Cheesemen Defeat Madison Memorial in Monroe Showdown
Monroe Cheesemakers topple Madison Memorial 74 to 56 as Craigo and Larson pace the attack. Larson scores 23 with nine baskets and five free throws, Goetz adds 18, Grendahl 14, Craige nine, while Monroe leverages fast breaks and a zone defense to control the game.
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Jim Larson
Madison Memorial
Monroe
Memorial
Monroe Gym
Craige
Larson
Stoughton
Stu Grendahl
Bill Spring
Dave Goetz
Goetz
Grendahl
Dave Craige
Jim Bosanny
Randy Finnegan
Mitchell
Larson Grendahl
Craige Spring
Salisbury Kelso
Monroe Jayvees beat Madison Memorial 65 to 57 in JV game
Monroe Junior Varsity toppled Madison Memorial 65 57 as Terry Mau and Fred Dearth each scored 20 points. Randy Finnegan contributed eight while Tom Gustafson led Memorial with 28 points. Monroe aims to boost its 22 record with upcoming games against Jefferson and Edgerton.
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Jv's
Terry Mau
Fred Dearth
May
Dearth
Jv’s
Don Bloom
Randy Finnegan
Memorial
Tom Gustafson
Gustatson
Jefferson
Edgerton
Jim Larson
Cheesemen
Memorial Big Boys
Cheesemakers
Dave Goetz
Monroe Fg
Bahler
Maug Penniston
Boss
O Erickson Goetz
Shutter
Pre Yule Shoot Planned Dec 10 at Brodhead trap range
The third annual pre Christmas trap shoot will be held Sunday Dec 10 starting at 9:30 a.m. Two miles north of Brodhead on County Trunk E. Prizes include chickens hams turkeys and geese in five third 10 third and 25 third events. Miss and out for 10 pound hams. Coffee lunch and shells available in heated clubhouse. Next shoot is the pre Easter event on March 31 with hams and chickens offered.
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Brodhead
Badgers Beat DePauw 90-68 in opener before Notre Dame
Wisconsin overcomes early nerves as DePauw shoots well, with Franklin scoring 25 and Johnson 22. Hendrickson key, Zink adds eight points eight rebounds. Badgers aim to cut 18 turnovers in Tuesday clash with Notre Dame.
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Notre Dame
Madison
John Erickson
Wisconsin
DePauw
Tigers
Joe Franklin
Jim Johnson
Erickson
Franklin
Johnson
Chuck Nagle
Fino Hendrickson
Hendrickson
Dave Zink
Zink
Tiger
Jim Jackson
Mike O'Connell
O'Connell
Tom McGurk
Dartball Games Postponed Amid Election Preparations
The Monroe Dartball League cancel its games tonight due to the upcoming referendum and polling setup. Parks and Recreation Director Ron Barribeau said Tuesday’s Barbershop Chorus meeting is moved to the American Legion club rooms. next dartball games set for Monday, December 11 at 8 p.m. Wisconsin is picked to finish third in the Big Ten behind Indiana and Purdue.
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Monroe
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Purdue
Recreation Schedule December 4-9
December 4 to 9 calendar lists Play-time 9:30 to 11:30, 1 to 3:30 Open Recreation, Alfalfa Club 3:30 to 5, Youth Open Recreation. Dec 5 Election Day with 8 to 10 Barbershop Chorus at American Legion. Dec 6 Golden Age Club 1 to 5, Alfalfa Club 1 to 5, Adult Basketball Meeting 7:30 to 8:30. Dec 7 Alfalfa Club 1 to 5, Junior High Youth Council 7 to 9:30. Dec 8 Play-time 9:30 to 11:30, 1 to 3:30 Alfalfa Club 3 to 5, Youth Open Recreation 3 to 5. Dec 9 Youth Open Recreation 2 to 4.
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Golden Age
Rams Seek Victory as Packers Aim to Win Again
Los Angeles Rams and Green Bay Packers prepare for next Saturday's NFL clash in Los Angeles. Rams coach George Allen says they must win to keep pace behind the Baltimore Colts, who beat Dallas to stay unbeaten in the Coastal Division. Packers, already division champions, emphasize that winning remains the goal.
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Parkview dominates Juda in Parkview Juda wrestling tilt
Parkview defeated Juda 31 to 16 while Brodhead beat Belleville 31 to 2 in a Tuesday wrestling lineup. Other results listed Albany at Brodhead and Belleville at Juda with Parkview at New Glarus upcoming. Noted lines include state standings and a reference to national prohibition history.
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New Glarus
Brodhead
Albany
Belleville
Juda
Willy Kolden Sparks Weekend Kegler Action With 234 Game
Willy Kolden rolled a 234 in Sportsman's League action at Eagle's Club Lanes to pace a 580 series. Ken Schindler 218, Roger Kubly 215, and Delbert Indergand 212 also notable. Weekend results include multiple bowlers with totals and team standings, plus afternoon services for Mrs. Lea Nottingham at Voegels Funeral Home.
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Willy Kolden
Kegler
Ken Schindler
Roger Kubly
Delbert Indergand
Delbert Schindler
Don Prien
Gary Brugger
Gene Stuckey
Roy Mauerman
Roxie Steinmann
Lavon Prien
Dorothy Krupke
Marilyn Hartwig
Joyce Indergand
Prien
Indergand
Sullivan
Grossen
Hasler
Brugger
Krupke
Thomm
Hartwig
Mauerman
Steinman
George Davis
Herb Davidson
Bob Bogus
Wayne Stroessner
Judy Bauman
Lil Schindler
Jean Baumgartner
Phyllis Davis
Mary Jo Prien
South Siders
Nate Hare
Bob Stauffacher
Huber
Eaton's
Ludlow
LaBuch's
Uptown
Robert Kilgore
Herbert Lehman
Kathleen Hall
Madison
Ted Hagen
Oshkosh
Lea Nottingham
Voegels Funeral Home
Gordon Steinman
Richard Steinmann
Grace Marty
Middleton
Monticello Social Roundup Guests At Weekend Gatherings
Mrs. Margaret Boyum and Mrs. Bertha Klassy hosted visitors from Madison and New Glarus, with extended dinners and suppers in Monticello and Mt Horeb. Attendees included the Holcombs, Legler, Curtis, Wagner, Marty clans, Linerude and Putnam families, plus others visiting from Beloit and Belleville.
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Margaret Boyum
Madison
Bertha Klassy
Lowise Gessler
New Glarus
Robert Holcomb Sr
Ira Holcomb
Rosa Legler
Sylvia Curtis
Doris Wagner
Curt
Lawrence F. Marty
Monticello
Barbara Marty
Belleville
Jacob M. Marty
Knute Linerude
Phillip, Stoughton
Charles Putnam
Norman Rosen
Beloit
Selmar Lien
Thomas Bursveen
Mt. Horeb
Allen Emerson
Ellen Cunningham
Fannie
Frieda Benkert
Ralph Nottingham
Light House Point
Fla
Elmer Goldsmith
Indianapolis
Ind
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First Coin of Continental Currency in 1776 Tooling
The Continental Currency dollar of 1776 was the first U S coin likely minted in Birmingham England. It established a monetary unit agreed by all states. Members of Congress do not receive extra pay for committee work.
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Birmingham
England
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