Burkhard Sets Season High With 576 In City Bowling
Helen Burkhard of Women's Major dominates lanes topping all divisions with a 576 series and 223 game, a season high. Al Riese 222 tops men’s single and Seb. Laeser Jr. 575 leads men’s series as scores reveal close team battles across KC Cadiz and local clubs.
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Helen Burkhard
al Riese
K. C. Cadiz
Seb. Laeser Jr
Tom
Huber
North Centug
Roy
Grace Berndt
Seth Laeser Jr
Marty Deigman
Otto Erzinger
Irwin Phillips
A. Riese
Clark John Deere
Riverside Tap
Rambler of
Monroe
Huber’s
Tom’s
North Central Gas
Roy’s Sanitary Dairy
Marty's Dairy
Commercial and Savings Bank
Raf Wholesale
Junior High Starts Promising For Seventh and Eighth Teams
The seventh grade team beat Monona 26 to 20 and faces Jefferson next Saturday. The eighth graders opened with a 51 to 59 win over Monona. Coaches Pat Hampton and Chuck Ekena listed their active players by name.
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Monona
Jefferson
Saturn
Pat Hampton
Kurt Bahler
Steve Allen
Tim Sommers
Kurt Phillips
Fred Marty
Mark Krattiger
Bob Holyoke
Tom Marty
Bill Hartwig
Jay Meythaler
Keith Hanson
Dan Stormont
Gary Hendrickson
Randy Halvorson
Kurt Lindsay
Chuck Ekena
Mike Wells
Jim Bahler
Mike Schmitz
Jim May
Mike Molitor
Tom Fenton
Dan Winzenried
Mike Isley
Dave Rufenacht
Tim Neuberger
Mark Brauchle
Mike Mulligan
Bill Mulhall
Mark Koeffel
Mike van Wagenen
California Swells with New Settlers and Population
The report notes about 400000 new settlers arrive in California annually and that roughly 19 million people, about one tenth of the U S population, reside in the state. It emphasizes the scale of migration and residence within the Golden State.
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California
United States
Theer
Golden State
Classified ads urge daily checks for dependable car deals
Promoters promise safer, reliable vehicles through steady market listings. Readers are urged to inspect the classified ads daily to find real bar gains and dependable transportation options.
Monroe Wrestlers Face Fort Atkinson in Badger Conference Clash
Monroe grapplers travel to Fort Atkinson for a Badger Conference meet led by coaches Don Miller and Larry Davis. Fort seeks revenge after last year's tight loss as Monroe hopes to repeat with seven wrestlers from Ciarno township and notable siblings among the roster. The team also plans a non loop meet vs Janesville Bluebirds while upcoming games await the Monroe cagers Friday at Jefferson and Saturday hosting Middleton Cardinal leaders.
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Monroe Jayvee
Fort Atkinson
Blackhawks
Don Miller
Larry Davis
Varsity
Jayvee
Fort
Monroe
Mike Fischer
Ben Cox
al Lemke
Herb Ostrand
Ostrand
Ken
Dry
Ciarno
Steve
Greg
Jerry Wuetrich
Ken Pick
Rich Hinebaugh
Don Simler
Dave Meier
Jerry
Bill
Dan Mayer
Dave Mike Miller
Van
Mike Deininger
Ken Pic
Dave
Bob
Jay Vees
Don Rule
Janesville Bluebirds
Monroe Cagers
Jefferson
Golder Eagles
Earl Wiehl
Cardinals
Middleton
Monticello Hich
Ripon College
Elmer Duerst
Elmer
Oregon High
Madison
Edgerton game stands out in early season notes
The lineup Tully Schuyler Walton Schnicker Renz and Thomsen led the team in a tight loss to Edgerton with balanced scoring. In the Crimson Tide and Middleton games, Tully 10 Schuyler 6 Walton 13 Schnicker 7 Renz 9 Thomsen 16 highlighted a varied scoring attack.
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Edgrton
Tully
Schuyler
Walton
Schnicker
Renz
Thomsen
Crimson Tide
Middleton
Edgerton
Monroe Cage League Teams Meet Tonight at City Hall Center
A reminder urges representatives from all twelve Monroe Adult Cage League teams to attend an 8 p m meeting at the Community Center in the new City Hall Building.
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Monroe
New City Hall
Orangeville Tops Pearl City 65-48 in league action
Orangeville defeated Pearl City 65 to 48 as Virgil Kortemedier led the Broncos with 21 points and Pearl City suffered a 29.3 percent shooting night. Lena Winslow stayed unbeaten atop the standings after a 50-48 thriller with Lanark, while Aquin improved to 1-1 with a 66-51 win over Dakota.
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Dan Bauer
Pearl City Wolves
Stephenson
Orangeville
Areng
Orandoeyilin
Lena Winslow
Lanark
Pearl City
Aquin
Durand
Shannon
Dakota
Virgil Kortemedier
Bob Evans
Wolves
Broncos
Don Jaaske
Panthers
John
Early ink evolution from iron gall to modern blue black
The Romans used iron gall ink, a muddy gritty substance. Modern writing ink is refined from the same base into a high quality permanent blue black ink.
Jefferson Monroe Stages Comeback Threat At Home
Jefferson Monroe, reloading after heavy graduations, teams with returnees and strong juniors to challenge the Cheese makers on their home floor. Last season the Golden Eagles narrowly won a controversial game on the same court after a late basket avoided overtime.
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Jefferson
Monroe
Golden Eagles
Deer Kill in Green County Peaks in 1964 at 240
Green County records show the deer harvest rising from 51 in 1960 to a peak of 240 in 1964, then easing to 192 in the latest tally. James Huntoon, game manager, cites easy winters and high survival as reasons for herd growth with deer staying near one area.
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Green County
James Huntoon
Huntoon
Green
Monroe
Wisconsin
United States
Little League Cage Action Opens December Sessions
Fifth and sixth grade boys begin basketball next Tuesday December 13 at Lincoln gym from 4 to 6 pm. Parks and Recreation directs with Charles Phillips and Jim Mauermann supervising. Four December sessions are 13 14 20 21, no Christmas break. January and February add games and rosters.
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Parks and Recreation Department
Lincoln
Charles Phillips
Jim Mauermann
Parks and Recreation Staff
Captains Set Meeting for Adult Basketball League
A meeting of all captains of the Adult Basketball League is scheduled for tonight at Monroe Community Center. The session begins at 8 p m.
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Monroe Community Center
Brooms and Stones Curling Leagues Update
Mrs. John Norton reports last week’s men’s league winners Lorch Franklin Hennager Stiles N Goetz and Etter. Women’s league began November 30 with Wednesday and December 5 for Monday groups. skip leaders include Mary Jane Adam Bess Boethe Mary Jane Fencil Jenny Franklin Marlen Leopold Pat McConnell. Christmas week curling optional. mixed schedules set for December 11 and 18 with 2 00 4 00 and 6 00 p m slots across twelve rinks.
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John Norton
Lorch
Franklin and Hennager
Stiles
N. Goetz
Etter
Mary Jane Adam
Bess Boethe
Mary Jane Fencil
Jenny Franklin
Marlen Leopold
Pat McConnell
High School Girls Curling Team Preseason Sessions
The WIAA sanctioned High School boys curling team prepared under coach Wilfred Klippel while 20 boys were cut recently. Ed Adam along with Fred Ainsworth and Bob Keith taught curling to women during two Monday pre-season sessions, with many attendees and closed with practice games and refreshments.
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W.1.a.a
Wilfred Klippel
Horseback Still Ranked Fastest Travel Before Railways
The horse remained the quickest transport until the locomotive changed travel. Napoleon in a rush to battle relied on horseback for speed and reach.
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Napoleon
Gemini-11 returns with perfect splashdown by computer
The Gemini-11 mission ends with a flawless splashdown after automated controls guide the capsule while pilots cheer. Observers note students are back in school but already counting Thanksgiving break and a wealthy man’s desire for more remains a quiet aside.
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Helen Walsh
Kay Fritz
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Idle Hour Mansion
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Monroe Cold Storage
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