10-count on New Year’s day.SPORTS MIRRORBaseball ScoresResults of exhibition baseball 2 i o games played Sunday follow :; New York lt;N), 3S; Philadelphia* (X), 0. Cincinnati J N), 6; Boston (A). 2.St. Louis (X), s: Xew York lt;A, 3 (10 jj inningsi.Cleveland lt;Al 15: Philadelphia lt;A». (i. Cleveland lt;A' Rookies, 5; New Orleans (SA ». 4.I Philadelphia (A) “B” tea ! mont (TL*, 2. i Chicago i A), S [ 111 innings).I BY TUANSBUMt* VBILSSj .;o—Henry PicI Today a year ago—Henry Picard | and Johnny Revolta defeated Tony i Manero and Lawson Little, 4-3, in ; tinal of Miami four-ball golf.Three years ago—Carl Mensen-berg, Scranton, Pa., rolled fourth 000 game in histoiv of American| Bow ling Congress tourney.3; Beau- | Five years ago — PennsylvaniaPasadena (semi-prlt;», 2 s,ate senate rejected bill to legalizeSunday baseball.
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