Monroe First Loop Tilt At Home for the Cheesemaker
Unclear text discusses a tilt at home involving Kundert and Calder. Readable fragments mention Monroe and Cheesemaker, but key details and outcomes are missing.
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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1945
Page
5
Unclear text discusses a tilt at home involving Kundert and Calder. Readable fragments mention Monroe and Cheesemaker, but key details and outcomes are missing.
A coach orders bringing the entire team to address illnesses among players described as the god of his players. The move aims to rally the squad and ensure readiness for upcoming games.
Conference leaders weigh restoring prewar 9 game football slate and wartime limits. Dates for upcoming conference meets to be announced. Presidents from 10 universities will meet to discuss, with late Commissioner John L. Griffith to be remembered.
War to the hilt rages over next NFL franchises as Buffalo Chicago Baltimore Cleveland Miami and San Francisco contend for a 10th team. Commissioner Jim Crowley says a new franchise could be awarded soon for at least 21 years amid fluctuating Yankee Stadium lineups.
New Glarus defeats New Glarus Times Service away with a 38 to 20 score in a regional game. The result highlights a strong defensive effort and a decisive second-half push by the visitors.
Jack Mead of Milwaukee was named honorary captain for the 1945 Wisconsin football season and banquet, while Clarence Esser of Madison was voted most valuable by his teammates for a second straight year. Mead is a senior. Esser a junior, with twenty nine major letters in football and five in cross country.
Monroe American Legion basketball team travels to Barneveld after a season opening loss. The local quintet vows to score a win against New Glarus and tighten play following a contentious home game.
Disjointed notes report teams bidding for W Cooper and mention Backstopper Phil Masi. Sources claim Johnny has ties to Chicago and Cleveland discussions. Chaotic dialogue notes a hotel lobby scene and a push to let leagues pick their own baseball general manager amid talks of commissions and presidents.
Bowling results list teams Crystal Tower Ruf Gruenewald Becker Yost with 2 267 total including 42 handicap Monroe Hotel Wenger Mathias Moritz Leiser total 2 241 DeLux vis comb Bennett Avanlene Redman 2 108 total with 30 handicap.
The Grange advocates fair prices to ensure a fair share of national income and urges state help to explain Wisconsin ranking 44th in farm youth high school attendance. The speaker also condemns compulsory military training as part of the discussion.
A debate declares compulsory army service un American until a voluntary program with education aid and proper pay is tested. Six hundred delegates are expected at the convention dinner tomorrow.
Lawrence defeats St Norbert College 52 to 40. Teachers beat Grin tag tech and Long Island University 60 to 96. Wal Illinois Tech 88, Chicago Naval Armory 56. Great Lakes 53, Michigan State 49 in overtime. Western Michigan 60, St. John’s 1. Camp Atterbury 44, Illinois St. Louis 46 in overtime.
Governor Goodland announces a three day Christmas vacation in Wisconsin to reunite families separated by the war. The break begins at noon Saturday with plans for a peaceful holiday period amid wartime demands.
Three Monroe groups organize a drive for veterans gifts with the American Legion the Women’s Relief Corps and the Pythian Sisters. Donations of pipes tobacco smoking items and playing gifts will be collected in three Monroe business houses until December 10 and sent to the hospital for the veterans.
The navy announced waivers in February 1943 for Geibavan eliniee and detectors reserve enlisted men and women aged 38 with at least one dependent.
The notice indicates that wives will be counted as dependents as of August 15. It adds policy relevance for eligibility and tax or benefit calculations affecting households.
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