Badger Preps Defeat Streaks In 65-56 Tussle
Monroe high school basketball squad battled Wisconsin High, led by Thompson with 26 points, but the Streaks used a sharp press and outpaced the Preps to win 65-56. Jim Menehan scored 21 for Wisconsin High, Muenich 12, Fahs 13, Kiely 16, as Monroe dropped their third conference defeat.
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Badger Preps
Larry R. Lindgren
Monroe High School
Wisconsin High
Couch
Terroie) Thompson
University of Wisconsin
Madison
Wisconsin
Monroe
Ane Preps
Jey
Thompson
Jim Menehan
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Muenich
Fahs
Jerry Muenich
Dave Fahs
Pete Johnson
Jim’Menehan
Larry ‘Menehan
Cheesemen
Gary Kiely
Gary Holland
Fahe
Larry Menehan
Thomson
Field House
Kiely
Dick Lins
Lins
Joe Keegan
Gary Coplien
Johnson
Kun
Middleton
Ft. Atkinson
Jost
DeKalb
Jefferson
Haliday
Johnson J. Menehan
L. Menehan
Coplien
Wisconsin Highe
Pauley
Kielley
Thom
Holland
J. Coombs
Frieda Swiggum Rolls 513 In Bowling Night Spark
Frieda Swiggum rolled a 513 honor mark and a 211 game to spark bowling action in the Progressive League. Standings show Friday Nite Industrial and several team results across Swiss Tap Roys Dairy Old Style Lager and VEW with mixed records.
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Preida Swiggum
Helen Lehr
Kay Conway
Tillie Greub
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Corner Cafe
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Juda
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Paul Ruf
Ronald Bear
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Alvin Riese
Roy’s Darry
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Art Blum
Gerald Swiggum
Art Spoerry Jr
Frank Pickett
Binn’s Tavern
Commercial Bank
Montgomery Electric
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Ernies Tavern
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Roy’s Dairy
Monroe B team falls to Prens 37 32 in conference match
Monroe alonroe high school B team nearly earned its first conference win but Wisconsin High surged 14 4 in the third quarter to win 37 32. Haupt scorers include Bahn Lam Bowen Haberman Ditla and Coombs with Bahn leading Monroe with 12 points. Also reports rifle team loss 1292 to 1218 to Platteville with top five Monroe shooters listed.
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Alonroe High School
Wisconsin High
Don McGibbon
Wayne Bahn
Paul Lamboley
Lovelace
Bill Haberman
Monroe
Bahn
Ed Coombs
Roy Ditlabough
Ban
Haberman
Wisconsin
Trickel
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Olson
Amans
Stauffacher Oo
Wee
E. Coombs
Dillabough
Cohen Haberman Heebinkene
Ters
Monroe Gra-Y Defeats Monticello 44-16 in Local Gym
Monroe Gra-Y outscored Monticello 44 to 16 as Colin Brennan led with 12 points and Dave Grams added eight. Other Monroe scorers included Pete Dannerbeck six and four apiece from Bill Mauerman, David Trickel, and Jim Roethe. Monticello’s Hefty top-scored with 10. The Gra-Y and Friendly Indians will not meet for two Saturdays due to Christmas vacation, with Janesville games on December 29 at 12:30 p.m. and 1:00 p.m. respectively.
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Monroe
Monticello
San Francisco Dons Top Marquette in Upset Bid
San Francisco defeated Marquette 65 to 58 as 6-10 All American Bill Russell dominated inside. The win extended the Dons’ 30th straight victory and sets up a DePaul tourney final against DePaul after DePaul beat Duquesne 68 to 64.
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San Francisco Dons
Warriors
San Francisco
Bill Russell
Dons
DePaul
Duquesne
Marquette
Badgers Meet Nebraska Monday in Big Ten Tilt
Wisconsin and Nebraska both seek a return to winning as they face off Monday night in Madison. Wisconsin relies on guard Dick Miller and forward Curtis Mueller while contending with center issues as Dan Folz nears graduation. Nebraska seeks early improvement after losses to Iowa and Wichita and a narrow win over Texas Tech.
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Wisconsin
Nebraska
Harold E. Foster
Tere
Foster
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Purdue
Washington
Seattle
California
Berkelyee
Stanford
Dan Folz
John Parker
Neiner
Folz
Dick Miller
Curtis Mueller
Miller
Mueller
Parker
Notre Dame
Butler
Kansas
Southern Methodist
Lightburn Upsets Dupas In Ten Rounder
New York reports Ludwig Lightburn of British Honduras defeated Ralph Dupas in a ten round unanimous decision. Dupas, age twenty, fought with speed but Lightburn proved the quicker fighter and claimed the win. Lightburn marveled at Dupas’s jabs and speed, noting if Dupas could punch as fast as he moves, he’d dominate.
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Dupas
New York
Ralph Dupas
Ludwig Lightburn
Invander
British Honduras
New Orleans
Cardinals, Fort Score Victory in Badger Conference Play
Middleton and Fort Atkinson remained undefeated and tied for the lead after wins. Middleton beat Edgerton 63 to 54 while Fort Atkinson edged Jefferson 60 to 56. Bob Baltes and Vince Ripp led Middleton with 16 and 14 points. Rick Heller scored 17 for Edgerton. Tom Lucas topped Jefferson with 24 points and Ed Sandvold added 22.
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Ft. Atkinson
Badger
Stoughton
Cardinals
Edgerton
Fort
Jefferson
Midaleton
Wisconsin High
Monroe
Bob Baltes
Vince Ripp
Rick Heller
Dick Hein
Tom Lucas
Ed Sandvold
Wisconsin Cheese Market Steady to Weak Amid Quiet Trade
The State Department of Agriculture reports Wisconsin primary American cheese markets barely steady to weak on longhorns and about steady on other styles. Prices mostly unchanged to a quarter cent lower for longhorns, with butter and evaporated milk markets steady to firm. Fluid milk production rose while Maine’s railroad length is listed as 1,796 miles.
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State Department of Agriculture
Wisconsin
Albany and New Glarus Stay Unbeaten in State Line Action
Albany defeats Juda 76 to 44 while New Glarus tops Argyle 65 to 60. Belleville beats Brooklyn 71 to 45, Brodhead over Orfordville 52 to 16, Monticello over Blanchardville 53 to 45. Larbacher 22 for New Glarus. Althaus 24 for Albany. Wallom 28 for Belleville.
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Albany
New Glarus
Juda
Argyle
Monticello
Brodhead
Belleville
Glarners
Brooklyn
Orfordville
Blanchardville
Dick Larbacher
Schneider
Blum
Glarus
Dave Hawley
Elmer Ross
Walt Althaus
Willy Kopp
Darrell Wallom
Horicon Marsh Deer Hunt Ends On Monday
MADISON The Wisconsin Conservation Commission ordered the bow and arrow deer season on Horicon Marsh ended at sundown Monday due to abuses. The special season drew over 4,000 hunters with more than 300 deer killed in six days before a unanimous vote closed the 17,000 acres of federal land while 11,000 state acres stay open until January as planned.
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Madison
Wisconsin Conservation Commission
Horicon Marsh
J. R. Smith
Smith
College and High School Basketball Scores From Weekend Matchups
DePaul topped Duquesne 68 64 while San Francisco beat Marquette 65 58 in tournament play. The Blue-Gray results featured Texas over Auburn 83 76 and Mississippi edging Eastern Kentucky 95 92. Nebraska beat UCLA 71 65, Notre Dame downed Minnesota 83 75, Oklahoma A&M prevailed over Wyoming 68 5, and Illinois Normal defeated Northern Illinois 105 84. Other shocks included George Washington 86 Wash-Lee 0, Clemson 75 Virginia 73, Utah 69 Idaho State 53, BYU 70 Colorado 53, California 70 College of Pacific 82 Cornell 82 Brown 63. High school scores show Platteville 62 Mineral Point 47 and Madison West 72 Racine Park 60.
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Sun Prairie
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Beloit Catholic
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Richland Center
Brodhead
Orfordville
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Racine Park
New Glarus
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Baraboo
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Belmont
Shullsburg
Livingston
Hollandale
Beloit
Madison Central
Dodgeville
Darlington
Evansville
Cambridge
Albany
Juda
Belleville
Brooklyn
Northwestern Names Ara Parseghian Head Coach
Amed head coach Evanston Illinois reports Northwest Isity chose Ara Parseghian from Miami of Ohio to lead the football program.
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Evanston
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Isity
Little Miami
Ohio
Ara Parseghian
Blumer Fire Downtown Damages Put Between 95k and 135k
Fire Chief David Zuidmulder said defective wiring in a wall caused Thursday's downtown blaze that swept through two stores and produced damages estimated at 95 000 to 135 000 dollars.
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Green Bay
David Zuidmulder
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