Monroe Falls to Jefferson Eagles in Badger Conference clash
The Monroe Cheesemakers trailed 20-0 at halftime and lost 20-7 to Jefferson, despite a strong second half rally. Jim Westphal scampered for a touchdown, Lance Bilau caught a 35 yard TD pass, and Jerry Fellows connected with Steve Beckman for a 33 yard score. Monroe totaling 105 rushing yards and 91 passing yards after intermission on the way to a 20-7 fourth quarter. Key defenders included Gary Blackbourn with 16 tackles. Next week Monroe hosts Middleton for Homecoming at Recreation Park. Jayvees travel to Beloit Catholic Monday.
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Monroe
Jefferson Eagles
Jim Westphal
Eagle
Lance Bilau
Jerry Fellows
Steve Beckman
Ralph Neale
Cheesemakers
Eagles
Bob Buchholtz
Bob Tschanz
Burington
Tschanz
Monroe Chargers
Kurt Share
Jefferson
Gary Blackbourn
John Keegan
Middleton Cardinals
Recreation Park
Middleton
Monroe Jayvees
Beloit
Beloit Catholic
Tim Phalen
Goose Hunters Fail To Tag Shot Geese In Wisconsin
Wisconsin conservation investigators report geese shot at Horicon Marsh since Saturday were not registered. Federal agent Marshall Stinnett logged 47 license plates, observed 60 geese loaded into cars, but only 20 cars checked at stations and 27 geese tagged. The Horicon hunt aims to reach a 12 000 bird quota. Sherwood Forest remains England's largest woodland in the industrial midlands.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Department of Conservation
Horicon Marsh
Marshall Stinnett
Stinnett
Belleville Edged by Blanchardville in State Line Clash
Blanchardville edged Belleville 12-6 with two second half touchdowns to pull into a three way tie for the lead in the State Line league. Brodhead joined the leaders atop 3-1 after a 12-7 win over Juda. South Wayne crushed New Glarus 40-0 and Argyle beat Orfordville 7-0 for first season win.
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Blanchardville
Belleville
State Line Football League
Brodhead
Juda
South Wayne
New Glarus
Argyle
Orfordville
Bernard Viney
Roger Becker
Frank Bear
Steve Dieckhoff
Robin Pfister
Steve Speth
Larry Davis
Joe Tuescher
Don O’connor
Terry Schultz
Spartans
Ken Elmer
Orioles
Shullsburg
Bloomington
Dodgeville
Cuba City
Edgerton
Madison
Wisconsin High
Jefferson
Monroe
Stoughton
Middleton
Madison West
Madison East
Paynette
Wisconsin Heights
Badger
Whitewater
Delavan - Darien
Madison LaFollette
Dodgeville Edges Cuba City 28 to 26 in Friday Football
Dodgeville defeated Cuba City 28 to 26 as Fenimore rolled over West Grant 31 to 0, extending their win streak to five and keeping the Southwestern Wisconsin League lead battle tight. Platteville topped Prairie du Chien 26 to 0 to stay near Kona Grant, while Lancaster beat Boscobel 27 to 13 and Mt. Horeb beat Darlington 12 to 6.
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Dodgeville
Cuba City
Fennimore
West Grant
Platteville
Prairie du Chien
Kona Grant
Lancaster
Boscobel
Mt. Horeb
Darlington
Dave Johnson
Larry Butson
George Faherty
Hillman
Vikings at Packers Draw Likely Record Twin Cities Crowd
Minnesota faces Green Bay in a high profile NFL clash at Metropolitan Stadium with the Vikings seeking a rebound after a 56-14 loss to St. Louis. Coach Van Brocklin warns of a tough test as Fran Tarkenton runs the developed Packer defense and rookie Ron Vanderkelen may spell him if needed.
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Minneapolis-St. Paul
Minnesota Vikings
Green Bay Packers
Vikings
St. Louis Cardinals
Packer
Vince Lombardi
Green Bay
Packers
Viking
van Brocklin
Minnesota
Chicago Bears
Bears
Chicago
San Francisco
Lombardi
Fran Tarkenton
Henry Jordan
VanderKelen
St. Louis
Stuart Voted AL Comeback Player of the Year
Boston first baseman Dick Stuart was named the American League comeback player of the year by baseball writers, earning 36 of 64 votes. He rebounded from a poor 1962 season with the Pirates after being traded to the Red Sox, leading the league with 118 RBIs and hitting 42 homers while raising his average to .261 in 1963.
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Boston
Dick Stuart
Red Sox
Ted Williams
Stuart
Fenway Park
Pittsburgh
Baseball Writers
Associated Press
Detroit
Frank Lary
Baltimore
Steve Barber
Frank Malzone
al Kaline
Pirates
Harmon Killebrew
Harbor View Entries Lead Champagne Stages at Aqueduct
Roman Brother and Count Bud, both Harbor View entrants, were rated the colts to beat in the 92nd Champagne Stakes for 2 year olds at Aqueduct. A crowd of 50,000 was expected to watch 11 juveniles go one mile for 125000 added with a purse around 212000. John Rotz would ride Roman Brother and Willie Shoemaker Count Bud, the 7-5 favorites, with Dunfee a 5-2 second choice ridden by Ray Broussard.
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New York
Roman Brother
Count Bud
Harbor View
Aqueduct
John Rotz
Willie Shoemaker
Dunfee
Ray Broussard
John Rigney
Chicago
Stoughton Rally Beats Middleton 51 13 In Badger Meet
Stoughton overwhelmed Middleton 51 to 13 to claim a fourth straight Badger Conference win. Bob Moe sparked two late Viking scores with a 42 yard interception return and a 45 yard reception for a TD. Luther Selbo connected on several passes and Dan Moeser capped a first quarter drive with a 32 yard scoring pass. Fort Atkinson rose to second place with a Homecoming win over Sun Prairie while Edgerton upset Wisconsin High 21-7.
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Stoughton
Middleton
Edgerton
Wisconsin High
Ft. Atkinson
Sun Prairie
Jefferson
Monroe
Bob Moe
Ron Slinde
Vikings
Luther Selbo
Reggie Nelson
John Haug
Selbo
Dan Moeser
Paul Schwenn
Bill Sawyer
Ken Haugam
Rich Weiss
Fort
Bob Voss
Joel Oren
Ron Peterson
Monona Grove
Arnold Koehn Leads Local Bowling Scores
Arnold Koehn topped last night’s action with a 552 series including 195, 193, and 164 games. Lavern Hayes followed with a 540 as Mardelle Quest led the women with 495, her best league game 173. Team results show Dean Milk 2-1, Turner Hall 2-1, Monroe Clinic 2-1 with several 1-2 records.
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Gold Koehn
Laverne Hayes
Duane Witt
Lee Nipple
Gordon Wahler
Milwaukee Cheese
Recreation Club
VFW
Evie’s Bar
Truethardt Trucking
South Wisconsin Co-op
Thorpe Paint
Turner Hall
Arnold Koehn
Lavern Hayes
Mardelle Quest
Mardell Quest
Ev Jacobs
Jean van Wagenen
Roxie Steinmann
Anne Huber
Mary Johnson
Dean Milk
Arnsmeiers
Monroe Floral
Monroe Clinic
Pin-O’s
Bank Milk
Burn Electric
Friday Nite Industrial
Carlsmith Higgins Reach USGA Senior Amateur Final
In Sea Island Georgia Merrill L. Carlsmith of Hilo Hawaii and William D. Higgins of San Francisco advance to the finals of the USGA Senior Amateur Golf Tournament. Carlsmith defea ted S P Severino 2 and 1 and Joseph Morrill Jr 1 up. Higgins beat James H McAlvin 11 up and then George Haggarty 3 and 2.
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Sea Island
Merrill L. Carlsmith
Hilo
Hawaii
William D. Higgins
San Francisco
USGA
California
Carlsmith
S.P. Severino
Aurora
Lll
Joseph Morrill Jr
Barrington
Mass
Higgins
James H. McAlvin
Lake Forest
George Haggarty
Grosse Pointe Farms
Mich
Albany People Spend Time With Friends and Relatives
Albany residents and visitors travel for short stays and weekends. Mrs. Lottie Lewis and Miss Tella Griffin join Merle Cates in Clearwater Florida while the Bly family visits Onawa Iowa. Others attend Guest Day at Brooklyn Methodist church and relatives in Verona Stevens Point and Missoula.
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Lottie Lewis
Tella Griffin
Merle Cates
Clearwater
Fla
Clarence Bly
Peter
Onawa
Mr. Bly
John A. Johnson
Martia Reinitz
Manitowoc
Genevieve Reinitz
Brooklyn Methodist Church
Mmes
Everett Peckham
M. L. Barton
W. C. Snow
Albert Minder
Gordon Mauermann
Will Trow
Kenneth Parsons
May Thornton
Alice Petersen
Clelia Thornley
Viroqua
Grace LeFlash
Lydia Humphrey
Belleville
James Scharer
John Scharer
Verona
James Scarer
Helen Scarer
George Coplien
Warren Kimballa
Yucaipa
Calif
T. E. Sharer
David Sharer
W. J. Geiger
Stevens Point
Kathryn Geiger
Missoula
Mont
Sharers to Albany and Judson college dedication notes
Miss Geiger and Mrs. Sharer are sisters with W. J. Geiger as their brother. Mrs. Faye Hinderman moves to the Mrs. Elizabeth Steindorf apartment after selling her home. Attending Judson college dedication at Elgin Sunday were Rev. and Mrs. Daniel MacDonald John Rosa do Glenn Steindorf Doris Coole Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Whitehead and son Bernard Mr. and Mrs. Paul Striker and Harland Gillette. The college was once part of the Northern Baptist Seminary in Chicago. Mrs. A. H. Meinter travels to Springfield for an indefinite stay with her son Harry and family.
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Northern Baptist Seminary
Chicago
A. H. Meinter
Springfield
Ill
Harry
Weekend Deer Hunting Trips and Visits Across Wisconsin
Weekend activities include Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Voigt deer hunting at Black River Falls with permits for Camp McCoy. families visit relatives in Brodhead Winslow Wisconsin Rapids and Chicago. several attendees join rally day at United Church of Christ. funeral in Waukegan for Mrs Jahnke. Evansville College student Janie Hefty weekend visit. multiple travels among Belknap Zweifel Folgate Wambach Dittmar and Fuhrmark families in and around Wisconsin and Illinois.
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Wallace Voigt
Black River Falls
Wis
Camp McCoy
Londa Jean Elmer
Kim
Kip Voigt
Dave Shirley
Brodhead
Grayling
Kevin Elmer
James Holloway
Winslow
Berwyn Belknap
San Francisco
R. M. Belknap
Rockford
Steve Barber
Freeport
Gerald Pieper
Beloit
William Horstmeier
Davis
Ralph Meier
Rock City
United Church of Christ
Raymond Grundy
Harold
Gilbert Abraham
Waukegan
Robert Jahnke
Marilyn Hahn
Mary Hahn
Roy Hefty
Janie
Evansville
Ind.) College
Mmes
Gertrude Zweifel
Lena Folgate
Vera Wambach
Wisconsin Rapids
George Swarick
Earl Dittmar
Chicago
Gladys Fuhrmark
Artist-Author Cocteau Dies at 74 in Milly-la-Foret
Paris based artist Jean Cocteau died Friday at his home in Milly-la-Foret near Paris. The poet playwright novelist filmmaker actor muralist and musician had suffered heart trouble for several years. He was 74.
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Paris
Jean Cocteau
Milly-la-Foret
Green County 4 H enrollments open for 1964
The 4 H enrollment cards for 1964 have been distributed to Green County club leaders. Youth aged 9 to under 21 on Jan 1 1964 may enroll for a one year term in one or more of 31 projects across 29 clubs. Last year 682 members and 228 leaders reported with dairy and clothing as top projects. The county achievement program will be held Nov 2 at Monticello High School with area winners named among ten candidates including Audrey Beach and Linda Carroll.
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Green County
Monticello High School
Audrey Beach
Linda Carroll
Yvonne Zimmerman
Pat Pinnow
Beverly Witt
Robe Weiss
Paul Erickson
Roger Ace
Russell Keen
Verlen
Jene) Eberle
Former Officer Sentenced in Wife Slaying
Madison. Carl C. Schuster, 35, a former Madison police officer, was sentenced to five to eight years in prison after pleading guilty to second degree murder in the shooting of his wife, 33, with their three children watching.
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Madison
Carl C. Schuster
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Los Angeles Angels
Jackie Moore
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Behring Motors
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