Marco's Team Sets City Bowling Record With 2963 Series
Marco's bowling squad posted a 2963 team series and 1031 team game, the best city effort in years. Key players included Ethridge 674, Hunt 613, Bacon 608, with other scores from Regula, Ratzlaff, and Brandenberg as leagues such as Tuesday Night Senior and Nite Hawk also reported strong totals.
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Marco
Kegler
Cliff Hunt
Sam Rogula
Wayne Ratzlaff
Bob Ethridge
Burt Bacon
Hunt
Regula
Ratzlaff
Ethridge
Bacon
Charles Robertson
Dewey
Browntown Community Guests Share Weekend Visits
Mrs Theda Mau hosts Browntown residents in a flurry of weekend visits spanning Cross Plains Milwaukee Madison and Beloit with relatives from Monroe Madison and Chicago attending gatherings. Relatives from St Paul Dal-las York Neb and Darlington joined extended family members for dinners and Sunday gatherings.
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Cora Bock
Milwaukee
John Roethlisberger
Adam Meier
Cross Plains
Ronald Nybroten
New Brighton
Minn
Richard Lind
St. Paul
Oscar Nybrotens
Lind
Dorothea Nybroten
Mae Crago
Monroe
Oscar Nybroten
Jack Williams
Mmes
Walter Schmidt
Bill
Lorenzo
Louis Cassata
Fairbanks
Madison
Wilbert May
Terry
Jimmy
George C. Michael
John B. Tels
Chicago
George Michael
Bartels
LaVerne Lehman
Branda Kay
Ella Lehman
M. W. Miller
W. G. Mau
Theda Mau
Eastern Star
Darlington
Maw
Miller
Henry van Meter
Beloit
Marie Chapman
Ann van Meter
Nathan Lindsay
Ray Montgomerys
Mooser Leads Scoring As Monroe Cheesemakers Prep For Edgerton
Monroe booster action returns Friday as the Cheesemakers travel to Edgerton after a two week break. Dan Moeser tops the conference scoring with 157 points in six games, while Dennis Riddle leads Monona Grove in rebounds with 119 in five games and a Monona record 36 rebounds in a game. Monroe sits 6-1, followed by Stoughton Jefferson and Monona Grove at 5-1 or 4-1 as teams jostle for position ahead of January matchups.
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Badger
Monroe Cheesemakers
Edgerton
Stoughton
Dan Moeser
Dennis Riddle
Monona Grove
Cheesmakers
Moeser
Monroe Cagers
Bob Buchholtz
Keith Burington
Tom Mitchell
Buchholtz
Burington
Mitchell
Dave Fahs
Monroe
Riddle
Silver Eagles
Monona
Cagers
Jefferson
Dark Horse
Sun Prairie
Monroe Jayvees
al Barnes
Dick Swig
Dave Holling
Barnes
Swiggum
Holling
Scoring Leaders and Opponent Records Preview
The text lists scoring leaders and opponent records. Stoughton leads with 449 points. Middleton 407 and 444. Fort Atkinson 374 and 336. Jefferson 372 and 317. Edgerton has a 1-5 slate and 313 points for, 399 against, as Monroe prepares for its next opponent.
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Stoughton
Middleton
Fort Atkinson
Jefferson
Edgerton
Monroe
Jerry Schliem Earns College Football Letter
South Wayne graduate Jerry Schliem has earned a college football letter at Platteville State College under head coach Lester Leitl. One of 33 letter winners, he plays halfback as a senior on a 3-3 conference slate that placed fifth, the program's best in five years.
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Sualieyille
Jerry Schliem
South Wayne
Lester
Butch) Leitl
Platteville State College
Schliem
Jerry
Gr Iven
Cubs First to Sign 1964 Contracts Beat Hearts of Chicago
Four Cubs players sign for 1964 with Billy Cowan an outfielder and Jimmy Stewart an infielder submitting contracts. Don Elston and Dick Bertell were first to sign. The club announced Monday and has led majors in early signings for four years running.
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Cubs
Chilago
Billy Cowan
Jimmy Stewart
Chicago Cubs
Cub
Don Elston
Dick Bertell
Monay
Badger Cagers Groom Defense After Big Ten Losses
Wisconsin basketball coach John Erickson said the Badgers must improve defense after allowing Ohio State 101 and Michigan State 106 points in opening games. He cited failures on preventing easy baskets and second shots and noted it was an off night before facing Northwestern in Evanston.
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Andison
Wisconsin
John Erickson
Big Ten
Badgers
Ohio State
Michigan State
Northwestern Wildcats
Evanston
Wildcats
Erickson
Monticello Social Notes From Local Residents
Monticello social column records weekend visits among local families. Albert Doppler and Browntown visitors joined Karlens. Schulz family and others traveled to Lake Mills Watertown and Belleville for gatherings. Brink and Way households hosted events. funeral attendance noted for Fred Wild. Lynn sealed in Madison. Reynolds Zeller and Robert also mentioned.
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Albert Doppler
Monroe
Lawrence Karlen
Paul Schulz
Browntown
Karlens
R. W. Woelffer
Lake Mills
Watertown
Jack Marty
Belleville
Dave Brink
Vernon
Robert Holcomb Sr
Henry C. Klassy
New Glarus
Fred Wild
M. E. Lynn
Bragan Seeks New Color Uniforms for Braves
Milwaukee manager Bobby Bragan on a Tuesday night radio show urged brighter colors for the Braves, criticizing the current drab gray and white uniforms. General manager John McHale dismissed the idea of flashy outfits and said no cheerleaders would be used. he also announced ongoing screening for new radio announcers. Bragan discussed lineup possibilities with Eddie Mathews as leadoff, Lee Maye second, and Henry Aaron third, followed by Felipe Alou and either Joe Torre or Ed Bailey.
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Milwaukee
Bobby Bragan
Milwaukee Braves
Braves
John McHale
Bragan
McHale
Eddie Mathews
Lee Maye
Henry Aaron
Felipe Alou
Joe Torre
Ed Bailey
Local visits and social notes from Wisconsin sites
Wittenwyler and Kubly families hosted and visited in Madison Monroe Janesville and New Glarus with Mr and Mrs Willis Babler James Zweifel Dwight Zweifel and families noted. In Los Angeles NFLPA president Pete Retzlaff said no criticism followed the group’s recommendation to reinstate suspended players Paul Hornung and Alex Karras.
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Los Angeles
Pete Retzlaff
National Football League Players Association
Paul Hornung
Alex Karras
Meier Honored By Area Firemen
Freddie Meier was reelected fire chief at the annual meeting in the remodeled Fire Station. Cletus Bainbridge, secretary, and Myron Meythaler, treasurer, were also reelected. Robert Homb named assistant chief. Bainbridge and Arthur Olson to foreman roles. Four new applications approved. Meier received a plaque for 15 years of service. No fire runs or losses reported. rescue unit fully equipped. A New York State survey notes no clear superiority of either reading method.
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South Wayne
Freddie Meier
Cletus Bainbridge
Myron Meythaler
Robert Homb
Bainbridge
Arthur Olson
Fire Department
Randall School District Meeting To Be Jan 29
A public meeting on the disposition of Randall school district in Rock County is set for Wednesday January 29 at Orfordville high school. Attending are Rock and Green County school committees and the Brodhead and Orfordville boards. Some Randall students attend Brodhead or Orfordville classes. Mrs John Lahy Brodhead appealed to Circuit Court in 1960 for proper disposition. Kenneth J Sayre chaired the meeting.
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Brodhead
Randall
Rock County
Orfordville High School
Rock and Green County
Orfordville
Randall School
John Lahy
Kenneth J. Sayre
Haile Selassie Accepts Khrushchev Invite to Visit Soviet Union
Emperor Haile Selassie accepts Premier Khrushchev's invitation to visit the Soviet Union. The itinerary date remains unannounced and no timetable is given.
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Addis Ababa
Haile Selassie
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
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