Jacobs and Waage Pace Bowling Night in Progressive League
Evelyn Jacobs led with 528 and Lorraine Waage 525 in the Progressive League while Lila Reinking tied for high game at 193. Arnold Koehn topped the Industrial League with 576 series and 231 game, and Hubers led team totals with 2,390. Results show multiple leagues with Farmco, Turner Hall, and Dumb Dutchmen posting 2-1 or 3-1 records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Jacobs
Keglerac
Lorraine Waage
Mrs. Waage
Lila Reinking
Arnold Koehn
Hackle
Turner Hall
Milwaukee Cheese
Dumb Dutchmen
Ken Priewe
Harold Gissing
Gissing
Industrial Combustion
Hubers
Industrial Combustion, Hubers and Co
NCO
Eere Jacobs
Joyce Trotter
Romayne Wuethrich
Carle Flannery
Farmco
Bancroft Milk
Dean’s Milk
Burn Electric
Monroe Clinic
Arnsmeiers
Monroe Floral
Lou Hackle
Werner Thaler
Bob Montgomery
Allen Thoman
Brandendburg and
Stuessy
Independents
Treuthardt Trucking
Bill Bruce
Vic Ingwell
Mutch Loeffel
South Side Market
Ready Mix
Frito- Lay
Nco’s
Cassville Keeps Title Hopes Alive in 26 6 Win
Cassville high school's eight man team revives title chances with a 26 to 6 victory over Potosi. Dan Cooper scored twice on short runs. Hanover beat Bloomington 47 to 20, Hazel Green and Highland tied 13 all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cassville High School
Blackhawk
Potosi
Comets
Benton
Belmont
Hanover
Bloomington
Hazel Green
Highland
Shullsbury
Jim Walz
Roger Dankert
Dave Kuhl
Hornung forfeits $25 bond in speeding case
Halfback Paul Hornung of the Green Bay Packers did not appear in Outagamie County Court on Friday for a speeding charge and forfeited his $25 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hornung
Appleton
Paul Hornung
Green Bay Packers
Outagamie County
Milwaukee Group Looks to Make Offer for Braves
A Milwaukee group of businessmen is ready to make a prompt offer for the Braves reportedly bound for Atlantic City. Braves owners say the club is not for sale. Commissioner Frick indicated he cannot compel action but may offer moral suasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Braves
Ford Frick
Frick
Thomas A. Reynolds
Chicago
Reynolds
Juda Upsets Brodhead 13-7 in State Line League clash
Juda high school stunned previously unbeaten Brodhead 13-7 in Juda’s Homecoming game as Belleville clinched undisputed first with a 37-0 win over Blanchardville. Argyle blanked Orfordville Parkview 34-0 and New Glarus beat South Wayne 13-0 in Friday night football action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reedsburg
Sauk Prairie
Nekoosa
Mauston
Wilmot
Walworth
Burlington
Elkhorn
Lancaster
Mount Horeb
Fennimore
Prairie du Chien
Belleville
Blanchardville
Argyle
Orfordville
New Glarus
South Wayne
Juda High School
Brodhead
Juda
Joan Becker
Wildcats
Orfordville Parkview
Danny Leaver
Larry Larson
Phil Garthwaite
Mike Schuttler
Woody Keener
Dave Anderson
Rich Cotham
Jim Wyss
Leo Marti
Dennis Burreson
Oriole
Stoughton Beats Sun Prairie 24-19 in Badger Conference
Stoughton surprised Sun Prairie 24-19 as Ft. Atkinson held first place after Monroe and Fort won. Sun Prairie Monroe and Ft. Atkinson led a five team tie for second with Jefferson Monona Grove and Stoughton. Hake scored four touchdowns in a 33-6 Edgerton win. Monona Grove shut Middleton 34-0.
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Jefferson
Edgerton
Stoughton
Sun Prairie
Fort Atkinson
Monroe
Madison East
Beloit
Racine Park
Kenosha
Bradford
Hazel Green
Highland
Hanover
Ill
Bloomington
Ft. Atkinson
Fort
Badger
Monona Grove
Jon Halzel
Bill Briggs
Pat Braun
Bruce Mikula
Jeff Taylor
Viking
Halzel
Hake
Steve Serns
Eagle
Monticello Social News Notes From Curtis and Brink
Mr and Mrs Walter Brink Verona spent Tuesday with his parents Mr and Mrs Dave Brink Evening visitors were Mr and Mrs William Arnold and family Madison Mr and Mrs Robert Holcomb Sr accompanied by Mr and Mrs Jacob Marty New Glarus left today for Harrisburg Ark to visit Fred and John Kocher families
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Brink
Verona
Dave Brink
William Arnold
Madison
Robert Holcomb Sr
Jacob Marty
New Glarus
Harrisburg
Ark
Fred
John Kocher
Meyer Heads College Superior Inauguration as President
Karl W. Meyer former assistant director of state colleges was inaugurated Friday as president of Superior State University succeeding Jim Dan Hill in a ceremony marking a new administration.
Olympic records shine as U S swimmers face setback in 1500m
Three Americans set Olympic marks in Tokyo including Dallas Long Henry Carr and Fred Hansen. John Nelson and Roy Saari failed to crown the 1500m with gold as Australia’s Bob Windle won. Donna de Varona led an American 1 2 3 in the 400m individual medley as the U S tally reached 52 medals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Dallas Long
Henry Carr
Fred Hansen
United States
Roy Saari
John Nelson
Nelson
Australia
Bob Windle
Donna de Varona
Santa Clara
Cailif
Russia
Hansen
Cuero
Tex
Germany
Wolfgang Reinhardt
John Pennel
Miami
Billy Pemelton
Mercedes
Long
Los Angeles
Carr
Arizona State
Miss de Varona
Sharon Finneran
San Gabriel
Calif
Martha Randall
Wayne
U.S
Bob Hayes
Indians Will Keep Cleveland Franchise
The Cleveland Indians board voted unanimously to keep the American League franchise in Cleveland where it has been since 1915 amid rumors it might move to Seattle Dallas or Oakland. General Manager Gabe Paul called the four hour meeting decisive and expressed optimism about remaining in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
Indians
Seattle
Dallas
Oakland
Gabe Paul
Paul
Weekend Bus Schedule and Ticket Info
The notice lists departures from Monroe Saturday at 7 a.m. and Sunday at 8 a.m. It offers a fare and show ticket for 12 dollars. Reservations are encouraged as space is limited and contact Carl Irene Elmer at 325 2724, Monroe, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., Monday through Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Carl Irene Elmer
Albany Social Notes Visit Friends Across States
Mrs. William Steindorf reports Albany residents visiting family in Payne Ohio and Milwaukee Wisconsin. Rev. Daniel MacDonald formerly pastor at Albany Baptist church attended by the Gressmans in Akron. Local families plan travels to LaCrosse State University and Janesville for visits, with several UW Madison students home for weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Barton
R. G. Gressman
Janet
Lyle Barton
Payne, O
Gressmans
Daniel MacDonald
Akron
Rev. MacDonald
Albany Baptist Church
T. E. Sharer
Priscilla
LaCrosse State University
Alex Etter
Monroe
Marie Oberholzer
Fred Scheidegger
Milwaukee
Patricia Mansheim
St. Mary’s Hospital
Madison
Clem Mansheim
Ruth Whalen
John Nelson
Janesville
Nelsons
Barbara
David Heitzman
Joe Whalen
Victor Holmes
Aledo
Earl McCulley
McCulley
Bird Meinert
Local Socials Share Visits Across States and Countries
Mr and Mrs Carl Goepfert and family visit the William Arn family from Switzer land. William F Matzke and family stay with Harry Thompson in Mequon. Raymond Arnsmeier and family dine with James Sharkey in Milwaukee. Roy Timm travels with Ben Heise to Florida. Harrison Grenzow attends state Baptist convention at Green Lake. Inez Weaver hosts guests Floyd Kretchmer and Ruth Latham in Harvard and Woodstock. Leland Loren Emmerson Jordan families visit Rev Edward Johnson in Dell for services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Goepfert
Switzerland
Ernest Goepfert
Argyle
William Arn
William F. Matzke
Harry Thompso
Mequon
Raymond Arnsmeier
Mary
Ivan Arnsmeters
Irving Armstrongs
James Sharkey
Milwaukee
Roy Timm
Ivan Arnsmeier
Ben Heise
Janesville
Florida
Harrison Grenzow
Green Lake
Inez Weaver
Floyd Kretchmer
Sally
Susan
Harvard
Ruth Latham
Woodstock
III
Leland
Vernon
Loren
Luan
Emmerson Jordan
Harlan
Kurt
Edward Johnson
Dell
Dick Sikes Extends Lead at Sahara Invitational
Dick Sikes, 24, rookie on the tour, led into the third round of the Sahara Invitational in Las Vegas with a three stroke edge. He held a five stroke cushion over Ken Venturi and six on Arnold Palmer, eight on Jack Nicklaus, the Sahara defending champion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Vegas
Dick Sikes
Ken Venturi
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Lost Act Found in Illogical Way
Echoes of a vanished performance surface as a theater troupe discovers an act missing from the show. A crew member recalls rehearsals revealing the narrative gaps and hints at a backstage solution. The incident prompts new schedules and quiet questions about creative recall.
Platteville Nears League Crown After 18-7 Victory
Platteville beat Boscobel 18 to 7 as fullback Larry Butson rushed for 167 yards of 202 rushing yards by the Hillmen, extending their undefeated streak to six. River Valley and Lancaster in second place, Darlington upset Cuba City 19-13, Fenimore surged past Prairie du Chien, and West Grant shut out Muscoda 24-0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Platteville
Wisconsin
Boscobel
Larry Butson
Hillmen
River Valley
Lancaster
Blackhawks
Iowa Grant
Flying Arrows
Mt. Horeb
Darlington
Cuba City
Jim Bartels
Jay Springer
Dave Furrer
Fennimore
Prairie du Chien
West Grant
Muscoda
Jack Horsfall
Dodgeville
Mineral Point
Dick Adelhofen
Dug Kraemer
John Becker
Chuck Jones
Phil Dettweiler
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Cassville
Milwaukee Group
Lake Geneva
Whitewater
Oakfield
Winnebago Lutheran
Ithaca
Blue River
Kickapoo
Barneveld
Oshkosh
Fond du Lac
Racine Horlick
Spring Green
Iowa
Grant
Kewaunee
East DePere
Freedom
Hilbert
Middleton
Marshall
Cambridge
Deerfield
Lakeside Lutheran
Juneau
Johnson Creek
Oregon
DeForest
Milton Union
Lake Mills
Evansville
Waterloo
New Lisbon
Brookwood
Royall
Wonewoc
Baraboo
Wisconsin Dells
Richland Center
Portage
Black River Falls
Sparta
Delavan-Darien
Brookfield Central
Clinton
Thomas
Boston
John Thomas
Olympic Village
Japan
Monticello
O. D. Curtis
Ice Follies
Crandall Oil Company
16Th Ave
Cubee
BY Jimmy Hatlo
Poisona
North Northern
Slippery West
Bibb
Dracula
Frankenstein
Bathsaltz
Ersatz
Akimbo
Gates Ajar
Hangtown
Frywell
Allagazam
Allagaro
Creavy
Crackberg
Cubeb
Albany
William Steindorf
Springfield
Harry
Lyle Kahl
Winslow
Clifford Whitehead
Mabel E. Bauer
Sahara
Platteville Nears
NEW Oliver Tractors
Oliver
Juda, Wisconsin
Chevrolet
18Th Avenue
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