Monroe Vogler’s 14 Tops Huddleston Crew In Lopsided Win
Monroe’s 14 points led the Cheesemakers as they built a 41-25 lead late in the game and coasted to victory. Huddleston emptied the bench while Baraboo fell behind early and failed to threaten after the opening minutes. Reedsburg showed late-season promise with forward Bill Benning, but trailed by four points after the first period.
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Don Huddleston
Reedsburg
Bas
Bill Benning
Ernie Vogler
Monroe
Beavers Rally as Bobbury Leads Scorers at Home
Center Bobbury scored 17 points on five field goals and seven free throws to lead the scoring honors. Benning added 10 points for the Beavers, with teammates contributing evenly throughout the lineup.
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Benning
Beavers
Monroe Highs B Team Routs Reedsburg Reserves 41-13
Monroe high school B team beat Reedsburg reserves 41-13 in a preliminary game. Jim Staffon led with 12 points, Bob Rieder 11, and guard group contributions helped Monroe pull away after a 9-3 first quarter. Officials were Max and Dave Novack in Madison.
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Madison
Lee Mitchell
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Bowling League Scores And Standings From Recent Session
Multiple teams posted high totals in this week’s Bowling Sportsman League including Bordens Ellingson 487 Rockow 521 Swiggum 560 Aitchison 501 Davis 486 for 2555. Reddy Kilowatts 2361 and Palmers Tavern 2442 also posted strong totals with handicaps noted.
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No Knife Incident Sparks Cambridge Police Patrol Action
Cambridge detectives rushed patrol wagons to Harvard and Norfolk streets after a frantic call claimed a man with a knife. They found the danger was a domestic dispute with the man fighting his wife, not a knife.
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Harvard
Norfolk
High School Scores and College Games Across Regions
A sweep of local and national games records scores for high school matchups including Stoughton 54 Portage 18 and Fort Atkinson 44 Richland Center 8, plus Madison area games Madison Central 47 Madison East 44 and Madison West 44 Racine Horlick 32. College and national results list Santa Clara 49 California 39 and UCLA 32 Santa Barbara 18 with multiple other intercollegiate outcomes.
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Milwaukee
Monticello Social Roundup Attends Local Services
Monticello notes list numerous residents attending Alfred Duerst's funeral in Paoli and multiple visits and callers in Madison Monroe and Milwaukee. The items mention family groups including Freitag, Elmer, Blum, Riese, Elmer, and Gmar among others, with companions and relatives visiting relatives and hospitals.
Bachman Quits at Michigan State after 13 seasons
East Lansing MSC head football coach Charley Bachman resigned at the annual football banquet after 13 years at Michigan State college. He cited criticism and a desire to allow a stronger future team to develop, saying he would not return as coach next fall.
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Michigan State College
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New Glarus Social Notes and Local Visits
A series of Friday through Thursday stops and calls detail visits by residents such as Kenneth Hoesly Arthur Elmer and Winston Crickenberger in New Glarus and nearby towns. Towns mentioned include Madison Monroe Blanchardville Brodhead Mt. Horeb Paoli and Paoli funeral attendees list multiple Duerst family members and others. The community activity covers travel, visits to relatives and stores preparing to reopen in December.
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Henry D. Freitag
Dick Freitag
Harvey Elmer
Lawrence G. Marty
Nic Freitag
Elmer Freitag
Alfred Duerst
Paoli
Fred Escher
Shirley
Edmund Dooley
Judith Karlen
New Glarus
Robert Holcomb Sr
Kenneth Johnson
Platteville
Lawrence Blum
Clifford Riese
Allan
Mary Ann
Madison
John Elmer
Darlyne
Isaac Babler
Monroe
Wilma Spring
John Ommen
Milwaukee
C. M. Stauffer
Don Broughton
Brooklyn
R. W. Woelffer
William Greub
O. E. Zentner
Adam Duerst
Werner Elmer
Bellevill
Kenneth Hoesly
Arthur Elmer
California
Winston Crickenberger
Washington, D. C
Crickenberger
Julia Ziltner
John Stuessy
Irving Larbacher
John
Blanchardville
Harvey Ott
Earl Willoughby
James
Bobby
Sandra Reuter
Fanny Elmer
Homer E. Zweifel
Jacob Luchsinger
Sam Stoneback
Brodhead
Sarah Kuhl
Raymond Beckwith
Mt. Horeb
Kathryn Itten
Wayne Showers
Delmar Zentner
Clayton Streiff
Gottfried Schmoker
Christmas party and community notices in Brodhead area
The American Legion plans its annual Christmas party Monday evening. Local families update housing as Snowbirds travel and visitors arrive. Community events include a high school music concert December 17 and a Christmas story afternoon. Amish men may not shave.
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Panda Lodge
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California
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Chicago
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Lyons
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Richland Center
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Rockford
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Albert Broughton
Barbara George
Portland Ore
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J. Coldren
State of Washington
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Buck Hill Falls
Board of Missions and Church Extension
Methodist Church
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Charla Vee
John Ross
Wheeler
Milton College
J. D. Hahlen
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Mmes
Fannie Moore
Merle Searles
Marie Horne
Etta Hamilton
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Aussie Davis Cup Star Beats Yank in Victorian Tennis Final
John Bromwich of Australia defeated Ted Schroeder of the United States in the singles final of the Victorian championships in Melbourne 8-6 6-4 6-4. A crowd of 12,000 watched as Schroeder pressed the net relentlessly, though Bromwich remained steady. Schroeder led 6-5 in the first set, with 13 game changes totaling 31 placements for each player. Schroeder had four aces to Bromwich's one and was broken seven times to four.
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Australia
John Bromwich
America
Ted Schroeder
Schroeder
Deuce
Bromwich
Walter Johnson Faces Worsening Condition in Hospital
Walter Johnson, 59, former major league pitcher known as the Big Train, has taken a decided turn for the worse in a Georgetown hospital where he has been treated for a brain tumor since last April. He entered with numbness and left arm paralysis, slipped into coma by May, and has remained unconscious except for rare moments of recognition.
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Walter Johnson
Georgetown
Johnson
Santa Claus Trick Tries to Get Child to Eat Dinner
In Seattle 5 year old Lenny Romano refused his dinner until his parents pretended Santa Claus was probing good boys. Mrs Romano donned a Santa outfit, tapped the window, and Lenny fled the room. After she returned, his plate was empty.
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Lenny
Louis Romano
Santa Claus
Lumber Production Rises in 1946 for First Time Since 1942
1946 lumber output shows a rebound after four years of decline with higher production figures indicating a slow recovery in the industry. Strong demand and plant operations contributed to the increase, marking a turning point from 1942 lows.
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