Vikings Roll Edgerton 39 6 in Badger Conference clash
Stoughton maintained its lead by routing Edgerton 39 6 on the Edgerton gridiron. Monona Grove beat Middleton 34 13 to keep title hopes alive. Sun Prairie earned its first Badger win 2 0 over Jefferson and Monroe defeated the Badger Preps 33 26. Reggie Nelson extended his scoring lead with three TDs on 1 and 12 yard runs and a 15 yard reception from Luther Selbo. Edgerton scored on a 12 yard fumble return after a blocked punt. Stoughton piled up 424 yards to Edgerton's 97. Monona Grove’s fifth conference win keeps pace with Stoughton. Tom McKay directed a balanced attack and Wayne Fielder scored on a 29 yard reverse. Al Staffon connected for 35 yards to Chuck Bollenback and Bollenback later found Paul Gillings for a 72 yard score. Paul Jesberger led Sun Prairie with a five yard run and a pass to Rod Meister for another. Jim Taylor added an 11 yard TD run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoughton
Edgerton
Monona Grove
Middleton
Sun Prairie
Jefferson
Monroe
Badger
Reggie Nelson
Luther Selbo
Viking
Monona Groves
Dick Rundie
Silver Eagles
Tom McKay
Wayne Fielder
al Staffon
Chuck Bollenback
Bollenback
Long
Paul Gillings
Paul Jesberger
Jesberger
Rod Meister
Jim Taylor
Cardinal
Gratiot and Shullsburg win in Blackhawk League games
Gratiot high school gridiron team secured at least a tie for second in the Blackhawk League by routing Bloomington 54 to 19 for their sixth win in seven games. Highland beat Potosi 40-26, Belmont defeated Benton 34-12, and Shullsburg beat Cassville 26-12 with late scoring. Don Hawkinson threw a touchdown pass and scored three times for Gratiot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gratiot High School
Blackhawk
Bloomington
Highland
Potosi
Belmont
Benton
Shullsburg
Cassville
Don Hawkinson
Golden Eagles
Jim Kliebestein
Tom Ludlum
Braves
John Egan
Cardinals
Terry Leahy
Jim Paquette
High School Football Scores roundup across several games
Darlington 20 Mineral Point 0 Prairie du Chien 21 West Grant 6 Cuba City 14 Iowa Grant 7 Highland 40 Potosi 26 Belmont 34 Benton 12 Gratiot 54 Bloomington 19 Madison La Follette 28 Sussex a Dodgeville 25 Mt. Horeb 12 Platteville 21 Lancaster 13 Shullsburg 26 Cassville 12 Hanover Ill 26 Hazel Green Fennimore 34 Boscobel 6 South Wayne 7 Belleville 0 Orfordville 41 New Glarus 0 Monona Grove 34 Middleton 13 Sun Prairie 20 Jefferson 0 Stoughton 39 Edgerton 6 Monroe 3 Madison Wisconsin High 26 Madison West 28 Janesville 12
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darlington
Mineral Point
Prairie du Ghien
West Grant
Cuba City
Iowa Grant
Highland
Potosi
Belmont
Benton
Gratiot
Bloomington
Madison la Follette
Sussex A
Dodgeville
Mt. Horeb
Platteville
Lancaster
Shullsburg
Cassville
Hanover, Ill
Hazel Green
Fennimore
Boscobel
South Wayne
Belleville
Orfordville
New Glarus
Monona Grove
Middleton
Sun Prairie
Jefferson
Stoughton
Edgerton
Monroe
Madison Wisconsin High
Madison West
Janesville
Juda By Mabel E Bauer
Mrs Minnie Nenneman Don ald and Beverly spent the weekend at Fond du Lac visiting Mr and Mrs Burnett Bahe. Beverly is a secretary at Ray-O Vac in Madison. Juda attendees at the WCTU institute at York church included Mmes Walter Ludwig Edith Keen Jessie Pen Miss Mabel Bauer and others. Mr and Mrs L S Brown learned of the death in Chicago of relatives Mr and Mrs Edward F Korback and son James in a car crash near Cross Plains. Urb Paulus and Mrs Hazel Jeager Beloit visited the Browns. Venus is the brightest star and about 26 million miles from Earth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Nenneman
Donald
Beverly
Fond du Lac
Burnett Bahe
Ray-Ovac
Madison
WCTU
York Church
Mmes
Walter Ludwig
Edith Keen
Jessie Pen
Mabel Bauer
Will Meinert
Elmer Matzke
William Matzke
Harry Smith
Frank Siedschlag
Frank Jordan
Elmer Asmus
L. S. Brown
Edward F. Korback
James
Chicago
Cross Plains
Urb Paulus
Hazel Jeager
Beloit
Ford Purchase Okayed by Lions
Stockholders of the Detroit Football Co. urged to approve William Clay Ford’s $6 million offer to buy the Detroit Lions. In a unanimous board vote, 13 directors backed the deal, paving the way for Ford to become sole owner pending stockholder meeting on November 22. Ford pledged no commitments and affirmed coach George Wilson remains in place amid the team’s two wins in six starts.
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Eikuit O
Detroit Lions
Ford
Lions
William Clay Ford
Detroit Football Co
Ford Automotive
Paul Brown
Cleveland Browns
Edwin Anderson
Lion
George Wilson
Detroit
Automobile Company
Henry, Ford
Ford Motor Co
Lts
Henry II
Wiliam Clay
Daugherty Secures Five Year MSU Pact
Duffy Daugherty at Michigan State receives a five year job guarantee from the MSU board of trustees, moving him to a status equal to department head. The 48 year old coach, in his 10th season, has posted 55 wins, 28 losses, and 3 ties. MSU’s record this season stands at 2 1 1.
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East Lansing
Mich
Notre Dame
Michigan State
Duffy Daugherty
South Bend
Ind
Michigan State University Board of Trustees
Daugherty
MSU
John Hannah
Duffy
Fighting Irish
Hannah
Spartan
Assails Byrnes Plan in Wisconsin Primary Standoff
Democratic State Chairman J. Louis Hanson criticizes a plan to enter Rep. John W. Byrnes as a favorite son in the Wisconsin presidential primary, calling it a veiled move to bar other GOP contenders. The Vatican Swiss Guards are authorized at 100.
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Byrnes
Madison
J. Louis Hanson
John W. Byrnes
Wis
Wisconsin
Barry Moore Return Scoring Machine For Do or Die Game
Baltimore faces Green Bay as scorers Barry and Moore return for a decisive NFL meeting. Raymond Berry reintegrated after left shoulder injury, Lenny Moore and Jimmy Orr back from early absences. John Unitas leads offense while Starr out for Packers with Roach making first start in place of injury. Colts seek win to stay in title hunt as Packers hope for a historic third straight title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Baltimore Colts
Green Bay Packers
Don Shula
Raymond Berry
Packers
Lenny Moore
Jimmy Orr
John Unitas
Colts
Green Bay
Bart Starr
St. Louis Cardinals
Starr
John Roach
Heas
Vince Lombardi
Berry
Chicago Bears
DeDeers Clinch Crown Tie With Mt Horeb Victory
Dodgeville tops league standings at 7 0 after a 25 12 win over Mt Horeb. Fennimore, Platteville, Cuba City and Darlington won other games as the Southwestern Wisconsin High School League race tightens with key results and strong performances by Keith Jarrett and George Faherty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bodgeville
Mt. Horeb
Wisconsin
Fennimore
Boscobel
Platteville
Lancasti
Cubd City
Jow Grant
Darlington
Mineral Point
Prairie du Chien Nudge West Grant
Dodgeville
Jack Bertolini
Redbirds
Prairie du Chien
West Grant
Jim Oestreich
Horeb
Keith Jarrett
Lancaster
George Faherty
Don Klass
Insufficient Ice Forces Ski Jump Postponement
A 203 Dodger Stadium ski jumping contest was postponed due to insufficient ice as three ice making machines blew fuses and the fourth could not ice the 165 foot run. Three thousand fans received rain checks for Saturday and Sunday shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angeles
Dodger Stadium
Monticello Society Notes and Travel Gossip
In Monticello Mrs. C. D. Curtis records visits to Mrs. Velma Updike and Mrs. Fred Stuessy at St. Clare hospital. Jim Kurth travels from Ft Lauderdale after his mother’s death. Hilliard family and friends call at Madison funeral home. Fannie and Frieda Jenkert join a Chicago Ice Follies bus tour. Jacob Voegels attends Shirley Schmid and James Steele wedding in Whitewater. Additional guests visit New Glarus and Evansville areas and call on Mrs. Elizabeth Schultz in Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Meyers
Ida Voegels
Velma Updike
Fred V. Stuessy
St. Clare Hospital
Jim Kurth
Dean Hilliard
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
A. J. Kurth
Madison
Hilliard
Messrs
Mmes. Hilliard
Darrell Hilliard
Ronald Hilliard
Fannie G
Frieda
Walter "Schmid
California
Ida Hoesly
Ida Voegeli
Ev Jacobs Hits 526 Honor Count In Bowling Action
Ev Jacobs rolled a 526 series with a 231 high in last night’s kegler action. Mutch Loeffel led the Sportsmen with 570, Ralph Peterson high with 212 in another league, and Alvin Riese a 240 high in Friday Night Industrial. Team and individual scores across leagues are listed with top performances and standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacobs
Kegler
Mutch Loeffel
Ralph Peterson
Alvin Riese
Lee Nipple
Arnold Koehn
Lloyd Keener
Lou Hackle
VFW
Milwaukee Cheese
Evie's Bar
Recreation Club
South Wisconsin Co-op
Turner Hall
Truethardt’s
Thorpe Paints
Ev Jacobs
Zelma Germann
Toxie Steinmann
Shirley Ruf
Vi Kuban
Arns- Dean's Milk
Monroe Clinic
Burn Electric
Pin-O's
Bancroft Milk
Harold Neuenhwander
I Kohl
Fred Ruegsegger
Monroe Ready Mix
Hubers
Industrial Combustion
Nco's
South Side Market
Frito-Lay
Wayne Defeats Belleville 7 to 0 in State Line clash
South Wayne upset Belleville 7 to 0 to claim a narrow half game lead in the State Line league title race. Blanchardville and Brodhead could tie with Belleville by winning today. Orfordville beat New Glarus 41-0 with Larry Burkhalter returning a punt 80 yards and Paul Johnson scoring twice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Wayne
Belleville
Wildcats
Blanchardville
Brodhead
Tuday
Argyle
Orfordville
New Glarus
Larry Burkhalter
Spartan
Paul Johnson
Johnson
Neighbor Donates 250000 to Eau Claire College
Lewis E Phillips of Eau Claire across from the college contributes 250000 to expand science building furnishings. Phillips, longtime across the street resident and National Presto Industries board chair, also gave 175000 to the University of Wisconsin. In Salt Lake City Ezra Taft Benson is named president of LDS European missions with headquarters in Frankfurt Germany.
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EAU Claire
Eau Claire State College
Lewis E. Phillips
Phillips
University
F of Wisconsin
National Presto Industres
Leonard Haas
Phillips | Fe
Edith
Salt Lake City
Ezra Taft Benson
Eisenhower
European Missions
The
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
Mormon
Frankfurt
Germany
Farm auctions announced in Wisconsin area sales
The obituary of farming notes from Winslow to East Dubuque lists multiple farm foreclosures and auctions. Hired help death prompts Becks to quit farming while Richard Willborn, Norman Lancaster, Bryan Koch, and Mrs. Gladys Strommen plan sales or auctions on various dates in November. 131 acre Windy Acres site, 80 acre Blanchardville area, and Holstein cattle offerings are among the listed items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby
Rosalind Beck
Winslow
Richard Willborn
Windy Acres Golf Course
Gladys Strommen
Elmer Strommen
Blanchardville
Drouth Stirs Demand For U.S. Farm Loans
Washington reports drought drives farmers to seek emergency loans from the Farmers Home Administration. 452 counties in 20 states are designated to offer loans to producers who cannot obtain credit elsewhere. Loans cover feed seed fertilizer equipment and livestock with 3 percent annual interest. Illinois not included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
Farmers Home Administration
Deer Hunt Test Reveals Strains
MINNEAPOLIS More than one in 10 deer hunters over 40 face heart trouble under simulated hunting conditions. In tests, 37 men with normal hearts dragged a 100 pound sandbag for three minutes while electrocardiograms were broadcast to doctors. Four showed abnormal activity and failed the test.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minnesota Medicine
Minnesota Heart Association
Minnesota
Arthur C. Kerkhof
Heart Group
Kerkhof
Down to Earth 2 OUR SOIL % OUR STRENGTH
A readers’ letter column praising Willis Riemer farm events and local efforts at a soil and water showcase. Arlyn Zee wins a national coin picking event. Ambrose Wenger narrowly misses top score by .003. Public life notes cover drainage work, contour strip layouts, and farm projects across Water shed, Adams Township, Washington, and Smock Valley. Packers predicted 28-17 over Baltimore. local weather praised as terrific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Riemer
Green County
Arlyn Zee
Albany
Ambrose Wenger
Ambrose
Pete Bakker
Vern Johnsrud
Melvin Streiff
New Glarus
Bill Rees
Palmer Wahler- Chuck Miller
Browntown
Melvin Schlittler
Idle Hour Farm
Ernie
Bob
Smock Valley
Roger
Daryle Isely
Adams Township
Harvey Gempler
Washington
Fred Grimm- Art Holcomb
Washington Township
Auto Strikes Calf on Highway 69 with 16 Year Old Driver
A car driven by 16 year old Leland H. Johnson of Monroe struck and killed a month old Brown Swiss calf on Highway 69 five miles north of Monroe last evening. The calf, owned by Henry Elmer, was valued at $50. The car, licensed to Mrs Ames Johnson, remained at the scene though moved after sheriff deputy arrived at 6:20 p.m. Johnson said the calf ran onto the highway from his left. Front of the car sustained considerable damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leland H. Johnson
Monroe
Highway 69
Henry Elmer
Ames Johnson
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Venus
Earth
BY Jimmy Hatlo
Vatican
Barry, Moore
Monticello
C. D. Curtis
Anne Olson
Town of York
Clifford Olson
Stanley Olson
Wayne
C.M. Hastings
Parsons
Kans
Kansas
Norman Lancaster
Bryan Koch
Orangeville
Duraline Holstein Farm
Richard Lucey
Ed Hampton
East Dubuque
Drouth
U.S
Sheriffs Dept
Ray E. Kundert
Green
She
Committees
Police
D On
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Ben Cleveland Ray Beckman
Emmanuel Fuchs
Down To
SOE Conservation Service
Johnny Roach
F.D.L.C
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