Wisconsin University outlines 4 million athletic facility plan
Stuhldreher, UW athletic director, said the athletic board completed a program to spend nearly 4 million dollars on campus facilities. It includes a new arena with boxing, wrestling, handball and a 3,000-seat exhibition swimming pool, plus an ice plan to convert the fieldhouse for hockey. Construction could start when materials and labor are available, with funding awaiting the next legislative session in 1947.
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Dreher
University of Wisconsin
Stuhldreher
Board of Regents
Goodland
Bowling League Major Honor Roll Report by Team Totals
Bowling women posted major honor scores across venues including Goetz Theater Rees Construction and Monroe Hotel. Edna Leiser led with 451 while Louise Dannerbeck and Leona Grunewald posted 447 each and other teammates posted 400s. Team totals reached 2 016 to 2 177 with handicaps added.
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Edna Leiser
Louise Dannerbeck
Leona Grunewald
Inez Kubly
Goetz
E. Jones
Margaret Kundert
Edna Bokemeier
Agnes Becker
Eddie's Tavern
Bun Miller
Leone Loveland
Monroe
Wilma Wenger
Anna Deininger
Frances Moritz
Rees Construction
Myrtle Fritz
Sylvia Bennett
Lulu Rees
Wilma Lengacher
Alma Redman
Snyffer and
Snively
Merle Erickson
Ruth Amstutz
Alice Forbes
Vi Snyder
Ave
Crystal Tower
Louise Ruf
Doris Robb
Minnie Figs
Kate Yost
Monroes Triumph and 1945 Grid Squad Feted At Dinner
The week highlighted Monroes win streak and a 1945 top squad honored by city fans at a Eugene hotel dinner. Rev. Alvin Rabehl, toastmaster, quipped about Tom Ransdell’s Illinois team. Wurtzell teased Wuetnrich in a magician’s act as Monroe’s team seeks 14th straight win versus Stoughton, with Cheesmakes aiming to rebound after a ragged showing.
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Monroe
Champengers
Eugene
Alvin C. Rabehl
Tom Ransdell
Illinois
They Deserve Recognition After Canceled Event
The failed appearance by Don Hutson Tuesday night canceled the only entertainment for younger squad members still aiming for varsity status. These players stayed faithful in practice and deserve some form of commendation.
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Don Hutson
Steinbacher American Legion Baseball Trophy Shown in Monroe
The Third District Award Baseball trophy arrived in Monroe yesterday. The Steinbacher trophy features a gold plated batter figure and is on display at Wisconsin Power and Light. It honors the district American Legion for the largest percentage increase in junior Legion baseball teams in 1945.
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Joseph Sauer
Warrington
Monroe
Steinbacher American Legion
Wisconsin Power and Light Company
American Legion
Second District Sees Seven Teams Competing for Trophy
The third district includes seven teams from Monroe Platteville Darlington and Madison with Madison contributing four baseball nines. The trophy is passed annually among district contenders in a year to year rotation.
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Monroe
Platteville
Darlington
Madison
Injury jinx strikes Monroe as key players hurt
Monroe basketball faces uncertainty after Dick Wainwright sprains a right ankle in scrimmage while Jack Calder battles illness and Paul Mueller fights a mouth infection. A Stoughton visit looms with top of the league at stake and 300 seats reserved for Monroe fans, split equally between students and adults.
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Monroe
Dick Wainwright
Jack Calder
Paul Mueller
Stoughton
Wainwright
Vikings
E. O. Evans
Monroe Superintendent of Schools
Stu
College Basketball Scores Outline
Ohio State beat Pittsburg 43 to 33 and Western Michigan defeated Camp Grant 56 to 54. Chanute Field fell 47 to Camp Atterbury 39 as Indiana State posted 58 over Central Normal 34 and Bowling Green 63 over Findlay 33.
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Ohio State
Pittsburg
Western Michigan
Camp Grant
Chanute Field
Camp Atterbury
Indiana State
Central
Ind
3 Record Team The Cheesemakers Seek Perfect Season
The Cheesemakers boast a 59.8 points per game average and lead the Southern 10, standing undefeated in southern Wisconsin. A loss to Stoughton could drop them into a tie for first place with the Vikings.
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Cheesemakers
Stoughton
Vikings
Wisconsin
Monticello Tops State Line Standings with Glarus Win
Monticello defeated New Glarus 54 to 27 in a State Line playoff game, cementing first place at 5-1. Henry Stiner 18, Jake Underholzner 16, and Duane Erickson 15 led the scoring. New Glarus fell to 6-2, with Belleville Albany and Blanchardville tied at 5-2 for third. Monticello faces Brodhead next.
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Blanchardville
New Glarus
Monticello
Henry Stiner
Jake Underholzner
Duane Erickson
Giant Killers
Knots
Janesville Bluebirds face tougher tests in Big Eight
Janesville remains No. 1 in the unofficial poll but faces stronger late season challenges as Big Eight play heats up. In nine games Janesville has 381 points averaging 42 1 3 per game while opponents total 336 averaging 37 1 3. Friday they host Madison East, the second place team with 63 points and 326 for and 273 against, a similar six point margin per game.
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Janesville
Bluebirds
Madison East
East
Monroe Beefs Up Lineup For Local Basketball Showdown
Monroe's American Legion basketball squad touts a starting five including Howie Olsen Duke Etter Blondie Swartz South Wayne's Butts and Butch Henning. The locals boast an average at least 200 pounds per player raising expectations for the opener.
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Monroe
Beef Trust
American Legion
Howie Olsen
Duke Etter
Blondie Swartz
South Wayne
Butch Henning
Record List 399 Ball Players for 1946 AL White Sox Lead
New York and Chicago baseball reports show the American League roster bulge due to returning war veterans. The Chicago White Sox head the list with 60 players, followed by the Yankees, Browns, and Tigers, amid wartime career interruptions and planned 31 day roster trims.
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White Sox
Outfit
Chicago
New York
Chicago White Sox
New York Yankees
St. Louis Browns
Detroit Tigers
Philadelphia Athletics
Cleveland Indians
Washingtr Senators
Boston Reds
Pitt Assistants Resign on Return of Clark Shaughnessy
Pittsburgh plea for stability as three Pitt assistant coaches Hartwig Hoel and Olean resign if Clark Shaughnessy returns as head coach next season. A November effort to quit was revived, with no word from Shaughnessy of leaving. he vows to stay and win. Northwestern extends Lynn Waldorf contract to three years.
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Pittsburgh
University of Pittsburgh
Charles
Doc) Hartwig
Bobby Hoel
Stan Olean
James Hagan
Clark Shaughnessy
Hagan
Faculty Committee On
Shaughnessy
Pitt
Cheddar Matters Debated on Premiums and Definitions
In Cheddar the assembly discussed three issues including a larger premium for small style cheese and changes to the assembly allowance and definition of assembler. Purchasers other than processors may face moisture premium payments. A large dinner followed noting a 25th wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Johnson with many attendees listed.
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Cneddar
OPA
CCC
CPA
Washington
DPMA
Daniel Johnson
Thomas Hermanson
Rudy Schraepfer, Jr
Donna Rae
Chester Johnson
Charlene
Rachel Weeks
Harold Kubly
Ensemble
Ben Peterson
Lloyd
Bernard
Maynard
Delbert
Irma Colden
Grace
Betty Shus
Ben Brusveen
Mae
Shirley
Clinton
Marvin
A. Marty
Norman Voss
Harry Nelson
Ben Severson
Art Moen
Ed Miller
Milford Venden
Victor Haugen
Walter
Helga Johnson
Robert Bollerud
Lester Johnson
Ed Duffy
Everett Burreson
Olga Moen
Ole Hendrickson
Tony Hendrickson
Kelmer Hendricks
Maya
Stanley
Gilman Severson
Gilma
Gladys
Rudy
Community Notes From West Allis And Nearby
A reception for Nev and Mrs Mentor Kujatte of West Allis was hosted at St Peter's Lutheran. Rev Kujatte, son of West Allis residents, studied at New Ulm, Northwestern and Luther Theological Seminary. he and Miss Margaret Ixaercher wed at St Mark’s Watertown. Also listed are visits by Miss Ann Olmstead and Miss Edna Paulson, airport opening by William Earleywine near the city, Mrs Bertha Williams’ Madison trip, Mr and Mrs R W Horne visit to Dubuque to see Paul on terminal leave, 5000 USO scrapbooks distributed in December, Junior Contract Club honors, and a Monroe meeting called for a recreational school on February 23.
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Alfred Rhyner
Kujatte
West Allis
St. Peter's Lutheran Church
New
Uims College
Minn
Northwestern College
Watertown
Lutheran ‘Theological Seminary
Thien- Ville
Margaret Ixaercher
Kdjatte
Bertha Williams
Madison
Schuetze
R. W. Horne
Dubuque
Paul
Okinawa
J. Mitchell
USO
Unclaimed Funds Report Filed With Wisconsin Secretary of State
The First National Bank of Monroe reports names of persons who on January 1 last past left deposits or property valued at ten dollars or more and have not dealt with those funds for ten years by making deposits withdrawals or claims.
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Madison
Wisconsin
First National Bank of
Monroe
Notice of Unclaimed Deposit After Ten Years
A public notice dated January 29 1946 states a deposit and related property remain unclaimed for over ten years. Readers with knowledge of the depositor or potential claimants should contact the subscribing officer.
Local Visitors Stop by Cavanaugh and Knorr Homes
Mr and Mrs Harold Schraepfer and Mrs Fred Knorr with daughter Mary Ruth Lincoln Ned stop at the John Cavanaugh and J A Knorr homes in a brief visiting social noted by the town.
Plan to Smooth Out Dairy Production Peaks and Valleys
This column advises dairy farmers to even out milk output year round by breeding open heifers now for next fall freshening, scheduling breeding dates for steady calving, and improving grazing. It warns of heel flies and hooping fly damage, offering a derris powder wash treatment, plus cooling milk to 60 degrees F and protecting against freezing with red flannel.
DDT Featured In Kraftsman November Issue
The Kraftsman article explains DDT as a new product with the latest information. Readers can obtain the November December issue by writing to 500 Peshtigo Chicago 90 ir for a free copy.
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Chicago
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