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xHE SHEBOYGAN (WIS.) PRESS, MONDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1949 19 JPR's Second In Valley Tourney Badgers Trip Loyola Squad In 68-55 Game Packers End Season With 21 To 7 Loss N. Shimon 481. S. Shimon 392 873 E. Vnuk 528.

S. Tomehek 555 ...1083 D. nemnski 587. P. Ziarnik 562 1149 Glenbeulah In 43-21 Loss McMahon In National Pin Meet Victory Chicago.

James (Junie) McMahon, 37 year old Chicago bowling instructor, is 1949 national all-starr individual match game bowling champion. McMahon, a native of Passaic, N. won the title last night by finishing the 64-game round robin schedule with a record of 44 victories and 19 2 defeats. He collected 13,712 pins for 318.37 points under the Petersen scoring system. His 318.37 Petersen total was a new record for the tourney.

The old mark of 314.16 was set by Andy Varipapa of Hempstead, Long Island, in 1946. McMahon has bowled in Sheboygan several times with the Chicago Meister Braus in the Elks' club charity bowling matches here. FIXAX STANDINGS (64 Games) Points Junle McMahon, Chicago 44 31S.37 Ralph Smith. L. Angeles 37 307.17 Lee Jouglard.

Detroit 37 304.32 Buddy Bomar, Chicago 37 301.33 Fred Bulark. Detroit 37U 301.14 Chet Bukowski. Detroit 38 300.24 Muskies Rally To Take 52-48 Win Saturday Mission House's Muskies eked out a tight 52-48 victory over Thiensville's Lutheran seminary Saturday night in a npn-confer-ence clash. Seminary's tall squad zoned up against the Muskies and gave them trouble throughout the contest, but a strong second half gave Coach Marinus Kregel's club the victory after a dismal start. A hefty 16-point scoring performance by Ed Grosshuesch paved the way, while Ibe and Nanassy turned in good games Detroit.

The unhap-piest season the Green Bay Packers ever spent in the National Football league ended Sunday with a 21-7 loss to the Detroit Lions. The final league standings show Green Bay in last place in the western division for the first time since the loop was organized in 1921. The Packers salvaged two victories in a dozen league games this year. The triumph enabled Detroit to finish one notch above Green Bay the first time the Lions have been out of the cellar in four years. Detroit's Left End Bob Mann defied the slippery footing and slick ball by nabbing eight passes for 182 yards, including two touchdown tosses.

The other Lion score was racked up by speedy Bill Dudley on a 67-yard punt return. The first Lion touchdown came in the opening quarter on a pass play from Frank Tripucka to Mann which covered 64 yards. Green Bay tied the count in the second period when Dan Or-lich blocked a Tripucka punt on Detroit's 24 and Glenn Johnson recovered the ball in the end zone. Ted Fritsch converted. After a scoreless third period.

Detroit broke the Packers' back in the final quarter as Mann caught a 41-vard touchdown heave and Dudley went on his jaunt with the punt. Green Bay's two victories this season both were squeaks a 16-14 decision over Detroit and a 7-3 triumph over the New York Bulldogs. On the other hand, the Packers lost to the Los Angeles Rams. 48-7 and 35-7; to the Chicago Bears, 17-0 and 24-3; to the Chicago Cardinals. 39-17 and 41-21; to Pittsburgh, 30-7; to Washington, 30-0; to the New York Giants.

30-10, and Sunday's loss to Detroit. Herman And Root Seize High ODOtS Sheboygan howlers made all the headlines over the week end as pl.iv continued in the 19-11) Fox River Valley bowling tournament at the Playdium. Only three changes were registered among the leaders in all four divisions and all three were recorded by Sheboygan keg-lers. Making the biegest splash was the crack five that smashed its way into second place in five-man action. Two nu mbers of ihat squad.

Joe Hoot and Rollie Herman, toppled enough pins to take over second and third places in all events with their j-olid team scoring. The JTRs smashed a 2S2S that was just three pins shy of the first place effort posted last week by Green Hay's Rorda Motors unit. The Classic league five whacked an opener, then slammed hefty 97f and 957 efforts in their next tries at the line. Augie Stcmpihar's f23 and t-no Hermans im- im- hj dividual marks in the performance. Herman's score gave him an all events mark of while Root's 54S bnostod his all events total to 1S51 iust four pins under the leading score of Madison's Tiet.

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Dial 7779 iifoiiiobile 25 14 i i i 1 Glenbeulah High school dropped a 43-21 clash to ueaar urove in ball Friday as Theune and Titel matched 13 points for the two clubs. Trailing 7-8 with a minute left in the first half, the Glens permitted their foes to take a 14-7 edge at the intermission and faded in the second half. City Schedule BASKETBALL SCHEDULE FOB WEEK OF DECEMBER 12 TO DECEMBER 18, 1949 Monday, December 13 Weiss Tavern vs. Kohler Recreation, Major AA, Central gym, 8:15 p.m. George's Clippers vs.

Jung's Clothes, Junior Washington gym, 7:00 p.m. Kofste's vs. Mosch's, Junior Washington, 8:00 p.m. Longo's vs. Mickelson's.

Jadet Practice, Washington gym, 5:00 p.m. Tuesday, December 13 Wonder Bar vs. City Club, Major AA. Central gym, 8.15 p.m. "99" Super Bar vs.

Sheboygan Glass, Major Junior High gym, 7:00 p.m. 1500 Club vs. Lamar's, Major Junior High, 8:00 p.m. Amvets vs. Bob's, Junior Washington, 7:00 p.m.

Avenue Exchange vs. Duke's, Junior A. Washington, 8:00 p.m. Bartzen's Butchers vs. Dead Eyes, Junior Longfellow, 7:00 p.m..

Hoekstra's vs. Kuether Studios, Junior Longfellow, 8:00 p.m. Plastic Rockets vs. Rovals, Cadet Practice, Washington, 5:00 p.m. Wednesday, December 14 Wegmann's vs.

V. F. Major Junior High. 7:00 p.m. Hornets vs.

Snafu Club, Major Junior High, 8:00 p.m. Companv vs. Quick Cleaners, CIF. Washington, 7:00 p.m. Oehler vs.

Plastic Rockets, Washington. Junior 8:00 p.m. Optike vs. Service Garage Junior Longfellow, 7:00 p.m. Bethlehem vs.

Immanuel, Walther, Longfellow, 8:00 p.m. St. Clement vs. Strains. Cadet Practice, Washington, 5:00 p.m.

Thursday, December 15 American Legion vs. Lutz's, Major a a. p.m. Terry's vs. Dick' Club, Major AA, North.

8:00 p.m Armour vs. Executives. CIF. Junior High. 7:00 p.m.

Quick Cleaners vs. St. Paul's CIF. Junior High, 7:00 p.m. roVilof'e r- w.

t- Timing A Washington. 7:00 p.m George's Clippers vs. Plastic Rork- ets. Junior Washington, 8:00 p.m. Trinity Troop 56 vs.

West Side Gunners. Cadet Practice, Washing- ton, 5:00 p.m. Our Redeemer vs. Our Savior, Wal- ther, Longfellow. 7:00 p.m..

Amvets vs. DeMolay, Junior p.m. Saturday. December 17 Shooting Stars vs. White Shirts, Vollrath Shop.

Junior High. 3:00 p.m. Globe Trotters vs. Sharpshooters, Vollrath Shop, Junior High, 4:00 p.m. Immaculate Conception vs.

St. Clement CYO Cadet, Longfellow. 1:30 p.m. Holy Name (2) vs. St.

Peter Clav- 2:30 Cadet, Longfellow, 3:30 p.m. Sunday, December 18 w.1.nVirBar vs- Weiss- Major aa, North. 1:00 p.m. Terry's, vs. Kohler Recreation, Ma- jor North.

2:15 p.m. Lutz's vs. Citv dlub. Malor AA. Central.

p.m. cfar Club' Shebovgan Hornets vs. Lamar's, "99 Super Bar vs. 1500 Club, Ma- jor a. North.

4:30 p.m. Barbara Bar vs. V. F. Major Central, 3:30 m.

Armour vs. Our Redeemer, CIF. Central. 4:30 p.m. Executives vs.

Garton. CIF, Jun or iiiigh. i on p.m. company ys. st.

Pauls CD-. Junior 2:00 p.m. Prange's vs. St. Paul's Lutheran.

cif. Junior High, 3:00 p.m. Shebovgan Naval Reserve vs. S. S.

Cyril, CIF. Junior High, 4:00 p.m. F. Frozena 500. H.

Herzog 503 1 003 C. Jorgensen 474. E. Koebke 500 94 Watertown W. Schumann 462.

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Bittner 540. J. Lange 533 1073 P. Baer 630. W.

Dollase 460 1090 S. Golper 518, G. Zim'erman 609.1127 J. Hartunc 535, A. Bentzln 490 1025 E.

Kemp 578. M. Powell 511 1089 W. Belsner 581, Raasrh 556 ...1137 S. Stoll 590, R.

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53S V. Belsner C. Bittner SOS I E. Raasch P. Baer 53S C.

Stoll W. Dollase 55s R. Clustaves'n 607 S. Golper 54S V. Rupnow 559 G.

Zim'rman 539 E. Volant 567 J. Hartung 516 R. Mueller 49 L. Brusenb'ch 514 Lake Mills P.

Wolff 45 I T. Lees 567 E. Dettman A. Mills 524 C. Strey 53S M.

Metzker 535 Iron IJi.lee IT. M. Lance 504 11. Bllgrlen 539 Christian 531 I Wersonske 565 3Iae Young And Dot Dotson To Wrestle Tucsdc ay Women wrestlers the biggest attraction pro wrestling has had over the years will be the special bill of fare for local mat patrons Tuesday night at the Playdium. Here for the big event will be Mae Young and Dot Dotson, two capable feminine grapplers who are expected to put on a real show.

Mae is well known for her scientific and rough-and-ready wrestling know-how, while Dot comes to town with a fine repu-i tation. George Drake takes on new-comer Wild Bill Brook in the semi-windup and Bill Parks and Joe Feroni meet in an all new- comer opener. i Ben Honaii Posts Nifty 71 And 72 Fort Worth. Tex. Ban tam Ben Hogan hasn't lost his touch.

Sidelined for ten months be-! cause of injuries received in an automobile accident, the former I king of America's professional I golfers played his first golf over the week end. He shot a 71 and 72 over a par 70 course that's considered one of the toughest in the Southwest. I 1 along with him. Thiensville moved out front by a surprising 14-4 margin at the outset and kept up its fine play witn a aavantape minvvay through the first half. Then the Muskies started hitting with more frequency and with Pluim and Grosshuesch loading the way it was 29-24 at the intermission.

Gierke tossed in a couple, then Pluim one to narrow the pap to 32-30 as the second half pot under way and when Ibe looped another it was 33-32 seconds later. Bill Wietzke connected for Thiensville to boost the lead to 3.1-32 at this point, but then the Muskies made a fast spurt to take over and once out front they stayed that way. Twice Ibe sailed in buckets, twice Grosshuesch matched him, and that four-bucket spree moved the count to 40-35. Before the game was over, the Muskies, led by as much as eight points before i a late seminary rally closed it to 51-4S. Gartzke's free throw made it for the finish.

Mission House Lutheran Sem. FC. FT F' FG FT 3 0 1 B.WIetzke 3 4 2 Gierke Plutm Ibe E.Gros'ch D.Cros'ch Nanas sv Grat7ke Kuenntng 4 1 5 Srhlei 3 N'om'ensen 1 W. Wietzke 2 I fuebner 2 Rirkholz 0 Kock 0 Tlarltng Totals 22 8 15' Totals 17 14 14 1 Leaar urove Posts Victory The newly-organized Cedar Grove Athletics romped to a 49-36 win over Howards Grove last week in independent ball. Huen-ink and Nyenhuis pacing the win with 11 and 11 points to offset Klokow's 11 for the losers.

It was the Grovers' second sue- cessive win. Howards irove 36' Cedar Grove 49 Fg Ft Iluenink Somph BrucRink Klokow Olm Manz Strassh'g G-iSsett Siegert 5 Meinen 2 Vnskuil 4 DuMez 0 Mevlink 2 Kusch 2 Nyenhuis V. 12 19 19 11 15 Score by quarters; ar Grove in 13 10 18 49 13 36 Howards Grove 11 OI.I.FCK SCORES Oklahoma 55. Illinois 47. St.

oO. South Dakota 39. l.aSalle 49. De Paul 41. I.alce Forest 49.

Klin hurst 37. Iowa State 64. Drake 58. Kansas (0. Purdue 52.

Lawrence Teeh 54. Iowa 49. Colorado 67. Northwestern 63. Ohio State 67.

Butler 65. DePauw 62. Millikin 53. Minnesota 60, Oregon State 44. Toledo 57.

Mirhipan 36. Indiana 73, Michigan State 5S. Valparaiso 63, Ball State 61. Chi'-ago L'niv. 60.

Illinois Tech 45. Central Michigan 63. Western Michigan 45. Illinois College 55. Quincv 46.

Monmouth 65. Cornell da.) 61. Iowa Tchrs. 69. Iowa Central 47.

Piver Falls (Wis.) 50, La Crosse Tchrs. 42. Kiporr 81, Knox 40. St. Nornert M.

Michigan Tech 57. Plateville (Wis.) 61, Winona (Minn.) 4S. Wheaton 56. Southern Illinois 54. P.eloit 98, Carleton 49.

Superior fWis.) 53. Stout-46. Stevens Point (Wis.) 55, Whitewater 54. Scrap i Doubles E. Murphv-A.

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UPl Wisconsin's basketball team staged a comeback to maul Loyola, 68-55, at Chicago Saturday night. But the Badgers face another tough assignment when they play host to Notre Dame Tuesday. The Wisconsin team looked like an altogether different squad than the one which turned in a ragged performance in losing to Oregon State, 49-36, last Thursday. The Badgers jumped off to a fast start, rolling up a 15-0 lead in the first six minutes of play and stretching it to 39-15 at the half. Al Nicholas, a sophomore guard from Rockford, 111., poured in 19 points to lead the Badger scoring.

Forward Fred Schneider fol lowed with 16 points, and big Don Rehfeldt ran third with 13. Rehfeldt made all three of his free throw tries, ending a streak which saw him miss 13 shots from the free-throw line in two games. Loyola's senior guard, Raloh Klaerich, was high point man for the night with 22. and his team mate. Frank O'Grady, junior forward, added 15 more.

Wisconsin made pood on nine of 2S shots in the first half for a .370 average. For the entire game, the mark was 25 baskets in 71 tries and a .352 average. Lovola's ramblers Klaerich and O'Grady in particular be- gan to roll after the intermission and outscored the Badgers, 40-29, in the second half. But the Wisconsin lead was too well established by then and the Badgers coasted on to win. Loyola Wisconsin FG FT F1 FG FT Farle.f 3 3 4 2 3 3 Cladis.f 0 0 3 Markan.f 3 2 3 Bluits.f 2 14 6 4 0 Gradv.f 7 12 Rehfeldt.c 5 3 3 Dawson.

0 13 Mader.g 12 4 Hen han 0 10 Moore.g 0 11 Michol.g 0 0 3 Nicholas.g 8 3 3 Collins.g 10 3 i i 10 2 4 Totals 23 9 28! Totals 25 18 17 Half time score: Wisconsin 39, i Lovola 15. i Free throws missed: Loyola Earle 3. O'Gradv 2. Dawson 1. Collins 1, I Klaerich Wisconsin Bencrlscutto 2.

Schneider 4, Mader 2, Moore 1, Nicholas 4. Hilltop Wins 69-64 Clash Milwaukee. The Mar- quette university basketball team moves on to play Loyola at Chi- caso tonight after trimming the rT University of Houston. 69-b4, in catnrriav niht thriller 3 i Big Dick Peterson of Thiens- ville Wis who replaced Joe Faupl as starting forward for Marquette only a week before, TT-n4. the the Hilltoppers' big gun with 21 points.

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