Top Teams Set for Bowl Games
The Orange Bowl selection makes Clemson the ACC champion bound for Colorado while Pitt seems headed for a Gator matchup with Georgia Tech. The Rose, Sugar, Cotton, and Orange bowls announce pairings led by Iowa, Oregon State, Tennessee, Baylor, Syracuse, Texas Christian, Colorado, Clemson, Georgia Tech and Pittsburgh. Georgia Tech to face Clemson. Pitt idle.
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Associated Press
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Pittsburgh
Miami
Fla
Pitt
Georgia Tech
Hurricanes
Panthers
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Atlantic Coast Conference
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Rose
Iowa
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Sugar
Tennessee
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Cotton
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Oklahoma
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Badgers to Meet Butler in Indianapolis Tonight
Wisconsin faces Butler in Indianapolis with coach Bud Foster using the same starting lineup that began the Badgers 58 56 overtime loss to South Dakota. Litzow Borland Gross Leichtfuss Kulas anchor the lineup as Wisconsin notes eight traveling errors and 6 of 18 free throws in the opener. Clifton Daniels led South Dakota with 19 points in overtime. Wisconsin’s Litzow had 17.
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Wisconsin
Butler
Bud Foster
Badgers
South Dakota
Bob Litzow
Glenn Borland
Ray Gross
Dave Leichtfuss
Brian Kulas
Madison
Clifton
Jim Daniels
Clifton Daniels
Coyotes
Litzow
Walt Holt
Amazing bargains in The Times classified.
A brief note highlights daily bargains in The Times classifieds offering affordable items and potential deals for readers seeking value.
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Times
Australians win 800m freestyle relay gold at Melbourne Olympics
Australia dominates the 800-meter freestyle relay as the United States claims silver and Russia takes bronze. American women excel in diving and swimming while Pat McCormick leads a trio of standout American divers. Shelley Mann sets a world record in the 100-meter butterfly qualifying heat. Australia also sets a new world relay record 8:23.6 with the US at 8:31.5 and Russia at 8:34.7 as Olympic marks from 1952 are surpassed.
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Melbourne
Australia
Uncle Sam
Russia
United States
Hungary
Pat McCormick
Lakewood
Calif
Shelley Mann
Arlington
Carin Cone
Ridgewood
N. J
Margaret Edwards
Portland
Ore
U. S
Tebbetts to speak at Milwaukee Writers dinner
Milwaukee chapter of the Baseball Writers Association of America will host its fourth annual dinner January 28 with MILWAUKEE native George Birdie Tebbetts as principal speaker. Tebbetts, manager of the Cincinnati Redlegs, led the team from fifth to third place this season, two games behind the Dodgers.
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Milwaukee
George
Birdie) Tebbetts
Cincinnati Redlegs
Baseball Writers’ Association of America
Tebbets
Redlegs
Brooklyn Dodgers
Evanston Swimmer Sets National Medley Record
Evanston High School uncapped star Tony Follette swam the 150 yard medley in 1 29.7 to set a new national interscholastic mark in a dual meet against Janesville Wisconsin. Evanston won 56 11 and Follette eclipsed the prior 1 31 4 record held by Frank Burnell of Philadelphia set last year.
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Evanston, Ill
Tony Follette
Evanston High School
Follett
Evanston
Janesville
Wis
Frank Burnell
Philadelphia
Blanchardville Wins Tight OT Victory Over Fairbanks
Blanchardville overcame a 57 57 tie at regulation to beat Beloit s Fairbanks 70 58 in overtime. Larry Larson sealed the win with two free throws in the final seconds. Mert Manley led Blanchardville with 23 points and Larson scored 16.
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Blanchardville
Beloit
Fairbanks
Larry Larson
Mert Manley
Larson
Packers Rally Past Cardinals 24-21 On Late Rote Drive
Tobin Rote sparked Green Bay to a 24-21 win over the Chicago Cardinals as he threw a 38-yard completion to Gary Knafelc then plunged in from 1 yard with 66 seconds left. Cone added a 34-yard field goal and three conversions while Matson starred for the Cardinals. Green Bay remains third in the Western Conference as the Cardinals fade in the East with two games remaining behind the Giants.
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Chicago
Tobin Rote
Green Bay Packers
Chicago Cardinals
Cardinals
Rote
Gary Knafele
Packers
Fred Cone
Cone
Ollie Matson
Green Bay
Bill Forester
Jim Root
Cardinal
al Carmichael
Packer
John Dittrich
Root
Max Boydston
Lindon Crowe
Dick Deschane
Don Stonesifer
Johnny Olzewski
Matson
Cards
Bill Howton
San Francisco
New York Giants
175 000 Trout Die From Poisoned Stream
In central Pennsylvania a sudden flood of poisonous material killed more than 175 000 trout, causing losses of at least 100 000 dollars. The Pennsylvania Fish Commission said the fish died Saturday in Spring Creek, Centre County, and in nearby hatcheries. The State Health Department sanitary water board began an investigation.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Fish Commission
Commission
William Voight
Spring Creek
Centre County
Sanitary Water Board
State Health Department
Pro Standings Across Teams and States
The standings show Cleveland leading with 21 wins and 17 losses, Philadelphia 14 wins 17 losses, San Francisco 20 17, Baltimore 17, Pittsburgh 30 and Los Angeles 13. Iowa California Pennsylvania and Minnesota are the top egg producing states.
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Philadelphia
San Francisco
Baltimore
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Iowa
California
Pennsylvania
Minnesota
WLT Pet
New York
Chi
Washington Cleveland
Phila
WLT
Pet
Detroit
Chi. Bears
Green Bay
San Frisco
Chicago Bears
Washington
Chicago
College Basketball Scores From Recent Games
South Dakota edged Wisconsin 58 to 56 in overtime. Wisconsin Milwaukee defeated Northern Illinois 86 to 70. Stevens Point beat Lawrence 78 to 54. Carroll topped Milton 83 to 59. Minnesota Duluth won 91 to 81 over Stout. Beloit 58, Macalester 52. Chicago Loyola 77, Ripon 58. Platteville 85, Lewis 77. Bemidji 78, Superior 65. Racine Ext. 78, Menasha Ext. 57. Sheboygan Ext. 68, Marinette Ext. 60. Michigan Tech 94, Northland 79.
Roberts Named WIAA Secretary
Milwaukee Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association appoints John E. Roberts 36 year old Stevens Point State football and wrestling coach as executive secretary on an 18 month contract about 10000 dollars yearly. He replaces Cliff Fagan who resigns to join the National Federation in Chicago. Roberts resigns January 30 and will aid transition with Fagan part time.
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Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association
John E. Roberts
Stevens Point State
Charles Wetmore
Sun Prairie
Wiaa Board of Control
Roberts
Cliff Fagan
Marinette
National Federation of High School Athletic Associations
Chicago
Stevens Point
Fagan
WIAA
Des Moines
Iowa
University of Wisconsin
Badger
Stevens Point High
Butter from whey cream holds quality promise in Wisconsin study
Wisconsin dairy researchers report on butter made from whey cream. Key factors include rapid cooling below 50 degrees, frequent collection, refrigerated transport, and using 18-8 stainless steel or better. Copper contact and rusty surfaces spoil quality. Salt or press drippings should not be used and should not be mixed with other whey.
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University of Wisconsin
Donald Raffel
L. I. Legrid
L. C. Thomsen
Archers to Discuss Late Bow Season at Monroe Club Meeting
The Monroe Archery Club will hold a meeting tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the indoor range beneath Kundert's shoe store to discuss a special late bow hunting season for deer.
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Monroe Archery Club
Kundert
Ceylon Leaves Independence Eight Years On
Ceylon, island roughly the size of West Virginia, has been an independent nation for eight years. It lies about 12 miles from southern India, marking a close proximity to the Indian subcontinent.
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Ceylon
West Virginia
India
Weekend Visits Roll Across Monticello Area
Monticello Times notes social visits from Orfordville to Madison with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Gempeler and the Stauffer family. Donna Karlen from Geneva spent the weekend with her parents C W Karlen. Others stopping by included Fannie G and Frieda Benkert in New Glarus and Herman Babler with Anna and Sophia Bently in Monroe.
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Jacob Gempeler
Orfordville
Kate and
Rose Stauffer
Donna Karlen
Geneva
Inl
C. W. Karlen
Fannie G
Frieda Benkert
New Glarus
Herman Babler
Henry D. Freitag
Anna
Sophia Bently
Monroe
Dick Voegels
Darlyne
Ernest Gempeler
Louise
Otto Stauffacher
Henry J. Elmer
Fred Zweifel
Robert Holcomb Sr
Jacob Stauffer
Marlene Holdrich
Madison
Lorena Holdrich
Wilson Faces NATO Questions at Paris Conference
Secretary of Defense Charles E. Wilson travels to Paris for the NATO meeting as Western Europe troop reductions loom. He argues manpower cuts affect support units but not combat divisions, while NATO cohesion and Russian propaganda pressures hover over the talks.
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Elton C. Fay
Washington
Charles E. Wilson
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Paris
United States
Europe
NATO
U. S
Russia
Britain
France
Wilson
Germany
Birch ski run completed at Rib Mountain West side
Construction of the Birch ski run at the Rib Mountain Winter Sports Area is finished. The new course lies on the west side of the facility and expands local winter recreation options.
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Wausau
Rib Mountain
Milwaukee-Marquette Opens Season Against St Norbert
The Warriors host St Norbert at the Arena with coach Jack Nagle set to start two sophomores two juniors and a senior as the season begins.
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Milwaukee
Marquette
St. Norbert
Jack Nagle
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