Cheesemakers Seek Second League Win in Row Tomorrow
Monroe leads a list of league games with Reedsburg at Viking City as the Cheese makers chase a second straight conference win. Coach Huddleston's squad features Vogier Mason Moon Ableman and Weiser in action with a 90 mile trip planned if weather allows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reedsburg
Lee Mitchell
Don Huddleston
Ernie Vogier
Gene Mason
Bill Moon
Bob Ableman
Wally Weiser
Monroe
Sauk City
Huddieston
Gers Boys
Mauston
Wisters
Viking City
Wisconsin High
Wisconsin Delis
Baraboo
Edgerton
Richland Center
Fort Atkinson
Fred Mitchell
Don Vike
Stoughton
College Basketball Scores From Various Matches
A string of college basketball results shows Notre Dame 68 Franklin (Ind) Nebraska 68 and North Carolina 63 over Cherry Point Marines 29. Other scores include Duke 44 over High Point 29 and Washington State 66 over Eastern Washington 46. Also noted are games like Akron 67 over Mt. Union 45 and Arizona State 54 at Flagstaff, with miscellaneous matchups and a stray potluck note on sauces.
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John Carroll
Fenn
Cleveland
Duke
High Point
North Texas State
Texas A&m
Depeuw
Caterbury
North Carolina
Cherry Point Marines
St. John's
Ines A
St. Cloud
Teachers
Eau Claire
Winona
Washington State
Eastern Washington
Arizona State
Flagstaff
Brigham Pe Peoria
Western Illinois
Muhlenberg
Moravian
Trades Enliven Majors Meeting
Major league off season meetings in Los Angeles see rapid trading as clubs announce moves and rumors. Portland club’s William Mulligan confirms acquiring Tommy Bridges from Detroit, a 15 year veteran who played in four World Series. Red Sox, Dodgers, Giants and others ship players to various minor and coast league teams as chatter grows.
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Los Angeles
Crosstown
William Mulligan
Portland Pacific Coast League
Tommy Bridges
Detroit Tigers
Bridges
Tigers
Charles
Red) Ruffing
New York Yankee
Billy Jurges
Chicago Cubs
Brooklyn Dodgers
Eddie Basinski
Pittsburgh
al Gearheauser
Dodgers
Montreal
New York Giants
Mike Schemer
Sacramento
Detroit
Paul Richards
Buffalo
Jim Bloodworth
Red Sox
Clem Dreisewrd
Louisville
St. Paul
Johnny Rizzo
Christmas Was at One Time Illegal
In 1659 Massachusetts courts fined anyone observing Christmas day five shillings for abstaining from labor or feasting as the Puritans discouraged the holiday and favored Thanksgiving instead.
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High Court of
Massachusetts
Meat display at Chicago livestock expo details
Chicago based R C Pollock superintendent of the meat division at the International Livestock Exposition surveyed over 10,000 cattle sheep and swine on display. He cited 556000 steaks 143000 pork chops 152000 lamb chops and thousands of pounds more for future roasts stews and hamburgers. He estimated total meat on the hoof at 3 percent million pounds amid recall of the meat shortage.
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Chicago
R. C. Pollock
Pollock
New Glarus Graders Triumph In Season Opener
New Glarus beat Monticello 28 to 20 in a season opener. Scorers for New Glarus included McVey 8, Erb 6, Heller 6, Neuenschwander 2 with several players contributing. For Monticello Zweifel 8, Elmer 10, Freitag 2 and multiple players listed without points.
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New Glarus
Times Special Service
Monticello
McVey
Erb
Schadewaldt
Douglas
Grundahl
Duerst
Heller
Neuenschwander
Zweifel
Bramham Quits Baseball Blasting at Gamblers
Former minor league head W G Bramham resigns after charging widespread gambling and game throwing in baseball. He cites circumstantial evidence of players colluding with bookmakers and urges unified reform as majors plan 154 game schedules and discuss schedules, pensions, and minor league tieups.
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Bramham
Los Angeles
W. G. Bramham
National Baseball Ten
George Trautman
Detroit Tigers
American Association
Billy Evans
Southern Association
Durham
N. C
Black Sox
New Glarus Community Notes Of Tuesday And Weekend Visits
A detailed list of New Glarus area visits includes Mrs. Jacob Tschudy and friends in Rockton, the Stonebacks and their daughter in Brodhead, the Keegan family from Richland Center, and Irene Hanson along with Doris Strahm visiting Austin Minnesota. The column also covers O.E.S. officers elected, Lions Club supper at William Tell hotel, and attendance at the New Glarus Hollanda le game with many locals named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Tschudy
Rockton
Sam Stoneback
Shirley
Brodhead
Leo Keegan
Leo Jr
Don and Neal
Richland Center
John Goodman
Irene Hanson
Doris Strahm
Austin
Minn
Florence Loveland
Monticello
Sam Luchsinger
Oregon
Herman Kubly
Lawrence Blum
Doran
Ralph Mueller
Madison
Mueller
John S. Duerst
Edwin F. Duerst
Orso Duerst
Jefferson
Walter Yaeger
Nic Duerst
Basco
Delmar Zentner
Monroe
Lion’s Club
William Tell Hotel
Pius Buesser
Whitewater
O.E.S
Agnes Weitzel
Neil Wood
Paoli
Gladys Duerst
Palmer Ann
Erna Bartle
Casper Thorn
Verena Arn
Helen Zweifel
Olive Jorenby
Waldo Freitag
Adah
Charlotte Tollefson
Ruth
Olga Colney
Esther
Margaret Mueller
Martha
Bertha Disch
Electa
John Kundert
Tillie Hefty
Philipp Marty
Paul Grossenbacher
New
Glarus
Glarus-Hollandale
Terrance Freitag
Doering
Clayton Streiff
Vernon Duerst
June Hanson
Marlen Duerst
Marie Hamilton
Barbara Meythaler
Donna Gmar
Betsy Henning
Liz Schmoker
Carol Hoesly
Mary Meythaler
Ruth Theiler
Jean Ness
Joyce Tschudy
Shirley Meland
Clara Waefler
Jean Zweifel
Delores Weir
Don Ott
Wilya Erb
Dick Voegeli
Dean Streiff
Don Rufenacht
Delmar Disch
Carl Wenger
Eugene Webber
Miss Rolph
Miss Schlough
Mr. Beck
Mr. Ridgeway
Mr. McVey
Badgers Gridiron Enemies for Good
University of Wisconsin Athletic Director Harry Stuhldreher stated that Western conference teams were stronger this year and Wisconsin benefited from injuries and pro departures. He avoided answering about Big Nine recruitment while noting state support is needed. A student alumni group protested athletic policy, renaming itself the University of Wisconsin Athletic Association and calling for changes to unite the team.
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Madison
Daily
Cardinal
University of Wisconsin
Wisconsin
Harry Stuhldreher
Richard Leonard
Ridgewood
N. J
Bob Wolf
Chicago
Marvin Kobel
Gloversville
Stuhldreher
Leonard
Marquette
California
Badgers
Navy
Universy of Wisconsin Athletic Association
Richard Reynolds
Milwaukee
Dave Kollard
Houston
Bowling League Scores and Standings with Handicaps
The list shows men and women league results including scores for Neubauer Dein inger Walker Wolleson and others, with totals and handicaps. It notes victories for W F W and Victory F Goecks, plus several women's teams Eddies Goetz Snively Rees Construction Eugene Hotel Crystal Tower, ending with a note that camels can carry 400 pounds over 25 to 30 miles daily for eight days without water.
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Lee Loveland
Shirley Matzke
Bun Miller
Emma Babler
Adele Kiester
Goetz
Inez Kubly
Ethel Jones
Margaret Kundert
Edna Bokemeier
Mabel Goetz
Snively
Violet Snyder
Rees Construction
Myrtle Fritz
Sylvia Bennett
Lulu Rees
Wilma Lengacher
Alma Redman
Eugene Hotel
Anne Deininger
Shirley Buholzer
Dorothy Mathias
Fran Moritz
Edna Leiser
Toys From Japan And Germany Return For Christmas Trade
New York reports toys and tree lights labeled Made in Japan and products from Germany reentering the American market for the holiday season. Business Week sees a cautious economic revival, as Washington nurtures the program to let ex-enemy nations pay their own keep, with more goods expected to follow into 1948.
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New York
Japan
Germany
Business Week
Washington
United States
State Department
Thanksgiving social and music program noted in South Wayne
South Wayne residents hosted Thanksgiving guests from Beloit Rewey and Monroe in a busy week. The high school band planned its first full program since the new music program began, led by Gerald Fritz with guest chorus and conductor. Numerous visits, weddings, and travels are recorded among local families including H. S. Chapman, Dorsey Segner, and the Maddrells.
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Clarence Olson
Lena Olson
Olaf Jenson
Beloit
Gerald Fritz
H. S. Chapman
R. N. Andrews
Warren
Robert
Charlies Chapman
U. W
Edward A. Chapman
Merlyn Chapman
Duane
D. M. Howery
Russell Hinkins
Jean
Ruth
Belmont
Fred Grunoir
Joan
David
Richard
Rewey
J. R. Gage
Susan
Mr. Gage
Freeport
Dorsey Segner
Harold Bignal
Dixon
W. A. Chapman
Madison
Frank Mau
Fred Burkhalter Sr
James Potter
Eugene
Monroe
Victor Mau
Browntown
E. E. Hasley
Cynthia Johnson
Radio Broadcast Fees Set for WIAA Contests
The Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association declares radio stations broadcasting high school basketball on a commercial basis must pay a fee this season. District tournaments run Feb 19–22 with regionals Feb 26–Mar 1 and sectionals Mar 7–8. Winners advance to the UW Fieldhouse finals March 13–15.
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Marinettes(p
Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association
Board of Control
University of Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Eau Claire
Lake Mills
New London
Sparta
Spooner
Stevens Point
Waupun
West Allis Hale
Columbus
Platteville
Stoughton
Brodhead
Shullsburg
Oven spills must be wiped up promptly to avoid burning
In kitchen practice any food that boils over or spoils in the oven should be wiped up immediately and not allowed to burn. This precaution prevents smoke and damage and keeps cooking area clean and safe.
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Southern
WLTP
Pet
Portage
Monrse
Ft. Atkinson
Fup Mitchell
Rich
Center
Loewe
Dells
Eggieson
Stoughton Campbell
Engier
Yackels
Vogier
Stanley
R. Meyer
Bamaboo
Wagner
Wisconsin Dells
High Martini
Evening Times
Cheesemakers
Dan Courtney
Bill Purcell
John Maurer
Bill Hogan
Jim Staffon
Allie Stauffacher
Hogan
Staffon
Stauffacher
BY Jimmy Hatlo
Cokeys Army
Newark
Notre Dame
Franklin
Ind
Nebraska
South Dakota
Akron
Mt. Union
Mariette
Rio Grande
Ohio
Appolonia Zweifel
F. W
Neubauer
Deininger
Walker
Wolleson
Court House Gang
Dommers
Usher
Marbory
Davenport
Bertram
Frank Liquor Co
Davis
Mitchell
Peterson
Myers
Pickett
Minder
Ashby
Holcomb
Doyle
Monte
F. Goecks
E. Goecks
C. Goecks
R. Goecks
H. Goecks
Phillips
Smith
Wuetrich
Bacon
South Wayne
Mrs
Harry T. Maddrell
Tillie
Betty Belle Johnson
M. L. Hasley
Michael
H. T. Maddrell
M Hasley
Wendell Wohlford
Jeffrey, Monroe
Sara Jane Stuart
Hessie Kempton
Fred Pope
New Richmond
Wis
Harold Deininger
Charles Dawson
Gordon
E. A. Chapman
Bernice Hale
Rockford
Will Meier
Lye Ivey
Mapleton
Morris Enright
Men’s Club
Methodist Church
Alvin Rabehl
Cpl
Wesley Homb
Ft. Sheridan
Clarence Hombs
Betty Collicutt
Beaver Dam
Armory Roller Skaters
Harry E. Williams
Avon Township
Rock County
Green County
Durand, Il
O. N. Johnson
11Th Street
Monroe, Wis
WIAA
J. E. Lovell, D. V. M
June Haver
Vivian Blaine
Hoosier Hotshots
Andy Clyde
Lum and
Abner
Orangeville
Guernsey
Chester
Austria
John Diecken
C. C. Laborde
James Madden
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