Freeport Pretzels defeat Monroe 62 to 57 in non-league game
Monroe loses 62 57 to Freeport in a non league contest. Keith Burington leads Monroe with 21 points while Randy Wieck paces Freeport with 17. Monroe had a 24 14 first quarter deficit and could not overcome the early hole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeport
Stoughton
Fort Atkinson
Keith Burington
Tom Mitchell
Jim Bidlingmaier
Jim Dearth
Bidlingmaier
Dearth
Monroe
Randy Wieck
Pretzel
Gary Yeager
Gary Schleich
Wisconsin Linemen Pillath and Bowman Picked in AFL Draft
New York Bill Pillath and Ken Bowman of Wisconsin were the only players from 20 Wisconsin schools chosen in the AFL draft. Pillath went in the seventh round to the Buffalo Bills and Bowman in the 10th round to the New York Jets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Roger Pillath
Ken Bowman
University of Wisconsin
Wisconsin
Pillath
Buffalo Bills
Bowman
New York Jets
Cowboys Win Title at National Finals Rodeo
Dean Oliver displayed championship style to win the 1963 all around cowboy title at the National Finals Rodeo despite a couple of bad breaks Sunday. The NFL standings list include Green Bay at Los Angeles and other Sunday games across the league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Dean Oliver
St. John Wins World Invitational Bowling Title by Margin
Jim St. John of St. Louis captured the seventh annual World Invitational Bowling Tournament in Chicago, setting records and earning $7,500 for first place. He led with 343.26 Petersen points over runner-up Johnny Meyer, while Marion Ladewig triumphed in the women's division with her fourth crown and $4,000 prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jim St. John
St. Louis
St. John
Johnny Meyer
Nesconset
N.H
Petersen
Meyer
Bill Johnson
Kansas City
Marion Ladewig
Grand Rapids
Mich
Joanne Chapman
Blencoe
Iowa
Navy
Don Carter
McCormick Place
Carter
Mrs. Ladewig
Chapman
Associated Press
Ladewig
VanderKelen Sparks Vikings In 17 17 Tie With Bears
Ron VanderKelen, bench warming until late in the first half, sparked Minnesota to a 17 3 lead with his NFL touchdown pass before Chicago tied the game 17 17. The Bears maintain the Western Division lead at 9 1 2 with Green Bay second at 9 2 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Minnesota
Ron VanderKelen
Wisconsin
Vikings
Chicago Bears
Bill Wade
Joe Marconi
Bears
Pittsburgh Steelers
Green Bay
VanderKelen
Viking
Fran Tarkenton
Wisconsin opens 1963-64 hoops versus Kent State in opener
Wisconsin, missing 6-8 Brens and 6-6 Englund for scholastic reasons, relies on sophomores Zudor and Gustafson to replace key scorers. Coach John Erickson expects a 24 game schedule with speed and conditioning guiding a young, small lineup against Ohio University Pitt Gonzaga Cincinnati and Big Ten foes including Ohio State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wisconsin
Kent State
John Erickson
Ohio
Badger
Erickson
Badgers
Jack Brens
Brens
Gene Englund
Mark Zudor
Ken Gustafson
Englund
Zudor
Gustafson
Don Hearden
Mike ‘O’melia
Jim Bohen
Dave Grams
Monroe
Ohio University
Pittsburgh
Gonzaga
Cincinnati
Ohio State
Wisconsin Deer Kill May Reach Sixty Thousand
The Wisconsin Conservation Department estimates the 1963 deer season may approach 60 000, about 25 percent higher than last year. Opening weekend yielded 28 599 deer and final tallies should arrive midweek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wisconsin Conservation Department
West Central
Mississippi River
Jackson
Monroe
Wood and Clark
Dodgers Sign Walter Alston For 11th Season As Manager
Walter Alston, dean of active major league managers with one club, agreed to his 11th season with the world champion Los Angeles Dodgers and stated his aim to keep all coaches including Leo Durocher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Calif
Walter Alston
Los Angeles Dodgers
Alston
Leo Durocher
Four Players Pass Kramer's Point Total
In Sunday NFL action four players overtook Jerry Kramer who led with 81 points after a touchdown against the Lions. Jim Brown moved to first with 50 points, Don Chandler rose to 89, Jim Martin climbed to 86, and Lou Michaels reached 84 as Kramer fell to fifth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Green Bay Packers
Jerry Kramer
Kramer
Lions
Detroit
Cleveland
Jim Brown
New York Giant
Don Chandler
Jim Martin
Baltimore Colts
Lou Michaels
Pittsburgh Steelers
Freeport Jayvees Top Monroe Junior Varsity 45 32
Freeport Jayvees defeated Monroe junior varsity 45 32 at Freeport Saturday night. Randy Hawley led Freeport with 19 points, Al Barnes scored 10 for Monroe, and Dick Swiggum added 9 while Gerry Minear had 5 for the winners. Monroe struggled to rally after a 12 8 first quarter deficit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Ruge
Freeport Jayvees
Freeport
al Barnes
Monroe
Barnes
Dick Swiggum
Dave Holling
Randy Hawley
Holling Hayes Grendahl Ratzlaff Barnes
Swiggum
Minear Hawley
Washington
Taylor
Nettles Triplett
Weckerly
Thanksgiving Guests Visit From Several Towns
Monticello and Madison area families hosted gatherings for Thanksgiving. Residents including Mrs. Anna Lindsay and family, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wahlen and Joan, and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bissig with Judith shared meals with relatives in Monroe New Glarus and Lake Mills. Friday visitors in New Glarus included Mrs. Sylvia Curtis and Mrs. Doris Wagner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Bissig
Judith
Monroe
Anna Lindsay
Clara Hefty
New Glarus
Richard Hefty
Lake Mills
Clarence Wahlen
Joan
Madison
William G. Meier
Gary Belke
Pensacola
Fla
Arnold Meier
Beverly
Savanna
Richard Smith
John McClellan
Robert Kessler
Matt Bissig
Sylvia Curtis
Doris Wagner
Two Repeat as Winners Annual Awards Night at Monroe Country Club
At Monroe Country Club awards night golfers received 13 trophies for club and flight champions. Ed Rufenacht and Mrs. John Ferron were repeat winners with Rufenacht claiming the First Flight handicap crown and Ferron pairing with Deb Share in two ball mixed foursomes. Ed Goecks won the club championship with Ralph Phillips runnerup, and Ed Adam won the first flight. other honors spread through divisions including women's and junior events. A program featured a film on the Ladies Professional Golf Tournament at Milwaukee’s Tuckaway, with numerous trophies presented to junior and auxiliary winners.
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Monroe Country Club
Robert Buehler
Ned Walker
Clarence Franklin
Ed Rufenacht
John Ferron
Rufenacht
Tuckaway Country Club
Milwaukee
Dorothy Mathias
Lucy Kubly
Dorothy Ferron
Shirley Nack
Alda Myers
Ralph Phillips
Marie Power
Lydia Rufenacht
Dorothy Trumpy
Marian Kundert
Donald Hugdahl
Eileen Steensrud
Harold Mueller
Barb Park
Ed Mueller
Alvin
Stub) Kubly
Bob Buehler
LaMira Riddiough
Forrest Kubly
Frances Moritz
Gay Steensrud
Growlers
Ann Bauman
Christine Smith
Ellen Brauchle
Barbara Bauman
Ronald Smith
Dave Goetz
Jim Myers
Dick Tschanz
Stuart Grendahl
Michael Moon
Joe Viney
Mark Brauchle
Hamilton Tiger-Cats Claim 21 10 Grey Cup Victory
Hamilton defeats British Columbia Lions 21 10 in Vancouver to end four playoff losses and claim the Canada pro title. Hal Paterson sets scoring record with his fifth Cup TD as Bernie Faloney leads with 272 passing yards and two TDs. WABC TV broadcasts the game across North America in about three hours.
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Toronto
Hamilton Tiger-Cats
Hal Paterson
Hamilton
British Columbia Lions
Vancouver
B. C
Paterson
Wabc-Tv
Canada
United States
Maryland
Bernie Faloney
Lions
Willie
Wisp
Geographic boundary between Asia and Europe outlined
The conventional border divides Asia and Europe along the Ural Mountains and Ural River extending to the Caspian Sea, then through the Caucasus Mountains to the Black Sea with its outlets the Bosporus and Dardanelles.
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Asia
Europe
Ural Mountains
Ural River
Caspian Sea
Caucasus Mountains
Black Sea
Bosporus
Dardanelles
Market Report Chicago Livestock and Commodities
Hogs 14 000, butchers 25 to 50 lower with multiple lots around 15.10 and 15.25. calves, cattle, and sheep activity described with varied prices. Butter and eggs steady, wholesale prices mixed. grain notes include corn No 2 yellow around 1.17 percent and oats at 6.75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanchardville
Argyle
Ernest Legler
Hampshire
Farmall
Dearborn-Woods Bros
Ottawa
Cardinal
McC
King
Kewanee
Farm Loan Service Inc
James Walback
Chicago
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
World wind system spans twenty two miles high
The world’s wind system reaches about 22 miles above the surface with complex layers. A light breeze can move west at ground level while a jet stream can blow eastward at roughly 300 miles per hour aloft.
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Pretzels
Burington
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Dallas
San Francisco
BY Jimmy Hatlo
Dombs
Dornick
Tom Johnstone
Dailey Ave
Banana City
Vanny
Evansville
R. J. Luers
Wis
Blue Star Roller Rink
Jayvees
Monticello
C. D. Curtis
Country Club
Myron Stair Auto Glass
12Th St
Eldon F. Schraepfer
Walter E. Gould
A. P. Larson
James H. Gordon
Argyle State Bank
Don
Excelsior Medical Clinic
Excelsior Springs
Iname
Public Sales Service
CT J
Junction House
Sarge
Ford
New Holland
Dearborn
PTO
Cultipacker
Jeep
Meyers
Chester Swanson
F. L. Buchschacher
Ray Miskimon
Bud Hudson
Waldo Freitag
Eddie Gruetzman
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