Monroe Loses To Cards In Loop Opener 67-56
Monroe Silver Streaks fell 67-56 to Middleton in the Badger Conference opener at Middleton gym. Jim Menehan led Monroe with 29 points as Middleton controlled the boards and built a first-half lead before fending off late Monroe rallies. Vince Ripp added 23 for Middleton while Menehan and Pete Johnson were the lone double-figure scorers for Monroe.
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Monroe
Larry R. Lindgren
Middleton
Towers
Menehan
Vince Ripp
Ripp
Jim Menehan
Pete Johnson
Cardinals
Lee Mitchell
Ft. Atkinson
State SD Day Chief Pleased with Result
Madison Wisconsin's SD Day leader R C Salisbury head of the Motor Vehicles Department safety division says the event was a success with one road fatality, matching last year's SD Day toll. The Times advertises amazing bargains in its daily classified section.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Tate
R. C Salisbury
Motor Vehicles Department
Safety Divisio
Marquette Dominates St Norbert In 88 43 Victory
Marquette's basketball team rolled past St. Norbert 88 43 before about 4 000 at Milwaukee Auditorium. Meja scored 14 points and led rebounding while Rand topped with 15 points and 19 rebounds as Schauer and the bench contributors helped widen the early 239 point margin.
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Milwaukee
Marquette
Warriors
St. Norbert
Milwaukee Auditorium
Jack Nagle
Green Knights
Bob Neja
Warrior
Meja
Jay Schauer
South Milwaukee
Terry Rand
Schauer
Rand
Knights
Wisconsin High School Basketball Scores and Results
A compiled list of Wisconsin high school basketball results with numerous teams and scores across cities including Waupun Madison Edgewood Platteville Boscobel Lancaster Prairie du Chien Watertown Columbus New Glarus Brodhead Benton South Wayne Middleton Monroe Janesville Madison West Shullsburg Gratiot Monticello Belleville Stoughton Jefferson Sparta Richland Center Ridgeway Hollandale Lake Mills Oregon Highland Montfort Sauk City Lodi Argyle Milwaukee South Milwaukee Juneau Fort Atkinson Madison Wis. High Wisconsin Dells Nekoosa Baraboo Viroqua Racine Park Reedsburg Tomah Evansville Sun Prairie South Shorewood Orfordville Albany Blanchardville Randolph Pardeeville.
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Platteville
Boscobel
Lancaster
Prairie du Chien
Watertown
Columbus
New Glarus
Brodhead
Benton
South Wayne
Middleton
Monroe
Janesville
Madison West
Shullsburg
Gratiot
Monticello
Belleville
Stoughton
Jefferson
Sparta
Richland Center
Ridgeway
Hollandale
Lake Mills
Oregon
Highland
Montfort
Sauk City
Lodi
State Baseball Loop Folds with 1,017 Dollar Asset Split
Wisconsin State League folded after two inactivity years and distributed 1,017.24 in assets to six clubs in good standing. Wausau Green Bay Sheboygan Appleton Wisconsin Rapids Fond du Lac each received 169.54 while Oshkosh and Janesville owed money and did not share. The loop once drew major league stars and drew fans before closing after a 1953 deficit and 11 years of operation ending in abeyance.
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Lal
Duane Bowman
Madison
The
Loop
Andy Pafko
Mike Garcia
Hank Bauer
Jimmy Delsing
Joe Teipton
Jimmy Dyck
Jesus
Fort Atkinson and Stoughton win in Badger League opener
Fort Atkinson defeated Wisconsin High Preps 67 63 as Hoverson led with 33 points and Sandvold added 28 for Fort. Stoughton edged Jefferson 65 61 in overtime with Hoverson scoring 33 as the Vikings claimed top scoring honors. Jefferson’s Marshall and Lucas had 22 and 16 points. Edgerton idle. Edgerton Jayvees beat Monona Grove 60 30. Monona Grove misses varsity conference play next season.
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Ft. Atkinson
Stoughton
Badger
Wisconsin High
Jefferson
Fort
Badger Preps
Kermit
Doc) Weiske
Cagers
Marty Malin
Ed Sandvold
Bob Ridpath
Cardinals
Gary Kielley
Sandvold
Jayvees
Vikings
Don Hoverson
John Marshall
Tom Lucas
Jerry
Peterson
George Hanson
Eagles
Edgerton
Madison West
Edgerton Jayvees
Monona Grove
Seasn
Ellingson Leads with 580 in Sportsman's League Scores
Mark Ellingson rolled a 580 as leaders battle in the Sportsman's League with four pins off top. Kay Conway led women bowlers with 486, Anita Figi posted 568 in Progressive, and Glen Swiggum totaled 561. Team results list Binn's Tavern, Montgomery Electric, Commercial Bank, Guardsmen, Ernie's Tavern, and Co. K among others with season standings noted for both leagues.
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Viewin
Orea
Kay Conway
Hubert Rockow
Anita Figi
Glen Swiggum
H. Christen
V. Kemper
Binn’s Tavern
Montgomery Electric
Commercial Bank
Guardsmen
Ernies Tavern
Co. K
Frieda
Swiggum
Zelma Germann
Mary Hackle
Martins
Grants
Independents
Corner Cafe
Lucky Five
Ainsworth
Durfees
Duane Witt
Bob Schmidt
Lloyd Flick
Bill Bell
Dearths
Sentry Foods
VFW
Roy’s Dairy
Sportsman’s—Commercial Bank
Binn’s
Ernie's
Monticello and Madison Social Roundup
Miss Rose Stauffer was in Mon roe Tuesday. Mrs O D Curtis was in Madison with her sister in law Mrs John W Disch whose husband died yesterday. Mr and Mrs Robert Holcomb Sr were here Wednesday evening with Henry Gessler and Robert Wild New Glarus. Several locals traveled to Chicago and Madison for meetings and visits including Consistory at the Masonic Temple.
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Rose Stauffer
Monroe
Ray T. Silver
Fred Roethlisberger
F. W.voegels
Madison
Carl Dick
Elmer Freitag
Lawrence F. Marty
Chicago
C. M. Stauffer
Masonic Temple
Robert Holcomb Sr
Henry Gessler
Robert
Glarners Albany Keep Loop Lead With Big Wins
Glarners Albany stay atop the State Line League with a 64-41 win over Blanchardville as Elmer Ross scores 24. Glarers’ Dark Sarbacher nets 29 in three games while Monticello’s 40-33 upset of Belleville tightens the race. Brooklyn rolls over Orfordville 82-44 and Argyle tops Juda 70-52 with DeRemer scoring 36 for Brooklyn.
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Juvantyams
Giasus
Monticello
Belleville
Albany
Blanchardville
New Glarus
Brodhead
Brooklyn
Orfordville
Argyle
Juda
Pete DeRemer
Ronald Schuett
Neil Brunner
Wildcats
Yogi Berra Named AL MVP for Third Time
Yogi Berra of the New York Yankees was named the American League most valuable player for the second year in a row and the third time in his career. A local obituary notes the death of P A Vander Heyden, 63, a Green Bay electrical contractor, from a heart attack while shoveling snow.
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Yogi Berra
Shicago
New York Yankees
Green Bay
Monroe Jayvees Fall to Cardinals in Rough Battle
The Monroe Jayvees lost to Middleton 32 to 1 in a game marred by size, as Cardinal forwards dominated the boards and interior play. John Shutz led Middleton with eight points, aided by Bob Shaffer and Burt Thompson, while Monroe’s Bill Lovelace added 10 on solid scoring from the wings. The senior coach highlighted the height advantage as a key factor, with Shutz and Bob Mott listed as 6 four and 6 four sophomores.
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Cardinals
John Shutz
Paul Lamboley
Bob Shaffer
Shutz
Middleton
Cardinal Jayvees
Monroe
Bill Lovelace
Glenn Nording
Bob Mott
Burt Thompson
Don McGibbon
Lee Mitchell
Madison
Cial
Otis Gerke
Lamboley
Bahn
Wisconsin Power and Lovelace 5
Light Co
Treas
Ars
Tri Mott Thompson
Chermak
Belmont, Benton Open Blackhawk League Play With Big Wins
In Blackhawk League action Shullsburg defeated Gratiot 71-36 while Benton beat South Wayne 55-33. Carl Farrey scored 24 points for Benton and Bill Amenda added 21 as Belmont routed Hazel Green 78-34.
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Gratiot
South Wayne
Shullsburg
Benton
Blackhawk
Carl Farrey
Bill Amenda
Belmont
Hazel Green
Fox bounty totals listed by Wisconsin Conservation Dept
Figures show Green County sportsmen applied for 355 fox bounties in the 1954 1955 fiscal year with 326 red fox and 2 gray fox. Grant County led in payouts at 3 325 followed by Vernon and Trempealeau. Total fox kills 38 597 with 33 535 red and 5 062 gray. Wolves coyotes and wild cats and lynx adds 2 579 and 524 respectively. Five year Green County fox total 1 564. Lafayette 2 225. Iowa 4 953. Rock 710. Highest five year totals: Grant 12 437. Buffalo 6 028. Trempealeau 5 174. Vernon 6 089. Crawford ...
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Wisconsin Conservation Department
Green County
Grant
Vernon
Trempealeau
Milwaukee County
Lafayette County
Iowa County
Rock
Buffalo
Crawford
Late Deer Bow Season Opens December 10
State conservation warden Harold A. Pederson reports 13 deer registered in the county since the season closed last Saturday, with 11 in Monroe and 2 in Albany. A special bow season for ducks deer and lawns south of Highway 64 runs December 10 to January 1 for licensed deer hunters, mainly on Necedah refuge and Horicon Marsh, with limited access to Horicon federal lands east of the main ditch.
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Harold A. Pederson
Pederson
Monroe
Albany
Highway 64
Necedah Federal Refuge
Horicon Marsh
Horicon
Strock’s Ditch
Annual Report Costs and Figures Summary
Annual report fragment lists several monetary totals including 14,394.13 469.60 3,133.05 60,334.52 16,791.98 and 66,024.35. The sparse line hints at expense categories or account balances without context or dates. No clear individuals or organizations are identified in the readable text.
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Jim LaRock
Mitchell
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University of Wiconsin
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Ripp Johnson Bales
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Schlough
Quarte Monroe
Times
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BY Jimmy Hatlo
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Waupun
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Hoverson
Ellingson
C. D. Curtis
Glarners
Bull Sale
Pecatonica Holsteins
Darlington
Lafayette
Ralph E. Eastwood
Woodford
Wis
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Lovelace
Skyscraper Middleton
U.S
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Fox Bounties
Ro.bee
Boyer’s Rapid Gasser
the Times
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Annual Report
Green County Agricultural Society
Mechanics Institute
Auditor's Certificate
Board of Directors
Green County Agricultural Society and Mechanics Institute
Green County Aatural Society and Mechanics Institute
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