Monroe Cheese makers shine in tough Southern 10 chase
Monroe, atop the Southern 10 with a 29 1 point margin over Stoughton, dominated the league standings after a thriller loss by Janesville to Madison West 45 43. Park beat Madison Central 32 31 to stay in the hunt. Monroe’s 38.83 average points per game set a state record, and the team carved a 72 17 conference win over Baraboo and 87 21 all season vs Brodhead.
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Monro High Students Accused of Reselling Tourney Tickets
The notice claims Monroe High School students are scalping Stoughton tournament tickets for up to $10. It frames it as a caution about early life learned get rich quick methods and notes limited discussion until tournament time.
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Wisconsin high school basketball scores list updates
The score roundup shows Milwaukee West 26 Milwaukee East 33 and many others across Wisconsin. Notable results include Milwaukee North 39 Milwaukee Custer 31, West Allis Central 66 Whitefish Bay 33, and Kenosha 34 Racine Horlick 32 in double overtime, with several overtime games and varied locations statewide. Headlines list numerous school matchups and final tallies, reflecting a dense, multi-game nightly ledger.
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Janesville
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Blanchardville Faces Monticello In Tourney Final
Blanchardville and Monticello, leaders in the State Line league, meet for the district tournament title at New Glarus tonight at 8 30. Juda will clash with Albany in the consolation final after a 35 25 win over Oregon. Ponyisanyi's squad rode a 17 game win streak to the final with a 38 28 victory over New Glarus while Blanchardville rallied past Brodhead 53 45. Richards and Duerst led Monticello with 13 and 12. Brodhead’s Markham scored 10 of his team’s points. Free throw shooting highlighted the Monticello New Glarus match with 14 18 and 14 22 respectively.
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Bowling League Honor Ball scores and totals across teams
In a Sportsmans League meet, teams posted individual and total scores with handicaps. A. A. Ambrose led with 518, and Furniss reached 614 for Beekmans with the group totaling 2385. Other squads posted high marks and handicap-adjusted totals, amid notes mentioning the University of Paris as influence on Oxford and Cambridge.
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Lee Oma Bets for Heavyweight Title Shot
Lee Oma knocked out light heavyweight champion Gus Lesnevich in Madison Square Garden and floated a plan to be Joe Louis Billy Conn winner’s alternate for the June heavyweight title bout. Oma, touted for England’s Bruce Woodcock bid, threw a right hand that opened a deep cut forcing Lesnevich out after the fourth round. The bout drew 16,087 fans paying $74,682.
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Community Guests Attend Farewell Event and Farm Moves
A large gathering in Monticello and nearby towns featured guests including Mrs. O D Curtis and Mr and Mrs Oswald Schneider with families, plus visits by the Prisk, Rabe, Zweifel, Marty, Legler, and Loveland households. A farewell party honored Mr and Mrs George Legler as they plan to move March 1 to a farm northeast of the village. High honors were awarded to multiple attendees including Marie Legler, Arthur Holcomb, and several Gempeclers amid refreshments and gifts.
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Lila
Janet
New Glarus
I. B. Pierce
Ora Prisk
Emil Rabe
Brodhead
Isaac
Ewald Babler
Monroe
Jobh Elmer
Adam Duerst
Belleville
Kevin Lynch
F. W. Voegels
Dwight Zweifel
David
Wr.c
E. W. Marly
Dorothy
Wilbur Poor
Chicago
Harris Wittenwyler
George Legler
Helen Meyer
Fret Zweifel
Sam Doerst
Karl
E. W! Marty
Tommy
Buddy
Belanor
Robert Zimmerman
Anton
Hefty
Walter Kropf
Hazel Kundert
Bernice Schmeider
Jacob Wittenwyler
John Elmer
Virginia
Darlyne
Shirley Louise
St. Clare Hospital
Gilman Schmid
Loretta
Marcel
Charles R. Marty
Henry Loveland
Leon Gempecler
Frank Loveland
Slaw
Clarence Loveland
Yass
Sean Gempefer
Charles Martylow
Robert Halcomb, Jr
Harvey Gempeler
Myr
Robert Halcomb
Ed Gempeler
Gretchen Erickson
R Aminon
Robert
Frederick Strahm
Mervyn Loveland
Leon Gempeler
Karen
Elaine
Robert Holcomb
Nancy
Horses Well Known Here Train for Hollywood Races
Local horse champions Anton Lang and Jimmy Me prepare for the $50,000 Hollywood pacing derby. Anton Lang, owned by JJ Ray Trussler Madison and trained by Darrell Holman Mt. Carroll, has raced in Monroe. Jimmy Me, driven by Arie Frost Monroe, set the 2 year old state pacing record of 2.08 at Monroe. Holman trains three Monroe horses at Mt. Carroll stables and plans April workouts. other owners include Mrs. Frank Luetisinger Vola Vers Artie Frost W. W Wuethrich and L. R. Wolleson. The 25 day grand circuit runs April 6 to May 18, with Hollywood park times noted and Wisconsin horses well placed for the circuit.
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Madison
Darrell Holman
Mt. Carroll
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Jimmy Me
Fred Streich
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Arie Frost
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Bunny M
Frank Luetisinger
Vola Vers
Artie Frost
Ted Baythoffer
Judy Rood
W. W Wuethrich
L. R. Wolleson
Jimory Mc
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R. E. McKenzie
la Crosse
Lee D. Me
Hollywood Park
Local Homemakers Club Remains Active with Meetings and Guests
Mr and Mrs van Marty and extended families are listed among attendees at recent gatherings. Washington Willing Workers and other groups met with refreshments, notes name takers, dancers, and guests including Virginia Barlow of Stephens College. Alvin Moritz discharged from the navy, returning home after service and training at Farragut, Idaho, with duties in accounting ledgers.
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van Marty
Nathan
Anna Marie
Palmer Albright
Glenda
Gearold
Emil Frehner
Freq
Conrad Elmer
Melvin, Vernon
Sylvan
Carl Rufer
Clarence Halcomb
Charlene
Lucille
Charlés R. Marty
Pleasant Home Makers Club
Clifford Riese
Emery Silver
Bruce Babler
Willis Babler
Harvey Milbrandt
Charles Purinton
Emery Silyer
Orville White
Washington Willing Workers Homemakers Club
Susan Karlen
Hilda Loveland
Helen Elmer
Dorothy Loveland
Hastess
Mmes
Louise Blum
Marie Legler
Vern Duerst
Hilda Marty
Louise Gempeler
Dorothy Gempeler
Virginia Barlow
J. W. Barlow
Stephens College
Columbia
Ed Bloom
Monroe
Thomas Voegeli
Long Arn
Gladys
Frieda
John
Roger
Orangeville
Walter Voegeli
Anna Staubacher
William Amstutz
Lawrence Blum
Doran
New Glarus
Emil Blum
Vyanna White
Madison
Herrman Ba
Crown at Stake in Big 10 Engagement
Iowa, Ohio State, and Northwestern battle for Big Ten leadership as Iowa seeks crucial win to keep title hopes alive against Illinois on the Etliini floor. Ohio State faces Northwestern in Chicago for second place. Indiana meets Minnesota, while Minnesota trails in fifth with 5 wins in 9 games.
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Notable WWII Navy Assignments Mentioned in Brief
In 1934 he was transferred to the third naval district at New York and assigned to post inspection duty at United Aircraft Chance Vought division. Moritz, a certified public accountant before service, is later noted in a list of social visits among residents including Holcambs, Gotnsoms, Teuberts, Elmers, and Wirths in Platteville and Janesville.
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Janesville
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