State Line Cagers Plan Holiday Tilts
Monticello, the newest team in the State Line high school basketball league, will defend its undefeated record in back to back holiday doubleheaders next week. Non league games start Monday at New Glarus with Cuba City and Monticello. Tuesday features New Glarus versus Darlington and Monticello versus Cuba City. Wednesday sees Blanchardville and Hollandale facing Mineral Point and Avoca at Hollandale, while Orfordville plays Genoa City at Whitewater and then Whitewater at Cambridge Friday. Albany and Juda open a short series at Cassville Friday, then move to Albany January 4 with reversed opponents.
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Monticello
New Glarus
Cuba City
Darlington
Monticellos
State Line
Blanchardville
Hollandale
Mineral Point
Avoca
Orfordville
Genoa City
Whitewater
Cambridge
Albany
Juda
Cassville
Bloomington
Friday Eve Kegling Leads League Bowlers in Christmas Week
Last night 500 and 566 top scores led the way as league bowlers folded for the holidays. Leona Gruenewald rolled 500 and Glenn Swiegum 566 while Clara Dittmar Esther Kubly Jean Woolever Dorothy Bacon posted notable scores. Various teams and local businesses registered wins in a round of five and more, with multiple players finishing just under or above 400.
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Clara Dittmar
Esther Kubly
Jean Woolever
Dorothy Bacon
Progressive Anderson Body Shop
Monroe Clinic
Hunt's Produce
Clarno Goldenrod
Anderson, Holy Cross Deny Deal Possibility
Worcester sources report football coach Eddie Anderson may leave Iowa to return to Holy Cross. Iowa officials say they know nothing, while Holy Cross athletic director Eugene Flynn denies any deal. The New York Post claimed Anderson would take over as coach with a $15,000 annual contract, replacing Osmanski.
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Worcester
Mass
Holy Cross
Eddie Anderson
Iowa
Iowa City
Anderson
Eugene Flynn
New York Post
Bill Osmanski
Massachusetts
Osmanski
Mel Parnell Tops 1949 AL Pitchers With 25 Wins
Boston southpaw Mel Parnell was named the American League's No 1 pitcher for 1949. The 21 year old New Orleans product posted 25 victories with a 2.78 ERA and 27 complete games in 39 starts. He helped Boston lead a strong 20-win club with Ellis Kinder Bob Lemon Vic Raschi and rookie Alex.
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Mel Parnell
Boston
New Orleans
Parnell
Ellis Kinder
Bob Lemon
Cleveland
Vic Raschi
New York
Alex
Stauffacher joins Lake Forest B squad as freshman guard
Albert Stauffacher formerly of Monroe High School played basketball last year and is now a freshman guard with Lake Forest College B team. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Herbert Stauffacher of 2010 12th Street and is home for the holidays.
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Albert Stauffacher
Monroe High School
Lake Forest
Ill
Herbert Stauffacher
12Th Street
Albert
Monroe Common Council Proceedings December 20 1949
The Monroe Wisconsin Common Council met in the council chamber on December 20 1949 with Mayor F A Buehler presiding and aldermen present. The session covered banking and tax handling terms with banks named for public deposits and inactive active accounts, license transfers and operator licenses, numerous claims for payment, and approval of a squad car purchase and license transfers, with adjournment after routine business.
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Council Chamber
Monoe
Wis
F. A. Buehler
Forcade
Norton
Matzke
Schindter
Beckman
Leaser
Commercial and Savings Bank
Bothams
Monroe ‘Sales Co
Albert Hirshbrunner
Kingdon Super
Schiller Blue Print Co
Monroe Sales Co
Rufenacht Oil Co
Doyle Electric Co
Meinert Cabinet Co
Hahn Sign Service
Electric Autolight Co
Zuercher and
Zuercher
D. J
William F. Beckman
City of
Monroe
Finance and Taxation Committee
City of Monroe
Greenounty
E. J. Norton
Herman L. Schindler
Floyd Matzke
Alderman Schindler
Alderman Norton
Green County
Wisconsin
First National Bank of
Commercial and Savings Bank of
Commercial
Alderman Beckman
Alderman Matzke
Common Council
Police and Safety Committee
J. Norign
Wm. F. Beckman
J. W. Tschanz
18Th Avenue
C. J. Loveland
27Th Avenue
George W. Eaton
29Th Avenue
Bucky Walters Joins Braves Coaching Staff
Boston reports Bucky Walters joins the Boston Braves as pitching coach after leaving the Cincinnati Reds throne last season. Walters accepted an attractive offer to guide the Braves young pitching staff and provide expert instruction.
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Bucky Walters
Braves
Boston
Boston Braves
Walters
Cincinnati Reds
Big Ten Cagers End Pre Yale Play
Three Western conference teams won last night while Illinois and Purdue lost. Big Ten non league record stands 40 13 0. UCLA beat Ohio State 69 63 with Stanich clinching last five seconds. Kentucky edged Purdue 60 54 at Lafayette. California beat Ohio State 78 67 without Schnitiker. Iowa defeated Carnegie Tech 73 42. Northwestern beat Michigan State 68 46. Next Tuesday Michigan at Big 7 meet Minnesota at Oregon State. DePaul at Bradley and Oregon at Loyola Chicago.
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Chicago
Illinois
Purdue
Columbus
Ohio
State
UCLA
George Stanich
Kentucky
la Fayette
Ind
Boilermakers
Stte
Dick Schnitiker
California
Towa
Carnegie Tech
Frank Calsbeek
Northwestern
Michigan State
Michigan
Minnesota
Oregon State
DePaul
Bradley
Oregon
Loyola of Chicago
Beloit Leads Loop With 28 in a Row
Beloit College buccaneers push through the Midwest Conference unbeaten in 28 straight league games including wins over Carleton Lawrence and Coe, scoring 96 in each victory. Overall eight wins in nine. Lawrence and Ripon enter the invitational tournament with Oshkosh leaders and Carroll also participating.
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Bown —Vey— Pews Buccaneers
Midwest
Bucs
Carleton
Lawrence
Coe
Ripon
Oshkosh
Carroll
Valued Script Washington Autographs Draw Collectors
Autographs of Kipling Mitchells Einstein Roosevelt and other famous figures are among the most sought after by collectors. An expert notes collecting autographs as a stimulating hobby with profits, listing prices for Washington Faulkner Sousa Wilson Lewis among others in commercial catalogs.
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Washington
Rudyard Kipling
George and
Margaret Mitchell
Robby Stevens
Hobby Diest
Albert Enstein
F. D. Roosevelt
Felix Frankfurter
Duke and Duchess of Windsor
George Marshall
Cordell Hult
Charles
Thomas) Edison
George Washington
William Faulkner
John Philip Sousa
Woodrow Wilson
Sinclair Lewis
Frosted windows blamed in Rhinelander crossing crash
Police say frost on the car windows blinded Frank Robinson Jr. 46 Rhinelander as a train approached a mile east of town injuring him critically. The Friday collision at the crossing is under investigation.
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Rhinelander
Frank Robinson Jr
Here
Wisconsin Butter Award Seeks State No 1 Butter Maker
The Wisconsin association announced plans to pick the top butter maker in a series of contests next year. The state department of agriculture and the University of Wisconsin College of Agriculture will assist in the contests.
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Madison
Wisconsin Association
State Department of Agriculture
University of Wisconsin College of Agriculture
Santa Visits Restore Christmas Cheer in Shore Household
The Christmas Eve tale follows Sandy and Fairy Britches as they busy themselves with Santa lore. A family seeks proof of Santa while preparing for church then return home to find gifts awaiting, amid a playful home scene and a stairwell scare.
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Santa
Sandy
Fairy Britches
Mr. Shore
Mrs. Shore
Santa Claus
Shore
New Members and Dog Tags Glamor in 1940s Las Vegas
Beloit and Mt Horeb residents join the roster with dates from 1943 to 1949. Names include Marvin Rhyner Robert Ruit David Kubly Mary Welton and Delbert Potter Jr. News notes Las Vegas plans glamorized dog tags shaped as fire hydrants for males and hearts for females to boost sales from 1300.
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Duane Edward Wittwer
South Beloit
Marvin Carl Rhyner
Mt. Horeb
Robert John Ruit
14Th Avenue
Richard Allen Kubly
Argyle Road
David Lee Kubly
Mary
Mardelle Welton
Delbert Glen Potter Jr
11Th Street
Las Vegas
Bill Burke
Members Join Main Street Club Invitation Merry Christmas Tale
An informal note accompanies a quirky scene where a birthday and a family prank unfold. Sandy’s parents enter to find a prank involving a rope and tin cans. Mr Shore limps from a misstep while Sandy learns a late birthday wish was seen.
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Sandy
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Committee On Claims
Police Department
Scheflow
G. S. Soseman
H. F. Andrews
Mr. and
Mrs
Richard Dinns
Browntown Hall
Browntown, Wisconsin
Big Ten
Indiana
Ohio State
Dinois Wisconsin
Michigan Northwestern
Beloit
Goetz
Warner Baxter
Caballero
Rita Hayworth
Larry Parks
Renegades
Fay
Happy
Lauren E. Earleywine
Mary ‘Ann Dunlavey
Eugene Edwin Haldiman
Mara’ Lee Kildow
Ale ¢Bany
Karen Lea Larson
Browntown
Donna Mae Carol Blum
16Th Avenue
Yellaith Mae Devoe
Brodhead
Audrey Ann Wuethrich
Carol Joanne Jensen
Eugene Robert Dalton
David Frederick _ Ziltener
Walter Roger Fischer
Carole Dianne Threlkeld
With Street
Norma Jean Stark
Walter Emanuel Schlaff
Leroy Frank Jensen
Orangeville
Thomas " William © Marean
Roger Allen Schindler
Freeport
James Edward McGuire
Nancy Lee Boeck
Warren
John William Anderegg
Othmar William Meier
Teddy’ Patrick Bergum
Delores Rae Detwiler
Beverly Jean Spring
Arthur Paul Studer Jr
Jani¢e Dianne Kurth
14Th Street
Mary Alice Mayer
Dean Oliver Liedschlag
Nathan James Sweeney
Robert Klemm Jr
Vth Street
Harry Schrader
Dakota, NL
Mgr
Alvin van Loh
Albert Hugelshofer
W. B. Elbeck
Evening Times
Anors
RF. K
Pontottice
Turner Hall
Sunny Brown
Madison, Wis
G.U.G.G. Ladies
Mid-America
Illinois Central
W. A. Joneston
Illinois Central Railroad
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