Americans Triumph as Davis Cup Opens with Surprises
Ted Schroeder upset John Bromwich in five sets while Kramer defeated Dinny Pails in straight sets as the United States took early control, dampening Australia’s hopes in Melbourne. Schroeder pressed relentlessly, Bromwich faded late, and Kramer found accuracy with powerful groundstrokes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Ted Schroeter
John Bromwich
Jack Kraners
Dinny Pails
Australia
Aid Schroeder
Bromwich
Kremer
Schroeder
U.S. Navy
Exdium
Kramer
Bowling Classic League Scores Turnin in Tight Totals
Knights of Columbus D posts 2386 for total with 2 handicap as Klarer 439 and Lee 614 lead the night. Gemplers Tire Shop Baumgartner 416 Mueller 453 Mueller 490 Smith 538 finish 2391 with 78 handicap. Local 579 Hunt 452 Schumacher 344 Mayne 376 Hoeft 450 Swiggum 405 2273 with 246 handicap. Gabbys Tavern Hauser 442 Wuetrich 439 Ellingson 415 Keel 473 Marean 498 2267. Green County Service Co Wohlford 594 Fisher 500 Shager 489 Franke 489 Matzke 400 2472. Moose Lodge Meyers 478 Gebhart 479 Hartwig 419 Mielke 508 Johnson 348 2322 with 90 handicap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Classic League Knights of Columbus
D. Share
Klarer
Purcell
Kane
Lee
Gemplers Tire Shop
Baumgartner
M. Mueller
H. Gempler
R. Mueller
Smith
Local
Hunt
Schumacher
Mayne
Hoeft
Swiggum
Gabbys Tavern
Hauser
Wuetrich
Ellingson
Keel
Marean
Green County Service Co
Wohlford
Fisher
Shager
Franke
Matzke
Moose Lodge
Meyers
Gebhart
Hartwig
Mielke
Johnson
Christmas Gatherings and Visits Across Wisconsin Towns
Social events and family visits unfold from New Glarus to Monroe and Madison. Diana Bartle travels from Appleton to Wisconsin home for two week vacation. numerous relatives from Monticello, Monroe, Juda, and Belleville host or visit for holidays.
Monroe Host to Watertown Quint in Holiday Showdown
Monroe, leading the Southern 10 after a 50 to 22 win over Baraboo, hosts Watertown at 8 p.m. in the high school gym. Coach Huddleston may start sophomore Bill Hogan for Bill Moon, with Gene Mason, Jerry Dwyer, Wally Weiser and Ernie Vogler in the lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baraboo
Dan Huddleston
Monroe
Watertown High
Watertown Roslings
West Allis
Cheesemakers
Stoughton
Monroe High
Wisconsin High
Bill Benning
Reedsburg
Portage
Don Vike
Jerry Dwyer
Berring
Vike
Ee Ee
Engler
Ft. Atkinson
Buhrow
Edgerton
Stanley
Mitchrell
Rich
Center
Dickey
Johnson
Krech
Yackels
Crowley
Pfundheller
Pfafflin
Hogan
Nelson
Seee
Fondrie
Reedsbur
Ee Wee
Olson
Staffon
Rieder
Huber
Courtney
Stauffacher
Super
Purcell
Browntown Basket of Holiday Visits and News
Mrs. Henry returns from St. Francis hospital in Freeport. Ervin Bruer of Boise hosted Oscar Nybroten and family. Mrs. John Bartell and son travel to Chicago with her parents visiting Christmas with Van Der Marks. Craigo shoppers in Monroe. Raymond Montgomery and Roy Craigo in Wiota. Ill infant son of Donald Goodman improving. Emerson Wells hosted Christmas party for multiple families and Jack Williams birthday. Marlene Flannery and Herbert Flannery visit mother at St. Clare hospital. Several Monroe visitors and locals noted through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Freeport
St. Francis Hospital
Ervin’ Bruer
Boise
Ida
Oscar Nybroten
John Bartell
Chicago
George C. Michael
Robert van der Mark
C. L. Craigo
Monroe
Raymond Montgomery
Roy Craigo
Wiota
Donald Goodman
Emerson Wells
Jordan
Don ‘Digman
Victor Wells
Jack Williams
Freddie Hartwig
Lonna
Russell Hanson
Ocjcasion
Marlene
Herbert Flannery
St. Clare Hospital
Milton Whitehead
H. J. Aitchison
Daugh
Local Families Share Holidays and Visits Across Towns
Phyllis Andrews joins cousin Sally Ann Kessler in Orfordville for a birthday. Badger school pupils present a Christmas program at Farm Bureau hall. Dennis and Jill Hall visit their aunt and uncle Elmer Matzke in Monroe. Mary Alice Dunwiddie, a University student, spends recess with her parents. Ella Berndt returns from Milwaukee. Marion Newman visits Darlington friends. James Retzlaff returns from Naperville College to spend holidays with Rev. and Mrs. Retzlaff. Herbert Matzke and family visit Rock Grove. Donald F. Miller and family from Washington D C spend holidays with Elmer and Miller relatives. John Schmidt and family of Freeport are Sunday guests of Ira and family. Floyd Kolander and wife from Green Bay visit Ben Kolander's family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Bartle
Madison
Diana
Appleton
Lawrence College
Ira Holcomb
Monticello
Carl Webb
Peggy Ann
Sharon L
Goshen
Ind
Ray Hoesly
Thomas
Peter O. Klassy
W Ott
Monroe
Marie Isley
Sheldon
Nathan
Twin Grove
Wilbert Ott
A. Monroe
Louise Klassy
Marvin
Alvin
Alvin Schultz
Belleville
Earl Voegels
Jerry
Linda Lou
Harold Ott
Kathrina Yaeger
New Glarus
Barbara Reardon
Walter Mills
Margaret
Chicago
Phyllis Andrews
Sally Ann Kessler
Orfordville
Badger School
Arion Newman
Farm Bureau
Dennis
Jill Hall
Elmer Matzke
Mary Alice Dunwiddie
Ents
Glen Dunwiddie
Ella Berndt
Milwaukee
Marion Newman
Kermit Goodman
Darlington
James Retzlaff
Naperville College
Peter Retzlaff
Herbert Matzke
Stanley
Rock Grove
Sunny
John D. Elmer
Florence Miller
John Schmidt
Freeport
Ira Armstrong
Floyd Kolander
Green Bay
Ben Kolander
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Fanks
U. S
Glarus
By Appolonia Zweilel
Watertown Quint
Ernie Vogler
Pet
Wis. Dells
Wis. High
Rich, Center
Thorp Finance Corp
Goetz
Wisconsin Power and Light Company
Charm
Phil Spitalny
All Girl Orchestra
WBBM
WISN
WTAQ
Monroe American Legion
American Legion
Hollywood
Crear Pictures
Margaret O'Brien
Barrymore
tows STONE + towers
Arnold Ray Collins
Jane Darwell
Charles Dingle - Cyd
Ckarisse
Harry Davenpor
Thomas Mitchell
Bugs Bunny
Giant Bear
James Boys
Daltons
Belle Starr
PME Sa
Randolph Scott
Ann Richards
George Gabby Hayes
Harry von Zell
Browntown
Mrs. C. L. Crago
Ter
Fred Theiler
Ronald
Ardith Wells
Tom Binger
Donald F. Miller
Washington D. C
Alvin F. Rote
Lakeshire
Swiss Colony
Wisconsin
Fritos
Turner Hall
J. E. Lovell
9Th St. Monroe, Wise
T. W. Meiklejohn, Inc
Tractor and Implement Sales
Monroe and Vicinity
Thomm’s Tractor & Implement Sales
Monroe, Wis
13Th Street
Rand
John Thomm
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