Cheesemen Face Sun Prairie Again in Big Conference Clash
Monroe Cheesemakers rest with a bye then travel to Sun Prairie for a rematch in a nine team league. The season’s first Sun Prairie appearance featured Monroe winning 88 to 66 led by Buchholtz 28 and Burington 17.
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Monroe Cheesemakers
Sun Prairie
Monroe
Wisconsin High
Loop
Cheesemakers
Cardinals
Bob (Bucky) Buchholtz
Keith Burington
Jim Bidlingmaier
Tom Mitchell
Paul Jesberger
Cardinal
Don Hunt
Neil Borchert
Stoughton
Dan Moeser
Moeser
Buchholtz
Jim Dearth
den Hunt
Borchert
Jesberger
Mitchell
Monona Grove
Jefferson
Jefferson’s
Edgerton
Ft. Atkinson
Middleton
Wisconsin
Sunday Visits and Local Guests Share Weekend
Mrs Glen E Bolender of Orangeville reports visitors from Hillsdale Monroe Freeport Janesville and Lena among others. Families including the Heck Matzke Kohl Wolfe and Brinkman Hagerman Johnson groups spent Sundays with relatives and friends. Memorial hospital notes mention Walter Pinnow's return and Mrs Gelter's surgery.
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Harold Smith
Hillsdale
Orville Obert
Gilbert Abraham
Forrest Slick
Kent
Allie Barrett
Monroe
Edna Kohl
Oscar Wolfe
Ronald Heck
Kathy Miley
Rockford
Vera Heck
Jesse Matzke
Sam Matzke
Green County
Glen Bolender
Henry Brinkman
Charles Hagerman
Freeport
Eddie Johnson
Janesville
Walter Pinnow
Freeport Memorial Hospital
Ray Gelter
Rent that room through Classified ads in The Monroe Evening Times
Readers can find room rental listings in The Monroe Evening Times classified section. Ads offer available rooms, rental terms, contact details, and neighborhood options.
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Monroe Evening Times
Kimberly Heads Big Sixteen List
Kimberly tops the Big Sixteen ratings with a 9 0 mark leading La Crosse Central Kenosha Eau Claire Memorial Milwaukee North and other undefeated teams in Wisconsin high school basketball rankings for 1964. Manston leads the Little Sixteen with 8 0, followed by Valders 10 0 and Wausaukee 9 1 as ranked entries in the small schools group.
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Madison
Kimberly
Manston
la Crosse Central
Kenosha
Eau Claire Memorial
Milwaukee North
Manitowoc
Dodgeville
Valders
Wausaukee
Weyauwega
Spencer
Racine Park
Rhinelander
Appleton
Menasha
Merrill
Surplus Corn Sales Down by Half in 63
Washington government sales of corn from sur plus stocks ran slightly less than half the volume of a year ago from Oct 1 to Jan 3 totaling 66 million bushels versus 149 million in the prior year. The drop is mainly due to privately owned feed grains available at prices at or below the government's minimum sales price.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Wisconsin nine state colleges to graduate 617 students
Madison Wisconsin nine state colleges will hold graduation exercises this month for 617 students including 391 certified as teachers, announced by the state college office.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Raiders sign Don Green from Susquehanna University
The Oakland Raiders announce the signing of Don Green a 6 foot 200 pound back from Susquehanna University. He was the AFL club's fifth draft choice.
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Oakland
Calif
Oakland Raiders
Don Green
Susquehanna University
Flying Finn Nurmi eyes Anzac runners in Tokyo Olympic run
Paavo Nurmi recalls his 1920s track triumphs and predicts strong showings from Anzac runners in the 1964 Tokyo Olympics. He questions Soviet dominance in distance events, citing physique and training as key factors, and names potential contenders for 1500 and 5000 meters.
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New York
Paavo Nurmi
Nurmi
America
United States
Boston
Finland
Peter Snell
New Zealand
Michel Jazy
France
Jazy
Jim Beatty
Paavo
Ron Clarke
LBJ Welcomes Back Davis Cup Team at White House
President Johnson hosted the Davis Cup winners at the White House in Washington. He praised the team for pursuing excellence and noted a tennis court exists behind the White House. Attendees included Chuck McKinley Dennis Ralston Marty Riessen Bob Kelleher and Edward A Turville with Trinity University ties highlighted.
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Washington
Johnson
United States
White House
Chuck McKinley
Dennis Ralston
Marty Riessen
Bob Kelle
Gene Scott
McKinley
Eisenhower
Pauline Betz Addie
U.S
Texas Court Upholds Estes Swindle Conviction
The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals affirms Billie Sol Estes swindling conviction and eight year sentence. Estes has 15 days to seek a rehearing. the court is Texas' highest criminal appeals court.
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Austin
Tex
Texas Court of Criminal Appeals
Billie Sol Estes
West Texas
Estes
Texas
Tippit Fund Donors To Enjoy Tax Break
The IRS says donors to the Tippit family fund can deduct their gifts on their income tax returns. Tippit was killed during the Kennedy era, and Dallas police noted the shooting as he tried to arrest Lee Harvey Oswald. The fund, a non profit, has grown beyond $600,000, and gifts to the family are not taxed.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Service
Dallas
J. D. Tippit
Tippit
Lee Harvey Oswald
John F. Kennedy
Six Women Post Honor Counts Here
Six women posted honor counts in the latest bowling action across Women Major and Ladies Minor leagues. Ev Jacobs led the Major with 518, Frieda Wuetrich 500, and Dorothy Krug topped the Minor with 454 and a 178 game. Team results and other high scores are listed for KC Cadiz, Keglerette, and local clubs.
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Ev Jacobs
Jackie Smith
Leona Gruenewald
Mary Ann Haberman
Frieda Wuetrich
Frieda Swiggum
Swiggum
Mrs. Haberman
Ester Kubly
Dorothy Krug
Bernard Lee
KC Cadiz
Mike Hyland
Ted Falk
Eagles
Clark
John Deere
Kubly Transfer
Swiss Wheel
Ludlow Bar
Monroe Cold Storage
Marty’s Dairy
Commercial Bank
Gerondale Insurance
Swiss Colony
Don’s Standard Service
Stauffacher Construction
Radke Studio
Lynne Kubly
Darlene Flannery
Jean Monte
Ruth Zumbach
Cramer Funeral Home
Baumgartner’s Cheese Store
Henze Insurance
MacGinnins Co
Sportsmen Bar
Bob’s Market
Kc-Cadiz
Don Schoenick
Harold Miller
Marty Deignan
Riverside Tap
Roy’s Dairy
Rambler
Monroe
Carter
Gruenewald
Huber’s
Agrico
North Central Gas
Clark Implement
Monticello Social Notes Describe Local Visits
John Hagen of Wild Rose spent overnight with grandmother Mrs Nellie Zweifel and traveled to Madison with her. Mrs Mabel Rhyner of Albany visited sister Mrs Zweifel. Mr and Mrs Stillman Huntley took granddaughter Margaret Huntley to Ft Atkinson to visit her parents. Edward and Eloise Wettach of Belleville visited grandparents the Stillman Huntleys.
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John Hagen
Wild Rose
Nellie Zweifel
Edward
Eloise Wettach
Belleville
Stillman Huntleys
Auction bridge first noted in Times letter
On this date in 1903 a letter to the London Times mentioned auction bridge, a card game that originated in India. Other historical notes include France recognizing U S independence in 1778 and Carole Lombard's death in 1942.
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Associated Press
London Times
India
France
United States
Carole Lombard
Soviet Union
Vietnam
Atomic Energy Commission
U.S. Court of Appeals For
Clemson College of
South Carolina
Clemson
Texas Coach Royal withdraws from Oklahoma job consideration
Darrell Royal, the Texas football coach, clearly indicated on Thursday that he would not be a candidate to replace Bud Wilkinson at the University of Oklahoma. The statement ends speculation about Royal moving to Norman.
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Austin
Tex
Texas
Darrell Royal
Bud Wilkinson
University of Oklahoma
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Gratiot
Iron River
Gale - Ettrick
DeForest
Goodman
Pardeeville
Independence
Orfordville
Green Lake
LBJ
Texas Appeal Court
Uf’s
Mid-America
Ev Jacobs Rolls High
Monticello
O. D. Curtis
The
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Dodge
Monroe Sales CO
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