Monroe Beats Eagles 60 54 in Ragged Badger League Victory
Monroe Cheesemakers overcame a wild game in Jefferson to win 60 54 over the Eagles. Swiggum led Monroe with 18 points, Von Allmen added 16, while Jefferson received balanced scoring from Neis Neumann and Fischer. The win puts Monroe at 2 2 in league play as they head to Edgerton on Friday.
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High School Basketball Scores Roundup
Dodgeville 62 West Grant 35. Platteville 48 Cuba City 41. Iowa Grant 67 Boscobel 37. Mineral Point 54 Fennimore 39. Lancaster 52 Mt. Horeb 50. Janesville 58 Kenosha 41. Baraboo 57 Portage 50. Sauk City 59 Lodi 46. Argyle 46 New Glarus 45. Barneveld 69 Hollandale 53. Madison Edgewood 67 Beloit Catholic 39. Monona Grove 74 Edgerton 47. Sun Prairie 53 Cambridge 38. Orfordville 46 Belleville 42. Darlington 55 Prairie du Chien 37. Oregon 47 Evansville 43. Madison Central 65 Beloit 58. Madison East 52 Racine Park. Wilmot 64 Delavan-Darien 50. Whitewater 62 Burlington 52. Brodhead 79 Juda 32. Benton 65 Hazel Green 57. Bloomington 60 Belmont 46. Arena 59 Verona 51. Ft. Atkinson 62 Middleton 49. Mauston 68 Wisconsin Dells 60. Blanchardville 66 Brooklyn 30. Monroe 60 Jefferson 54. Albany 69 Monticello 61.
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B Squad Bowl To Eagles 54-38
The Monroe Jayvees lost to the Jefferson Eagles 54 to 38 as Bob Buchholtz scored 20 points on nine field goals and two free throws. Jefferson's Fellows, Church, and Morgan led a balanced attack while an 18 to 5 third period doomed Monroe. Halftime stood 27 to 24 before shooting slumped.
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Giants and Browns meet in pivotal season finale at Yankee Stadium
The New York Giants clash with the Cleveland Browns at Yankee Stadium in a showdown that will decide the Eastern Conference title and boost the Browns toward the NFL runner-up bowl in Miami. Giants coach Allie Sherman awaits game-time quarterback choice as Y. A. Tittle and Charlie Conerly rotate.
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Stauffacher Tops 555 in Local Kegler Action
In the Sportsman League Stauffacher rolled a 555 series with a 182 183 190 line. Hendrickson added a 530 set as hotels and clubs swept three games each while multiple teams posted 4 game wins in tight standings.
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Bloomington Blasts Belmont in league showdown 60 to 46
Bloomington defeated Belmont 60 46 to seize first place in the Blackhawk League. Four Bluejays reached double figures led by J Hoffman and D Hoffman with 16 and 15. Benton trailed early but Blaine led Benton, while Shullsburg opened strong and Cassville closed with a late run.
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Ft. Atkinson Tops Middleton 62 49 in Badger clash
Ft Atkinson seized the Badger Conference lead with a 62 to 49 win over Middleton to move to 4-0. Wisconsin High beat Stoughton 47 to 39 while Monona Grove defeated Edgerton 74 to 47. Dennis Stannard led Cardi nals with 25 points as the comeback occurred after a 14 12 first quarter deficit. Al Topp and John Fenske added 19 and 11 for Badger Prep.
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al Topp
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Cardinals cling to league lead after 79 31 win over Judo
Brodhead remains undefeated atop the State Line League with 60, routing Judo 79 to 31 as Garthwaite led with 12 and Schwartzlow 11 for the victors. Argyle slimly beat New Glarus with 26 from Bright, and Hlavachek poured 21 for Monticello’s foe.
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Lancaster Nicks Mt Horeb In Close 52 50 Win
Lancaster held a slim lead in the Southwestern Wisconsin League with a 52 to 50 victory over Mt Horeb. Burke Oehrlein scored the deciding field goal with four seconds left. Other results included Dodgeville 62 West Grant 35 and Iowa Grant 67.
Banana Origin Traced to Southeast Asia
A study notes bananas originated in Southeast Asia and spread globally through trade. Researchers point to historical cultivation in regions now part of Malaysia and surrounding areas, with early traders introducing the fruit to other continents.
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Monroe Municipal Code Section 2.065 Establishes Justice Court
The ordinance creates a Municipal Justice Court for Monroe with a defined oath and bond for the municipal justice of the peace, jurisdiction over city ordinance violations, and procedures. It sets open hours, collection of fines, and dates for effectiveness and appointments, noting a December 1961 passing and a December hearing with a large sewage plant expenditure reported.
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City Council Adjournment Motion Passes
Aldermen Bo ber and Flisram move to adjourn. motion carried. City Clerk F M Bray records the action.
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Neal Acquired By Mets In Key Interleague Deal
Charley Neal moved from the Los Angeles Dodgers to the New York Mets in a principal interleague trade. The Mets sent infielder outfielder Lee Walls and $100,000 cash plus an unnamed rookie, aiming for a stronger National League debut. Cincinnati sent natano to San Francisco for outfielder Jose Tartabull who hit .305 for Victoria in the Texas League last season.
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Braves Acquire Shaw and Klimchock from Kansas City
Milwaukee Braves land right hander Robert Shaw and infielder Lou Klimchock from Kansas City in exchange for three Vancouver farm hands Manuel Jiminez Joe Azcue and Ed Charles Shaw is 28 and pitched for the White Sox and Kansas City with a 4.14 ERA and 12 wins last season Klimchock 21 can play second or third base and bats left handed while with Shreveport last year
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Billy Pickett Faces Tiger in Big Chance Tonight
New York welterweight Billy Pickett, 22, unranked, meets Dick Tiger, the third-ranked British Empire middleweight, in a ten round telecast from New York. Pickett replaces Florentino Fernandez after visa issues and owns a 24-1 record with nine straight wins, while Tiger has four straight victories by knockout.
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Comiskey Sells White Sox Stock
Eleven men purchased 46 percent of Chicago White Sox stock from Charles Comiskey for about 3.5 million dollars ending the Comiskey era with the club founded in 1900 by Charles A. Comiskey. The buyer group led by A Reynolds Jr. is aligned with White Sox president Arthur C. Allyn Jr. and new board seats will be allotted Monday with Allyn retaining three of five.
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