Eau Claire Edges Beloit In Last-Second Finale For Title Berth
Aubrey Olson of Eau Claire hit a last second field goal from the free throw line area to beat Beloit 54 53 and advance the Old Abes to meet St. Croix Falls in tonight’s state prep basketball final. St. Croix Falls defeated Two Rivers 59 35 to reach the finals. Wauwatosa and Kohler also won to reach the consolation finals. Mencel scored 17 for Eau Claire, while Paul Morrow led St. Croix Falls with 27 points. Kohler’s Dick Gascignier poured in 29 points in the consolation semi and Wauwatosa topped Rhinelander 54 48 with Berner and Verage scoring 19 each.
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Tom Westerlin
Madison
Aubrey Olson
Eau Clare
Beloit
St. Croix Falls
Two Rivers
Wauwatosa
Kohler
Rhinelander
Onalaska
Olson
Eau Claire
Rhineland
Purple
Don Jordan
Abes
Jim Strum
Kent Smith
Charles Mencel
Gene Knutson
Jordan
Smith
Mencel
Carl Schuler
Robert Hessler
Hessler
Schuler
Strum
Morrow
Paul Morrow
Saints
Loren Kamish
Dick Gascnigne
Earl Johnson
Jim Berner
Jim Verage
Red Raiders
Unclear OCR: Pricey House Pan Out Questioned
Fragmentary text mentions figures and events related to Pricey and a house plan, with odd phrases about teams, managers, and a high school context. The readable bits reference a tense discussion on outcomes and performance, but concrete details, names, dates, or places are largely unreadable.
Sid Luckman Visits Waukesha for Mudbath Rest
Sid Luckman Bear star visits Waukesha for rest and mudbaths at Moor Baths hotel. He is seen drowsy after a mudbath and plans to play another pro season if he feels 100 percent. Luckman, 33, travels to Chicago for business and mentions his auto agency and TV work.
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Sid Luckman
Bear Star
Waukesha
Moor Baths
Luckman
Chicago
Bloomins
Ted Ing
Estelle
SL. Joa Military Academy
Toclefield
Lucan J
All-starehow Co
Tua Bears
Chicago Tram
Luekman
St. Dain’s
Saveral
Colmamit
Tay Tatle
Ana
Dunity
Hutson
Bea
Jehiony Lujack
Notre
Honor Reinders Named to All American Trapshooter Team
Vic Reinders of Waukesha was named to the Sports Afield All American trapshooting team for the ninth time. At a Milwaukee testimonial, he and John Kurth of Columbus were honored. Reinders recently won the Wisconsin state singles crown and placed fourth in the Grand American. Reinders holds a .9855 average on 5,400 targets. Kurth posted .9779 on 4,125 targets and won the Central zone title. Women represented Wisconsin on the 10 member team.
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Vic Reinders
Waukesha
Sports Afield
Reinders
John Kurth
Columbus
Wis
Milwaukee
United States
Reuiders
Waukesha Gun Club
Kurth
Wisconsin
Jimmy Robinson
USLT Opens Indoor Championship Matches
Seven seeded players led by Bill Talbert and Budge Patty advance in the opening round of the US Lawn Tennis Association Indoor Championships in New York. Talbert, favored to win, moves on after Richard Pancho Gonzalo turned professional. Patty defeats Jack Geller 6 2 6 1 in the first round.
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Uslt Ooens
New York - If
Bill Talbert
New York
Budge Patis
Los Angeles
Dliss
Ayociation
Talbert
Richard Pancha Gonzalo
Defemec Chart Vincent
Patty
Hiwing
Jack Geller
New Yok
Unclear fragment on a hatter or figure of trade
The readable text mentions a hat and a person described as not a sensation, suggesting a discussion of a hatter or hat trade figure. No clear events, names, dates, or places are readable to define a full news item.
Carroll Cagers Impress Marquette Coach With Doubleheader
Bill Chandler, Marquette's coach, praised Carroll's showing in a Milwaukee doubleheader at the Auditorium. He suggested another doubleheader with Marquette, pending approval from the Hilltop athletic board, with Carroll undecided on the plan.
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Carroll
Bill Chandler
Marquette
Milwaukee Auditorium
Pioneers
Hilltop Athletic Board
Stutz Leads Waukesha Bowls With 642 Night Series
In Waukesha Labor League last night Harry Stutz rolled a 642 high series on the first shift with 224 214 and 204 single games and a 269 best in a recent league tourney. Bill Lundy also exceeded 600 for Hein Werner Jacks with 219 224 194. Womens leagues saw Kay Howe top with 521 in Elks B for Adashek's Inc and Lu cille Gaw 519 Margaret Russell 513 Theresa Siegl 506.
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Waukesha Rubber Co
Waukesha Labor League
Harry Stutz
Stutz
Waukesha
Waukesha Bowling Association
Bill Lundy
Lundy
Hein-Werner Jacks
Kay Howe
Elks
Adashek's Inc
Lucille Gaw
Margaret Russell
Seaman's Recreation
Theresa Siegl
Labor League
Shieb Herry Sms
Bill Gundy
al Shikovsky
Ery Vanderhel
Royal Farber
Shieh
del Trakel Suisse
Len Norcia
Wire McPhail
Paul Casey Bil
Harley Miner
Eles
Kay Howe Siesqeepesnenge
Sol Luedie Gawnea
Theresa Steg
Flossie Morris
Town & Country League
Shirley Buelsdort
Lois Schickowski
Dune Davidson
Pure
Grace Bcopp
Coe Strang
Martha Weber
Violet Sullivan
Tewauree-Ihartla
Pat Heinzelman
Rose Meisner
Elva Delsman
Florence Heinzel
Peg Adams
No Baseball This Year At Carroll College
Athletic director Chuck Heyer said the season is too short and the weather too uncertain for college baseball. He noted too few Wisconsin colleges play the game at an intercollegiate level.
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Carroll
Chuck Heyer
Wisconsin
Marquette shifts Santa Clara game to night Oct 28
The Marquette schedule moves the Santa Clara game to the night of October 28 rather than the afternoon. Night games also include North Dakota State and Kansas State in Milwaukee and Detroit at home. Homecoming on the Hilltop will clash with Holy Cross on November 11. A new golf coach, Eugene Moulton, begins his first year on the Pioneer campus, replacing John Breen who moved to Lake Forest College.
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Marquette
Santa Clara
Hilltoppers
North Dakota State
Kansas State
Milwaukee
Detroit
Hilltop
Holy Cross
Carroll College
Eugene Moulton
Ceach
Moulton
Pioneer
John Breen
Lake Forest
Ill
Cubs star Phil Cavarretta enters spring training
Cubs first baseman Phil Cavarretta begins his 17th season with Chicago after selling his home, vacationing in Florida, and moving to California for spring training, a sequence that underscores the approach of warmer days amid cold chatter.
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Phil Cavarretta
Chicago Cubs
Florida
California
Besselink and Gibson Lead Jacksonville Open
Detroit’s Besselink and Kansas City’s Gibson topped a crowded Jacksonville open field with 69s to share second place in the opening round of the $10,000 event. Defending champion Cary Middlecoff of Memphis was tied for second with six others after missing a birdie putt on the final hole.
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Besselink
Gibson
Jacksonville
Fla
al Besselink
Detroit
Leland Gibson
Kansas City
Cary Middlecoff
Memphis
Middlecoff
Browns Fall To Angels In Pacific Coast League Loss
Browns were defeated earlier today by the Los Angeles Angels in the Pacific Coast League by a score of 5 to 3. The Congress of Industrial Organizations was founded in 1935 by John L. Lewis, then United Mine Workers chief.
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Browns
Los Angeles Angels
The
Congress of Industrial Organizations
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Pep Beats Famechon In Uneven Madison Square Garden Fight
Willie Pep outboxed Ray Famechon over 15 rounds in New York before 12 106 at the Garden. Fans jeered as Famechon missed nine of ten punches while Pep used elusiveness, countering, and footwork to dull the European title bid. Pep suffered a facial cut but won the unanimous decision as promoters consider future bouts with Saddler or Famechon.
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Jack Cuddy
New York
Ray Famechon
Willie Pep
New York Boxing Commission
Madison Square Garden
Famechon
France
Pep
the Garden
International Boxing Club
Europe
Ray
al Weill
Sandy Saddler
Saddler
Lou Viscust
Willie
Gehrmann Will Compete Tonight In Bankers Mile Duel
CHICAGO. Fred Wilt and Don Gehrmann of Wisconsin renew their rivalry in the Bankers Mile at the 14th Chicago Daily News relays before 17 000 at Chicago Stadium. Both timed 4 09 3 in Wanamaker Mile controversy. an appeal seeks review. John Joe Barry of Ireland and Len Truex of Ohio State join the field as Wilt or Gehrmann chase Gil Dodds indoor mile mark of 4 05 01.
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Chicago
Gehrmann
Wilt
John Joe Barry
Ireland
Len ‘Truex
Ohio State
Bankers’ Mule
Wilt Or Gehrmann
Gil Dodds
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McCormick
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Jim Vetta
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Dick Irving
Vern Schaheren
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Ted
Baea
Maui
Waorry
Adon
Priudy Smejkal
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Champheart
Toll Torals
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Porte
Williquitte
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Muldowney
Weukesha
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Dick Pierce
Thompson
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New York Giants
Giants
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St. Patrick’s
Jerry Groo
Leon Hart
Jim Martin
Acme
White Rock Ave
Jame Park
Board of Public Works
Wanekesha
City Engineer's Office
W. F. Dick Chas
BE. Hughes R. &. Hippemmneyer Board of Public Works
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