Cheesemen Seek Fourth Loop Win at Monona Grove
Monroe Cheesemakers ride a three game league winning streak into a non-conference setback at Freeport aside, they lead the conference at 3-0 with Monona Grove 1-1 and Jefferson 2-0, Middleton 1-0.
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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1963
Page
5
Monroe Cheesemakers ride a three game league winning streak into a non-conference setback at Freeport aside, they lead the conference at 3-0 with Monona Grove 1-1 and Jefferson 2-0, Middleton 1-0.
Madison Wisconsin basketball coach Johnny Erickson plans to insert football star Bob Johnson into Saturdays game against Ohio University as a potential starter after his return to form. The 6 foot 5 senior may join Ken Gustafson Don Hearden Mark Zubor Mike O Melia and Jim Bohen in a lineup battle for the Big Ten opener.
Reach the renters quickly with rent ads. To place them come in or Phone 325-5101, Monroe Evening Times.
Wisconsin halfback Rick Reichardt led the Big Ten with 383 yards on 26 receptions in conference games. Indiana fullback Tom Nowatzke topped rushing with 586 yards on 98 carries, while Purdue’s Don Di Gravio paced passing and yardage among leaders.
George W. Calhoun 73 co founded the Green Bay Packers with E L Lambeau. He died at St Vincent's hospital from cancer after a long newspaper career and key roles as club secretary and publicity agent.
Green Bay battles to hold first in the NFC despite Tom Moore doubtful with eye injury and Ray Nitschke on injured reserve. Coach Vince Lombardi notes Moore is not well while Green Bay fights to win remaining games after a 9-2-1 mark.
Wally Miller rolled 190 191 220 for a 601 series in the Victory League. Deb Share and William Zuhlke added 597 and 592 as team results show Sportsmen Bar, Schuetze, Commercial Bank, Evies and others posting scores and records.
Gov John W Reynolds vetoed a measure that would remove the mourning dove from the third game list and classify it as a songbird. He said the Conservation Commission has not opened a dove season and does not plan to. He noted the federal designation as a migratory game bird and a stable dove population despite 30 states offering open seasons.
The Monroe Cheesemakers defeated Sun Prairie 34-16 to start badger conference play. Jayvees also won 34-16 while multiple Cheesemakers claimed decisive pins and decisions in wrestling action. Matches set for 6:30 and 7:45 p.m. as Monroe seeks revenge after last year's 34-8 defeat by the Bluebirds.
Jerry Wolman, a 36 year old buyer described as boyish, has purchased the Philadelphia Eagles for 5,505,500 dollars, continuing the rise of young millionaires gaining NFL team control.
Hallmark distributes two reproductions by Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy signed JBK. Proceeds support the proposed National Cultural Center in Washington. The watercolors include The Journey of the Magi and Glad Tidings showing the Wise Men and an angel at Christmas.
Dick Tiger, world middleweight champion, is favored to defeat challenger Joey Giardello in the title bout at Convention Hall in Atlantic City. The pair split decisions in 1959, with Tiger holding a decisive win in Chicago on Sept. 30 and a loss in Cleveland on Nov. 4. Giardello asserts he can win, while Tiger stresses the title means more to him.
PORT CHESTER N Y Matthias F Correa 53 a former U S attorney who helped draft the CIA blueprint died after a brief illness He served as U S attorney in Manhattan 1941 1943 then joined military service Later he was special assistant to Navy Secretary James Forrestal leaving in 1946 for a law firm STANFORD Calif Dr Edward K Strong 79 psychologist who devised the Strong vocational interest test died after a long illness He taught at Stanford Graduate School of Business 26 years HOLLYWOOD Actor Tom London 81 known as the sheriff in many Westerns died Thursday His real name was Leonard Clapham He came to Hollywood in 1917
The Tri- State Breeders Co op of Green County held its annual meeting in the agriculture building. Water Streiff was re elected director and Ben Zimmerli and Robert Marian named Holstein and Brown Swiss committeemen respectively. Twenty three delegates were elected for the Westby meeting on Jan 11. The meeting opened with lunch. Armin Fruechte delivered a satirical take on dairy farming and urged higher aims for farmers. Sterling Gillingham outlined finances noting 4 percent of a million cows bred since the co op began 22 years ago. Plans for consolidating Tri State and Badger Breeders Co operative bull studs were discussed. A Lafayette County Tri State meeting is set for 8 p.m. in Darlington Legion Hall.
Cape Canaveral city leaders and the Greater Cocoa Chamber of Commerce oppose renaming the cape on Florida's east coast. They adopted resolutions criticizing the idea and sent copies to President Johnson Florida's congressional delegation Gov Bryant and Atty Gen Ervin. They support honoring the late President with a missile center name but not the cape itself. The council questions the legality of renaming land with 400 years of historical significance. Spanish navigators named the cape Canaveral meaning reed field.
A 23 year old man Harris Landesberg also known as Stephen Landis and James F Rizzuto was arrested after he told an FBI office on November 23 a supposed Oswald associate named Stephen Yves L Andres. The FBI investigated the lead and found it untrue.
The Foreign Agricultural Service reports world corn production this year is expected to exceed 8 billion bushels, beating the 1960 record of 7.6 billion. Last year’s output was 7.5 billion. About two thirds of the rise comes from the United States, whose crop reached 4,033 million bushels, just over half of global production.
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