Six Women Hit 500 Game Series in Monroe Bowling Night
Six women reached 500 in Monroe bowling, led by Kathryn Ball 509 and Dorothy Vogel 500, with Ann Hauser 501 Louise Ruf 503 Frieda Woetrich 501 and Leona Gruenewald 502. Men also excelled as H Goecks posted 696 across 208 209 189. Numerous teams posted varied scores, including Nobly tied or led by Krafts and local clubs.
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Monroe
C Brandenburg
F. Goecks
L. Stauffacher
Knights of Columbus Kane Equipment
Norton Firestone
Schmitz Cattle
Roller Mills
Marty Ripp
Fightin’ Irish
Bernard Lee
Ted Gaulapp
Tom Gaughan
E. Norton
Cadiz Rockets
Prieve Hatchery
Kingdon Service
Benkett Implement
Broege
Cadiz
South Wayne
Duffy’s
Browntown
Deb. Soddy
L. Retzlaff
Fred Wittner
D. Metcalf
Lambeau Staying as Packers Vote Stock Increase
Green Bay board renews Earl L. Lambeau as head coach and general manager for two years with a $25 000 annual pay. Directors authorize issuing $200 000 in stock at ten dollars a share to boost working capital and broaden ownership, hinting Lambeau may return to head coaching due to the team’s finances. An aside notes trivia on Shakespeare’s iron and steel usage.
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Green Bay
Earl L
Curly) Lambeau
Green Bay Packers
Nother
Lambeau
Tabeau
Packer
Winter Adult Recreation Programs Kick Off Citywide
City recreation department expands offerings for all ages with a minor league basketball opening tonight and a new armory venue for volleyball badminton indoor softball and scrub basketball. A city band archery club and square dancing return or start this winter with plans for an outdoor archery range and junior programs.
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City Recreation Department
Recreation Department
Tomorow
Co. K Armory
City Department
Larry Kitchen
Kitchen
Allan F. Bernard
Kundert
Brodhead
Monticello
Janesville
Freeport
Recreation Park
City Park Board
Grace Anderson
Lincoln Gym
Drama program planned after holidays to aid production
A program will be formed after the holidays aimed at selecting and producing a production. Kitchen notes proposals to teach various aspects of drama production by knowledgeable instructors as an additional curriculum.
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Kitchen
Co K Riflemen On Title March: Coast to Championship Pace
Co K Riflemen of the Monroe national guard edge toward the battalion title with three straight wins. They beat Platteville 1177 to 1118 as Elkhorn’s squad prepares for a rematch tomorrow night. Key scorers included Neiderberger 229 Coplien 262 Nondahl 249 Bear 223 Rogers 214 for Monroe and Carns 223 White 246 Spink 220 Sander 239 Sternitzky 190 for Platteville.
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Therime
Co. K
Monroe
Coplien
Nondahl
Pvt. Bear
Sgt. Rogers
Platteville
D.carns
D. White
Spink
W. Sander
Sternitzky
Reedsburg Next For Mitchellmen
Monroe High School hosts Reedsburg at 8:00 p.m. seeking a conference win as defending league champions the Beavers bring a 2-1 record and key scorers Dale Schroeder and Jim Caldwell. A prior upset boosted their lead, while Monroe’s starting lineup remains unannounced and a B team game precedes.
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Lee Mittchell
Monroe High School
Reedsburg
Reedsburg Beavers
Wisconsin High
Dale Schroeder
Schroeders
Paul Kruger
Jim Caldwell
Beavers
Monroe
Schroeder
McGibbon
Frisco 49ers Call Off Strike Over Bonus Demand
The San Francisco 49ers halted a threatened strike today after a team spokesman said the 32 players chose to fulfill their obligation to fans by playing Sunday's semi final playoff against the New York Yankees in the All-America Conference. Players had demanded a $500 bonus each for the game.
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Frisco 49Ers
San Francisco
San Francisco 49Ers
New York Yankees
Dwyer Held to Eight Points by Whitewater
Carroll college of Waukesha lost 60 44 at Whitewater state teachers college as Jerry Dwyer paced Carroll with eight points on three field goals and two free throws in the season opener. The piece notes Whitewater’s tall, smooth outfit and lists several players and future college names. An English expedition searching for gold is linked to the discovery of iron ore in North America in 1585.
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Jerry Dwyer
Ben Huddleston
Monroe
Carroll College of Waukesha
Whitewater State
Teachers College
Jerry
Carroll Marquette
Carroll
Whitewater
North America
AP All America Gridders Named By Associated Press
The Associated Press all America football teams were released today. First team includes Leon Hart Notre Dame end James Martin Notre Dame tackle Rod Franz California guard Clayton Townemaker Minnesota center John Schweder Pennsylvania guard Wade Walker Oklahoma tackle James Williams Rice end. Backfield features Arnold Galiffa Army Doak Walker SMU Charlie Justice North Carolina and Emil Sitko Notre Dame. Second team lists J. D. Isom.
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Ine
Associated Press
Leon Hart
Notre Dame
James Martin
Rod Franz
California
Clayton Townemaker
Minnesota
John Schweder
Pennivania
Wade Walker
Oklahoma
James Williams
Rice
Arnold Galiffa
Army
Doak Walker
Southern Methodist
Charlie Justice
North Carolina
Emil Sitko
J. D. Isom
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Snively-Snyder
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Oliver
Wisconsin
WIBU
Oscar Mayer Stockyard
Oscar Mayer
Madison, Wisconsin
Mitchellmen
Baylor
Bob Gain
Kentucky
Don Mason
Michigan’ State
Jim ‘Casanford
Stanley West
Ray Krouse
Maryland
Bud Sherrod
Tennessee
Charles Ortmann
Michigan
Bob Celeri
Hillary Chollet
Cornell
Bob Williams
Tom Rowe
Dartmouth
Alvin Wistert
Jack Lininger
Ohio State
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Goetz
Lafayette County
Lafayette County Holstein Breeders Ass’n
FFA
Darlington
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Heileman
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