Fort Team Downs Monroe Streaks 81 70 In Pressured Win
Fort Atkinson controlled the game with a 9 0 run to start and a strong first half, led by Ed Sandvold who scored 26 and Fahs who poured in 16 in the opener. Monroe battled back in the third but could not overcome the Cardinals who finished 81 70 behind Fahs 36 and Muenich 16.
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Joseph H. Davidson
Ft. Atkinson
Cardinals
Ed Sandvold
Dave Fahs
Monroe
Cheesemen
Fahs
Sandvold
Jim Corrigan
Loren Ehlers
Fort
Badger Loop
Jerry Muenich
Larry Menehan
Wayne Bahn
Paul Lamboley
Ehlers
Corrigan
Dick Mueller
Bill Hess
Fort’s
DeKalb
Northern Illinois
Papker Steees Sone
Hess
FA — Sandvold
Ed- Papke
Lers
Fort Atkinson
Madison Area High School Scores Report
Wisconsin basketball results show Madison Highs 44 over Monona Grove 34 and many others across the state. Notable winners include Monticello 83 over Argyle 48 and Beloit 61 over Boscobel 53.
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Madison
Wis. High
Monona Grove
Monticello
Argyle
Madison W
Madison E
Racine Horlick
Beloit
Boscobel
Mineral Point
Ft. Atkinson
Monroe
Oregon
Milton Union
Platteville
Prairie du Chien
High School Band Performance Names Key Players
Fred Isely, Bill Rattin, Bill Foesch, Floyd Cop lien and Keith Christen will perform alongside the high school band under director Allan F. Barnard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Isely
Bill Rattin
Bill Foesch
Floyd Coplien
Keith Christen
Allan F. Barnard
Anthony KO stirs protest over Madison Square Garden bout
Tony Anthony knocked out Gordon Wallace at Madison Square Garden in 1 minute 34 seconds of the first round. Wallace’s camp protested the official count while the New York State Athletic Commission reviewed referee Barney Felix’s ruling. The crowd of 2,000 booed the ending as Anthony, 21, weighed 173½ pounds against Wallace 164. The British Empire light heavyweight title holder was overwhelmed early when Anthony landed a sharp left hook and a two fisted flurry, sending Wallace to the ropes.
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New York
Tony Anthony
Chuck Spieser
Gordon Wallace
Madison Square Garden
Wallace
Harry Sheppard
Randy Turpin
Commission
New York State Athletic Commission
Barney Felix
Anthony
Orangeville Social Notes Highlight WCTU Institute
Attendees at the WCTU institute met Thursday at Mrs. Ralph Angle's Cedarville home including Mmes. M. W. Best James Chilton Louise Kuhnke Vera Heck and Misses Zella Barmore Carrie Musser Also Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Palmer Freeport visited Mrs Chilton and Emily Miller marked her 11th birthday with a party.
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Wctu Institute
Ralph Angle
Cedarville
Mmes
M. W. Best
James Chilton
Louise Kuhnke
Vera Heck
Zella Barmore
Carrie Musser
Eva Daughenbaugh
Merrill Ortmeier
Chicago
Will Moore
Beloit
Marle Stevens
John Babler
John E. Babler
Freeport
Emily Miller
Pary
Aramburn Fires Olivieri as Argentina UN Delegate
Provisional President Pedro Aramburn dismisses Adm. Anibal Olivieri from his role as Argentina's permanent delegate to the United Nations in Buenos Aires. The firing comes as the government reshapes its foreign mission.
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U. N
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Pedro Aramburn
Adm
Anibal O. Olivieri
United Nations
Monticello Beats Argyle in State Line League Action
Monticello routed Argyle 83 48 to keep pace in the State Line standings where Brodhead holds a 4 0 mark. Zweifel and Ponyiscanyi led Monticello with 34 and 24 points as Blanchardville and Juda posted 50 36 and 43 32 wins respectively and Orfordville beat Albany 45 42.
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Brodhead
Belleville
State Line
Monticello
Juda
Blanchardville
Argyle
Brooklyn
New Glarus
Orfordville
Albany
Mon
Ticello
Juda _ trail
Jack Ponyiscanyi
Jim Zweifel
Zweifel
Ponyiscanyi
Alvie
Ernie Furrer
Bruce Wittenwyler
Larry Gransee
Fred Feldt
Dick Yaun
Don Schneider
Fort Captures Lead in League with 81 70 Win
Fort Atkinson moved into first in the Badger Conference by beating Monroe 81 70. Middleton crushed Jefferson 84 58 while Stoughton won its first league game 52 50 over Edgerton. Wisconsin High downed Monona Grove 44 34.
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Monroe
Jefferson
Ft. Atkinson
Fort
Middleton
Stoughton
Edgerton
Monona Grove
Wisconsin High
Jefferson Eagles
Pete Bell
Bob Mott
Eagles
John Marshall
Phil Hawkinson
Sonny Swangstu
Jim Beske
Badgers Meet Irish in Cage Game Tonight
Wisconsin basketball seeks first win of the season facing Notre Dame in Madison. Coach Bud Foster expresses optimism about recent practice and improved free throw shooting.
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Badgers
Madison W
University of Wisconsin
Fighting Irish
Notre Dame
Bud Foster
Cuba City routs Darlington 72 46 in basketball clash
Cuba City overwhelmed Darlington with a strong first period and won 72 to 46. Dave Dall led the Cubans with 24 points as Darlington struggled to respond throughout the game.
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Darlington
Cuba City
Dave Dall
Packer Fans Send Booster Telegram to Team
Green Bay fans unable to attend the San Francisco game sent a 100 foot telegram bearing 3 622 names. The note pledges support and confidence, urging a fifth win as the Packers seek season’s end with a 6 4 record and a finale at Los Angeles.
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Green Bay
Green Bay Packer
49Ers
San Francisco
Packers
Los Angeles
Fort Atkinson B Team Upset Monroe Jay Vees 54 to 40
Monroe Jay Vees suffer their first loss of the season 54 40 as Fort Atkinson pushes ahead late. Dave Grams scores 11 for Monroe while Dick Muenich and Pete Danner each add 10. Bill Carter fouls out. Fort expands lead after third quarter, finishing strong in the final period.
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Ft. Atkinson
Monroe Jayvees
Clayton Jackson
Fort
Monroe
Cheesemaker’s
Bill Carter
Dave Grams
Dick Muenich
Pete Dannerbeck
Carter
Bill Mauerman
Jackson
Fort Atkinson
Ceeeree “Ees
Fullmer Haugom
Ihde Eee
South Wayne Routs Gratiot for first win on season
South Wayne's Blackhawk League basketball team defeated Gratiot 76-39 as Roger Jackson scored 22 points. It marked the Scarlet Wayne's first win after an opening loss. In other games Hazel Green beat Benton 71-69 and Shullsburg beat Belmont 31.
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South Wayne
Roger Jackson
Gratiot
Hazel Green
Benton
Shullsburg
Belmont
Marquette Faces Stilt Chamberlain in Kansas Tonight
Lawrence Kansas Marquettes Warriors aim to slow seven foot center Wilt Chamberlain of Kansas University who erupted for 52 points against Northwestern. Coach Jack Nagle plans to screen Chamberlain from rebounds and adjust offense to exploit outside shots or slow the game to protect the ball. The 7 30 p m broadcast marks a showdown as Marquette seeks a third win.
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Lawrence
Kan
Marquette
Basketball Warriors
Jayhawks
Chamberlain
Nagle
Warriors
Jim McCoy
Northwestern
Russia Wins Final Olympic Gold in Melbourne
Russia secures the last gold as the Olympics close in Melbourne, extending its unofficial point lead over the United States to 129. Final standings list Russia 722, U S 593, Australia 278 with nations across Europe Asia and the Americas earning varied points in the 10 5 point system.
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Melbourne
Russia
United States
Australia
Germany
Hungary
Italy
Great Britain
Sweden
Japan
France
Rumania
Finland
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Turkey
Canada
Iran
Bulgaria
Denmark
Ireland
New Zealand
South Africa
Korea
Yugoslavia
Norway
Agentina
Chile
American Toad Lays Up To 15000 Eggs in Jelly Tubes
As many as fifteen thousand eggs may be laid by the American Toad in two spiral tubes of jelly, but fewer than one tadpole in a hundred survives to reach adulthood.
Glenda Hasse Leads 482 Series in Bowling Week
Glenda J. Hasse of the Progressive League topped scoring with a 482 series, while Kathryn Fritz rolled a 180 high single. Martin's Sporting Goods led team scoring with a 2,066 series as three leagues completed week thirteen.
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Glenda J. Hasse
Kathryn Fritz
Martin’s Sporting Goods
Gerald Swiggum
Hubert Rockow
Rockow
Co. K
Boyd Trickel
John Steiner
Progressive — Hasse
Rose Schmidt
Betty Ritschard
Helen Hayes
Fritz
Kubly’s
Ainsworth Insurance
Corner Cafe
Martin’s
Dumont TV
Badger Petroleum
Lucky Strikes
Arnsmeier Paperettes
Sportsman’s
Swiggum
Walt DeRemer
Archie Gibbons
Robert Stauffacher
Montgomery Electric
Commercial Bank
Guardsmen
Ernie’s Tavern
Binn’s Tavern
Tricket
Paul Ruf
Fred Kundert
Steiner
B. Bartlet
Clarks
Alphorn Motel
Shippy’s
VFW
Roy
Tractor accident claims life at Slater farm timber work
Robert Lemke aged 68 died when a tractor overturned during timber cutting on the James Slater farm in Amherst Town. Police and investigators report a fatal incident occurred Friday amid farm operations.
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Stevens Point
Robert Lemke
James Slater
Amherst
Glass-sided fishbow wagons studied on British railways
British railways use freight cars with glass sides to study cargo movement in transit. The experimental fishbow wagons help observe how contents shift during transport and loading.
Farm Scene Sale and Dairy Herd Updates Near Wisconsin
Walter Schlaff rents his Brown town area farm and plans a sale Thursday offering half his cattle. The Babler and Sons Dakota herd in Wisconsin posts a new lactation average with 13 289 pounds milk and 452 fat per cow for 305 days. Cyrus Blunt Lanford De Boer announce a sale next Friday two miles north of McConnell Illinois. Frank Monte auctions personal property at 2563 16th Avenue Friday after selling 24 acres to Monroe School District.
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Walter Schlaff
Browntown
John M. Babler and Sons
Dakota, Ill
Wisconsin
National Holstein Organization
Babler
Cyrus Blunt
Lanford de Boer
McConnell, Ill
Frank Monte
Monroe
16Th Avenue
Hawks Return to Milwaukee for Knicks Clash
The St. Louis Hawks, who played in Milwaukee until two seasons ago, travel back to the Milwaukee Arena for a National Basketball Association game against the New York Knickerbockers tonight.
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Milwaukee
St. Louis Hawks
National Basketball Association
New York Knickerbockers
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