Monroe Streaks Tie Wis High Then Lose In Overtime
Monroe’s underdog cage team trailed by 14 before a furious comeback tied Wisconsin High 56-56. In overtime, Badger Preps pulled away 62-57 as Paul Brandle sank two late free throws and Dick McArdle sparked the rally. Schneiders led Wis High with 27 points, Ableman added 14 for Monroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Wisconsin
Hal Metzen
Badger Preps
Badger Conference
Paul Brandle
Lee Mitchell
Brandle
Wisconsin High
Dick McArdle
Jim Schneiders
Badger Prep
Herb Ableman
Preps
Schneiders
Ableman
Dick McArdle Sparks
McArdle
Walt Marty
Bob Anderegg
Mitchell
Dick Moritz
Metzen
Marty
Tom Croak
Moritz Seeeee
O Anderegg
A Brandli
Croak
Smith
Thomas
Coleman
Harris
Llanson
Burkhalter
Randall
Wis Highs Conseiges
Nees Onntt
Marty - Moritz
Anderegg
Brandli
Mc-Ardle
Monroe B team defeats Wisconsin High in fourth win
Coach Don McGibbon’s Monroe B team held Wisconsin High to no field goals in the second and third quarters and built a 28 to 22 victory. Guards Gary Coplien and Jerry Davis each scored nine points as Monroe survived a close start and outscored the Badger Preps 12 to 4 across the middle periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don McGibbon
Monroe
Wisconsin
Gary Coplien
Jerry Davis
Wisconsin High
McGibbon
Badger Preps
Bengers
Edgerton Edges Fort In Overtime In Badger Play
In a tight Badger Conference night Stoughton Edgerton and Jefferson teams won. Edgerton beat Fort Atkinson 57 55 in overtime with Keith Kenseth topping 21 and Wollet 15 for the losers. Jefferson defeated Lake Mills 63 46 behind Don Pick 22. Stoughton routed Evansville 71 39 led by Dick Flint 15 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoughton
Edgerton
Jefferson
Middleton
Milton
Fort Atkinson
Don Page
Tobacco City
Tom Bartz
Keith Kenseth
Wollett
Lake Mills
Don Pick
Evansville
Dick Flint
Vikings
Big Ten Acts Citing Disciplinary Measures Against Schools
Commissioner Kenneth L. Tug Wilson announced that a great volume of investigations led to disciplinary actions against conference schools for code violations. The disclosure came during the Big Ten annual winter meeting of athletic directors and faculty representatives in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Big Ten
Kenneth L
Tug) Wilson
WIAA Board Plans 1953 Cage Tournament Structure
Milwaukee hosts weekend talks to set districts regional and sectional sites for the 1953 high school basketball tournament. The sequence mirrors last year with 26 district and 19 regional qualifiers, eight sectionals, and a 32 team field for Madison finals. Selection committees to name eligible entrants soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Board of Control
Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association
Madison
Milwaukee City
Fox River Valley
Juda Beats South Wayne In Nonconference Basketball
Juda defeats South Wayne 70 to 48 led by Jerry Jordan who scored 27 points. Juda's B team also beat South Wayne B 49 to 28. Monticello beat Argyle 54 to 38, Zweifel 27. Brooklyn edged Belleville 50 to 39. Blanchardville topped New Glarus 49 to 46 as Glazners led with strong scoring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Line League
Juda
South Wayne
Blackhawk
Jerry Jordan
Argyle
Monticello
Zweifel
Brooklyn
Belleville
Pernot
Blanchardville
Glarus
Glazners
Perods
New Glarus
Jim Stevens
Venden
Babler
Boscobel
Darlington
Cuba City
Mt. Horeb
Dodgeville
Lancaster
Platteville
Mineral Point
Verona
Cambridge
Waterloo
Deerfield
Oregon
Deforest
Marshall
Sun Prairie
Black Earth
Arena
Sauk City
Lodi
Prairie du Sac
Waunakee
Spring Green
Mazomanie
Livingston
Barneveld
Cobb
Linden
Highland
Hollandale
Ridgeway
Montfort
Belmont
Hazel Green
Scales Mound
Ill
Gratiot
Wonewoc
Hillsboro
Elkhorn
Whitewater City
Lake Geneva
Burlington
Mukwonago
Delavan
Whitewater College High
Darien
Tiger Jones Upsets Bratton At Madison Square Garden
In New York Ralph Tiger Jones defeated former NBA welterweight champion Johnny Bratton in a dominant ten round unanimous decision. The underdog pressed the pace from the start and won a bristling, action filled bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ralph
Tiger
Fred Saigh Secures Foot in TV Revenue Door
In Phoenix, Fred Saigh the St. Louis Cardinals president gains a foothold in TV profit sharing after reaching an agreement with the Chicago Cubs to share television money for each game at Wrigley Field. The Cubs and Reds also agreed on a visitor’s share in their parks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Ariz
Fred Saigh
Cubs
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
Robinson May Sign For June Title Bout
New York midweight champion Ray Robinson says he intends to fight Randy Turpin for a third time this June. The New York State Athletic Commission requires a binding agreement before restoring Robinson’s title recognition in the Empire State after vacating the belt at 12:01 m yesterday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ray Robinson
Randy Turpin
Sugar Ray
New York State Athletic Commission
State Commission
Robinson
Empire State
Miss Cullen Scores 185 In League Night
Margie Cullen topped the women's 185 game in last night’s league play. In Let's Have Fun Leage Leona Gruene wald led with 532 series while Esther Rhyner posted 449 in the Progressive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margie Cullen
Leona Gruenewald
Esther Rhyner
Miss Cullen
Virginia Matzke
Sylvia van Wagenen
Margaret Ellingson
Maple Grove
the Times
Martin's
Pleasure Bend
Clarno
Corner Cafe
Monroe Clinic
Durfees
Let’s
Louis Ruf
Barbara Park
Sedora Brostuen
Merle Ambrose
Hot Shots
Boosters
Minorettes
Nite Owls
Queen Pins
Jake Regossi
Art Spoerry
Vic Ellingson
Lewis van Wagenen
Green County House
Solomons
Beckmans
Hubers
Local 579
Binn’s
Packers Seek Revenge on Rams in Memorial Coliseum
Rams, tied with Detroit for the division lead after a late surge, host Green Bay in a high stakes showdown at Memorial Coliseum. An expected 60,000 plus crowd could witness a rematch after Green Bay led 28-6 before Bob Waterfield rallied the Rams with four TDs to pull out a 30-28 win in Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Los Angeles Rams
Green Bay Packers
Memorial Coliseum
Rams
Detroit
Milwaukee
Green Bay
Bob Waterfield
Non-resident Entitled to Schooling Ruling
Madison Wisconsin attorney general Thomson ruled that a non resident may not be denied educational opportunities at a local vocational school. If admitted, tuition should be billed to the resident’s home community, while tuition levies cover only material costs not instructional charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Thomson
Wisconsin
C. L. Greiber
Board of Vocational and Adult Education
Cities Enter Bids for 1953 Baseball Convention
George M. Trautman announces eight cities bidding for the 1953 baseball convention. Milwaukee Quebec Rochester Buffalo Omaha Hollywood Fla Miami Beach and Miami Fla are listed as contenders for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Ariz
George M. Trautman
National Association of Professional Baseball Clubs
Milwaukee
Quebec
Can
Rochester
Buffalo
Omaha
Hollywood
Fla
Miami Beach
Miami
Platteville State Teachers versus Western Illinois clash at Macomb
Platteville State Teachers College basketball coached by John Barth travels to Macomb to face Western Illinois with guard Ernie Vogler expected to pace the attack. Vogler scored 27 points Thursday night as Loras College beat Platteville 77 to 75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Platteville
Macomb
John Barth
Platteville State Teachers College
Western Illinois
Ernie Vogler
Monroe
Vogler
Dubuque
Loras College
Wisconsin high school basketball scores flood area standings
A compilation of regional boys and girls results with numerous teams including Sheboygan Central Fond du Lac Superior Cathedral Wisconsin Rapids Tomahawk Marshfield Rhinelander Stevens Point Wausau Sheboygan Falls Port Washington Oshkosh Milwaukee East Milwaukee North Whitefish Bay West Allis Central Shorewood Milwaukee University School Racine Lutheran Milwaukee Lutheran Lake Forest and many others. The data ends with a note that about one third of the United States is arid or semi arid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheboygan Central
Fond du Lac
Superior Cathedral
Superior East
Wisconsin Rapids
Tomahawk
Shorewood
Greendale
West Allis Hale
West Milwaukee
Waukesha
Wauwatosa
Milwaukee Country Day
Wayland
South Milwaukee
Cudahy
Kohler
Kiel
Stratford
Marathon
Antigo
Merrill
Manitowoc
Green Bay East
Lake Geneva
Burlington
Ha Claire
LaCrosse Central
United States
Badgers Impress In 76-55 Victory
Madison Wisconsin opened the 1952-53 basketball campaign with a 76 to 55 win over Marquette before 12 000 fans. Paul Morrow scored 25 points and Dick Cable added 17 as Wisconsin led 41-26 at halftime. Russ Wittberger led Marquette with 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wisconsin Cagers
Marquette
Wisconsin
Badgers
Paul Morrow
Dick Cable
Russ Wittberger
Hilltoppers
Local Guests Visit Families in Wisconsin Areas
Mrs. Jule Nelson of South Wayne and Mrs. Henry Garrison with children Ardith Betty Carl and Gary of Ardith and Darlington were guests of William Shager near Woodford. Garrison family had earlier visited the Nelsons. Nearby, Mr and Mrs John Hartsough hosted A H Schneider and Frank Lindicum from Darlington. Carl Moellenberndt and family from Freeport visited A H Kading and Thomas Petersen along with Mrs A H Kading, who recently left Deaconess hospital. her right eye shows improvement. Lula Maddrell returned home after surgery at St Clare hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jule Nelson
South Wayne
Henry Garrison
Ardith
Betty
Carl
Gary
Darlington
William Shager
Woodford
Garrison
Nelsons
John Hartsough
A. H. Schneider
Frank Lindicum
Carl Moellenberndt
Freeport
A. H. Kading
Thomas Petersen
Moellenberndts
Deaconess Hospital
Lula Maddrell
St. Clare Hospital
Clarence Homb
Local Hosts Share Visit With Neighbors and Family
Last week guests included Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Wilmore Mrs. Pauline Dittmar and Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Homb and Scott Monroe Mr. and Mrs. Chester Peterson and family Monroe and Mr. and Mrs. Orville Peterson Lake Forest Ill were Wednesday visitors to their parents the O B Peter sons. Mrs Enright Foley improves at St Clare hospital after major surgery on November 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip Wilmore
Pauline Dittmar
Wesley Homb
Scott
Monroe
Chester Peterson
Orville Peterson
Lake Forrest
Ill
O. B. Petersons
Enright Foley
St. Clare Hospital
Racine Bank Cashier Indicted for Embezzling Funds
A federal grand jury indicted Russell H. Peterson 47 Racine cashier at Farmers and Merchants Bank on one count of embezzling 17457 and two counts of making false entries with July 11 as the date. The same grand jury charged Earl Cunningham 18 Detroit with kidnapping Catherine Kurian 16 Marquette Mich taken to Oshkosh for forced marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Russell H. Peterson
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Racine
Earl William Cunningham
Detroit
Cunningham
Catherine Kurian
Marquette
Mich
Oshkosh
Want Ad Promises Cheap Goods For Quick Buyers
A terse classified notice offers bargains for buyers, touting low prices and quick purchase. The item lacks details but emphasizes value and speed in transactions.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bedlam
Moritz
Jim Harris
McArdie
Joe Dunn
Jack Burkhalter
League
Sonia Pet
Wisconsin High Beeeens
Erton
Esene
Es Milton
BY Jimmy Hatlo
Cagers
Johnson
Klemm Menehan Mauerman
Coplien
Davis
Hoffer O ‘ Vilas Pores
Hoffland
Atkin
Dews Coresreceses
Dermitros Groves
Wis
Rue i. Wisconsin
Fort
Tug Wilson
Wiaa Board
Tiger Jones
By Joe Reichler
Louis H. Kohli
Blumer
Packers
Emil Simpson
His
Nite Hawks
Bing
Merrymen
Turner Hall
Loras
Eau Claire Regis
Chippewa Falls
Rice Lake
Baraboo
Viroqua
Portage
Mauston
Wisconsin Dells
Nekoosa
Tomah
Reedsburg
Richland Center
Sparta
Prairie du Chien
Fennimore
Wm. A
Shell
Ted Loertscher
Turner Hall Club
Marty-Ripp Chevrolet
Mrs
Harry T. Maddrell
Quemler
9Th St
Firestone Brake School
Firestone
South Side Square
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!