Women Keglers Lead With 554 Series In City Meet
Leona Gruenewald and Marian Kerr both posted 554 in the Women s Major League with 232 and 202 respectively. Dorothy Krug led Minor with 523, Ruth Hanson 224 in Keglerette. Ludlow Bar swept Women s Major team games. KC Cadiz men led by Bernard Lee 588 high series.
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Leona Gruenewald
Marian Kerr
Miss Gruenewald
Mrs. Kerr
Dorothy Krug
Ruth Hanson
Ludlow Bar
Clark
Schmitz
Carter
Gruenewald
Kc-Cadiz
Bernard Lee
Kathryn Fritz
Barbara Park
Mary Ann Haberman
Crystal Tower
Monroe Cold Storage
Kubly Transfer
John Deere
Veryl’s Beauty Shop
Frances Miler
Leona Baker
Joanne Witt
Wanda Schramm
McGinnis
Baumgartner’s
Barb’s
the Office
Cramer Funeral Home
Hughes Mobile Homes
Keglerette
Lorraine Waage
Lillian Schindler
Gerri Busjahn
Mardell
Thorpe Finance
Commercial Bank
Stauffacher
Badger Motors
Don Prien
Emmett Norton
Sebastian Laeser
Irvin Phillips
Clark Implement
Roy’s Sanitary Dairy
Schmitz Studio
Rambler of
Monroe
Huber Beer
Gibbons Cleaners
Cheesemakers
Carter and Gruenewald
Cardinal Hockey Sets Clash With Chicago Blades
The Illinois Ice Hockey League resumes with the Cardinal team hosting the Chicago Blades at the Ice Palace in Rockton. The Cardinals trail the Blades by one point for third place as they chase a fourth straight title. A preliminary Wagon Wheel versus Springfield midget game starts at 6 p.m. followed by the Cardinals vs Blades at 8 15 p.m.
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Rockton
Illinois Ice Hockey League
Cardinals
Chicago Blades
Ice Palace
Blades
Wagon Wheel
Springfield
Ill
Dinner honors Leo W. Hauri from 32nd Division
Monticello hosts a Sunday dinner honoring Leo W. Hauri on leave, with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hauri and the Mark Wells party from New Glarus and Monroe. Other local visits include Mrs. Cecil Jordan returning from Bellevue and Fred Feldt marking his 87th birthday. The Abbott and Stauffer families also visited Monroe and surrounding towns.
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William Burkhard
Monroe
Leo W. Hauri
Walter Hauri
Fred Abbott
Monticello
Orville Lee Julian and
Donald
Mark Wells
New Glarus
Lynette Lee
Leo Hauri
Cecil Jordan
Capt
Coles L’hommediecu
Bellevue
August Feldt
Feldt
Abbotts
John A. Marty
Emil Frehners
Fred Stauffer
Sooners Claim Comeback Title
The University of Oklahoma Sooners surged from a 1960 3–6–1 to a 5–5 1961 season finish and earned a top ranking in the AP year end poll. Under coach Bud Wilkinson the team defeated Kansas State Missouri Army Nebraska and Oklahoma State to end the rebound season.
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Associated Press
University of Oklahoma Sooners
Bud Wilkinson
Oklahomans
Sooners
Notre Dame
Iowa State
Texas
Kansas
Colorado
Oklahoma
Kansas State
Missouri
Army
Nebraska
Oklahoma State
Wilkinson
P-R Team Blasts Juda Five 86-46
Park and Recreation overwhelmed Juda 86 to 46 in adult league basketball. Ken Norder led with 22 points, Jerry Dwyer 21, Bob Anderegg 19, Bill Tuescher 12 as the team built a 47 to 19 halftime margin.
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Park and Recreation
Juda
GCTC
Swiss Colony
Ken Norder
Jerry Dwyer
Bob Anderegg
Bill Tuescher
Jerry Jordan
Wayne Bahn
Hans von Allmen
Dan Bauer
Dave Stauffacher
Ken Luenberger
Gen Vincent
Bob Leistikow
Paul Paulson
Pat Kubly
Jim Moe
County College
New Atlanta Mayor Faces Humble Inauguration Moment
Atlanta's newly sworn mayor Ivan Allen Jr arrives at City Hall to find the parking lot full and a blunt parking attendant directing him to a distant space behind a church. The scene underscores the modest, unglamorous moments surrounding the inauguration.
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Atlanta, Ga
Atlanta
Ivan Allen, Jr
City Hall
Smallpox Fears Prompt Precautionary Measures in Duesseldorf
In Duesseldorf Germany health authorities order strict precautions after three smallpox cases. About 200 hospital beds are reserved in isolation wards as the city in the Ruhr area boosts protective actions.
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Duesseldorf
Germany
Ruhr
Ranking Slated Jan 11 Big and Little Sixteen Nominations
More than 100 Wisconsin high schools were nominated for the Big and Little Sixteen rankings by the WIAA. An initial rating will be released January 11 after nominations by sports writers and broadcasters, listing numerous Amery Antigo Baraboo Brookfield Colby Dodgeville Dor-Aby Durand Elkhorn Fond du Lac Fort Atkinson Gillett and many others for Big Sixteen and Little Sixteen.
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Miadison
Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association
WIAA
Amery
Antigo
Baraboo
Barron
Brookfield
Colby
Dodgeville
Dor-Aby
Durand
Elkhorn
Fond du Lac
Fort Atkinson
Gillett, Hudson, Hurley, Jefferson
Kewaskum
Kewaunee
Kimber
Bluejays boast Blackhawk lead in dominant season
Bloomington Bluejays, led by Jerry Day, run 5-0 in Blackhawk League with 360 total points, 72 per game. Top scorers include Jerry Hoffman 93, Jack McCoy 86, and Dave Hoffman 85. Belmont sits 5-1, second in scoring. Shullsburg holds best defense at 41.8 ppg.
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Bloomington Bluejays
Blackhawk
Jerry Day
Bluejays
Jerry Hoffman
Shullsbury
Jack McCoy
Jerry Krantz
Bloomington
Dave Hoffman
Belmont
Tracy
Braves
Shullsburg
Loyal Williams fan given gold admission pass to home games
Nelson W. Domin 67, a Williams College supporter since 1812, received a gold pass for all home games after missing only one local game due to surgery. He watched from his bedroom window overlooking the field during his long streak.
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Williamstown
Mass
Williams College
Nelson W. Domin
Madison Curling Club to host 32 rinks in 8th mixed bonspiel
The Madison Curling Club said it will entertain 32 rinks in its 8th annual mixed invitational bonspiel opening today. Final events are scheduled Sunday.
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Madison
Madison Curling Club
Wilma Rudolph Ward and Roger Maris Receive Athletes of 1961
Wilma Rudolph Ward and Roger Maris will receive the Frederick C. Miller memorial trophies at a Fraternal Order of Eagles awards banquet. They were chosen as women and men athletes of 1961 in an Associated Press poll, with Wilma clinching a second straight year and Maris as the first baseball player honored since 1957.
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Milwaukee
Wilma Rudolph Ward
Roger Maris
Frederick C. Miller
Order of Eagles
Wilma
William Ward
Maris
Associated Press
Stevens Point Downs Eau Claire Five 83-66
Stevens Point beat Eau Claire 83-66 in a non conference game to run its record to 10 wins in 11 starts. The Pointers trailed 12-10 early but surged ahead and led 78-55 in the second half at Eau Claire.
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Stevens Point Downs
Eau Claire
Associated Press
Stevens Point
la Crosse
UW enrollment projections set spring record across campuses
UW predicts total spring term enrollment of 29,600 across Madison Milwaukee and eight regional centers. Madison campus expected 19,100 students with 6,025 full-time undergraduates. UW-Milwaukee about 6,025 undergraduates and 885 graduates. evening undergraduates total 1,390. Regular registration begins Jan 24, classes start Jan 29.
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Madison UW
University of Wisconsin
Madison
L. Joseph Lins
University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
Uw-M
Wisconsin Agriculture Names New Appointments
D N McDowell head of the State Department of Agriculture announced appointments for Dale Bruhn as administrative assistant to head the personnel section and Norman Kirschbaum as administrative assistant to Dr Erdman. Bruhn is UW graduate and ex information supervisor. The Wisconsin Swine Breeders Association Co operative will hold its annual meeting January 10 at the East Side Business Men's Clubhouse in Madison with a luncheon and program featuring John Fargo.
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D. N. McDowell
State Department of Agriculture
Dale Bruhn
Bruhn
University of Wisconsin
A. A. Erdman
A. A. Kurtz
Norman Kirschbaum
Erdman
Wisconsin Swine Breeders Assocation Co-operative
East Side Business Men’s
Monona Drive
Madison
John Fargo
University of Wisconsin Swine Herd
Sailor Virgil L. Broge Returns to Brooklyn Navy Yards
Machinist Mate Second Class Virgil L. Broge comes back to the Brooklyn Navy Yard after a 21 day leave with wife Robin and children Greg and with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Broge. A Monroe high school graduate, he enlisted in 1956 and serves on the U. S. S. Constellation.
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Brooklyn
Virgil L. Broge
Navy Shipyards
N. Y
Robin
Greg
Robert L. Broge
Monroe High School
Navy
U.S.S
4-H Leaders Begin Year With Meeting Jan 8
The county 4-H adult leaders start 2024 with a Jan 8 meeting at the county agricultural building. Kenneth Hartwig is new president, with Mrs Perdell Myhre as past president. Richard Freitag, Monticello, will recount his trip as state winner in boys achievement from the National 4H Club Congress in Chicago. Karen Zimmerli and Darrell Bollig cannot attend. Green County Holstein Breeders gather Jan 11, led by Ollie Miller. A Junior Fair activity report will be shared with Holstein Association support.
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County Agricultural Building
Kenneth Hartwig
Perdell Myhre
Richard Freitag
Monticello
Chicago
Richard
Karen Zimmerli
Brodhead
Darrell Bollig
Belleville
Green County Holstein Breeders
Ollie Miller
Holstein Association
4H Dairy Project Guides Foundations For Herd Development
4H club members choose foundation dairy animals early in project work. Allen Bringe, 4H dairy specialist, notes calf alone cannot reveal future cow quality. studying family lines helps predict inheritance and worth. Breeders should select heifers from dams producing around 450 pounds of butterfat yearly with records over 500 pounds, ensuring purebred type.
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Allen Bringe
Bringe
Pedigree Focus for Calf Breeding and 4H Dairy Youth
The pedigree guides calf value through dam sire and grandparent performance and age. Show prospects favor calves born near July 1 or Jan 1. The 4 H dairy program emphasizes experience and competition over winning, citing 1961 as a milestone with 276 members and a judging team of Leopold, Hoesly, and Oliver.
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Robert
Virgil Leopold
Dwight Hoesly
Andy Oliver
Juda By Mabel E. Bauer
Mr and Mrs Lester Strom of Chicago spent a few days here with her parents Mr and Mrs William Stark Mrs Delbert Ott and Mrs Gil man Severson of Monticello were New Year s guests of William Arns Mr and Mrs Troy Williams and Randy Brodhead were supper guests Mr and Mrs Charles Trotter
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Lester Strom
Chicago
William Stark
Delbert Ott
Gilman Severson
Monticello
William Arns
Troy Williams
Randy
Brodhead
Charles Trotter
Local families host guests over New Year period
The Raymond Arnsmeier family and Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Arnsmeier and Marion were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Earleywine in Brodhead. The Charles Trotter family spent New Year’s with the Jerry Jordans. Guests of A. B. Hartwick included Frank Dulles of Brodhead, Mrs. Della Mansfield of Janesville, Willard Muehl of Naperville, and Miss Mabel Bauer. Jake Jones and family visited her parents in Kansas. Virgil King and family of Park Falls and Loren King and family of Beaver Dam were guests of Rev. and Mrs. William L. King.
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Raymond Arnsmeier
Ivan Arnsmeier
Marion
Guy Earleywine
Brodhead
Charles Trotter
Jerry Jordans
A. B. Hartwick
Frank Dulles
Della Mansfield
Janesville
Willard Muehl
Naperville
Ill
Mabel Bauer
Amateur Radio Stations Reach 179000 in United States
At last count the United States had 179000 licensed amateur radio stations. The tally reflects ongoing participation in hobby and emergency communications amid broader radio service activity.
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United States
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