Cheesemakers Fall to Fort in 72 to 58 Loss
Monroe Cheesemakers, preseason Badger Conference favorites, dropped their second league game 72 to 58 at Fort Atkinson. Jeff Kittelsen led with 17 points, Gary Snyder scored 26 for Fort, while Monroe faltered early and trailed by 18 at the first quarter.
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Monroe Cheesemakers
Badger
Ft. Atkinson
Lee Mitchell
Jefferson
Beloit
Jeff Kittelsen
Grady Steensrud
Fort
Gary Snyder
Dave Bienfang
Bob Abel
Monroe
Cheesemen
Mike McAlpine
Steensrud
Bob Buchholtz
Snyder
Abel
Bienfang
Mitchell
B Teams Defeats Fort Squad 44 35
Monroe Jayvees edged Fort Atkinson 44 to 35 in a preliminary high school game. Dearth led with 18 points supported by Barnes 10 and Bidlingmaier 9 as the Monro squad built a first half lead and held on through a tight second half. Fort was led by Randy Carnes with 10.
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Jim Dearth
Alan Barnes
Jim Bidlingmaier
Monroe Jayvees
Ft. Atkinson
Dearth
Barnes
Bidlingmaier
Randy Carnes
Fort
Ken Schmidt
Monro
Jayvees
Monroe
Phillips
Dearthil
Mitchell Franklin Swiggum
Stauffaeher
Atkinson
G Carnes
Bienfang
Haferman Kammer
Leslie Schmidt
Punzel
Lenz
Il Ze Monroe
Braves Acquire Larker to Fill Adcock Slot
Milwaukee Braves trade veteran Joe Adcock to Cleveland and obtain Norm Larker from Houston in exchange for reliever Don Nottebart and two Milwaukee farmhands. Larker, 31, batted .285 over five major league seasons and hit .323 in 1960 to pace NL pursuit.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee Braves
Joe Adcock
Cleveland
Norm Larker
Don Nottebart
Houston Colts
Larker
Torrés to Meet Collins in National TV Showdown
Raymundo Torres from Reynosa Mexico a 21 year old knockout specialist faces Irish Billy Collins of Detroit tonight at the Olympic Auditorium Los Angeles. The bout starts at 10 p m EST with ABC telecasting. Torres brings 46 wins 39 by knockout while Collins 34 wins 23 by knockout.
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Los Angeles
Mexico
Raymundo
Battling
Nashville, Tenn
Federal government sues boxing group over $1 million tax claim
The federal government files a suit seeking $1,174,084 against Championship Sports Inc promoters of the Patterson Liston boxing title fight in Chicago. The action argues gate and closed circuit receipts belong to CSI for tax purposes, naming Graff Reiner and Smith Enterprises and CSI branch entities in Illinois and Massachusetts as defendants, with Liston and Patterson listed technically.
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New York
Championship Sports Inc
Floyd Patterson
Sonny Liston
Chicago
Liston
Internal Revenue
IRS
Graff, Reiner and Smith Enterprises, Inc
Nevada
CSI
Graff, Reiner and Smith Enterprises
Illinois
Massachusetts
Liston and Patterson
Darlington Defeats West Grant in Survival Battle
Darlington defeated West Grant 53 to 45 in a tight South Western Wisconsin High School League basketball game. Darlington built a 23 to 8 first quarter lead and withstood West Grant’s challenges in the second and fourth periods to improve to 3 wins and 1 loss.
Thousands Rely On Classified Ads In Daily Solutions
Readers turn to local classifieds for practical help with daily tasks. Ads cover services items and job leads offering affordable options and quick results for households and small businesses.
Argyle and Glazners pace league wins in tight night
Argyle beat Juda 75-57 to extend its win streak and cling to first place in the State Line League. The Glazners defeated Blanchardville 67-41 for their third straight win, while New Glarus topped Blanchardville in every period led by Alvin Ott's 16 points. Leo Marti led Argyle with 21 points in the 75-57 victory.
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Argyle
Juda
Glarus-Blanchardville
Glazners
Blanchardville
Orfordville
Brodhead
Albany
South Wayne
Belleville
Monticello
Leo Marti
New Glarus
Alvin Ott
Shullsburg Beats Gratiot 61 to 40 in Blackhawk League
Shullsburg defeated Gratiot 61 40 in a Blackhawk League high school basketball game. Shullsburg led 17 9 after the first quarter and 33 17 at halftime, extends in third quarter while Gratiot outscored 12 11 in the final period. Bloomington opens season 67 61 over Benton. Potosi edged Hazel Green 36 33 and Belmont beat Cassville 72 44.
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Shullsburg
Gratiot
Bloomington High School
Benton
Blue Jays
Potosi
Hazel Green
Belmont
Cassville
TV Viewers See Canada Tussle In Grey Cup Telecast
Weather permitting Winnipeg and Hamilton face off for Canada’s professional football title in a Grey Cup game set for today. A delayed US telecast on ABC will begin at 3 p.m. Monroe Time to avoid Army Navy competition, with fog threatening an earlier start.
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Toronto
Winnipeg
Hamilton
Canada
United States
Luna
Monroe
ABC
Philadelphia
Wisconsin Veterans to Share $5.12 Million in Dividends
Milwaukee area World War II veterans will share more than 5.12 million dollars from regular and special dividends on National Service Life Insurance policies. The one check per policy holder averages 61 dollars and distribution is planned for January. About 82 000 Wisconsin veterans hold such policies per VA regional manager J P Cullen.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Kennedy
Veterans Administration
J. P. Cullen
Wisconsin highway map delayed until January 1963
The Wisconsin State Highway Commission announced the 1963 highway map will not be ready for distribution until January due to a heavy demand for copies. The agency reported a deluge of early requests.
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Madison
Wisconsin
State Highway Commission
Ey Jacobs Rolls 511 Honor Mark in League Action
Ey Jacobs rolled 161 162 188 for 511 and Shirley Ruf added 504 in Progressive League. Lou Hackle posted 599 in Friday Nite Industrial with 204 182 213. several teams registered 3-0 or 3-1 records amid a busy bowling night with multiple leagues reporting high scores.
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Ey Jacobs
Shirley Ruf
Kegler
Jacobs
Mrs. Ruf
Lou Hackle
Thorpe Paints
Monroe Floral
Dean’s Milk and Co
Friday Nite Industrial
la Verne Hayes
Boyd Trickel
Dale Meyers
Nate Bechtolt
VFW
Dill Cheese
Washington Mill
Milwaukee Cheese
Recreation Club
Turner Hall
Truethardt Trucking
Sportsman’s League
Walter DeRemer
Robert Stauffacher
Robert Monte
Mardell Quast
Carrie Zimmerman
Barb Stauffacher
Bancroft Milk
Turner
Arnsmeier’s
Monroe Clinic
Monona Grove Leads Badger Conference After Win
Monona Grove Silver Eagles crushed Edgerton 60 to 48 to stay atop the Badger Conference standings. Badger Preps edged Jefferson 62 to 58 as Fort Atkinson beat Monroe 72 to 58. Stoughton won 67 to 49 with a 19 point fourth period to halt Middleton. Fort Atkinson also earned its fourth straight victory.
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Monona Grove
Wisconsin High
Badger
Monona Grove Silver Eagles
Edgerton
Tall Badger Preps
Jefferson
Ft. Atkinson
Stoughton
Fort
Monroe
Middleton
High School Basketball Scores Across Wisconsin Districts
Madison Central edged Kenosha 45 to 44 as Stoughton beat Middleton 67 to 49. Fort Atkinson toppled Monroe 72 to 58 and Beloit defeated Madison West 71 to 53. Madison Edgewood prevailed over Whitewater 68 to 38. Madison Wisconsin High beat Jefferson 62 to 54. Belmont routed Cassville 72 to 44 while Shullsburg downed Gratiot 61 to 40. Bloomington beat Benton 67 to 61. Juneau won vs Evansville 47 to 45 and Mauston topped Reedsburg 68 to 66. Sparta defeated Richland Center 67 to 62 and Wisconsin Dells beat Tomah 42 to 38. Cuba City 62 over Prairie du Chien 49. Iowa-Grant 58 over Fennimore 56 and Platteville 61 over Mount Horeb 39. Darlington 53 over West Grant 45. Albany 69 over South Wayne 27 and Belleville 40 to 34 against Monticello. New Glarus 67 outscored Blanchardville 34. Brodhead 71 over Orfordville 51 and Poynette 71 over Black Earth 55. Sun Prairie 74 defeated Oregon 60 with Racine Horlick noted. Madison East 43 over Orfordville 61 and Brodhead 51.
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Prairie du Chien
Iowa-Grant
Fennimore
Platteville
Mount Horeb
Darlington
West Grant
Albany
South Wayne
Belleville
Monticello
New Glarus
Blanchardville
Brodhead
Orfordville
Poynette
Black Earth
Sun Prairie
Oregon
Racine Horlick
Madison East
Packers Face Rams in Week Clash After Detroit Loss
Green Bay seeks to rebound after a Thanksgiving defeat to Detroit as coach Vince Lombardi leads a 10-1 Packers into a Sunday showdown with the injury battered Los Angeles Rams. Jon Arnett and Roman Gabriel anchor a revamped Rams attack while Paul Hornung and Dan Currie risk returns for Green Bay.
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Milwaukee
Green Bay Packers
Detroit
Express
Los Angeles Rams
Rcord
Packers
Rams
Milwa
Kee County
Green Bay
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Vince Lombardi
Baltimore
Jimmy Taylor
NFL
Fuzzy Thurston
Paul Hornung
Dan Currie
Harland Svare
Bob Waterfield
Jon Arnett
Roman Gabriel
Minnesota
North Carolina State
Vikings
Svare
Farm Sale Set for December Near New Glarus
The Ardell I. Kolden Estate and Arthur June farm sale will be held Friday, December 7, eight miles west of New Glarus, with a Blanchardville Lutheran Church Aid Circle lunch stand. A Holstein cow weighing 2,120 pounds sold at New Glarus stockyards for 14.50 per hundred, totaling 307.40 and shipped to Kress Packing Co., Waterloo. A Holstein bull bought earlier at Farmers Cooperative Livestock Association yards weighed 2,590 pounds and brought 19 per hundred for 492.10. The 13th Wisconsin Spring Market Hog Show will be February 20–21 at Dane County Fairgrounds, Madison, with prelude Feb 19 and champion selection Feb 21. Open to Wisconsin hog producers. entries must be market hogs and will be graded and slaughtered by pork processors. Participants may exhibit grades, crossbreds or purebreds in classes.
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Ardell I. Kolden
Arthur June
New Glarus
Blanchardville Lutheran Church Aid Circle
O’brien Brothers
Fitchburg Township
Dane County
Kress Packing Co
Waterloo
Farmers Cooperative Livestock Association
Dane County Fairgrounds
Madison
Wisconsin
Braves Sign Joe Winchester to 1963 Contract
The Braves announce the signing of 18 year old catcher Joe Winchester from Fresno California to a 1963 contract with Yakima in the Class B Northwest League.
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Braves
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Braves
Joe Winchester
Fresno
Calif
Yakima
Giant sequoia grows from tiny oatlike seed
The earth's largest living organism begins life as a seed resembling a rolled oat. About 3000 seeds are needed to make an ounce, illustrating the miniature origin of a majestic giant.
Lawrence Ripon cage wins in Midwest Conference play
Lawrence upset Knox 70-61 as Earl Hoover led Lawrence with 21 points and free throws in the second half. Ripon beat Monmouth 87-57 with Gary Hevis scoring 22, while Knox’s Brandon Piper had 16. Stevens Point topped Winona 72-58 with Dick Rizenthaler at 19 points. Northern Michigan defeated Oshkosh 93-64.
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Associated Press
Lawrence
Ripon
Knox
Monmouth
Wisconsin
Stevens Point
Winona
Minn
College
Northern Michigan
Oshkosh
Vikings
Earl Hoover
Brandon Piper
Redmen
Gary Hevis
Gary Gilliland
Dick Rizenthaler
Lyle Papenfuss
Minnesota
De La Torre Cards Two-Under 70 At West Palm Beach Open
Milwaukee pro Manuel de la Torre shot two-under par 70 in round two to run his 36 hole total to 141. He sits four behind leader Doug Sanders and tied for eighth. Bobby Brue added 72 72 for 144, tied for 26th.
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West Palm Beach
Fila
Milwaukee
Manuel de la Torre
Doug Sanders
Bobby Brue
Chiefs win ninth straight in league opener over Majors
The Long Beach Chiefs remain unbeaten with a 118 to 99 win over the Chicago Majors in a one game Friday night contest, extending their league lead and preserving their nine game streak.
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Chiefs
Long Beach Chiefs
American Basketball League
Chicago
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