MHS Gridders Rally To Open Conference Play 19-7
The MHS football team overcame a late third quarter deficit to defeat Monroe 19-7 in their Southern Ten conference opener. Ethridge scored on a fourth down play and Wells connected with Rieder for the decisive score as Monroe matched threats but misfired on key plays. Steensrud praised the effort and noted improvement in tackling and blocking despite early miscues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ape & Kaed
Steensrud
Monroe
Monroe Boysee
Wells
Maurer
Buoth
Richland Center
Plann Center
Goodman
Ethridge
Deakaane
Bob Rieder
Puttkammer
Rieder
Richvane
Fred R. Simpson
Archie Edwards
Imer
Monroes Backfield Leads Second Half Rally
A college game report notes Monroe, Maurer, Goodman, Ethridge, Wells and teammates in a second half surge. The line overcame first half trouble to open holes and advance the ball, with substitutions from Richland Center and Richland Center players in the lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Maurer
Goodman
Ethridge
Wells
Monroe Pas
Rich
Cntr
Buob LE Prisk
LT Long
Norton Beach
Fuller, Schwaiger RG Haag
Noble Wells
Jax Johnson Clark
Richland Center
Eoroon
Cissusea
Football Scores From Wisconsin Gridiron Night
A list of high school and college football scores shows Schools 34 Cuba City 0 and Beloit 34 Kenosha 13 with several other results across Wisconsin. Madison Wisconsin High 6 Wisconsin Dells 0. Middleton 21 Blanchardville 2. Dodgeville 25 Fennimore 7. Prairie du Chien 0 Evansville 14. Janesville 13 Lake Aquinas 12. Madison La Crosse Logan 26. Watertown Marshfield 27 Merrill 6. Evansville 14 Janesville Bs 13. Lake Mills 12 Columbus 0. UCLA 35 ae San Francisco 27. Los Angeles Loyola 12. Wisconsin Tech 14 St Procopius 0. Pt Twirs 14 Milwaukee Twirs 7. Illinois JV 27 Wisconsin JV 0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba City
Beloit
Kenosha
Ft. Atkinson
Portage
Baraboo
Edgerton
Madison Wisconsin High
Wisconsin Dells
Middleton
Blanchardville
Dodgeville
Fennimore
Lancaster
Mt. Horeb
Boscobel
Mineral Point
Stough
Platteville É. Prairie du Chien
Evansville
Janesville
Lake Aquinas
Madison la Crosse
Logan
Watertown
Long Win Streaks Jeopardized in Major College Football
Michigan holds a 24 game winning streak entering a showdown with Stanford in Palo Alto while Notre Dame carries its 29 game unbeaten run into a West Coast clash with Washington. The Pacific coast hopes to rebound as top ranked teams meet in a potentially tense interregional matchup.
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New York
Michigan
Stanford
Palo
Calif
Notre Dame
Washington
Pacific Coast
Naion
Friday Nighters Post 604 Bowling League Standings
Friday night leagues feature 604 men and 604 women leading scores. Swiggum of Lo cce posted 604 with 209 223 172 and Val Durgin of the VFW auxiliary had 460 from 155 172 133. Other top scores include Huber Beers 2199 for Sportsmen, Monroe Hotel 2504, Beckman's 2244, and Johnson Pontiac 1782. Individual performers include Lena Gruenwald 449, Helen Burkhard 171, Ann Hauser 172 454, and Fritz Cleaners 1825 with Irene Brunkow subbing 177.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swiggum
Locce
Val Durgin
VFW
Huber Beers
Borden’s
Monroe Hotel
Local
Beckman’s
Oe and
Kramer
Holcomb
E. Schroeder
Pickett
Lena Gruenwald
Helen Burkhard
Ann Hauser
Johnson Pontiac
Charm Center
Corner Cafe
Hunt’s Produce
Anderson Body Shop
Clario
Fritz Cleaners
Clinic
Ben Ritschard
Irene Brunkow
Ida Casanova
Otilla Greub
Evelyn Wyssbrod
Rose Langston
Darlington Tops Cuba City in Southwest Wisconsin prep action
Darlington defeated Cuba City 14 0 as quarterback Joe Micka scored on a one yard and 21 yard runs with Frank Sun gall and Gil Goetz adding scores. Jim Rowe intercepted a pass for another touchdown and Harold O'Brien kicked four extra points. Other results include Lancaster 27 Mt Horeb 14 and Platteville 6 Prairie du Chien 0.
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Darlington
Cuba City
Wisconsin
Lancaster
Mt. Horeb
Dodgeville
Fennimore
Boscobel
Mineral Point
Platteville
Prairie du Chien
W. W. Martens
Redbirds
Joe Micka
Halfbac
Franklin Su N
Gil Goetz
Jim Rowe
Harold O’brien
Phiaire du Chien
Keith Faherty
Bears Cardinals Set for Grid Clash at Comiskey Park
Chicago Bears meet Chicago Cardinals in a Major League Football clash at Comiskey Park tomorrow. The game headlines a day of league action including Cleveland Browns hosting the Los Angeles Dons in another key matchup.
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New York
Chicago
Cardinals
Bears
Comiskey Park
Cleveland
Browns
Los Angeles Dons
Beau Jack Wins Split Decision In Chicago Match
The International Boxing Club hosted its first Chicago stadium show drawing 2,360 spectators last night. Beau Jack defeated Livo Minelli of Bergamo, Italy, by a 10 round split decision.
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Beau Jack
Chicago
International Boxing Club
Chicago Stadium
Livo Minelli
Bergamo
Italy
Fans Camp Overnight For Yankees Red Sox Ticket Window
Scores of fans waited all night at the bleacher entrance of Yankee Stadium for the 10 a m ticket window to today's crucial Yankees Red Sox game. They came with lunches and pillows as Ralph J Belcore of Chicago claimed first in line after attending yesterday's 4 1 Philadelphia Athletics win.
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New York
Yankee Stadium
Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Ralph J. Belcore
Chicago
Phila—— Athletics
State Line squads clash in opening six man games
Brodhead routed Brooklyn 51 to 25 and Orfordville defeated New Glarus 39 to 6 in the opening State Line league six man football contests. Belleville beat Barnveld 48 to 0 as Milz scored twice and Buss, Mavis and Farmsworth added one each. Blanchardville lost to Middleton 21 to 2 in a Madison Suburban league game.
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Brodhead
Orfordville
Belleville
Brooklyn
New Glarus
Delbert McGinnis
Barneveld
Markham
Danning
Fairman
Douglas
Schultz
Christenson
Milz
Buss
Mavis
Farmsworth
Packers Meet Rams Without Old Coach
Green Bay will play the Los Angeles Rams at City Stadium without E. L. Lambeau as coach for the first time in years. Lambeau resigned to focus on front office duties, with Tom Stidham Bob Snyder and Charley Brock sharing duties. The Packers opened with a 17 40 loss to the Bears, while the Rams edged the Giants 27 24 in their first league start.
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Green Bay
Green Bay Packers
E. L
Curly) Lambeau
Los Angels
City Stadium
Lambeau
Tom Stidham
Bob Snyder
Charley Brock
Packers
Chicago Bears
Rams
Clark Shaughnessy
Illini Juniors Open Season with 27-0 Win Over Badgers
Illinois junior varsity football opened the season with a 27-0 victory against Wisconsin. The Badgers threatened twice, reaching the Illinois seven yard line but were halted both times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Champaign
Illinois
Wisconsin
Badgers
Pennant Races On Decision Day In Major Leagues
Ed Press reports decision day in the major leagues with the Red Sox aiming to clinch the American flag at Yankee Stadium while the Dodgers chase the National title and the Cardinals battle Chicago. Scores from yesterday include the A’s over the Yankees 4-1 and the Cubs over the Cards 6-5.
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Ed Press
Boston Red Sox
New York Yankees
Yankee Stadium
Yankee
Brooklyn
St. Louis Cardinal
Dodgers
Phillies
Philadelphia
Cards
Cubs
Chicago
A’s
New Yorkers
Red Sox
Washington Senators
Bosox
McCarthy
Mel Parnell
Yanks
Casey Stengel
Allie Reynolds
Yankees
Joe DiMaggio
Harry Brecheen
Bob Chipman
Barney Shotton
Ralph Branca
Shibe Park
Ralph Kiner
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cincinnati Reds
Kiner
Hack Wilson
Cleveland Indians
Bob Feller
Detroit
Tigers
South Wayne Triumphs Over Gratiot In Six-Man Clash
South Wayne football blasted Gratiot 51 to 18 on Thursday. Dick Schliem scored a TD on one of four plays, with Robert Stauffer adding two scores and Bill Stauffer Charles Larse and Buddy Martin converting once each. South Wayne notched three first downs to Gratiot’s seven and outgained them 618 rushing yards to 49 passing.
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South Wayne
Gratiot
Dick Schliem
Robert Stauffer
Bill Stauffer
Charles Larse
Buddy Martin
Grouse and Woodcock Seasons Open in North Zone
The ruffed grouse and woodcock seasons open today in northern zone counties of Wisconsin, running to Oct. 30. Shooting hours 8 a.m. to sunset after opening day, bag and possession limit eight. Zone spans north of Highway 64 in Marinette and Oconto counties. licenses required are Wisconsin hunting license and woodcock duck stamp. Southern zone counties open Oct. 22 with the general upland season.
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Madison
Highway 64
Marinette
Oconto
Wisconsin
Hailstone Formation Revealed as Layered Ice and Snow
A scientific explanation outlines hail as layered formations of compact snow and ice built by freezing rain drops and successive accumulations of snow frost. The process highlights how each season or storm adds a new coating, creating circular growths within hailstones.
Official Delinquent Tax List for Green County Wisconsin
The Green County treasurer lists lands and village lots returned delinquent for 1949 taxes. The notice cites dates and locations in Albany Brooklyn Cadiz Decatur Exeter Spring Sylvester and Monroe with numerous parcel descriptions and mortgage and certificate sale details under state statutes.
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Green
Wisconsin
Monroe
Green County Board of Supervisors
Office of the Register of Deeds
G. Stauffacher
Albany
Max Armstrong
Sheldon Holtsapple
Joan Gunser
IZA
Sugar River Sa
Mwy
Brooklyn
James McDermott
GABLA
Charies Nevel
Th. W
Charlotte DeRemer
BOC
Charlotte DeKemer
Peter Vitale
SO Modern Woodman, Com
W. WA
BBC
Ncinnswseliennes
Cadiz
Dean Baker
Martintown
John Kunkee
GSI
J. DeVoe
Rose Jens
Basia
Iisctereemmencaiescniersiantiiens
Monticello Social News Roundup Spanning Madison to Monroe
Monticello residents host and visit relatives across Wisconsin. The item lists numerous Sunday calls and weekend visits among families in Madison Monroe New Glarus Janesville Brodhead Primrose and surrounding towns. It notes hospital visits and family celebrations including a 4th birthday and golden wedding anniversaries. Cecil F. Wirth flew from Long Island for his father Herman J. Wirth's funeral and Lt. Carl Wirth was due to arrive tonight.
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James Dooley
Albert Knobel
Blackhawk
Madison
Paul Weenie
Monroe
Clarence Wittner
Wisconsin General
John Wittenwyler
Jacob Blum
Janesville
Fred W. Blum
Matt Bissig
J. P. Zweifel
Harvey Ott
Elsbeth Jenny
New Glarus
Martha Jenny
Ralph Kubly
F. H. Steinmann
Bernard Biederman
Dennis
Freeport
Ida Schenk
Ann Kachelhoffer
St. Louis
Henry J. Elmer
Elmers
Merlyn Loveland
Wisconsin General Hospital
Fannie G
Frieda Benkert
Bernice Babler
Belleville
O. D. Curtis
Glarus
Frederick Voegels
Lake Delton
Wisconsin Funeral Directors and Embalmers Association
Dellview Hotel
Doris Jean Kennedy
Wisconsin Academy At Columbus
Howard Kennedy
Arthur Escher
Hayward
Wills Babler
Carol
Henry E. Babler
Clifford Riese
Willis Babler
H. F. Stoll
Milwaukee
Kate Fischie
Adam Schuler
Donald Knobel
Cleyance Karlen
Frederick S. Voegels
Deliview Hotel
Ivan Wichser
Margaret Blum
Albany
H. A. Walters
Fond du Lac
Emil Blum
Delores
Carla
Lawrence Blum
John Pluss
John Ott
Anton Hefty
Fred Zweifel
Fred Blumer
Dave Pfeiffer
Cecil F. Wirth
Long Island
N. Y
Herman J. Wirth
Carl Wirth
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Temomorrow
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Andar
Decatura
Clarins Boliday
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Ella Barnes
Ney Lys
Arrie Ballard
Beg
Fletcher
Russell Fletcher
Ole E. Giibereesa
Nichols and Ponds
Claude Gillette
M. E. Armstrong
M. BE. Armstrong
Nichols
Prats
Marion Lewis
Oh “Ave
Browntown
H. and
H. Produce Co
Monticello
Abraham Kubly
Edith Howard
WSS
Lewis Spears
Bikith Atanetimmniaians
Ohn Tearman
Oana
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Phillip S. Chowk
Clinton and Co
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Be and Co
A. Landes
Swwk
Steve Wyman
Katherine Halder
Stodhead
Ada
Frank , Jr
J Hurlburt
Tim O'Conner
Hulburt Ana
George Barnum
New Mexico
Henry Thinkeld
Sheb
Cecil
R. R
Sheb Cecil
R. KR
Elizabeth O'Donnell
Tim O'Connors
Paul H. Webster
Marion Wieck
Olive Thorpe
Russell
Olive
Bertha Saucerman
Carl Foesch Et
Russell's Add
Carl Foesch
Russel’s
Blanche Jelliffe
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Peter Steuri
O. S
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Susan P. Grigsby
Leo Gorcey
Bowery Boys
Leo Carillo
Cisco Kid
Rory
Doris
Gary Cooper
Joan Crawford
Errol Flynn
Jane Wyman
Edward G. Robinson
Ronald Reagan
Sydney Greenstreet
Patricia Neal
Eleanor Parker
Dr. Hess
Dr. Hess Research Farm
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Monroe Evening Times
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