Mt Horeb Ends Monticello Run Toward UW Meet
Mt Horeb steady pressure and rebounding toppled Monticello 58 to 43 at Lake Mills advancing to face Report for a spot in the state finals. Harvey Elmer led Monticello with 12 points, while Mt Horeb's Winzenried and Emerson sparked the rallying attack as Cobb fell to Beloit 88-? in the other Lake Mills semifinal.
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Wisconsin
Mights
Monticello
Mt. Horeb
Lake Beloit
Cobb
Lake Mills
Report
Lake Mills Field House
Ponyisanyi
Norsemen
Harvey Elmer
Ponyicsanyi
Harvey
Bob Zweifel
Don Babler
Mi Monticello
Johnny Winzenried
Elmer
Winzenried
R Elmer
F Zweifel
F Babler
F Hefty
Schultze
Winzreid
Feller
O'Connor
F Anderson
F . Hustad
F Aronson
Revie
Shepherd
Knutson
Hansen
Smith
Parker
Pantaleo
G Schuler
McMillen
Andrews
Toedt
Holmes
Hamm
Whitcomb
Zemlicka
Fritsch
Heuer
Leix
Savarius
Haberson
Beloit
Bowlers Host Novel Recreation Night At Pleasure Bend
A new style bowling party drew couples from Juda and Twin Grove who paired off across alleys, rotating partners after each game. Scores featured high marks by Ed Flanagan and Leola Wuetrich among others with notable single totals by Esther Kubly and Marie Deininger. Local leagues reported mixed results across teams and clubs with prizes announced for top and lower performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasure Bend
Juda
Twin Grove
Messrs. and
Mines
Fred Gobeli
Flanagan
John Waeffler
John Wuetrich
Fred Oschsner
Edwin Mellenbrandt
Larry Swenson
Karl Brandenberg
William Wuetrich
Herbert Matzke
Ed Flanagan
Fred Gobels
Leola Wuetrich
Fred Gobel
Esther Kubly
Marie Deininger
H. Durgin
Grapefruit Loop Exhibition Opens for 1950 Season
Major league preseason action begins with 16 teams from Miami to California staging an 18 game inter league schedule. Indians and Giants clash in the longest series with games in Tucson and Phoenix. Cardinals versus Yankees in the Grapefruit League serves as a near world series preview at St Peters Al Lang field.
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Sampa
Citation
Ruth
Miami
Fla
Padena
Calif
Indians
Giants
Tucson
Phoenix
Cleveland
St. Peter
al Lang
Packers Plan Stock Sales Campaign Across Wisconsin
The Bay Packers announce a two week drive to sell capital stock in their reorganized football corporation starting April 12. L H Joannes, chairman of the stock sales committee, said a sales organization reaching into Wisconsin and Upper Michigan is being formed. Try Times Want Ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Eeee Aenearesn
Bay Packers
Football Corporation
L. H. Joannes
Joannes
Wisconsin
Upper Michigan
Indians Eye Top League Rank in 1950 Plan
Lou Boudreau, manager, says the Cleveland Indians aim for the pennant in 1950. He rejects settling for second or third, insisting the team will play to win and believes the club, with the same core players, is mentally and physically improved from last season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sueson
Ane
Lou Boudreau
Cleveland Indians
Boudreau
Indians
Rockford Heavy Wins Gloves Title in Chicago Showdown
Earl Sudduth of Rockford Illinois captured the heavyweight crown by halting Kirby Seals of Los Angeles in 1 17 of the opening round in the Golden Gloves title bout. Nate Brooks of Cleveland claimed the 112 pound title with a third round technical knockout over James Quinn of Los Angeles. Los Angeles led team standings with 23 points as the intercity meet shapes up for March 29 in Chicago where New York already has its squad.
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Chicago
New York
Chicago Stadium
Golden Golves
Nate Brooks
Cleveland
Earl Sudduth
Rockford
All
Sudduth
Kirby Seals
Los Angeles
van Leonard
Leonard
Brooks
John Adams High School
James Quinn
Nashville
Tenn
Dick Anderson
St. Louis
Toledo
Albert Cruz
Pies Glimore
James — Burroughs
Junior Perry
Jesse Brown
KINSMAN FASTERS Miami Beach top 20 cards omitted
George Kinsman Jr. of Three Lakes Wis. was not among the top 20 players turning in cards at the event in Miami Beach Fla.
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Kinsman
Miami Beach
Fla
George Kinsman Jr
Three Lakes
Wis
Upsets Mark Play In Sectional Meets
In a hectic high school sectional night Eau Claire toppled top seed Stevens Point 57 52 ending their title chase. Onalaska, Galesville, Kohler and several underdogs advanced with wins, while Monticello and Mt Horeb fell. Quarterfinal pairings set for Madison on March 16 featuring Kohler Madison West Eau Claire Westfield New London Two Rivers Rhinelander Superior Central Beloit Mt Horeb Hartford Wauwatosa.
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Ie Associated
Kress
Stevens Point
Eau Claire
Panthers
Abes
Rapids
Onalaska
Madison
Galesville
Tomah
Lunderdogs
Monticello
Mt. Horeb
Bloomer
Cornell
Shawano
Two Rivers
Tigerton
Westfield
Lodi
Kohler
Watertown
Madison West
New London
Lena
St. Croix Falls
Woodville
Rhinelander
Port Wing
Superior Central
Rib Lake
Beloit
Cobb
Hartford
Racine County Aggies
Wauwatosa
West Mlwaukee
LaCrosse Logan
Muscoda
Waupun
Wisconsin Rapids
Menasha
Two
Rivers
Spooner
Ashland
Lake Mills
West Allis
Fire damages Ralph Dennee home near Rudolph Wisconsin Rapids
A late night fire caused about 10000 dollars in damage to the Ralph Dennee residence at Rudolph near Wisconsin Rapids. Ralph Dennee and his wife were in Madison at the time of the blaze.
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Wisconsin Rapids
Ralph Dennee
Rudolph
Here
Dennee
Madison
Wilt Beats Barry in Indoor Mile at 369th Armory
Fred Wilt defeated Ireland's John Joe Barry by eight yards in the featured indoor mile race at the 369th regiment armory, finishing in 4:25.
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Wilt
Barry
New York
Fred Wilt
Ireland
John Joe Barry
369Th Regiment Armory
Monroe Women Set for Green Bay Bowling Tournament
Monroe women bowlers will compete in the state tournament in Green Bay March 18 and 19 with nine teams and multiple doubles and singles events at North Side recreation alleys and Packer's Playdium. Two teams will advance to the national tournament in St Paul May 8 and 9. Local competitors include Crystal Tower, Palmer's Tavern, Sid's Beauty Shop, Corner Cafe, Romayne Wuetrich, Commercial Bank, Modern Club, Rollie's Standard Service, and Monroe Clinic members.
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Monroe
Green Bay
North Side
Packer's
St. Paul
Crystal Tower
Goetz Theaters
Leona Gruenew
Meg’s Rollers
Argyl Meg Pederson
Rulene Rood
Lorraine Hansen
Phyllis White
Frances Wheeler
Anne Hauser
Louise Ruf
Frieda Wuetrich
Leona Gruenewald
Kathry Yost
Palmer’s Tavern
Ramona Palmer
Cleora Rutsch
Margaret_Ellingston
Selma’ Liechti
Clare Dittmar
Sid’s Beauty Shop
Sidora Brosteum
Beatrice Richards
Barbara Fritz
Bernice Holsapple
Dorothy Vogel
Romayne Wuetrich
Anne Wuetrich
Dorothy Burke
Zelma Germann
Mary ‘Hackle
Commercial Bank
Lena Rupi
Helen Burkhard
Ida Casanova
Ann Huber
Dorothy Bacon
Marion Dieckhoff
Ruth Hanson
Kathleen Jones
Dina Speich
Jean Woolever
Rollie
Pawhola Behring
Doris Kueng
Genevieve Miller
Helen Grunewald
Lucille Ames
Monroe Clinic
Etha Discher
Dorothy Hannan
Marjorie Holcomb
Carol Priewe
Margie Cullen
Badger Boxers Lose to Michigan State in Home Meet
Wisconsin boxing suffers first home defeat to a college team since 1933 as Michigan State routs the Badgers 4 to 3 12. Spartans win last three events after Wisconsin leads 3 to 3. Individual results list Gremban Amos Tierney Dickin son Murphy Kozuszek Spieser Marek with wins for MSC and Wis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Wisconsin
Michigan State
Badgers
Iowa Seahawks
Spartans
Wisconsin
Steven Gremban
Wis
Ernie Chaboneau
MSC
Delavan Red Devils Prepare for 1950 Season Schedule
Delavan Red Devils join a six-team Central States semi pro league in a round robin schedule for next fall. The season runs September 8 to November 19 with six home games and four away. Opponents include Waukegan Merchants, Wai Sau Muskies, Kenosha Re skins, Whiting Indiana, and Tri City Mohawks. An Indianapolis team applied for a franchise but was turned down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenosha
Waukegan
Rock Iland
Delavan
Whiing
Wausau
Whiting
Peieven
Rocke Island
Indianapolis
Ind
K F Swiggums Take Majors Title
K F Swiggums defeated Juda Merchants 29 24 to claim second place in the recreation department major league basketball season. K F Sales won first place and the playoff decides second. The K F all stars host Janesville Tuesday at 8 15 pm in the city high gym then head to Janesville March 16 for a state tournament. Minor league finals begin March 16 with Co K and Kempfer ts winners meeting at 7 15 pm. The Wagner Daacon s winner faces the other for the championship Friday March 17.
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Ks A Recreation
Gepartnent
Swiggum’s
Juda Merchants
K-F Sales
K-F All-Stars
Janesville
State Recreation Directors Association
Seaon
Wagner's
Dancon
Co. K and Kempfert
Co. K-Kempfert
Wagner's Daacon
Big Ten Adopts 14-Game Basketball Schedule With Michigan State
The Big Ten faculty directors planned to certify a 14 game 1951 basketball slate and study a football TV policy aimed at uniformity. Michigan State joins the league increasing to 10 teams in basketball for the first time since Chicago left in 1946. Despite two more conference games, the overall ceiling stays at 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Ten
Chicago
Michigan State
South Wayne Caucus Nominates Fred Meier for Term
Fred Meier was renominated for another two-year term on the village board after a caucus meeting at Town Hall. Committee members named were John Jackson, chairman, Thomas J. Lacey, and Leslie D. Jones. Current village officers remaining in office include Amos H. Mahlbuch president Mrs Ernest Kessler clerk John Gage assessor David M. Howery treasurer Harry Hanson supervisor of the village board and appointees Wilbur O. Burns justice of the peace and R O Sani um marshal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Wayne
Fred Meier
Town Hall
John Jackson
Thomas J. Lacey
Leslie D. Jones
Amos H. Mahlbuch
Ernest Kessler
John Gage
David M. Howery
Harry Hanson
Wilbur O. Burns
R. O. Sanium
Bumper Bug Crop Indicated for 1950
A milder winter may unleash a larger bug crop that threatens grain, cotton, orchards, and gardens. The insect plague could raise farmer losses and strain price controls. The government may spend up to 4 million to combat pests, with total tolls possibly reaching billions. European corn borer boll weevil and grasshopper expected to cause at least 2 billion in damage this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Vawson
New York
Bureau of Ntomology and Plant Quarantine
Department of Commerce
Bug Bureau
Bureau
Monticello News of Mrs Curtis and Stolls Trip
Mr and Mrs H F Stoll returned from a month in Miami Fla with Mr and Mrs H F Theiler and relatives. They toured Key West and visited Birmingham and Cullman Ala en route home. They met W E Blum in Evansville and Walter Hoesly earned third degree at a Masonic lodge. The Stolls and Elizabeth, Shirley and Dickie Babler then joined a 10 day trip to Hot Springs Mo Louisiana Kentucky and Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. Stoll
H. F. Theiler
Miami
Fla
Key West
Ewald Babler
Shirley
Dickie
Local Social Roundup Includes Visits Across Towns
Day evening visitors of Mr and Mrs John Elmer noted. Arthur Wright spending week at Byron Long home in Janesville and visiting Mrs Wright a patient at Mercy hospital. Mr and Mrs Fred Escher and Mr and Mrs Walter Zeller were in Beloit last Saturday evening. Mrs F W Voegels entertained the afternoon contract drift club Wednesday. Mrs John Elmer and Darlyne were New Glarus callers Sunday. Mr and Mrs Henry Klassy and Donald and Mrs Clarence Elmer Jr spent Thursday in Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Elmer
Arthur Wright
Byron Long
Janesville
Wright
Mercy Hospital
Fred Escher
Walter Zeller
Beloit
F. W. Voegels
Drife Club
Darlyne
Glarus
Henry Klassy
Donald
Clarence Elmer Jr
Madison
Christoffel Penalty Postponed by Court
Harold Christoffel former UAW CIO local head at Milwaukee Allis-Chalmers plant lies to a congressional committee about Communist ties. perjury penalty postponed to next Tuesday by Federal District Judge F Dickinson Letts as defense seeks acquittal and a new trial.
South Wayne social notes from the Freeport convention
Attendees at the Freeport retail convention included Paul Lawrence Frank Lindum John Hattsough Miss Joan Maurer Miss Ruth Peterson and Harry Olson. Others spent weekends with friends in Me nasha and Monroe. Several locals and relatives visited, attended funerals, or hosted guests across South Wayne Clinton Monroe and Belle Plaine IA. John Kline, a former Darling ton student, enrolled at South Wayne high school this semester.
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Freeport
Messrs
Paul Lawrence
Frank Lindum
John Hattsough
Joan Maurer
Ruth Peterson
Harry Olson
Wesley Chapman
Menasha
Ralph Moon
Chapman
John Kline
Darlington
South Wayne High School
Jule Nelson
Herbert Lee
Brodhead
Mmes
Clifford
Chester Stixrood
South Wayne
Edward Stixrood
Monroe
Gunnar Johnsons
Richard Alexanders
Rock
Forrest Lund
Belle Planne
E. B. Rosa
Ole Lund
A. H. Mahlbuch
Lowell Dale
Clinton
Nathan Thorpe
Evanston
Donald Thorpe
Frank Lineham
Gays Mills
Linchum
Bertha Uphome
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Af Mi Harel
Emerson
Arenson
Aronson
Beloit Coast
Westerners
Ftock
BY Jimmy Hatlo
Clara Dittmar
Leona Gruene
Beckman
Wenger
Kramer
Huber Beer
Local
Borden
W. Ellingson
R. Plecity
Bill G
Dungiger
C. Krahentahl
Clarno Goldenrods
Johnson
Corner Cafe
Fritz Cleaners
Quintets
Anderson
Hunt's
Charm Center
Martin's
Eileen Williams
Evelyn Brugger
Bea Ritschard
Betty Rowald
Rockford Heavy
Mark
Harry Schrader
Wed Brennan
Badger
Michigan
Snead
Sammy Snead
Delavan Red Devils
Gasatat
C. D. Curtis
American Legion Home
Legion
Baldwin Oil
Baldwin
U.S.A
John Deere
Farmall
Ford Ferguson
Massey-Harris
A. C. Hunt Distributing Co
Christoffel
Mrs
Harry T. Maddrell
W. C. Fields
Mae West
Richard Conte Ortesh
Thieves’ Highway
Goa Any
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