Five Honor Series Hit in Single Night
Monroe bowling report details top honors across men and women. Ralph Phillips and Al Wuetrich led men with 617 and 608. Inez Kubly topped the Goetz Theater women with 537, followed by Ann Deininger 521 and Gert Van Voast 508. Other league leaders include Ozora Thorp 539 and Sid Brostuen 450 in Cadiz and Keglerettes standings across multiple clubs.
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Monroe
Harvey’s Tavern
Phillips
Weutrich
Inez Kubly
Goetz Theater
Crystal Tower
Eddie’s Tavern
Ay Snively
Snyder
Eugene
Rees Construction
Ann Deininger
Gert van Voast
Don Gehrmann Sets Fast Practice Mile Record
Don Gehrmann from Wisconsin, a Big Nine mile champion, announces his intent for the Wanamaker mile at the Madison Square Garden meet on January 29. In a practice run at the armory, he clocked 4 minutes 6.1 seconds for a mile, the fastest ever on those boards. He also recently posted 9:25 for two miles and 1:55.1 for the half mile.
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Madison
Don Gehrman
Wisconsin
Yesty
Madison Square Garden
Gehrmann
Armory
Badger
Chuck Fenske
Wallace Triplett Signs with Detroit Lions
The Detroit Lions announce the signing of Wallace Triplett, Penn State halfback. The veteran back joins a backfield mix as the team strengthens its offense for the upcoming season.
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Penn Star
Detroit
Detroit Lions
National Football League Today
Wallace Triplett
Penn State
St Norbert Knights Hold Off Ripon For 62 57 Victory
St Norbert's basketball team defeated Ripon 62 to 57 in a hard fought game. The Green Knights led 35 to 21 at halftime and withstood a late rally to seal the win.
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ST. Norbert
Ripon
Green Knights
Tremblechins Department Clears Files Yesterday
Workers in Tremblechins department completed a routine file purge yesterday, removing outdated records and organizing documents for future reference. No injuries reported.
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Tremblechins Department
Dodgers and Rockets eye draft talks halted by legality
ACC executive session planned to decide the Dodgers and Chicago Rockets matter. Lindheimer notes the session as possible. Bell says a mutual draft or salary cap by the two leagues would be illegal.
Wisconsin Women Bowlers Open 30th State Tourney
Madison Wisconsin hosts the 30th annual Women’s State Kegling Tourney with $34,482 in prizes. A large field competes over 14 weeks across classes A through E and boosters, with entries totaling hundreds in singles, doubles, and team events. Connie Schwoegler of Madison will roll the opening ball before 12 booster teams begin play.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Connie Schwoegler
Cubs Sign Mort Cooper Veteran Pitcher Returns to NL Ball
The Chicago Cubs announced yesterday the signing of Mort Cooper formerly with the St. Louis Cardinals. Cooper, 34, retired last year with the Giants and believes his arm is healthy. He weighed 205 pounds and appeared in three World Series with the Cardinals.
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Chicago
Chicago Cubs
Mort Cooper
St. Louis Cardinal
New York Giants
Cooper
Cardinals
Skaters Ice Rink To Open At City Church
The ice rink at the Methodist church will open tomorrow for grade school beginners. Lawrence Kitchen city recreation director announced it will be open during daytime hours only for young skaters.
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The
Methodists Church
Lawrence Kitchen
AAC Conference To Continue Play Amid League Rift
The All-America Conference will continue as an eight team circuit after a four hour meeting in Chicago. AAC chairman Benjamin Lindheimer said no merger talks with the NFL had been arranged and no peace talks were requested. NFL commissioner Bert Bell indicated no peace overtures had been received.
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Chicago
National Football League
Stevens Hotel
Blackstone
National League Nabobs
Benjamin F. Lindheimer
All-America’s
AAC
National League
Bert Be
NFL
Brooklyn
Home Rule To Guard Deer Proposed in Bill
Northern Wisconsin legislators seek home rule to shield young deer. Bills would block conservation commissions from establishing seasons on non buck deer without county approval. Assemblyman Zellinger and Senator Kreuger offer similar measures. Opponents say the bills weaken state control and endanger the department’s authority.
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Madison
Wisconsin
The
Conservation Commission
Assemblyman
Zellinger
Rphillips
Kreuger
R-Merrill
Conservation Department
Svendsen Interview Sheds Light on Wisconsin Coaching Move
George Svendsen of Minnesota faces the Wisconsin head coaching credential test as the Badger board weighs him against Brown's Charles Engle. Engle praised as original in coaching and eyeing a wing offense, with Brown on a three year deal and 20-19-4 in five Providence seasons. Engle plans to depart for the East after the interview while Wilkinson and Williamson are also in contention.
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Madison
George Svendsen
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Green Bay Packers
Charles
Rip) Engle
Brown
Badger Athletic Board
Harry Stuhldreher
Svendsen
Oregon
Bernie Bierman
Antigo
Wis
Iowa Seahawks
Bierman
Gopher
Newsmen
William B. Sarles
Athletic Board
Engle
Providence
East
Bud) Wilkinson
Oklahoma
Ivan
Red) Williamson
Lafayette
Monticello Social Notes Reach Many Nearby Homes
Sunday gatherings and weekend visits fill the Monticello area as Mr. and Mrs. Curtis host guests from Beloit and Monroe. Numerous families travel for dinners, hospital stays, and family time with relatives in Madison Milwaukee New Glarus and Winslow.
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Robert Wagner
Beloit
O. D. Curtis
J. P. Zweifel
Milwaukee
Thomas Hagen
Ira Holcomb
Edwin Wilde
Monroe
H. A. Becker
Arents
H. Heesy
New Glarus
Jack Arnold
Whitewater
Wilbert Marty
Whitewater State Teachers College
Albert Marty
Frank Riese
William Erb
William
Clifford Riese
Alien
Mary Ann
Pleasant
Fred Haldiman
James
Fred Haldiman Sr
Dorothy Stauffacher
Conrad Stauffacher
James Knoblauch
Cambridge
Bertha Keller
Hazel Kundert
Bernard Biederman
Dennis
Freeport
Ida Schenk
Kenneth Holcomb
Madison
Richard
Mary Ann Blum
John G. Blum
Harold J. Blum
St. Mary’s Hospital
Russell Meyers
C. M. Stauffer
Albert Knobel
Lena Babler
Bruce Babler
Winslow
Bernice Schneider
Wisconsin Rapids
Arthur Escher
J. W. Barlow
Fred Hirshbrunner
Darlington
Christ Ygussi
Charlies Gollackson
Natalie Burgy
Sophie Wyss
Lou
Is Wyss
Reginald Duerst
Herman
Babler
Jean
Allan
Phillips Papes
Phillip
Chicago
Forrest Babler
Dayton Rens Rally To Clip Oshkosh 67 To 55
The Dayton Rens overcame an early deficit to defeat Oshkosh 67 to 55 before a crowd of about 3,000. Oshkosh built a 23 to 12 lead before the Rens tightened defensively and pulled away in the National Basketball League tilt.
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Oshkosh
Appleton
Dayton Rens
Oshkoshuilt
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Sid’s Beauty Shop
Modern Club
Rollie’s Standard Service
First National
Lanz Insurance
Montgomery Electric
Sid Brostuen
Otilla Greub
Erna Klassy
Betty Treloar
Kathryn Ball
Blatz
Snack Bar
VFW
Cadiz
Duffy’s
Corn Pickers
Hayseeds
Ganshert’s
D-X
Trumpy’s Duffy
South Wayne
Buckeyes
Ozora Thorp
E. Thorp
R. Guttmer
G. Allen
Laverne Boeck
Don Gehrmann
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Buttings
Bowes
Thanx
Hatlo
Washington
Bank of
Monticello
First National Bank
Mon
Roe
Werner Hefly
Herald and
Thelma Lehnherr
18Th Avenue
Chaser
Ernie's Tavern
Visist
Monarch
Monarch Electric Range
Wisconsin Power and Light Company
Sponsored
Goetz
Germany
MGM
Jormila N Novotna Es
Fri. Goetz
Robert Louis Stevenson
Black Arrow
Louis Hayward
Starrett
Martin’s Sporting Goods
Oldsmobile
Ana AL
Green County Auto Co
Monroe, Wis
Shep
Naveen
Sotice
Jerry Donohue
Frank Agbuehler
Soleman
Zenno Gorder
Jerry Donahue Engineering Co
Engr
Sheboygan, Wisconsin
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