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'i Three Games Open LOL Caging, Dec. 4 Oconomowoc Is New Entrant in ins-Team Loop Nine teams, one more than last year, will go after the 1954-55 Land o' Lakes basketball championship bunting. League action is scheduled to start Saturday, Dec. 4 with three games on the opening card, Director Doug Donovan reports. Teams trying to displace the defending chamoion Waukesha Amvets will be Watertown, Hartland, Pewaukee, North Lake, Sussex, Schaller's Service also from Waukesha, Whitewater and newcomer Oconomowoc.

The Am- vets and Watertown wound up with identical 10-4 records last March but 'the Waukesha entry won out in the playoffs. Making a strong bid to unseat the Amvets will be Sussex, which will be greatly improved this year. To go along with scoring champ Doug Tetzlaff, who dumped in 324 points in 14 games, Sussex will have brother Jerry Tetzlaff who is just back from service training. Fred Keller. a lanky giant who played with Carroll college in 1951-52, will also be on hand.

Hartland has added prep Coach Al Vandertie and hopes to have scrappy Dick Luko back from service by -January. Whitewater, too, is bolstered by returning veterans. Pete Miller and perhaps Jim Lund will, make North Lake stronger. Oconomowoc plans to go young players which could make things rough for the older and slower outfits. Waukesha's two entries will both be playing on opening night in a twin-bill at St.

Mary's gym. The Amvets take on Whitewater at 7:30 p.m., with Schaller's meeting Hartland at 8:45. Third game of the evening finds' Watertown hosting Oconomowoc. Teams and' their managers are as follows: Hartland, Chuck Wittenberg; a Jack Adams; North Lake, Don Stapleton; Sussex, Bernie Krueger and Roy Evert, Schaller's, Ken Emerson; Amvets, Jug Johnson: Whitewater. RayAd- Watertown, Wayne Kressin and Oconomowoc, Warren Reich.

Benders Bury Falls, 74-56 WEST BEND Menomonee Falls took its second non- conference loss of the season here Tuesday night, bowing to a rugged West Bend quintet, 74-56. Allan Peters, West Bend center, led scoring with 21 points. The Benders rode to a 23-9 margin at the quarter mark, then left the floor at halftime with a 47-26 advantage. Dick Banse led Falls' scoring with 13 points. Menomonee Falls' B-squad took a preliminary affair, 2822.

Umberto Maglioli of Italy flashes across finish line in Juarez, Mexico, in his Ferrari heavy'sports car to win fifth Pan American Road Race, 1,908 miles from the southern border of Mexico to the northern border. Maglioli ran the last lap of 22.5 miles in an hour and 37 minutes, fifty-three seconds. Men. Falls (56) FG FT Mover.f Droese.f Klohn.f Banse.c Schlei.c Kalister.c 2 0 0 0 0 West Bend (74) FG FT 4 Walters.f 1 0 Moeller.f 2 1 0 0 Tennies.f 0 5 Rosethal.f 1 2 9 2 Dederick.c 2 4 0 3 Schriner.g 2 4 DeTuncq.g 5 0 Barter.g 0 5 Maglioli Wins Pan-American As Marks Go Totals 15 26 25 Totals 27 20 33 Scoring by quarters: Menomonee Falls 9 17 10 20--56 West Bend 23 24 17 10--74 Pointers Crush Milton, 86-56, in '55 Opener STEVENS POINT Point opened its 1954 basketball season Tuesday night with an 86-56 victory over Milton college. Guard Jim Marko, with 14 points was high for the Pointers.

Milton was led by center Jim Hickey with 16 points. The Pointers got away to a 44-24 halftime lead. Army-Navy Tiff to Bring 4 Offense Teams Together Seek Keglers in Pewaukee League; Plants Bluegills Anyone interested in entering into Pewaukee's Individual Classic league bowling is asked to contact Victor Red- zinski in Pewaukee by phoning 3733. The match play loop, scoring by the Peterson point system, is scheduled to get under way on Saturday, Dec. 4 at Arpe's Recreation alleys.

Only 12 men bowled a year ago but plans are to expand competition this year. Members of the fish planting committee of the Mukwonago Lakes Improvement association have just finished transplanting about 5,000 bluegills from Roxies' lake into upper and lower Phantom Lakes. The Menomonee Falls village basketball league is slated to meet at the high school gym on Dec. 9 at'7 p.m. More players are needed for teams, which will, begin play after the new year starts.

Anyone interested in participating in the program is asked to call 3933. A Muskego boys club will sponsor a card party Saturday, Dec. 4 at the town hall to raise money for baseball equipment. Under the leadership of George Movroydis, the group organized a Land o' Brooks baseball team last year. Concordia Defeats Extension by 84-40 MILWAUKEE Concordia college got a first quarter 14-point jump on the University of Wisconsin Extension Center Tuesday night and went on to an 84-40 basketball victory.

Concordia was ahead 39-23 at the half. Ralph Polzin and Jon Bech- ow of Concordia had 19 and 18' points respectively. JUAREZ, Mexico The fifth annual Pan-American Road race ended here Tuesday with the precise drivers of Lincolns, Ferraris, Dodges, Porsches and Alfa-Romeos taking the major share of the 5117,200 prizes. Records were broken in the large sports and small U. S.

stock car divisions. Death struck seven during the world's longest and most dangerous road race (1,908 miles) which began last Friday on the Guatemalan border. During the five years of the event, 18 have died as cars rocketed northward along treacherous mountain roads and long straightaways which ranged from sea level to more than 10,000 feet on the famed Pan-American highway. Umberto Maglioli, speed crazy Italian often called "The Madman," led four Ferraris to the finish line. He was followed by Phil Hill, Santa Monica, and Franco Cornacchia and Luigi Chinetti, both of Italy.

In the American stock car divisions, Ray Crawford of Pasadena, led a team of Lincolns for the Ford product's third straight victory in the big stock division, and Tommy Drisdale of El Paso, spear-headed a Dodge sweep of the small stocks." Walt- Faulkner of Long Beach, in a Lincoln and Keith Andrews of Colorado Springs in a Cadillac, were second and third behind Crawford. Andrews has contested Faulkner's second place. Hans Hermann of Germany, won the small European sports division by 24 seconds. He had started the last 222.5 mile lap from Chihuahua 13 seconds behind Jaroslav Juhan of Guatemala, who placed second. Both drove Porsches.

Alfa-Romeos took the' first five places in the European stock division. The victory and more than $4,000 went to C. Sanesi of Italy. NEW YORK Lf)--Never before have Army and Navy--or any other two teams come up to the climax game of the football season so well equipped statistically for perfectly- balanced offense. Army has the most productive offense in the country and Navy is No.

2, NCAA Service Bureau statistics for major colleges showed today. The cadets, who rank No. 1 in rushing, are also on the fringes of a couple. of all- time passing records for yards-per-try and yards-per- completion. Navy, using short passes more than Army, has No.

10 ranking in the passing tables to Army's No. 12, and No. 9 in rushing. Army has gained, all told, 459.4 yards a game. That's a level only four teams have surpassed in previous years.

Navy, in second place, has 401.3 yards a game. In rushing, the cadets have gained 329.1 yards a game, Colorado (whose season is over) 316 and Oklahoma (with one to go) 298.7. Navy's ninth- place figure is 268.3. The Army Navy passing records are almost identical on a yards-per-game basis, Navy averaging 133 and Army 130.3. Navy has completed 79 out of 154 for 51.3 per cent, Army 45 out of 97 for 46.4 per Norris Farm Stops Trojan 9 Ten Forces in SE Loop; 61-50 Edwards Scores 27 Points for Winners; Weisjohn Tallies 17 SOUTHEASTERN CONFERENCE Standings Pet.

Rochester 2 01.000 Norris Farm 2 0 1.000 Fight Results By the Associated Press SAN JOSE, Andrade. 136, Compton. outpointed Morris Leviege, 139. Oakland, 10. MIAMI BEACH Willie Pastrano, 166, New Orleans, outpointed Bobby Dykes, IBlVa, Miami, 10.

ST. PAUL Danny Davis, Minneapolis, outpointed Dick Murphy. 129. Lawrence. 8.

DENVER--Ernest "Red" Martinez, 119, Denver, outpointed Teddy Roberts. St. BOSTON--George Araujo, 136 Detroit, outpointed Tommy Maddox, 146 ,2,. Chicago, 8, HOLYOKE, Mass. Jerome Richardson.

166, New York, knocked out Johnnie Davis, 158li. New York, 2. Major AAA Schedule WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 24 Pewaukee vs Mukwonago North Lake vs Hartland Hanley Dies MILWAUKEE UP)-- Dr. William Bo Hanley, 64, captain of the Marquette 'university football team in 1910, died Tuesday at County Emergency hospital where he had been a resident physician for the past 16 years. cent.

Navy has thrown for 12 touchdowns, Army for 10. Army's reliance on the long pass has given it such outstanding gain-per-play figures in total offense. Coach Earl Blaik's team has averaged 7.17 yards a try, and no one else's team ever has hit the seven-yard level. For passing alone, the Cadets boast an' average of 10.74 yards an attempt and 23.2 yards a completion. These averages are second only to the all-time records now on the books yards per attempt by Oklahoma in 1952 and 23.5 yards per completion by Kansas State in 1953.

The cadets are fourth nationally in scoring with 33.9 points a game and Navy is seventh with 32. The leader in this respect is UCLA, which completed a perfect nine-game season last Saturday with 367 points, an average of 40.8. Arizona is second with 38.1 and one game to play, and Texas Tech third with 34. Purdue seems to have the passing title wrapped up with 177.3 yards a game and its season complete. California, also finished, has 172.4 and third-place Mississippi, averaging 161.2, would need 323 air yards against Mississippi State Saturday to move Hartland .500 Union Grove 1 1 .500 Waterford 0 1 .000 Slinger 0 1 .000 Pewaukee 0 2 .000 Tuesday's Results Union Grove 58.

Slinger 46 Rochester 63. Pewaukee 34 Norris Farm 61, Hartland 51 MUKWONAGO i Farm, probably the team to watch in the Southeastern conference, cut Hartland's one- game win streak here Tues day night, 61-50. Coach Al Vandertie's Trojans lacked scoring punch early in the game, but came back, in the final two quarters to equal Norris' output. Center Al Edwards, a troublemaker in the scoring columns, set himself up with 27 points to pace the winners. He contributed 12 goals from the floor and added three more from the free throw line.

Quarter stops of 13-7, 15-24 and 42-32 had Norris in front. Guard Bob McGee tallied seven buckets and one free throw while Forward Otto Weisjohn led the losers with 17. Hartland's B-squad took a 42-24 'win from Norris' jayvees in the preliminary. Box score: Hartland (50) Norris Farm (61) FG FT FG FT then managed 12 free throws for a 32 point high. Rochester took a decisive 18-4 margin at the quarter, then sped away, increasing the bulge with each minute.

Wendy Schaefer, Pirate center, paced the losers with 18 counters. Pewaukee's B-squad bowed to the Aggies in its second overtime affair this season. 3126. Box score: Pewaukee (34) Attendance Records CHICAGO tfl-- The Big Ten set several football attendance records this' season according to conference figures released Tuesday. A total of 2,980,064 fans saw Big Ten teams in 58 games over the entire season, eclipsing the mark of 2,956,301 set for 60 games in 1951.

Attendance at 32 conference games was 1,811,578, surpassing last year's record of 1,747,004. The average game attendance for the entire season was 51,381 and 56,611 for conference games. Neither average, however, exceeded the record average of 1949. Franks, Phirman.f 0 FG FT 0 0 Rochester (63) FG FT Knutson.f Fisher.f 5 Staus.g Riolo.g Weigner.g 0 1 0 1 4 0 0 8 3 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 4 10 12 0 Sorensen.f 0 0 2 Klamik.f 4 2 Mentinh.f 0 3 0 Wendt.c 4 Cabush.g 2 1 0 2 Mascon.g 1 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 4 3 0 1 2 0 2 2 Totals 9 16 18 Totals 20 23 22 Scoring by quarters: Pewaukee 4 13 11 6--34 Rochester 18 15 19 12--63 Laird 2 Weisjohn.f 5 6 1 0 4 5 5 Luedtke.g Klink.g 0 0 5 Butz.f 5 Bortz.f 1 Stowell.f 3 A.Ed'ds.c 12 1 Schmidt.c 0 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 1 2 3 0 2 3 1 Flyweight Champ Shirai Puts Crown on Line TOKYO World fly- veight champion Yoshio Shirai of Japan puts boxing's smallest crown on the line lere Thursday night against ascual Perez of Argentina. Shirai rules a 1-2 favorite to retain his 112-pound crown in he 15-round scrap.

It is Shirai's fifth defense of the title he won in 1952. Shirai, 32, and Perez, 27, fought a non-title draw in Argentina last summer. The Argentine Doxer, who says he has never lost any of his 23 professional fights, is ranked No. 2 in the division. Karas.g Mixdorf.g 0 0 0 2 0 1 0 0 0 Totals 18 14 15 Totals 25 11 15 Scoring by quarters: Hartland 7 8 17 18--50 Norris Farm 13 11 18 19--61 Rochester Routs Pewaukee, 63-34 EOCHESTER--Coach Dorm Grams says his Aggies are green, but the squad cut Pewaukee in half here Tuesday night, 63-34.

Stubby Bill Gendrich was the big gun in the scoring parade. He scored .10 buckets, Lake Geneva Hands Mukwonago 69-63 Loss SOUTHERN LAKES CONFERENCE Standings Pet. Burlington 1 0 1.000 Lake Geneva 1 0 1.000 Whitewater ...1 0 1.000 Wilmot 1 0 1.000 Mukwonago 0 1 .000 East Troy 0 1 .000 Elkhorn 0 1 .000 Delavan 0 1 .000 Tuesday's Results Lake Geneva 69, Mukwonago 63 Burlington 52. East Troy 40 Whitewater 43, Elkhorn 29 Wilmot 65, Delavan 50 LAKE GENEVA--Mukwonago ran into a tartar right off the bat here Tuesday night. Coach Cal Danielson's Indians began Southern Lakes conference competition on a foreign court and bowed to a rangy Lake Geneva quintet, 69-63.

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Even a late surge by the Indians did little but cut the losing margin-to, six points. At one point early in the finale Lake Geneva had waltzed away to a 15-point bulge. Ned Connelly and Jim Krautkramer each netted 14 points for the winners. On the other side of the ledger, Jerry Davis and Bill Nowatske hooped 18 and 17, respectively. The Mukwonago B-team also bowed to Lake Geneva, 39-36.

Tonight the Indians will be in action again playing a Edgerton in a non-loop tilt. Box score: MukwanaQo (63) FG FT Wilson.f 3 3 0 4 2 5 Martin tetzlaff.c 0 1 1 4 1 2 3 5 8 2 Lake Geneva (69' FG FT Friedlam.f 3 3 B.Krau'r.f 1 5 Floberg.f 4 2. 1 0 Connelly.c 7 0 Chironis.g 5 1 Voss.g 1 0 0 0 J.Krau'r.g 4 6 Totals 20 23 19 Totals 26 17 25 Scoring by quarters: Mukwonago Lake Geneva 19 23 5 7 4 0 0 0 FOOTBALL FORECAST by PITTS SMITH Ail-American Squad: First Unit Ends, Dugger, Ohio Holleder, Army. Tackles, Ellena UCLA; J. Smith, Baylor, Guards, Brooks, Arkansas; Jones, Iowa.

Center, K. Burns, Oklahoma. Backs, Guglielmi, Notre Dame; Cassady, Ohio Villanueva, UCLA; Ameche Wisconsin. Second Unit Ends. Boydston, Oklahoma McDonald, Miami, Fla.

Tackles, Boggan, Mis- SMITH sissippi; Varrichione, Notre Dame. Guards Salsbury, UCLA; Chesnauskas, Army. Center, L. Morris, Georgia Tech. Backs, Leggett, Ohio Moegle, Kice; Malloy, Miami Bielski, Maryland.

LEADING MAJOR TEAMS 1. OHIO STATE 2. UCLA 3. OKLAHOMA 4. NOTRE DAME 5.

MISSISSIPPI 6. MIAMI, FLA. 7. ARMY BAYLOR WISCONSIN 10. MARYLAND PRINCIPAL GAMES THIS WEEK The numbet preceding the oi each team to iti adjusted pcrwo rating tot tte gamt only.

These oowa reflect the approximate diligence in the scoring strength of the opposing Platteville Opens With 97-56 Victory PLATTEVILLE, Wis. UP)-Platteville, defending State College Conference basketball champion, opened its season Tuesday night by downing Upper Iowa, 97-56. Platteville jumped off to a 20-5 lead in the first five minutes and was never pressed. The Pioneers held a 52-29 halftime margin. Guards Roger Sandmire and Larry Marshall led the Platteville scoring with 21 points each.

Center Wayne Sawyer was tops for Upper Iowa with 20 points. More Arc Tilts NEW YORK Ifl-- The world champion New York Giants will play 20 night games next year, one more than last season, the club's schedule for 1955 released Tuesday disclosed. NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE By the Associated Tuesday's Montreal 4, Chicago 4 (tie) Wednesday's Boston at New York SPORT SHIRTS Special purchase in time for Christmas! These are long sleeved sport shirts made by SMARTA1R to sell at $5.00. Choose from blue, grey and tan. Buy for'yourself or for handsome Christmas gifts.

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