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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1949

Page

5

Rose Bowl Talk Quieted by Big Ten Upsets

Big Ten title race tightens after Purdue 13 7 win over Minnesota and Michigan 14 7 upset of Minnesota as Ohio State and Iowa lead a muddled chase toward Pasadena. Key games loom including Ohio State at Illinois and Michigan, with final Buckeye Michigan showdown deciding Rose Bowl fate.

Chicago Minnesota Purdue Gophers Michigan Bernie Bierman Ohio State Iowa Pasadena Illinois Wisconsin Minneapolis Eddie Anderson Hawkeyes Northwestern Big Ten Pittsburgh Ann Arbor Indiana Oregon Notre Dame TPF

All-America Football Scores and Weekend Results

Football scores from yesterday include New York Yankees 21 over Baltimore 14 and Los Angeles Rams 27 over Chicago Bears 24. College results feature Wisconsin 30 over Indiana 14 and Marquette 68 over Colorado State 13 with multiple statewide matchups and upcoming schedule notes.

New York Yankees Baltimore Cleveland San Francisco Buffalo Chicago Hornets Los Angeles Rams Chicago Bears Green Bay Detroit New York Giants Chicago Cardinals Philadelphia Pittsburgh Washington New York Bulldogs College Wisconsin Indiana Marquette Colorado State Lawrence Beloit Ripon Carleton la Crosse Milwaukee Stevens Point Oshkosh Stout Institute Superior Eau Claire River Falls Platteville Whitewater Northwestern Watertown

Teague Shines as Wisconsin Rout Indiana in Big Ten Feature

Wisconsin 30 Indiana 14 as Bob Teague accounts for three first half Wisconsin touchdowns including a 46 yard sprint and a late second quarter 43 yard dash. Pet ruska connects twice with Teague and Embach adds a fake field goal score. Blackbourn adds a 19 yard boot.

Madison Wisconsin Bobby Teague Teague Indiana Badgers Northwestern Milwaukee Bloomington Bob Petruska Petruska Kim Embach Lisle Blackbourn

State Athletic Group To Vote on Age Rule

Milwaukee Wis consin Interscholastic Athletic Association to vote at annual meeting on an age limit rule. Principals supported a 3 to 1 change allowing a boy to complete a season if he turns 19 after it starts. New rule says 19 after Sept 1 makes football season eligible. basketball Dec 1. track Apr 1. References extreme cold: Verkhoyansk record 90 degrees below zero in 1892.

Milwaukee Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association

U S Army Has More Generals Than Horses At Show

For the second year running the national horse show at Madison Square Garden opens with no American team in the military jumping events. Mexico Ireland Chile and Canada compete as the United States fields none due to mechanization leaving 330 generals to 327 horses, a unique disparity cited.

New York United States Madison Square Garden Mexico Ireland Chile Canada

Miss Kubly Seizes Title in Pick the Winner Contest

Marilyn Kubly, of 2419 7th Street, wins this week’s Pick the Winner football contest with only one misprediction out of fifteen. Nathan Brand and Eddie Goecks tie for second. several others receive honorable mentions. Two weeks remain with prize payouts for top three finishers.

Marilyn Kubly 7Th Street Minnesota Nathan Brand 22Nd Avenue Eddie Goecks 10Th Street Roger Ruch Wayne Wagner Willis H. Zwickey William Wuethrich Robert Kramer Alfred Henning Bud Donovan Miss Kubly Cornell Wisconsin Purdue Missouri California Alabama Notre Dame Actul Pittsburgh Dartmouth Harvard Ohio State Michigan State Michigan Iowa Penn State

Dr George W Lueck Dies Aged 82 in LaCrosse

Dr George W. Lueck, 82, longtime LaCrosse area general practitioner, died today after a brief illness. He was among the state's oldest doctors and served the community for decades.

Lueck George W. Lueck

Ram Eagle Tilt To Top Pro Games

The undefeated Los Angeles Rams clash with the Philadelphia Eagles in a marquee pro game of the week. Both teams lead their divisions with strong records, while the Yankees Browns and 49ers face lighter schedules in their All America conference standings.

Ram Eagle Fred Hayden New York Los Angeles Rams Philadelphia Eagles Rams Eagles New York Yankees Cleveland Browns San Francisco 49Ers Yankees Buffalo Browns Chicago Hornets 49Ers Baltimore

Packers Stop Lions 16-14 in Crowd-Reduced Game

Green Bay edged Detroit 16-14 as Tony Canadeo led with 21 carries for 117 yards and a TD. The Packers outrushed the Lions 248 to 215 while Detroit leaned on the air with 197 passing yards from 16 completions. Attendance was 10,855 for Green Bay's second win of the season.

Milwaukee Tony Canadeo Green Bay Packers Detroit Grey Ghost Gonzaga Green Bay Packers

Record Heat: 136 F at Azizia Libya in 1922

The highest earth temperature on record reached 136 degrees Fahrenheit at Azizia Libya in North Africa on September 13 1922. This historic extreme is cited by meteorological sources though later disputed.

Earth Azizia Libya North Africa

Season on Racoon Opens Tomorrow in Green County

The raccoon hunting season starts at 1 p m tomorrow with no shooting hour restrictions. Daily bag limit is two, season limit 12, and a 'coon tag' must be attached after killing. The Wisconsin Raccoon and Fox Hunters association pays for live raccoons for propagation, with pay rates listed for old and young females and males.

Green County Wisconsin Raccoon and Fox Hunters’ Association Court House Norman Hicks

Madison civic leader Thomas J. Rudesill dies at 59

Thomas J. Rudesill, 59, Madison civic and industrial figure and Scanlan Morris Co. hospital supplies official for 37 years, died yesterday after a heart attack last week. He also served as an East Side Businessmen's association officer, on the city police and fire commission, and as a savings and loan director.

Madison Thomas J. Rudesill Scanlan-Morris Co Rudesill East Side Businessmen’s Association City Police and Fire Commission Savings and Loan Association

Large firms sustain research labs driving key discoveries

Most major manufacturing companies maintain extensive research laboratories from which numerous important discoveries emerge. The paragraph highlights how ongoing scientific inquiry is tied to industrial growth and innovation, reflecting a common view of corporate investment in R&D as a catalyst for new products and processes.

Swiss Cheese Market Trends and Industry News

The Swiss cheese market shows firm prices the week ending Oct 27 with state brand and grade C ranges narrowing. Demand is lighter and speculative interest down while floor stocks stay limited. Wisconsin Swiss prices range 39 to 50 cents per pound fob, with back orders reported as assemblers fill orders. The 22nd annual Northeastern Wisconsin Cheesemakers and Butter makers convention is set for Shawano, and The Tuttle Cheese Co of San Francisco begins daily radio programs. Albany residents receive a double thrill from a local note about mailers and stars.

Federal State Market news __ service Madison Wisconsin

Market snapshot Chicago livestock and poultry prices

USDA market report shows salable hogs at 17.75 top with 180 to 300 pound hogs mainly 17.25 to 17.50, sows 15.00 to 17.00, and smaller hogs 17.00 to 17.40. Cattle and calves slow with steers 26.00 to 39.50 and heifers 26.00 to 30.00, vealers 25.00 to 30.00, stock cattle slow, poultry steady with heavy hens 24 to 26, fryers 28 to 33, and eggs firmer.

Chicago USDA

Prices hold as market reports show steady poultry values

Market notes indicate prices unchanged with slight two cent per dozen rise for certain items. U S extras settle at 48.5 while U S standards range 41 to 44. Current receipts 41 and dirties 38 with checks at 37.5.

U. S

Steel rally lifts some stocks on a mixed market

Wall Street reports demand for steels pushed certain issues higher in active trading today while the rest of the list showed mixed moves. Gains were seen in American Can, Du Pont, Dow Chemical, Woolworth, Goodrich, Youngstown Sheet and Tube, Bethlehem, and Jones and Laughlin. declines appeared in U S Rubber, Philco Radio, Allied Chemical, Westinghouse, Nickel Plate, Union Pacific, and Santa Fe. Bond trading was light with limited price changes.

New York Steel American Can du Pont Dow Chemical Woolworth Goodrich Youngstown Sheet and Tube Bethlehem Jones and Laughlin U. S. Rubber Philco Radio Allied Chemical Westinghouse Nickel Plate Union

Rough surfaces boost spin on golf balls for longer drives

Smooth golf balls travel shorter distances than dimpled or mesh surface balls because the rough surface increases lift via greater spin.

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