Helen Burkhard Leads Bowling Night With 549 Series
Helen Burkhard tops Pleasure League with a 549 in a night featuring multiple honor counts across three leagues. Charles Buehler tallies a 610 in Industrial with 240 single game, while Texaco and Hoffmans sweep and Oaktron goes undefeated in City League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Keglers
Helen Burkhard
K.H. Bahr
Leona Gruenewald
Ruthella Flannery
Donna Bechtolt
Sinleton
Charles Buehler
Industrial League
Mike Hyland
Texaco
Hoffman
Jailhouse Tap
Hoffman’s
Oaktron
Rubhella Flannery
Vi Kuban
Allie Wuetrich
Bob Goecks
Ken Norder
Willie Elmer
Schuetze’s
Commercial Bank
Recreation Club
Wally’s
Kent Feeds
Hoffman's
Junction House
Herb Flannery
Wayne Ratzlaff
Clint Blackbourn
Willis Gruenwald
Gambles
Eagles
Bob and
Bob and Wig's, 3; Share’s Texaco
Counselman’s
Evie’s Bar
Marty Schmidt
Cliff Stark
Gayle Matzke
Leo Kohl
Dean's Milk
Roger Cheese
Granpas
the Office
Eaton's
Kubly
Gateway Conference Formed by Eight Wisconsin Illinois Colleges
Lakeland College athletic director Bob Griggas announced the new Gateway Conference to begin in 1962-63. Members include Lakeland, M ixon, Northwestern Water Town, Trinity, George Williams, University of Illinois Navy Pier Chicago, Eureka Eureka Ill, and Shimer Mount Carroll Tl. The conference will crown champions in football basketball cross country baseball track tennis and golf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gateway Loop
Griggas
Gateway Conference
Stevens Point Beats UW MIlwaukee 94 82 Rally in Comeback
Stevens Point erased an early deficit to lead 46 46 at halftime and pull away to a 94 82 victory over UW Milwaukee in a State College Conference game. Platteville topped Dubuque 99 75 in a nonconference clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevens Point
University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Platteville
Loz
College of
Davis Turns Down 135000 To Sign With Browns
Ernie Davis sacrificed a substantial sum to join the Cleveland Browns signing a three year deal worth 80000 with 65000 salary and a 15000 bonus. Browns front office chief Arthur Modell praised Davis while Buffalo Bills had also bid over 100000. Davis and Jim Brown are former Syracuse teammates and friends.
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Cleveland
Ernie Davis
Cleveland Browns
Anthony W. DeFilippo
Syracuse
Arthur B. Modell
Browns
Davis
Jim Brown
Buffalo Bills
American Football League
Dick Gallagher
Bills
Buffalo
Modell
Ernie
National Football League
Brown
NFL
Monticello Obituaries and Guests For Christmas Week
Monticello society notes list numerous households hosting relatives and friends for Christmas week. Guests travel from Monroe Brodhead Milwaukee Sara sota and Chicago while local families plan dinners trips to Madison New Orleans and St Louis.
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Thomas Brusveen
Selmar Lien
Ralph Emerson
Blanchardville
Hans Brusveens
York
Florence Duerst
Cindy
Robert Ryan
Brodhead
Sylvan Duerst
Monroe
Eugene Saunders
New Glarus
Robert Duerst Jr
Donald Schuler
Beth
Betty Summerfield
Schulers
H. F. Stoll
Leslie Kroes
Dale Halverson
Heather and
Chip
Brookfield
H. A. Becker
Madison
Cholak Faces Crusher In Monroe Wrestling Show
Big Moose Cholak returns to Turner Hall Monroe to meet 250 pound Crusher from Milwaukee in a heavyweight bout. The Crusher favors brute strength and rough tactics and faces the 365 pound Cholak. Also on the card are Nicoli Volkoff and Billy Toe in a feature match, plus Danny Ferrazza and Johnny Race. A midget tag match features Sky Low Low and Little Beaver versus Tom Thumb and Pancho Lopez.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Moose Cholak
Monroe
Turner Hall
Crusher
Milwaukee
Cholak
Nicoli Volkoff
Bearded
Billy Toe
Danny Ferrazza
Johnny Race
Sky Low Low
Little Beaver
Tom Thumb
Pancho Lopez
Platteville Edges Prairie du Chien 61 60 in league clash
Platteville edged Prairie du Chien 61 60 after pick ainney sank a late free throw with 30 seconds left in Southwestern Wisconsin League play. Mt Horeb defeated Darlington 53 38 as Viking Johnson led with 19 points.
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Pick ‘Ainney
Platteville
Prairie du Chien
Wisconsin
Mt. Horeb
Darlington
Jim McGrath
Viking Johnson
Community notes on Monroe Jaycees conservation awards
The Monroe Jaycees and Green County officials push the 1962 conservation awards program with a tentative Feb 15 date. Nominations for the Jaycee Young Farmer Award are open at the Extension Office or Monroe Roller Mills, with a Jan 10 deadline and a Jan 17 winner announcement. Forester Dick Camp urges ordering trees from state nurseries.
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Tom Kerr
Monroe Jaycees
Hank Grundahl
Hank
Jaycee
Monroe
Green County
Tree planting supplies and soil programs offered for 1962
The notice lists available tree varieties and ages for spring planting and places to obtain order blanks from Dick at the Soil Conservation Service or Extension Office. It notes ongoing signups for 1962 soil conservation practices under Don Siedschlag ASCS, and mentions changes in the 1962 ACP with questions welcome. An Alabama Christmas reflection on debt follows.
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Soil Conservation Service
Extension
SCS
Don Siedschlag
ASCS
Don
Teen-Agers Schedule Regular Cage Games
The Jaycees Teen-Age League opens its regular basketball schedule Tuesday in the junior high gym with three games. Sr. Hi-Y vs St. John's at 6, St. Victor's vs DeMolay at 7, FFA vs Jr. Hi-Y at 8 after a week of practice games.
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Jaycees
Sr. Hi-Y
St. John’s
St. Victor's
DeMolay
FFA
Jr. Hi-Y
Farm program rule may shift sweet corn and sorghum use
Kenneth Hoover of Wisconsin ASCS explains the 1962 feed grain program changes how sweet corn for livestock feed will be classified as regular corn unless ears are removed for human use before harvest. Dual purpose sorghums and sweet sorghums will be counted as grain sorghum unless syrup is produced.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
Wisconsin
Kenneth Hoover
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service For
Hoover
USDA announces seed crop planting and grain diversion policy
The Agriculture Department states that substitute crops cannot offset diversions from corn and grain acreages as farmers plan 1962 seed crops and purchase seed. The timing aims to guide farmers amid new policy announcements.
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USDA
Fall pig crop drop noted in U S report
Washington The Agriculture Department estimates Wisconsin's 1961 fall pig crop at 1,787,000 head, down 111,000 from last year. Nationally the fall crop is up 4 percent from 1961. Fall crops supply slaughter for spring and summer. The mayor of New York City earns a higher salary than other U S mayors, at 40,000 dollars per year.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Wisconsin
Department
New York City
U.S
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Keglers
Uw-M
Swiggum
Beverage Depot
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CREAS
Asi
Dave Watts
Pia One
Canada
Monticello
C. D. Curtis
James Dillman
Jimmy
Ann
Tonawanda
N.Y
Fannie G
Frieda Benkett
Leo Foley
J. M. Harden
Kirkville
New Orleans
James Knoblauch
Cambridge
Bertha Keller
Hazel Kundert
C. M. Stauffer
Janesville
Ruth Leach
Chicago
John Steinman
University of Iinois
Champaign
JoRene Steinmann
Oshkosh State College
John W. Steinmann
Robert Holcomb Jr
Kenneth Johnser
Dick and
Ronney
Robert Holcomb Sr
Fred C
Lawrence Marty
Rosa Legler
Sam Swanson
Sammy Eggum
His
Roger Bright
Monroe, Wis
Crusher Lisowski
BIG
Pee Wee Lopez
Danny Ferrara
Johnny Kace
Jack Terry
Billy Goelz
Tri- State
Tri-State Service
Tristate Breeders Cooperative
Westby
Waconsin
Down To
The
Dick Camp
Alfred Baumgartner
Leo Peterson
Badger Motors
11Th Street
Dearth Motors
Johnson-Ernser Pontiac, Inc
Behring Motor Company
Rambler OF
5Th Avenue
Green County Auto CO
Stocker Motor Sales
12Th Avenue
Marty-Ripp
18Th Avenue
Monroe Sales Company
16Th Avenue
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