Monroe Streaks Fall To Middleton In Conference Tilt
Monroe's varsity basketball team dropped a 64-56 decision at Middleton. Bob Anderegg led Monroe with 22 points while Paul Brandli added 10 and Herb Ableman 7 as Middleton pulled away in the second quarter before holding on.
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Monroe
Middleton
Glenn Nording
Lee Mitchell
Nording
Bob Anderegg
Badger Conference
Pete Olson
Anderegg
Paul Brandli
Herb Ableman
Brandli
Pete Johnson
Paul Olson
Tom Croak
Crook
Middleton Cagers
Paul
Stoughton
Monroe Uf
Moritz
Marty
Croak
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Bonsterder
Olson
Kalscheur
Dodge Keitf
Hollfelder
Miracle hoped as Lane practices for Rams playoff
Detroit report says Dick Lane may return from a severe leg injury to cover Cloyce Box in a crucial post season game. Word from a closed Ram workout notes Lane ran for the first time since the injury six days earlier but the knee remained swollen. Rams are three point underdogs for the National Conference winner game.
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Detroit
Rams
Boros Ford Beaten As Upsets Continue in Four Ball Tourney
In Miami the $13,000 International Four Ball Golf Tournament reached the quarterfinals as minor pros dominated. Buddy Godwin and Lloyd Wadkins, two Miami club players, defeated National Open Champion Julius Beres and Doug Ford 11-0 in yesterday's second round, joining other upsets that sidelined many American stars.
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Miami
Fla
Buddy Godwin
Lloyd Wadkins
Julius Beres
Doug Ford
B Quintet Drops First Tilt 27-21
Coach Don McGibbon's B team lost their season opener 27-21 to Middleton after a slow start. Monroe trailed 12-4 in the first period, rallied through the game with contributions from Davis Menehan Stauffacher and Mauerman but could not overturn the deficit.
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Don McGibbon
Cagers
Monroe
Middleton
McGibbon
Jerry Stauffacher
Gary Copiien
Jerry Coplien
Jerry Davis
Pete Johnson
Menehan
College Basketball Scores Snapshot From Regional Meetups
College teams Kansas, Illinois Wesleyan and several others posted wins across the state. Notable tallies include Kansas 83 over SMU 66 in Lawrence, Stetson 72 over Illinois Wesleyan 82, and Notre Dame 64 at Kansas State 80. High school results list Green Bay East topping Fond du Lac Appleton 51 and two overtimes for Kimberly 63.
Five Thousand Fans See Slick Tilt Stop Play
Five thousand fans packed the Cow Palace to watch Southern California and St Marys battle. The slippery floor caused slips in warmups and delaying the game as players were sent to the sidelines. A group of youngsters tested water popcorn salt corn meal and resin before officials postponed the contest after an hour and a quarter.
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San Francisco
Cow Palace
Southern California
St. Mary’s
Edgerton Remains Badger Conference Leader After Win
Edgerton beat Evansville 65-49 to extend its lead in the Badger Conference marking a fifth straight win for Coach Don Page's squad. Wisconsin High stayed unbeaten and in the race, while Fort Atkinson and Jefferson held 3-1 records. Six teams play again tonight as the 1952 cage campaign closes before Christmas.
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Badger
Evansville
Don Page
Wisconsin High
Stoughton
Fort Atkinson
Jefferson
Fort Wagers
Lake Mills
Ralph Frank
Milton
Badger Conference
Monroe
Jefferson Ee
Middleton
Monroe Ee
Stoughton Ee
Evansville Eee
Mrs Hackle Tops Progressive League Bowls Night
Mary Hackle rolled a 482 series and Erma Buehler a 196 game to lead Progressive League bowlers. Ralph Lueck had a 69 game in Sportsman's League, while Ann Huber 489 and others posted scores during the evening. Team outcomes included Minorettes and Majorettes leading with two wins each.
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Erma Buehler
Ralph Lueck
Ann Huber
Val Durgin
Barbara Park
Leona Gruenewald
Kathryn Yost
Hot Shots
Nite Owls
Majorettes
Queen Pins
Boosters
Carson Hunt
Harold Kurth
Gerald Swiggum
Eddie Rutsch
Hubers
Solomons
Binns
Green County House
Beckmans
Erma Buchler
Helen Brannan
Maple Grove Inn
Pleasure Bend
Corner Cafe
Monroe Clinic
Martins
the Times
Bryant To Remain As Kentucky Coach
Kentucky coach Paul Bear Bryant confirms he will stay at Kentucky with a contract through 1962. Amid Arkansas speculation, Bryant says his decision ends questions about his future and keeps him in Lexington for the foreseeable future.
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Bryant
Kentucky
Lexington
Paul (Bear) Bryant
Arkansas
Lawrence Vikings Down Pointers 76 58 in Home Win
Lawrence beat Stevens Point State 76 to 58 to hand the Pointers their first loss in seven games. The Vikings improve to 5 1 on the season and stay atop the standings after the strong start.
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Lawrence Downs Point
Appleton
Lawrence
Stevens Point State
Vikings
Brodhead, Monticello, New Glarus tie for league lead
Brodhead tops Juda 79 67 on Juda home court as Big Duane Lederman scores 32. Monticello beats Albany 62 49 and New Glarus edges Belleville 57 54 to join three way tie with Ar gyle road condition postponement.
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Racine Park
Edgerton
Evansville
Middleton
Monroe
Madison
Wisconsin High
Stoughton
Baraboo
Reedsburg
Madison Central
Janesville
Wisconsin Dells
Richland Center
Platteville
Darlington
Verona
Deerfield
Johnson Creek
Oregon
Monticello
Albany
New Glarus
Belleville
Brodhead
Juda
Elkhorn
Watertown
Clinton
Sharon
Walworth
Darien
Palmyra
Whitewater College High
Orfordville
Argyle
Vikings
Blanchardville
Brooklyn
Duane Lederman
Francis Eckerman
Bill Callahan
Jerry Jordan
Joe Jaeggi
Art Carter
Tom Newcomer
Jake Schlittler
Bob Zweifel
Gordon Rosen
Don Karlen
Jon Kauk
Arlyn Elmer
Kauk
Glarers
Jim Stevens
Bellevue
Jake Jensen
Ronnie Schneider
Monroe Common Council Proceedings Report 1952 Actions
The Monroe Common Council met with Mayor Brooks Dunwiddie presiding. A lengthy list of claims totaling 11,114.71 was reviewed and approved for payment. The council adopted multiple resolutions on deposits, fund transfers, public depositories, stop signs at 17th avenue and 17th street, extending New Year tavern hours, and granting an operator license. They also approved a land purchase for a pumping station site, contract with Illinois Central Railroad for a storm sewer, and discussed police pay raises and a new transient merchants ordinance before adjourning.
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Aten
Henning
Galli
Matzke
Laeser
Beckman
Elmer
Helen L. Gempeler
Marvin R. Helmeid
Fred Meythaler
Blumer's
Burkhard Auto Electric
Solomon-Kohn Salvage Co
Rufenacht Oil Co
A. F. Rote Co
Albert Hirshbrunner
George Bloom
Green County Lumber and Fuel Co
Kundert Oil Co
Monroe Sales Co
Burkhard Electric Co
Southside
Udesh Achiveeesceec
Gateway Transportation Co
Freeport
Clean Tower Police Department
Arthur C. Benkert
Pfeiffer Pany
George K. Hood
C. P. A. Wenger and
Burgy Agency
Marie Geigel
Willis E. Mitchell
John A. Eley
Zuercher
Green Co. Abstract Co
Poff
Reans Housing
Surance
Monroe Ready-Mix and Material Co
Monroe Evening Times, Publications
Tmbing
Finance and Taxation Committee
Sebastian Laeser Jr
Harvey H. Trumpy
Brooks J. Dunwiddie
Trumpy
Common Council
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Monroe
General Fund
Fire Department
Fire Department Reserve Fund
Wisconsin
Green County
First National Bank of
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Commercial and Savings Bank
First National Bank
17Th Avenue
17Th Street
Police and Safety Committee
Floyd Matzke
Herman L. Schindler
Alderman Schindler
Alderman Beckman
Blanchardville
Wis
Recreation Park
Illinois Central Company
Board of Public Works
Illinois Central Railroad Company
8Th Avenue
9Th Street
Bertha Pfeiffer
South Side
William F. Beckman
Alfred Henning
Alderman Trumpy
Henry Hefty
Police Department
Dwight Coplien
Joseph Viney
Clifford Fritz
Joseph Whalen
Wendell Simmons
Harold Blumer
Dr. Snowden
Robert G. Rote
Dale Olson
Helen Gempeler
Dunwiddie
Arthur C. Benkett
Judiciary Committee
F. M. Bray
Graham Wins After Commission Reverses Scorecard
New York City MSG matchup ends in controversy as NYSAC Chairman Christenberry reverses the official tally in the Graham Giardello bout. Judge Agnello had Giardello up 64-? before the 10th round switch. The decision, labeled unofficial pending card review, sparked broadcaster and crowd reaction.
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New York
Bob Christenberry
New York State Athletic Commission
Billy Graham
Joey Giardello
Madison Square Garden
Giardello
Johnny Addie
Joey
Joe Agnello
Christenberry
Agnello
Graham
Bible text distribution exceeds thirteen million in Japan
The American Bible Society reports that over 13 million Bible texts were distributed in Japan during the occupation, reflecting a large outreach effort and religious influence at the time.
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Japan
The
American Bible Society
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