Changes Mark Football Lineup For Cheesemakers Home Game
Monroe High School coach Ralph Neale announced starting changes for the Cheesemakers including Bill Schuetze at left end and Dave Deininger at center plus Bill Esch returning after an injury. Middleton coach Leo Simms brings eight returning lettermen as the Cardinals, a passing team, face a lineup focused on defense and stops.
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New Hours Set for Horicon Marsh Goose Season
The State Conservation Commission moved opening time to 8 a.m. for Canada goose shooting at Horicon Marsh due to a lagging bag. First 11 days brought an average of 234 kills daily totaling 2,573 birds. In the intense control zone hours are 8 a.m. to 2 p.m., elsewhere sunrise to sundown. Wisconsin's 120,000 bird quota aims to keep the season open through December 13.
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State Conservation Commission
Horicon Marsh
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Police Seek Suspect In Large Coin Thefts In San Francisco
San Francisco police search for a person with a heavy conscience after a parking meter collection truck is robbed of 750 pounds of coins including dimes nickels and pennies. City hall observers note workers count by weight not value, complicating exact totals.
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San Francisco
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Communists to Meet in Moscow on World Summit Call
An international Communist source said delegations from 20 to 25 foreign countries will meet in Moscow on November 7 to prepare a call for a world meeting addressing the Soviet Chinese dispute. A grizzly bear finishes a winter fast with grass then moves to tougher food.
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Badger Offense Tops in League
Wisconsin leads the Big Ten in several offensive categories after a 38-20 win over Purdue to start league play. North western’s Tommy Myers tops passing and total offense, while Hal Brandt of Wisconsin ranks high in several passing and total offense metrics.
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Indiana
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Top Rivals Favored For Sahara Tournament
Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus emerged as co favorites for the Sahara Invitational in Las Vegas with 3 to 1 odds as the $70,000 event began at Paradise Valley Country Club. A field of 124 professionals competes in the 72 hole autumn classic.
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Legion To Show Films Of Badger Grid Games
The American Legion announces weekly football films of Wisconsin games shown Fridays at 10 p.m. in Legion Clubrooms. The Wisconsin Purdue game film will be shown tomorrow night.
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Classified Ads Help Daily Problems Solved By Thousands
Local readers rely on classified notices to find jobs, housing, services, and goods. Listings cover opportunities, chores, trades, and neighborhood needs, helping people connect quickly in daily life.
Haberman Delivers Fourth Career National Honor Count
Mary Ann Haberman rolled a 608 in the National Major League event, opening with 194, then 221, then 193 to reach the season’s first national honor count. It is her fourth career national mark after 614 in 1960, 609 in 1959, and 605 in 1957, topping her prior season best of 560. Three honors were recorded last night in the Women’s Major League, with Evelyn Jacobs posting 556 and Jackie …
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Henze Insurance
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Radke Studio
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Bernard Lee
Ivan Phillips
Frank Kiarer
Ted Falk
John Kryder
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Mays and Aaron Speak on Fatigue in Baseball Season
Milwaukee slugger Hank Aaron says he was exhausted at year end after leading the league with 130 RBIs and 44 homers, while Willie Mays notes baseball is tiring as pennant races unfold. Aaron also contends he could have won the Triple Crown and tied for home runs, with strong shows across 631 at bats and 163 games.
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Seed saving risks disease in home gardens
The article warns home gardeners not to save seeds from their own plots unless they are sure the seeds are disease free, noting diseases can persist in seeds and spread to future crops.
Pheasants Prep for Wisconsin Open Season and Stocking
Wisconsin plans 168000 pheasants stocked statewide for the opener with 36000 roosters on public grounds and 50000 birds from clubs under a sexed chick program. The daily bag limits are one rooster opening weekend and two daily for the rest of the season.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Conservation Department
Poynette
Public hunting grounds stocked with day-old chicks
Seventeen clubs will continue to run the day-old chick program under new rules providing several thousand birds for public hunting grounds this season.
Five in Dodge County Fined on Gaming Count
Five Dodge County men were found guilty of violating Wisconsin lottery laws and fined 100 each for permitting gambling at fire department picnics and Horicon Marsh Days. Merlin Gietzel Herbert Croshire Oscar Michels Norman Spiering and Elmer Rehse were named as defendants after pleading no contest. Judge Clarence Traeger presided following a complaint filed by Rev. John McCartney.
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Dodge County
Merlin Gietzel
Burnett
Herbert Croshire
Knowles
Oscar Michels
Brownsville
Norman Spiering
Mayville
Elmer Rehse
Horicon
Clarence Traeger
John Mccartney
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Twin Brother Used In Court Check Charge
In St Louis a man charged with cashing a bogus payroll check brought his twin brother to court. The manager could not identify which brother cashed the 89.26 check last March 22. The judge noted the twin defense may have caused the doubt and acquitted Eddie Jackson.
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