Millie Boyer Shines With 552 Honor Count In Bowing Night
Millie Boyer leads Women’s Major with a 552 series and 204 game amid strong showings from Mary Ann Haberman 516 and Helen Hayes 503. Sam Regula posts 236 high for the men, with Wally Speich at 591 series and Don Prien 565 in mixed events across multiple league standings.
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Millie Boyer
Salee
Peer
Mary Ann Haberman
Helen Hayes
Mrs. Boyer
Barbara Wyss
Wally Speich
Sam Regula
Bernard Wiegel
KC Cadiz
Don Prien
Jackie Smith
Frieda Wuetrich
Ludlow Bar
Swiss Wheel
Clark's
Monroe Cold
Kubly
Eagles
Helen Haye
Keglerette
Lydia Ramussen
Vi Kuban
Mary Diegnan
Mardell Holyoke
Swiss Colony
Gerondale Insurance
Mary Parriott
Wanda Schramm
Cramer Funeral Home
Henze Insurance
Bob’s Market
Baumgartner’s
McGinnis Co
Sportsmen
Lou Hackle
Dewey Worseth
Gerald Zublke
Bob Smith
Muelle
Clinic Pharmacy
Kiwanis
Weasel’s
J. Marcos
Schlitz
Kc-Cadiz
Arnold Imoberstag
Otto Erzinger
Irvin Phillips
Clark Implement
Riverside Tap
Hubers
Carter and Gruenewald
Rambler of
Monroe
North Central Gas
Roy’s Sanitary Dairy
Agrico
Browntown Socials andVisits Reported Across Counties
Mmes. Ella Lehman and Harold Baltzer of Monroe joined Janesville visitors this Sunday. Mrs. Goldie Rigney visits relatives in Sturgeon Bay. Milo Rundle of Argyle and his brother-in-law and sister John and Mrs. Roethlisberger were tied at an event. Mrs. W. G. Mau of Monroe hosted a family Sunday. Mrs. Jane Mason of Woodford visited sister Mrs. Julia Pickett. Mrs. James Perdue of Woodford and Mrs. Mau attended the Brodhead Methodist sub-district council. Dale Young and family had Sunday dinner with her mother, Mrs. Laura McNair in Brodhead. Rev. and Mrs. Hans C. Jersild of South Wayne visited. Mrs. Ella Leh and Mr. and Mrs. Lee VanMeter hosted Saturday with Mrs. Macie Ross of Darlington. Mr. and Mrs. Ward Merritt also noted.
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Mmes
Ella Lehman
Keith Christensen
Harold Baltzer
Monroe
Janesville
Goldie Rigney
Sturgeon Bay
Milo Rundle
Argyle
John Roethlisberger
W. G. Mau and Sons
M. W. Miller
Jane Mason
Woodford
Julia Pickett
James Perdue
Theda Mau
Brodhead
Dale Young
Laura McNair
Hans C. Jersild
South Wayne
Ella Leh
Lee VanMeter
Macie Ross
Darlington
Man
Ward Merritt
Deadline Extended For Finleys Talks
Finley and Kansas City clash over a stadium lease for the Athletics as a two week league extension follows his rejection of city proposals. He says he would risk bankruptcy for more than two years while the city demands at least a four year deal to win back fans. League votes blocked a move to Louisville and court action looms if a lease is not signed by Feb. 15. Finley then secured a commitment to play in Oakland if approved, but no new meeting or proposals were set.
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Kansas
Charles
Finley
Athletics
Louisville
Kansas City
Joe Cronin
Louis Nizer
Oakland
Midwest Skate Meet Draws Record Entries
More than 400 entries have been received for the 9th annual Midwest Open speed skating championships on Fowler Lake this weekend. Senior men's leader is Neil Blatchford, 18, Lake Forest Illinois, who won the national title last Sunday at St Paul. Challenging him are Dick Wurster of New York and Brian Schmitzer, second and third in the national outdoor meet.
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Uconomowoc
Fowler Lake
Neil Blatchford
Lake Forest
St. Paul
Minn
Blatchford
Dick Wurster
New York
Brian Schmitzer
Juda, Orangeville Win in Adult Basketball League Actions
Freddie Feldt scored 28 points to spark Juda cagers to a 75 29 win over Monroe Teachers. Heeren and Coplien led HC to a 56 47 triumph over Swiss Colony. Orangeville beat Roger Sheese 60 37 as Barker and Blankenhorn led with seven and six points respectively. Upcoming games include Swiss Colony vs Juda at 7 pm Heeren and Coplien vs Orangeville at 8 pm and Roger Cheese vs Teachers at 9 pm.
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Freddie Feldt
Juda Cagers
Monroe Teachers
Dave Stauffacher
Heeren
Coplien
Swiss Colony
Orangeville
Roger Sheese
Feldt
Buttke
al Preuti
Jerry Jordan
Marty Diegnan
Gary Ruge
Ralph Neale
Juda
Stauffacher
Jerry Dwyer
Duane Vorseth
Bill Tuescher
Jerry Coplien
Bob Liestikow
Steve Wood
Ron Klemm
Larry Lancaster
Barker
Blankenhorn
Marcum
Wichman
Elmer
Duke Phillips
Roger Cheese
Don Dunaway
Terry Wenger
Teachers
Former Coach Stricken at 59
MILWAUKEE Tom E. Stidham age 59 died Wednesday in a Milwaukee hospital from a cerebral hemorrhage. Stidham coached Marquette football from 1941 to 1945 and later assisted Buffalo and Baltimore in the All-America Conference and with the Green Bay Packers. A Checotah Oklahoma native, he played tackle at Haskell Institute from 1924 to 1926.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Tom E. Stidham
Marquette
Wisconsin
Stidham
Buffalo
Baltimore
Green Bay Packers
Checotah
Okla
Kenosha Leads Big Sixteen In Wisconsin Hoops Ratings
Kenosha tops the Big Sixteen at 13-0 after a 101-72 Beloit win as Eau Claire Memorial and La Crosse Central tumble from the top. Dodgeville sits fifth with 10-0, Mauston tops the Little Sixteen at 11-0, and Wausaukee is second in the Little Sixteen with 12-1.
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Madison i
Kenosha
Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association
WIAA
Beloit
Red Devils
Kimberly
la Crosse Central
Central
Eau Claire Memorial
la Crosse Logan
Eau Claire
Milwaukee North
Menasha
Dodgeville
Mauston
Little Sixteen
Wausaukee
Thorp
Spencer
Valders
Nau Claire Memorial
Wauwatosa East
Appleton
Milwaukee King
Monona Grove
Rhinelander
Columbus
Superior East
Algoma
Cumberland
Illinois Increases Football Ticket Price to Five
Champaign Illinois University of Illinois raises top football ticket price from four fifty to five dollars for next fall games. The move standardizes the basic price at five dollars under Big Ten approval reached Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Champaign, Ill
University of Illinois
Tobacco Sponsors Drop Dodgers Tilts
NEW YORK The American Tobacco Co said it is likely it will not sponsor Los Angeles Dodgers baseball radio broadcasts next season. A spokesman denied motives tied to the U S surgeon general's report on smoking as a health risk. Union Oil Co, co sponsor, said American Tobacco left because of the report. American Tobacco noted its withdrawal aims to avoid promoting ice to youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodgers
New York
American Tobacco Co
Los Angeles Dodgers
U.S
Surgeon General’s Committee
Los Angeles
Union Oil Co
American Tobacco
Today in History highlights major world events
On this date in 1799 Congress passed the Logan Act to bar private citizens from diplomatic talks without authorization. Other notes include Charles I beheaded in 1649, Andrew Jackson assassination attempt in 1835, FDR born 1882, Gandhi assassinated 1948, and recent political space and European issues through the years.
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Associated Press
Congress
George Logan
France
Charles I
England
United States
Andrew Jackson
Washington
South Carolina
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Hyde Park
N.Y
India
Mohandas K. Gandhi
Fanfani
Chamber of Deputies
U.S
Russia
Harold Macmillan
Charles de Gaulle
Europe
Britain
Finland Wins Ski Race Title at Innsbruck Olympic Meet
Eero Maentyranta of Finland won the 30 kilometer ski race at the ninth Winter Olympics in Innsbruck with a time of 1 hour 30 minutes 50.7 seconds. Harald Groenningen of Norway took second, Igor Voronchikhin of the Soviet Union finished third, with Sweden's Sixten Jernberg fifth as 69 skiers from 18 nations competed under ideal, clear conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Innsbruck
Austria
Finland
Eero Maentyranta
Harald Groenningen
Seefeld
Monticello Social Notices From Regional Visits
Mrs C D Curtis notes Mr and Mrs Henry J Elmer were Sunday guests of Rolland Millers in Orangeville. Mr and Mrs Fred Stauffer and Misses Anna and Sophia Benty in Monroe Tuesday. Jacob WittenwYler and son Bob visited Ralph Crawford and family in Rockford Sunday. Donald Karlen of Madison and Lawrence Karlen hosted Sunday dinner. Herman Blum and Lydia Voegeli visited Robert Wild in New Glarus Tuesday. Voegli also visited son Dick Voegels. Mrs Julia Legler of Monroe visited Mrs Holcomb Sr and Rosa Legler Wednesday. In morning, Holcomb and Clarence Holcomb called at Fred Zweifel farm. Mrs C M Stauffer visited relatives in New Glarus Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry J. Elmer
Rolland Millers
Orange Tville
Fred Stauffer
Anna
Sophia Benty
Monroe
Jacob Wittenwyler
Bob
Ralph Crawford
Rockford
Donald Karlen
Madison
Lawrence Karlen
Herman Blum
Lydia Voegeli
Robert Wild
New Glarus
Juda By Mabel E Bauer
Rural Brodhead hosts birthday celebration for Mmes Ben Miller Juda Urban Miller and Oliver Miller with families and friends Attending were Urban Miller Janesville Catherine Norton Monroe Ben Miller Oliver Miller family Richard Becker Brodhead visited grandparents Wesley Grenzow Wayne Vanderbilt Monroe shoppers
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Harold Green
Brodhead
Lydia Marean
Ben Miller
Oliver Millers
Mmes
Juda
Urban Miller
Janesville
Oliver Miller
Catherine Norton
Monroe
Ben Millers
Richard Becker
Wesley Grenzow
Wayne Vanderbilt
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Mrs
BY Jimmy Hatlo
Midwest Skate Meet
Turner Hall
Win
Charlie Woods
Massey Harris
MMZ
New
Idea
Case Centennial
van Brunt
Poland
China
John Ammon
Eldon F. Schraepfer
A. P. Larson
James H. Gordon
Argyle State Bank
the Commercial & Savings Bank
F.D.I.C
Monroe, Wis
Green County
Weyauwega
Gratiot
Pardeeville
Frederic
Blair
Cedar Grove
Holmen
Waterloo
Green Lake
Iron River
Clinton
Windsor
Swiggum’s Beverage Depot
Sammy Eggum
Mis Orchestra
Mrs. Laverne Holcomb
Jeanette Peters
Fo Rae
Windsoir Ee Canadian
Canada
Monticello
C. D. Curtis
Mabel E. Bauer
Rath Research Farm
Creuzer Grain & Feed
America
Valiant
Chrysler Corporation
Chrysler Motors Corporation
Dearth Motors, Inc
17Th Ave
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