Monroe Cheesemakers Rally To Beat Fort Atkinson 75 61
Monroe Cheesemakers powered by a 30 point performance from Dave Holling defeated Fort Atkinson 75 to 61. Hoiling led Monroe with hot shooting on the break while Bill Norder and Don Bloom added 16 points each. Hausz top-scored for Fort with 14 points as the Blackhawks battled back before Monroe pulled away in the third quarter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Babler
Dave Holling
Monroe Cheesemakers
Fort
Monroe
Bills Hausz
Hauz
Hausz
Fort Atkinson
Alwin
Emrick
Perood
Hoiling
Holling
Blackhawks
Don Bloom
Bill Norder
Norder
Bloom
Der
Larsen
Jeff Lueck
Jim Larsen
Troe
Kingberry
Cheesemakers Face Kimberly In Nonleague Clash Tonight
Monroe based Cheesemakers travel to meet Kimberly of the Mid Eastern Conference for a non league basketball game. Gene Mason leads Kimberly with a young squad as Monroe carries a no loss record in past meetings dating back to state tournament play. Mason describes Kimberly as rebuilding with limited experience and a lineup leaning on sophomores and three seniors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimberly
Papermakers
Gil Frank
Milwaukee Linin
Comets
Gil
Lawrence College
Appleton
Monroe
Gene Mason
Warren
Illinois
Gale- Fitrick
Wausau
Monroe High
Platteville State University
Gene
Ken Fries
Junior Varsity Falls 53 to 48 in Fort Atkinson thriller
Monroe Junior Varsity rallied from a 10 point first quarter deficit but fell 53 48 to Fort Atkinson. Jim Bosanny scored 13 and Dave Craige 17 for Monroe while Fort had three players in double figures with 15, 10 and 10. Fort led 19 9 early. Monroe led two of the next three quarters, 16 13 and 127. Brodhead Masonic Lodge officers elected with Bruce Timm as worshipful master and installation set for Jan 4 at Masonic Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Fort Atkinson
Jim Bosanny
Dave Craige
Blackhawks
Fort
Brodhead
Bruce Timm
Bicknell Masonic Lodge
Wilbert Johnson
Burton Coplien
Lee Hall
Joe E. Johnson
T. L. Stein
Loren Sutherland
Willis Riemer
Kenneth Hamilton
Masonic Hall
Ant Ernser
Jinnis
Spring
Nowodzelski Beckman
Papker Garvey
Nelson
Davenport
Mckelney
Fort 1913
Juda Graders Post Two Wins in Albany Clash
Juda Grade School Phy Ed B Team beat Albany G.S.P.E. B Team by five, then Juda A Team defeated Albany 43-30. Virgil Bauman scored 28 for Juda, Randall Picket added five, while Heinz Kleisch led Albany with 11. Juda remains undefeated in the season at 30-0?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Juda
Albany G.S.P.E
Virgil Bauman
Virgil
Randall Picket
Heinz Kleisch
Mike Alder
Joe Dunphy
Tom Keegan
Monticello
Varsity
Randall Pickett
Jerry Kesler
John Beckman
Mike Dunwiddie
Tom Sullivan
Mike Alderman
Allen Stephenson
Ricky Blumer
John Meyerman
Albany Ee
Christmas Homecomings and Visits in Madison Area
Douglas Hoskins from Stevens Point State University returns home for Christmas break, greeted by his parents in Madison. Mrs. Selma Schoonover visits Madison residents overnight, and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Moritz host relatives from Pueblo. Mrs. Adelina Reuter from New Glarus dines with Gene Fleshjer’s family. A Lost Act quip closes the snippet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Hoskins
Stevens Point State University
Madison
John Hoskins
Selma Schoonover
M. E. Lynns
Adam A. Schuler
E. J A. Bently
Robert D. Taylor
Elmhurst
Ill
Emil G. Voegels
Robert Rock
Albert Moritz
James Smith
Pueblo
Cole
Adelina Reuter
New Glarus
Gene Fleshjer
Stauffacher Aces Bowling Night With 622 Series Pace
Bob Stauffacher of the Sportsman's League totaled a 622 honor series with 209 and 217 games, pacing a night of league action. Miles Jacobs led all with a 231 high game, while Mary Johnson and Mardell Quest each posted notable singles and 500-plus series. Other leagues saw Kohl, Leck, Zuhlke and Koehn post multiple 200s as scores roll across Cheese Capital, Progressive, and Friday Nite Industrial divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kegler
Bob Stauffacher
Sportsman’s League
Bob
Sportsman’s
Miles Jacobs
Mary Johnson
Progressive
Mardell Quest
Tiger Kohl
Casey Goecks
Cliff Leck
Mavis ‘Priewe
Betty Waliger
Hilda Goecks
Mardelle Quest
Betty Naef
Karen Zimmerman
Jean van Wagenen
Kathryn Fritz
Green Co
Green Co. Salvage
Roy’s Dairy
Monroe Floral
Alphorn Lounge
Faith Milk
Turner Hall
Mobil Oil
Sportsman's
Nate Hare
Willis Kolden
Harley Kundert
Harold Gissing
Teams
Ludlow Bar
Hubert
LaBuch
Fritoay
Company B
Eaton's
Friday Nite
Jerry Zuhlke
Ernie Koenig
Arnie Koehn
John Wyssbrod
Werner Thuele
Milwaukee Cheese
Shell Oil
Turners
Truethardt Trucking
Browntown Mill
Browntown Bombers
Duthmen
Deputies Report Three Accidents Near Monroe
Deputies logged two crashes near Monroe with injuries and damage. About 3:30 this morning five miles southwest on Highway 81 a car driven by Steven M. Campbell of Blanchardville hit a bridge injuring his right hand and left eye area. Earlier yesterday at 11 a.m., Ronald Wilde of Monroe drove off Highway 69 two miles north, striking a guard post after sliding on ice. no injuries were reported.
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Monroe
Highway 81
Steven M. Campbell
Blanchardville
Ronald Wilde
Here
Highway 69
South Wayne tops State Line race with tight three-way ties
Blanchardville edged New Glarus 79 78 on a late free throw as Monticello Orfordville and Blanchardville win to stay in the State Line chase. Juda Albany South Wayne all tied for second, with South Wayne holding a narrow lead after a 66 49 win over Argyle.
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South Wayne Ay
Monticello
Juda
Albany
Orfordville
Brodhead Belle
New Glarus Ay
Blanchardville
Argyle
New Glarus
Glazners
South Wayne
Bread
Belleville
Fritz Benkert
Roger Gibbons
Scott Condon
Brodhead
Leon Sack
Bob Affolter
Frank Murphy
Panthers
Affelter
Dan Leaver
Ken Keller
Denny Ruef
TV Highlights Today and Tonight Schedule
TV guide format lists 12 AFL and NFL football games plus a slate of movies and variety shows. Notable items include 12 AFL game Denver versus Buffalo and 12:45 NFL Minnesota versus Chicago, along with gifts of classic films starring Bing Crosby, Bob Hope, and John Wayne, and Carol TV specials.
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Bono
New York
Cleveland
St. Louis
Ae Hidtow
Magoo
Dicker
Shane
Bradford Dillman
Lorne Green
Unicef
Lawrence Welk
Briggs
Iron Curtain
Bing Crosby
Danny Kaye
Hollywood Palace
Bill Cosby
Warren Kemmerling
Michael Kellin
Juarez
Paul Muni
Bette Davis
Forrest Tucker
Stacy Harris
Denver
Buffalo
Minnesota
Chicago
TV listings include 3 NFL games and classic programs
A dense schedule lists NFL matchups Green Bay versus Los Angeles and Baltimore versus San Francisco, plus 1960s era shows such as The Grinch Stole Christmas special, Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea, It’s About Time, Walt Disney, Ed Sullivan, FBI, Danger Man, Marshall Dillon, Sunday Movie selections, Candid Camera, Andy Williams Christmas Show, What's My Line, News hours, Man From Laramie, Rawhide, Hunchback of Notre Dame, Without Reservations, Toy Tiger, Mike Douglas, Peter Gunn, Groucho, and more, detailing air times and host guests.
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Green Bay
Los Angeles
Baltimore
San Francisco
Nelson
Hector
Walt Disney
Disneyland
Ed_ Sullivan
Count Baise
Peter Gennaro
FBI
Suzanne Plushette
Danger Man
Marshall Dillon
Assisi
Bradford Dillon
Garry Moore
Carol Lawrence
Red Buttons
Bonanza
The
Cartwrights
Andy Williams
Andy
Laramie
James Stewart
Notre Dame
Anthony Quinn
John Wayne
Down to Earth And Our Strength From The Soil Conservation Service
Christmas signals show in small habits and chatter as readers note holiday calm. Guests at the Richland Creek watershed dinner sign a long card, while figures discuss construction at New Glarus, Albany work, and Elton Vanders. The Packers loom in season finale against Los Angeles with a 17 to 13 guess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Glarus
Ken Klassy
Earl Voegels
Albany
Melvin Schlittier
Bill Atkinson
Richland Creek
Reasa
Ken Allen
Art Tschudy
Art
Packers
Los Angeles
Russ Carter
James Schwoegler
Chesebro Heads Veterans' Group Installation
Chesebro heads World War I veterans group in Green County Barracks 2315 at the VFW Hall on December 13. Roy Chesebro became commander with Frank Haren senior vice commander and Arthur Beinema junior vice commander, plus a slate of officers and committees named for membership, legislation, entertainment, hospital, funerals, and publicity. Past Commander Arthur Schroeder led the installation. Women's Auxiliary provided refreshments and a social afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theeterans
Green County Barracks
VFW
Roy Chesebro
Frank Haren
Arthur Beinema
Louis A. Koenig
Oscar N. Johnson
Ernest C. Waeffler
H. O. Schulz
Arthur Schroeder
George Grant
Chesebro
Emil Rabe
Francis’ Atkinson
Jacob Bruni
Ralph Lindsay
Roy Cheseibro
August Lehnherr
Ernest Waeffler
Paul Lochner
N. G. Preston
Fred Flick
Howard O. Schulz
Jake Bruni
H. 0. Schulz
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Holling Bloom
Lueck
Bob Hardell
Don Hagany
sJeff Haas
Bill Lamers
sTom_Weyenberg
Kroner
Stett Wildenberg
Wayne Swakowski
Dennis Gossens
Dick van Daalwk
Jeff Vanden Heuvel i
Steve Dietzler
Joe Ruys
Oshkosh
Appleton Kimberly
St. John's
Clintonville
Kaukauna
Menasha
C. D. Curtis
Keglers
By Dick Campbell
Jackie Gleason
Loewi & CO
New York Stock Exchange
Other
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Milwaukee
Roger K. Moe
Jeff Chandler
Laramne Day
Mike Douglas
Peter Gunn
Groucho’ Marx
News
Down To
Soil Conservation Service
Etor
Larry Lindgren
Lindgren
Jim Grant
Ted Burgy
Grant
Ted
Myron Stair
Mer
Sam Kaderly
Sam
Bob Severson
Bob Bagley
Jake Newman
Don Zimmerman
Myron Jeglum
Schwoegler
Veterans’ Group
Sale
Wisconsin Power and Light
Huber Beer
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