Willis Berndt Nets Second 600 Series In Monroe Bowling
Willis Berndt anchored the Huber Brewing Co. team in the Sportsmans league with a 605, the year's second 600 series, aided by games of 190 195 and 220 as Huber swept Local 579. Kate Yost led VFW No 4 with 457, while Dorothy Bacon posted a 182 high game for VFW No 3.
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Monroe
Willis Berndt
Huber Brewing Co
Wally Speich
Pleasure Bend
Recreation Club
Berndt
Huber
VFW
Kate Yost
Dorothy Bacon
VFW No. 3
Sportsmans Huber Brewing Co
Local
Beckman’s
Borden’s
Monroe Hotel
Wenger and
Kramer
W. A. Berndt
Holcomb
Ed Pickett
Davis
Krahenbuehl
VFW Auxiliary League
N. Burkhard
Esther Kubly
D. Bacon
Jean Woolever
Progressive League
Johnson’s
Hunt’s Produce
Anderson Body Shop
Monroe Clinic
Martin’s Sporting Goods
Clarno
Burgess Battery
Corner Cafe
Dorothy Burke
Lilli Greub
Badger Five Cards 21 Games on Schedule
The University of Wisconsin basketball announces a 21 game 1948 49 schedule with 11 home games and 12 non league games against Marquette Notre Dame Missouri Loyola of Chicago Southern California UCLA and others. Wisconsin will fly to Los Angeles for the December 21 and December 23 games and Northwestern joins for travel.
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Madison
University of Wisconsin
Harry Stuhldreher
Badgers
Marquette
Notre Dame
Missouri
Loyola of Chicago
Southern California
UCLA
Ripon
Open
Los Angeles
Milwaukee
Illinois
Champaign
Creighton
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Indiana
Ohio State
Tennis Tour Arrives in Sydney for Pro Matches
Jack Kramer Bobby Riggs and Pancho Segura reached Sydney by plane for pro tennis bouts. Kramer blamed John Bromwich's omission from the Australian Davis Cup team for sagging American interest in the challenge round.
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Sydney
Jack Kramer
Bobby Riggs
Pancho Segura
Kramer
John Bromwich
Tigers Players Fined After Altercations With Umpires
Chicago reports five day suspensions and fines for Detroit Tigers catcher Hal Wagner and outfielder Dick Wakefield following incidents with umpires in the last two days.
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Tigers
Chicago
Will Harridge
American League
Hal Wagner
Dick Wakefield
Detroit Tigers
Racial Descent Estimate Sparks Debate
A statistical estimate claims under 20 percent of American Negroes are of pure African descent, prompting discussion on identity and ancestry. The claim highlights complex lineage and questions of racial classification within the community.
Eight Lettermen Report for Argyle Six Man Football
Argyle high school lists 27 candidates for the 1948 six man football team under new coach Fred Rehmstedt. Eight lettermen from the 1947 squad return, with the coach calling the outlook fair to good and noting size but limited speed. The schedule shows non conference games and a night game vs New Glarus on Oct 22.
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Argyle
Argyle High School
Fred Rehmstedt
Rehmstedt
Platteville State Teachers College
R. Gierhart
C. Putnam
R. Putnam
D. Penniston
R. Penniston
C. Penniston
R. Nelson
V. Sieverson
R. Erickson
L. Hatfield
K. Sieverson
R. Isely
R. Kohler
Oscar Kipfer
S. Darkness
J. Schwartz
South Wayne
Barneveld
Brooklyn
Belleville
Orfordville
New Glarus
Brodhead
Skins to Use Gilmer Against Packer Eleven
Washington owner George Marshall announced rookie Harry Gilmer would start for the Redskins in an exhibition against the Green Bay Packers in Birmingham. Gilmer, a former Alabama passer, faced controversy over a Tribune insured contract demand before agreeing to play. Arch Ward noted both teams could face a $25,000 fine if Gilmer played in the exhibition.
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Birmingham
Ala
George Marshall
Washington Redskins
Harry Gilmer
Green Bay Packers
Gilmer
Alabama
Chicago Tribune Charities, Inc
Tribune
Washington
Sammy Baugh
Arch Ward
Redskins
Annett Schad to Wed Basil Kildow in Chicago Church
Invitations have been received for the wedding next Saturday of Miss Annett Schad of Chicago and Basil Kildow of Chicago. The ceremony will be at 5 p.m. in a Chicago church. Mrs C A Kildow, Basil’s mother, and two sisters plan to attend from Albany and nearby Brookman.
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Albany
Annett Schad
Chicago
Basil Kildow
C. A. Kildow
Louis Eldred
Harold Smout
Brookn
Big Nine to Discuss Athletic Eligibility
Chicago reports the Big Nine faculty representatives will meet Sunday to resolve ineligible-athlete cases. Chairman G. R. Lundquist announced the session to wrap up pending business from the last meeting. The talks focus on financial aid under the NCAA purity code since the Madison conference last May.
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Chicago
Big Nine
G. R. Lundquist
Lundquist
K. T
Tug) Wilson
Madison
Yesterday's baseball results across leagues
Results show American League games with New York beating Boston 11 to 6 in 10 innings and Cleveland defeating Detroit 10 to 1, while Washington won 6 to 3 over Tenneme pene. National League action had St Louis 6 Cincinnati 5 as Brooklyn games at New York and Boston at Philadelphia were rained out. American Association saw Toledo 15 Indianapolis 3.
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Boston
New York
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Detroit
St. Louis
Washington
Chicago
Aietarabaths
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Chi
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Columbus
Minneapolis Kansas City
Toledo
Louisville
Tenenme Pene
Housewarming for Schulz Couple Near Monroe
Neighbors gathered at the John Wittenwyler farm north of Monroe to fete Mr and Mrs Paul Schulz. A novelty kitchen cupboard shower, cards and refreshments followed their June 20 marriage. Mrs Darlyne Joyce Rinehart Browntown is the former Mrs Schulz.
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Paul Schulz
Lester Schulz
John Wittenwyler
Monroe
Darlyne Joyce Rinehart
Browntown
Selbo Signs Second Contract With Oshkosh All Stars
Oshkosh Wisconsin记者 Selbo, ex Wisconsin star, inks his second NBA contract with the Oshkosh All Stars. He joined the team last season and posted 376 points for an average of 6.5 per game.
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Selbo
Oshkosh
Glen Selbo
University of Wisconsin
Oshkosh All Stars
All Stars
Indians recall seven minor leaguers for next week
The Cleveland Indians announced that seven optioned minor league players have been recalled to join the Tribe for duty next week. The front office provided the update today as rosters prepare for upcoming games.
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TRIBE
Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
Indians
DiMaggio Powers Yankees Past Red Sox to Narrow Lead
Joe DiMaggio hit a bases loaded grand slam in the 10th inning to spark the New York Yankees to an 11 6 victory over the Boston Red Sox, cutting Boston's AL lead to two and a half games. Gene Bearden pitched six strong innings as Cleveland beat Detroit 10 1. Stan Musial drove in the deciding run in St Louis 6 5 over Cincinnati. The Athletics split a twilight doubleheader and Boston at Philadelphia plus Brooklyn at New York were rained out.
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Associated Press
Joe DiMaggio
Yankees
Red Sox
Boston
Yanks
DiMaggio
Cleveland Indians
Gene Bearden
Indians
Tigers
Joe Gordon
Ken Keltner
Lou Boudreau
Tribe
Dizzy Trout
al Benton
Hal White
Connie Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
Senators
A’s
Athletics
Phil Murchildon
Stan Musial
Red Schoendienst
St. Louis Cardinals
Reds
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
New York
Blanchardville High Opens Season With Seven Games
Blanchardville High Schools plans seven football games this season led by Coach Merlyn Duerst. Opening night host is Cuba City with other dates against Oregon Cambridge Sun Prairie Waterloo Middleton Livingston and Homecoming with Water.
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Blanchardville
Blanchardville High School
Merlyn Duerst
Cuba City
Invaders
Oregon
Cambridge
Sun Prairie
Waterloo
Middleton
Livingston
Forked Horn Deer Season Gets Okay
The Wisconsin conservation commission approved a nine day forked horn buck season from November 20 to 28 by a 5 to 1 vote. The measure moves to Governor Rennebohm for signature and will align with last season’s open and closed areas. Dr. J A Riegel was the sole dissenter.
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Wisconsin Conservation Commission
Rennebohm
J. A. Riegel
St. Croix Falls
William J. P. Aberg
Madison
Aberg
Smith
Riegel
Wisconsin to Stage First Secret Drills
Wisconsin football coach Harry Stuhldreher plans a secret scrimmage at Camp Randall this afternoon to evaluate which players to focus on before the opener with Indiana. He praised overall condition and morale but warned sophomores’ inexperience has slowed play timing and execution.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Badgers
Camp Randall
Indiana
Harry Stuhldreher
Stuhldreher
Flying Apartment Falls in Teterboro Crash
The Duke Rubirosa aircraft known as a flying apartment crashed in a swamp near Teterboro airport. It featured elaborate upholstery and a complete kitchen. The tobacco heiress was not aboard. the crewmen were unhurt.
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Teterboro
N. J
Doris Duke
Rubirosa
Pheasants to be Released by Blanchardville Club
Blanchardville Rod and Gun club plans a 9 o'clock Sunday morning release of pheasants. Local hunters and residents are advised to observe the event and respect posted areas.
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Blanchardville
Blanchardville Rod and Gun Club
Monticello Weekend Socials Reach Wide Circle
Monticello and nearby towns saw a flurry of visits and calls as families traveled from New Glarus Monroe Madison and beyond. Several Sunday dinners and weekend outings connected the Curtis Butler Duerst and Klassy families with relatives in Madison Monroe New Glarus and Milwaukee.
Party for Brother Herbert Rindy Held in Primrose
Mrs. Walter J. Marty hosted a small gathering in Primrose on Wednesday evening for her brother Herbert Rindy. A Thursday caller in Belleview stopped by before moving on.
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Herbert Rindy
Primrose
Walter J. Marty
Bellevee
New Glarus Visitors and Local Calls
Mrs Millard Tschudy receives guests in town as Mr and Mrs Henry Schmid visit Milwaukee. Ralph Mueller of Spring Green made a business call. Mr and Mrs Oswald Rhyner of Marshfield and Mr and Mrs Albert Graf of Fond du Lac visit relatives here. Darrel Duerst and John visit Millard Tschudy and Kim. Duersts depart for Barberton after two weeks with the Z Duerst family.
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Ted Butler
Barbara
Madison
O. D. Curtis
Curtis
H. A. Becker
Glarus
Lake Mendota
Max Wyss Jr
Brodhead
Albert Marty
John Elmer
Darlyne
Ewald Babler
Monroe Recreation Park
Dorothy
Eleanor Marty
Clarence Freitag
Villa Park
Ill
Nic Kalber
Robert Stacy
Chicago
Emil Blum
M. P. Ohlsen
Milwaukee
Thomas Hagen
Peter
Ann
Michael
J. P. Zweifel
Zweifel
Thomas Hamilton
Westfield
Eddie Zweifel
Phillip
Dwight
Fred Kramer
Esther Giesig
Adam Duerst
John Christopher
Albany
Paul Filliger
Jacob Legler
Henry Duerst
Thomas Voegels
Bernard Biederman
Dennis
Freeport
Herbert Schenk
Victoria
Jimmy
Brooklyn
Kenneth Holcomb
Cheryl
Ida Schenk
Sidney Boyum
Herman Klassy
John Thomas Zweifel
Eleanor Woydt
Oakland
Calif
Anna Elmer
Fond du Lac
Elmer
Henry C. Klassy
William Klassy
Steve
Leon Klassy
Werner Hefty
Werner Elmer
Belleville
Carol Jordan
Vola Jordan
Emma K. Jenny
Pittsburgh
Mae
Caroline Klassy
Monroe
Arthur Escher
Janice
Bernice Schneider
Joan
C. Fred Disch
Wisconsin Rapids
Henry V. Babler
Betty Ann
Iowa
Canada
Marie Vuilleumier
Los Angeles
Traugot Senn
George Wright
Georgia Jean
Madeline
H. Hoesly
New Glarus
John
Richard Stauffacher
Baraboo
Conrad Stauffacher
Stephanie
Mary
Henry E. Babler
W. E. Blum
Irene Marty
H. F. Stall
C. M. Stauffer
Smoky Mountains
Knoxville
Tenn
Harold Esternig
Regula Hoesly
Bonnie
Donna
Nic Freitag
Elsbeth
Barbara Freitag
Edwin Stuessy
Frederick Sammond
San Francisco
Anton Hefty
Wilbert Strahm
Abraham Kubly
John Ott
Donald Knobel
Kay Ann
Adam Schuler
Beth Ann
Marilyn Roe
Fred G. Blum
Albert E. Blum
Washington, D. C
Fred S. Blum
Albert E. Blums
Wisconsin
Ripon
Ripon College
Dwight Zweifel
David
Gary
Florence Kubly
Lawrence Blum
Margaret Gundry
California
B. L. Clark
Edmund Dooley
Clark Dooley
Fred Escher
Arena
Linda Meigs
Frances Sime
Platteville
Henry Schmid
Ralph Mueller
Spring Green
Oswald Rhyner
Marshfield
John Rhyner
Albert Graf
Darrel Duerst
Millard Tschudy
Kim
Duersts
Barberton
John Z. Duerst
Weekend guests from Beatrice Milwaukee and Illinois
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Larson Beatrice and John Milwaukee and Mr. and Mrs. L F Gunnison Mr. and Mrs. Gus Stoehr St Charles Ill were weekend guests of relatives here.
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Martin Larson
Beatrice and John
Milwaukee
L. F. Gunnison
Gus Stoehr
St. Charles
Ill
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