Stoughton Edges Monroe High In Tough Park Tilt
Stoughton Vikings defeated Monroe Silver Streaks 10 to 7 at Recreation Park in a hard fought game. Key plays included a blocked punt by Dick Dybevik and an 18 yard field goal by Dybevik to put Stoughton ahead, while Monroe's Gib Goodman broke 63 yards for a major score. Wells of Monroe suffered an apparent rib injury and did not return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vikings
Stoughton
Monroe
Recreation Park
Bob Wells
Bud Bud Brekken
Brekken
Wells
Pat West
Dick Bruni
Steensrud
Dick Blane
Rugh
Smedal
Phil Schoenbeck
Ethridge
Bob Rieder
Dick Dybevik
Blanc
Olson
Bostrack
Dybevik
Goodman
Gib Goodman
Maurer
Schoenbeck
Posses
Gerry Natvig
Bob Rugh
Natvig
Ft. Atkinson
Dubevik
Stough
Wesley Wandfluh
Dubovik
Monroe B Team Faces Darlington In Monday Football
Monroe high school B team meets Darlington juniors at Recreation Park in a 7 30 p m game Co coaches Fred Simpson and Arch Edwards lead Monroe after an 18 13 win over Mt Horeb last Monday Darlington is known for a strong turnout and a solid squad in football
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe High School
Recreation Park
Fred Simpson
Arch Edwards
Darlington
Monroe
Mt. Horeb
High School Football Scores From Associated Press
Fennimore 14 Platteville 7. Stevens Point 13 Marshfield 0. Kenosha 40 Racine Park 6. Wisconsin High 14 Edgerton 0. Mazomanie 27 Lodi 14. Waunakee 31 Spring Green 0. Sun Prairie 27 Cambridge 20. Middleton 18 Waterloo 13. Verona 33 De Forest 0. Baraboo 15 Ft. Atkinson 0. Reedsburg 6 Portage 6 tie. Wisconsin Dells 7 Richland Center 0. Stoughton 10 Monroe 7. Prairie du Chien 12 Dodgeville. Madison East 20 Madison West. Elkhorn 13 Lake Geneva 7. Jefferson 12 Janesville Jays 7. Beloit B 25 Evansville 13. Marengo 39 Delavan 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Fennimore
Platteville
Stevens Point
Marshfield
Kenosha
Racine Park
Wisconsin High
Edgerton
Mazomanie
Lodi
Waunakee
Spring Green
Sun Prairie
Cambridge
Middleton
Waterloo
Verona
de Forest
Baraboo
Ft. Atkinson
Reedsburg
Portage
Wisconsin Dells
Richland Center
Stoughton
Monroe
Prairie du Chien
Dodgeville
Charles Defeats Valentino In Eighth Round For Title Defense
Ezzard Charles defended his world heavyweight title by stopping Pat Valentino in 35 seconds of the eighth round at the San Francisco Cow Palace. The fight drew a record crowd of 19,590 as Charles extended his reign after beating Joe Walcott and Gus Lesnevich. In Chicago, Cuba's Kid Gavilan defeated Beau Jack in a 10‑round decision, with SBC eyeing a possible Gavilán Fusari bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Ezzard Charles
Pat Valentino
Cincinnati
Valentino
San Francisco Cow Palace
Charles
Jack Downey
Joe Walcott
N.B.A
Joe Louis
Gus Lesnevich
Chicago
Harlem
Cuba
Kid Gavilan
Beau Jack
Gavilon
Charlie Fusari
Darlington Stuns Lancaster 40-0 For league lead
Darlington, led by Joe Micka who scored five touchdowns and Goetz with a sixth, crushed Lancaster 40-0 to seize sole possession of the Southwest Wisconsin prep football lead. Bosco belted Cuba City 6-0 while Fennimore topped Platteville 13-7 and Mineral Point beat Mt. Horeb 31-7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darlington
Joe Micka
Quietus
Lancaster
Wisconsin
Lancs
Boscobel
Cuba City
Fennimore
Platteville
Mineral Point
Mt. Horeb
Prairie du Chien
Dodgeville
Goetz
O’brien
Southwest Aaa
Lancaster Ee Boscobel
Baseball World Ready for Shakeup
New York reports Major League clubs plan wholesale changes in player personnel after 1949 disappointments. Club presidents including Fred Saigh of the Cardinals Lou Perini of the Braves Frank McKinney of the Pirates and Clark Griffith of Washington say they are prepared to clear house to strengthen teams for 1950.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York —i
Fred Saigh
St. Louis Cardinals
Lou Perini
Boston Braves
Frank McKinney
Pittsburgh
Clark Griffith
Washington
Basketball Practice Schedule Announced
The municipal basketball league released its practice schedule directed by Larry Kitchen. Schuetze's and Kaiser Frazier will train 7 to 8 p.m. at the high school gym with Brennan's Super Markets and Juda Merchants on the late shift. No practice Thursday due to the Kiwanis circus. The following Tuesday Wagner's and Browntown use the floor early and The Waffle Shop and Swiggum's late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Kitchen
Schuetze’s
Kaiser-Frazier
Brennan's Super Markets
Juda Merchants
Kiwanis Circus
Wagner’s
Browntown
Swiggum’s
Burkhard Leads Women with 467 in Bowling Event
Helen Burkhard rolled a 467 to lead women while Holcomb of Monroe Hotels posted a 544 for the men’s high. Holcomb had a 199 single with Jean Woolever 182 for women’s high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Burkhard
Holcomb
Monroe
Jean Woolever
VFW
Esther Kubly
Leona Gruenwald
Progressive Charm Center
Monroe Clinic
Anderson Body Shop
Martin’s Sporting Goods
Johnson’s
Pontiacs
Corner Cafe
Fritz Cleaners
Clarno Goldenrods
Hunt’s Produce
Gladys Huebner
Helen Hunt
Z. Germain
Otilla Greub
Vi Larson
Wenger
Kramer
Local
Orfordville Rolls Past Brodhead in State Line Football
Orfordville routed Brodhead 49 19 in State Line league play while Belleville beat Brooklyn 49 26. Argyle upset New Glarus 47 6 as Min derman and Penniston led Argyle on the ground and Nelson through the air. Orfordville ready for a big Oct 28 clash with Belleville after a decisive win that followed Belleville 26 24 over Brodhead last week. Rupp and Buss sparked Belleville scoring with long runs and key passes, while Disch Krueger Luchsinger Buol added scores. Brodhead managed late touchdowns from Markham and Fairman after a late rally. Markham left with a nose injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orfordville
Brodhead
Belleville
Brooklyn
Argyle
New Glarus
Minderman
Penniston
Nelson
Rupp
Buss
Milz
Disch
Krueger
Luchsinger
Buol
Roehl
Dick Markham
Fairman
Markham
Minnesota at Ohio State Faces Big Ten Title Spotlight
Minnesota and Ohio State clash as undefeated teams in a sold out 80 000 capacity game. The winner claims the conference title and Rose Bowl berth while both squads seek momentum after recent wins and tight results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Minnesota
Ohio State
Washington
Nebraska
Northwestern
Missouri
Indiana
Southern California
Michigan
Iowa
Army
Pittsburgh
Benton High Edges Gratiot in Six-Man Clash 33 28
Benton High defeated Gratiot six-man football 33 28 in a Blackhawk league game Friday. The winners led 14 6 after the first quarter and never trailed. Halfback Jim Carter sparked the win with 45 and 50 yard TD runs and a short plunge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gratiot
Benton High School
Blackhawk
Jim Carter
Illinois Juniors Edge UW 7 6 On Final Drive
Illinois juniors beat Wisconsin 7 to 6 in Madison after a late scoring drive. Illinois quarterback Sam Rebecca scored on a two yard keeper and added the extra point. Wisconsin answered with a two yard TD by Jack Lamanzyzk but botched the extra point due to a bad center snap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
University of Wisconsin
University of Illinois IV
Sam Rebecca
Illinois
Wisconsin
Jack Lamancyzk
Notre Dame Meets Tulane In South Bend Showdown
Notre Dame, the top ranked squad, hosts Tulane the No. 4 team before a 57 000 capacity crowd at Notre Dame Stadium. The Irish were two touchdown favorites as both teams boast unbeaten records, with Tulane seeking revenge for a 59 6 loss in 1947.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Ind
Notre Dame
Tulane
Fighting Irish
Purdue Downs Miami Hurricanes in Orange Bowl Opener
Purdue blanked the University of Miami 14 to 0 in the Orange Bowl for its first win of the 1949 season. A then-record crowd of 47,835 watched the Labor Day showdown, the first of three meetings between the teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Purdue University
University of Miami Hurricanes
Hurricanes
Albany Visitor Leaves After Week With Albany Friends
Miss Harriet Bahneman of Stillwater Minnesota, spends a week visiting Mrs. George Anderson in Albany and returns home Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Bahneman
Stillwater
Minn
George Anderson
Albany
Total U S meat consumption reaches 21.3 billion pounds in 1948
The United States total meat consumption for 1948 stood at about 21.3 billion pounds, reflecting broad domestic demand across beef pork and other meats and indicating high per capita appetite levels during the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Monticello Social News Roundup of Sunday Visits
Mrs. O D Curtis notes neighbors and relatives visiting in Monticello and nearby towns. Lists include the Marty Steinmann Aldrich families, Wittenwyler Dooley and Kubly households, cattle congress in Waterloo, G U G G meeting in New Glarus, and other calls and dinners across Madison Primrose Monroe and Columbus. Want Ads are pig producers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis J. Marty
George Steinmann
Grace Aldrich
Black Earth
Aldrich
Steinmann
John Wittenwyler
Herman
Edmund Dooley
Delmar Kubly
Rox Ann
Kris
New Glarus
W. S. Hoesly
Edward Marty
Mr. Pleasant
Wilbert Marty
Madison
Waterloo
Wilson Milbrandt
Oshkosh
Henry Duerst
Mmes
Sophia Wyss
Ernest Schuerch
Adolph Kistler
Barbara Werndli
Donald Voegeli
Tommy
Bobby
J. J. Voegli
Fred Escher
Bessie Youngreen
Gertrude Dooley
Mae Koepke
Dwight Zweifel
David
Gary
Johnny
Adolph Rindy
Primrose
Bernard Dooley
Karen
Richard
Susan
Clarno
Dooley Home
Tom Dunphy
William Dooley
Ann Edwardson
Alice Dunphy
Jane
Clarence Elmer Jr
Monroe
Anna Elmer
St. Clare Hospital
Wallace P. Karlow
Milwaukee
Anna Kachelhoffer
St. Louis
Henry J. Elmer
John Elmer
Ira Holcomb
Fred Duerst
Government Has Big Stake In Henry Kaiser Activities
The government holds about 186.5 million dollars in Kaiser's empire, with RFC loans totaling 96 million outstanding on wartime borrowings and 56 million owed on WAA acquisitions. Kaiser built ships during the war, earning pretax profits around 166.5 million on wartime contracts and facing ongoing public credit and rent arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Kaiser
Washington
Henry J. Kaiser
Kaiser
Boulder
Bonneville
Grand Coulee
Shasta
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
RFC
Fontana
Los Angeles
Kaiser Enterprise
Cleveland
Willow Run
WAA
Maritime Commission
Commission
Roosevelt
Truman
U.S. Steel
Geneva
Utah
Smith Asks Delay In Philippine Aid
Rep. Smith urges President Truman delay Philippine aid until after national elections. He notes a $75 million fund approved to counter Russia and warns Laurel, once a puppet under Japanese rule, might not cooperate with the United States if elected. Laurel and Avelino oppose Quirino for a four year term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Rep. Smith
Wis
Truman
Philippines
Smith
House
Congress
Orient
Russia
Jose Laurel
United States
Laurel
Jose Avelino
Senate
Quirino
A T and T Reports Quarterly and Yearly Earnings
American Telephone and Telegraph Co. posts 55.96 million dollars in net income for the quarter ending Sept. 30, 2.34 a share, up from 52.86 million or 2.31. For the year to Sept. 30 the company earns 218.05 million or 9.24 a share, up from 192.50 million or 8.70. The Bell system shows 59.46 million or 2.41 a share for the quarter ended Aug. 31, compared with 56.36 million or 2.40 in 1948.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York— (P
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Bell System
A. T. and T
Waukesha Breeder Sweeps Ayrshire Honors at Dairy Show
Robert Seitz of Waukesha swept Ayrshire awards at the International Dairy Show. His Claoran Glencoe earned junior champion and international grand champion Ayrshire bull, while Glen Campbell Lou Burton was grand champion and best of show among Ayrshire females. True Banker shown by Greentree Farms took the senior championship for Ayrshire bulls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Robert Seitz
Waukesha
Seitz
Claoran Glencoe
Ayrshire
Glen Campbell
Lou Burton
Greentree Farms
West Allis
Record Grain Harvest Declared by Soviet Union Officials
Moscow reported a record grain harvest for Russia in 1949, surpassing the nearly 130 million tons cut in 1948 and 1940. Central statistical administration fronts the news, noting weather conditions were not ideal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Russia
Moscow Papers
Central Statistical Administration
Packers Add Power To Their Pass Staff
Green Bay plans another rebuild move as they face the Chicago Cardinals for the 50th time tomorrow in Milwaukee. They signed Jack Kirby, a speedster from southern California, to boost the offense alongside Tony Canadeo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Bay
Packers
Chicago Cardinals
Milwaukee
Jack Kirby
California
Tony Canadeo
Collins To Return To Present Army View In Unification Row
Gen. J. Lawton Collins, chief of staff, will cut short his Japan visit to return to Washington and present the army side in the issue over military unification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collins
Tokyo
J. Lawton Collins
U. S. Army
Washington
Also Mentioned on This Page
Monroe High Squad
Ton
Schopenbeck
Alan Prisk
Viking
High
Stoughton Pos
Buob Groth
Prisk
Rein
Bruni
Halvorsen
Cc Beach Dybevik
Pierce Asperheim RT
Soddy Smedal
RE Rieder Schoenbeck
Wells Olson
Ethridge West
Goodman Fossen
Schwaiger
Davis
McArdle
Norton
Speich
Stauffacher
Jimmy Hatsd
Madison East
Madison West
Elkhorn
Lake Geneva
Jefferson
Janesville Jays
Beloit
Evansville
Marengo
Delavan
Tulsa
Villanova
Purdue
Temple
Bucknell
Boston College
Mississippi
Georgia
Louisiana State
Hamline
St. Mary’s
Santa Barbara
Fresno State
San Jose State
Omaha
Doane
Baseball World
Brodhead Squad
State Line
Benton
Wm. Sweeney Public Auction
Colman
New
Youngstown
Wm. Sweeney
Miami Hurricanes
William Steindort
al Simmons
Philadelphia Athletics
Earl Brucker
Connie Mack
Monticello
O. D. Curtis
Harry Schrader
Dakota, Ill
Highway
New Idea
Schipperke
Albert Hugelshefer
Alvin van Loh
W. B. Elbeck
Philippine
A.T
MAUTZ
Kubly Paint Store
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!