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Beat the Rens in Final Game for the Title 14 THE OSHKOSH NORTHWESTERN, MONDAY, MARCH 29,1937 All Stars Win the Pro Cage Championship Beat the Rens High School Basket Meet Opens Tuesday Madison —(U.RX— The 1937 Wis- conference champion, in qualify- consin high school basketball tour- ing game. Coach—Bill Olson. In Final Game nament, a four-day meet starting Madison East: Tied with Mad- "CONQUERORS OF THE NEW YORK RENAISSANCE, SEASON 1936-1937" tomorrow at the University of ison West for second in Big Eight Wisconsi- field house here, is the with 7 wins and 3 losses . 22nd renewal of the annual clas- season record won 9, lost 5 ... sic. second successive year in state For the Title From 1905 through 1915 invita- meet . took consolation title tional tournaments were held at last year at Wisconsin Rapids. Lawrence college. These were con- Coach—A. J. Barrett. sidered state championships as no Rhinelander: Wisconsin Valley Local Pro Quintet Takes Fourth Victory in Series official tournaments were held in conference champs with 11 wins of Seven Games, Saturday, by 39 to 34 Score in that period. and 1 loss . won 15 and lost 1 Top row (left to right)—George Hotrhkiss, roach: ('apt. Kd Mullen, I Bottom row (left to right)—"Bill" iMangan, center; Herman Witasek, The official state tournaments in season—to Wausau which it Thrilling Contest—LeRoy Edwards, AIl-American guard; Angle \ander Meulen, forward; Kaj Hamann, guard; "Pete", forward-guard; Fred Wegner, guard; James Goff forward; and James started in 1916, with the first Wis- beat in qualifying game . won Center, Is Star of Battle. Preboski, forward; LcRoy Edwards, center. i Knoblauch, forward. consin Interscholastic association 15 straight before losing to Wau- meet at Milwaukee. The Lawrence sau ... scored 455 points in 12 invitational also was held in 1916, conference games for 36 average. they were wrong. "I'm bringing and that year was considered the Coach—Russell Leksell. The mighiy New York Renaissance basketball team, Ruin the Rens the Rens back here just to show better of the two tournaments, Madison West: Tied for second ambassadors of the cage courts par excellence, have fallen the fans we can oeat them," said Fond du Lac won the W. I. A. A. in Big Eight conference with 7 and with their defeat has arisen a now claimant of the Oshkosh All Stars (39) On the Sidelines Darling when he scheduled the title but lost in the semifinals of wins and 3 losses . season rec- WITH THE SPORTS EDITOR the Lawrence meet. Baraboo took >vorld's professional cage championship—the OSHKOSH FG FT PF final two games. His hunch was ord 11 won, 4 lost . beat Be- Preboski, f 1 0 right, and it provided a fitting that title. loit, league champion. Coach- All Stars. Record^, most of them disas- ENDED AFTER 1918 Will Jones. T> i f A- ,!_,.' ,• « j „ i n j i i Vander Meulen, f. 3 o through the stale or the midwest, climax for a successful season. By defeating the Tvegro five, 39n to 3-1, Saturday eve-1 Edwards, c-f 4 trous to the v; York Kcnai.-.s,jncc Oshkosh might likewise have com- Individual members of the All The Lawrence tournaments Racine Washington Park: Won 2 basketball learn, wi re piled a recoid of many, wins, for were discontinued after 1918. Aft- 6 and lost 4 to tie for fourth in ning, at the Recreational gymnasium, the Oshkosh quintet Hamann, 3 0 Stars were as happy as Jrck Nuss- Saturd..\ niuht in tho M ( there are few teams in the mid- baum's High school boys after er 1919 the W. I. A. A. state meets Big Eight . season record won took the seventh and last game between the two teams this Mullen, g 2 2 i er v. ijirh r!<'\ Witasek, f 2 the O.-hko^i All i west that would stand much winning their first undisputed Fox- were held in Madison in the uni- 7, lost 9 ... beaten twice by season to make the record four victories and three defeats 1I Slar.s to a pi,tec as claimants of thc chance against the Stars, versity armory until 1931, when South Milwaukee of Class B. iVIangan, c 0 0 river valley 1 asketball champion- for the All Stars. The local aggregation is the first team to i world's iitofos.Monal basketball ship. At a celebration attended they were moved over to the field Coach—Einar Tangen. ' championship. house. The 1936 tournament was Beloit: Big Eight conference take a series of games from the New Yorkers in several Totals 15 It is no reflection on the excel- by the entire . quad after the game, It \vas tho fir^t time — this sea- lent coaching and fine record of LeRoy Edwards and Big Bill Man- held at Wisconsin Rapids. champion with 8 wins and 2 years and, in fact, one of the few to hold any wins over them. New York Renaissance (34) son or in remit %e.ir.—any team , the Obhkosh High school basket- gan, rival centers, walkeci with The state tournament was con- losses . season record 11 wins But a new champ reigns, long live the champ! The All FG FT PF had beaten the Rens in a series > O.,n team to that the Oshkosh arms flung over one another's ducted in one unlimited class from and 2 defeats . back in state Stars have completed their schedule and will not defend the Cooper, f-c 3 2 2 of games. Tin - record was the ba- A11 Slars havc bcen a fack)r in shoulder. "I guess I didn't do the start until 1934. In 1934 and meet after a year's lapse . not title, mythical honor though it be, until the 1937-38 season, Isaacs, f 2 0 2 MS of thc Rens' former claim of a SUCCCS3 ot thc Indians this ser 1935 it was split into A and B a six-footer in starting lineup. i world championship. Oshkosh's much to help," modestly declared Coach—H. L. Jaconson. when leading professional teams throughout the country are Smith, c-f 2 2 Conch Jack Nussbaum would un- Pete Prebcski, overlooking the divisions and last year was di- Holt, g 6 0 4 i claim for the pro title is hinged on doubtedly be one of the first to vided in A, B and C classes. Stevens Point: Third in Wis- expected to challenge for the championship which the Osh- 1 the fact that tho All Stars licked point that he was only two points consin Valley conference, tied with xBethards. g 2 0 5 agree that the high type of player short of being high scorer for the Fond du Lac holds the record kosh quintet will attempt to retain. Jenkins, g 0 0 0 ' the team which reigned in pro for the most state championships, Wausau, with 8 wins and 4 de- ranks. and the fine brand of basketball series, "but this was certainly one feats . season record 12 wins AFTER LONG SEARCH offered by Lonnie Darling's All | game we were jlad to win." although it has not competed in a Totals 15 4 14 It was the first time, according Slars -has been an inspiration to state tournament since 1926. Fond in 17 games . beat Madison The mythical title of to those who talked v. ilh the Kens' In the first five games of the du Lac won four W. I. A. A. titles East, lost to Shorewood during ^Technical foul. his proteges. Rens series, Preboski led the scor- World's champions has come road manager, that the Renais- The members of thc- High school and two in the tournaments spon- season . fourth time in state Free throws missed: Oshkosh 9 sance had lost three games on ers for Oshkosh with 48 points. He meet. Coach—Harry Ringdahl to the All Stars at thc end of championship team have had an ] added 11 points last Thursday sored by Lawrence college. a long time spent in search of —Preboski, Vander Meulen 2, Ed- successive nights. They lost hero or unit f r s seasons night and three s Superior Central, defending CLASS B wards 5, Mullen; NCAV York 3— Class A champion, and Beloit are Beaver Dam: Little Ten confer- the crown, beginning back in Thu^;;: we-r us ';;•; ™o r , l va-tch n:e A rStars s in ac ; v > *^ ^ Cooper, Holt 2. point by the Celtics at Chicago, "™ 0°T , h" A" f. : g ' e him a total of 62. Edwards tied for second place in official ence champion with 17 wins in 19 the season of 1929-30, when Officials: Referee—Art Mans- Friday: and then lost again to thc t !0n' ,?hat .lhcy have Profited | scored 43 points in the first five games. Won 17 straight after two from this experience was shown state championships with three the team was organized. Not field, University of Wisconsin; All Stars here Saturday. games and made a total of 21 in each. Superior Central also won early season losses . First con- umpire. Bob Kolf, Oshkosh State frequently during the recent con- the sixth and seventh gpmes, be- ference title in 10 years ... In much attention was attracted ference schedule. an unofficial title in 1908. Teachers college. There will be skeptics who may coming high scorer with 64 points WIN WAY 9 TIMES state meet for first time . Coach those first few years, but last Score by quarters: say "Look at tho record" of the For many years the football fur the series. Don Huddleston. season the team really had Renaissance and thc All Stars, and teams produced at East and West \ Beloit has won its way to the Oshkosh 9—20—28—39 Following the game Saturday state meet nine times.
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