Darlington Defeats Monroe in 86 Yard Drive Highlight
Darlington defeats Monroe 86 yard driven score late in the fourth quarter after an 86 yard kickoff. Fullback Joe Micka scores from the four after a dominant ground game that gained 324 yards to Monroe 48. Monroe battles but must improve in blocking and tackling as Gay Steensrud’s squad falls short.
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Monroe
Lafayette County
Darlington
Joe Micka
Ceck
Harold O’brien
Recreation Park
Seal
Arlington
Dick Maurer
Maurer
John
Jumbo) Stauffacher
Redmen
Darlington Rooters
Gay Steensrud
Fred R. Simpson
Arthur Edwards
W. W. Martin
Steensrud
Invaders
Baldwin
Micke
Don Ethridge
Dick Blanc
Gilbert Goetz
Franklin Stephenson
Micka
Gib Goodman
Gee
Leona Gruenewald Leads Women's Bowling Night
Leona Gruenewald of VFW No. 3 tops women's bowling with a 148 167 170 485 series. E Holcomb's 524 tops the Sportsmen's league. Margie Cullen posts 185 in one frame as standings show varied team totals across leagues including Beckmans Monroe Hotel Local 579 and Durgin.
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Leona Gruenewald
VFW
E. Holcomb
Margie Cullen
Beckman’s
Huber Beer
Borden’s
Monroe Hotel
Wenger
Kramer
Durgin
Rockow
E. Booth Jr
R. Regossi
Holcomb
Vv. F. W
Marion Newman
Val Durgin
Helen Burkhard
Gruenewald
Prove—Hunt
Fritz Cleaners
Anderson Body Shop
Johnson Pontiac and Implement
Corner Cafe
Clarno
Martin’s Sporting Goods
Charm Center
Monroe Clinic
Betty Rufenacht
Mary Hackle
Vi Larson
Marjorie Holcomb
Deer Tag Sales Kick Off at County Office
Deer tags are on sale at the county clerk's office with early buyers including Lowell E. Markwardt, Lee E. Smith, Ross S. Martin, John W. Flaherty, Robert Gessert, Owen W. Keener, Harold Mohns, R. H. Gessler, Ernest Lehmann, H. A. Becker, and Glenn W. Erbe from communities like Monticello Juda Brodhead Mt. Horeb and surrounding routes.
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Lowell E. Markwardt
15Th Avenue
Lee E. Smith
17Th Avenue
Ross S. Martin
12Th Street
John W. Flaherty
24Th Avenue
Robert Gessert
Brodhead
Owen W. Keener
Monticello
Harold Mohns
Brdehead
R. H. Gessler
Ernest Lehmann
Juda
H. A. Becker
Glenn W. Erbe
Mt. Horeb
Eagles Bears Clash Before Sixty Thousand Tonight
The Philadelphia Eagles meet the Chicago Bears tonight as an expected 60 000 fans pack the stands to see if the Eagles truly are the greatest team to take the field. The buzz in Philadelphia centers on the alleged peak form of the Eagles.
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Eagles
BEARS
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Eagles
Chicago Bears
Southworth to Return to Boston Braves Next Season
Billy Southworth, on sick leave from the Boston Braves, will return to the hub city next year. He says his recovery allows him to resume managing and he plans to be back as manager in Boston.
Campanella Injured by Pitch in Dodgers Pirates Game
Brooklyn catcher Roy Campanella was struck on the head by a pitch in the second inning of the Brooklyn at Pittsburgh game, suffering a mild concussion yesterday.
Marquette Opens 1949 Football Season at Home
Marquette University hosts North Dakota State in Hilltop Stadium tonight to begin its 19th season under coach Frank J. Murray. The opening game marks the start of the 1949 schedule for the Golden Avalanche.
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Marquette
Milwaukee
Marquette University
Frank J. Murray
North Dakota State
Hilltop Stadium
Cubs Reach Million Attendance Again
The Chicago Cubs, mired in the National League cellar, surpassed the million attendance mark for the second consecutive year yesterday, marking a notable guest turnout amid a tough season.
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Chicago
Chicago Cubs
Pennant Race Scoreboard At A Glance
The American and National League pennant pictures are updated with standings, remaining schedules, and recent results. Key clubs include New York Brooklyn St Louis Detroit Cleveland Philadelphia Chicago and Boston as the race tightens toward the season’s end with upcoming games and matchups listed.
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New York
Eee
Cleveland
Detroit
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago
Washington
St. Louis
Clevvland
Hom
A. York
Bosn
St. Louis Sisi Cies
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Local Friday Football Scores Across Wisconsin Dells and Nearby Schools
Dodgeville 12 Mineral Point 7 Wisconsin Dells 25 Westfield 6 Boscobel 19 Muscoda 0 Cuba City 27 Blanchardville 0 Columbus 0 Stoughton 0 Reedsburg 12 Viroqua 6 Lake Mills 9 Fort Atkinson 6 Beloit 14 Fond du Lac 6 Sparta 34 Richland Center 0 Sun Prairie 14 Edgerton 6 Evansville 13 Oregon 0
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Dodgeville
Mineral Point
Wisconsin Dells
Westfield
Boscobel
Muscoda
Cuba City
Blanchardville
Columbus
Stougton
Reedsburg
Viroqua
Lake Mills
Fort Atkinson
Beloit
Fond du Lac
Sparta
Richland Center
Sun Prairie
Edgerton
Evansville
Oregon
Golf finals open at Ardmore in women's amateur
In Ardmore Pennsylvania the final round of the U S women's amateur golf championship features Dorothy Kielty determined to overcome past disappointments and Dorothy Germain Porter playing in her own backyard seeking victory.
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Ardmore
Dorothy Kielty
Dorothy Germain Porter
U. S
Rickey's Big Offer Proved by Werie
Branch Rickey, famed for shrewd trades, saw Willie Werle pitch the Pirates to a 9-2 win over Brooklyn. The defeat hurt the Dodgers pennant hopes, with St Louis beating Boston and the Yankees and Red Sox maintaining their leads as Chicago and Philadelphia split a doubleheader. Pinch hitters provided late fire for the Cubs in a 5-4 10 inning win over the Giants.
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Branch Rickey
Pittsburgh
Willie Werie
Pirate
Rickey
Werle
Pirates
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Dodger
St. Louis
Boston
Brooks
Cardinals
New York
Yankees
Detroit Tigers
Red Sox
St. Louis Browns
Chicago
White Sox
Philadelphia
Athletics
Sox
Bill Wight
Dick Fowler
A’s
Mickey Owen
Herman Reich
Forrest Burgess
Chicago Cubs
New York Giants
Americans Take Lead in Ryder Cup Matches
At Ganton England the United States led in five of today's eight singles to reach the halfway point in the Ryder Cup contest against Britain. After yesterday's Scotch foursomes the U S needed six wins today to clinch, while Britain needed to break even to stay alive.
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Ganton
Eng
Browntown News and Society Notes
Misses Iva and Leah Tomlinson with Mrs. R. E. Erickson and Mrs. Ray Hackett visited relatives in Nekoosa. Mr. and Mrs. Will Haeft enjoyed a northern Wisconsin fishing trip. Mrs. Casper Mayer is ill. Palmer Waller and C. L. Crago attended the IOOF lodge in South Wayne. Mrs. Edwin Dallman and Carla with others were guests at the Crago home. Mrs. Frank DeVoe convalesces after a wrist fracture.
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Iva
E. Leah Tomlinson
R. E. Erickson
Monroe
Ray Hackett
Beloit
Nekoosa
Will Haeft
Wisconsin
Casper Mayer
Palmer Waller
C. L. Crago
IOOF
South Wayne
Edwin Dallman
Carla
N. B. Chapin
Rochester student pleads guilty to cello theft
A Rochester New York student, David Pownall, 25, admitted in superior court this week to stealing a valuable 1823 Lippold cello from the Wisconsin Music School four years ago. He was jailed awaiting sentencing.
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Madison
Rochester N. Y
Wisconsin Music School
David Pownall
Swiss cheese trade figures and arrivals in Ohio region
John Grugger, 28, arrives from Canton Bern to visit his uncle in Verona and seek cheese factory work in Ohio. The article notes Swiss cheese makers and Ohio plants, including Fritz Rysser of Sugarcreek and the 1948 state fair results with Royce Herman winning best Swiss cheese. It details Steiner Cheese Company, Baltic, Ohio, and the family history of Swiss cheese making in the state.
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John Grugger
Canton
Bern
Switzerland
Alfred Stucki
Verona
John
England
Fritz Rysser
Sugar Creek
Ohio Swiss Cheese Association
Monroe
University of Ohio
New Philadelphia
O. Rysser
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Joe Rohrer
Arnold Rohrer
Lakeshire Marty
East Canton
Joe
York Center
Blanchardville
Columbus
Robert E. Hardell
the Cheese Laboratory, Inc
Kenneth A. Harrison
Kraft Foods
Sugarcreek
Phoenix Cheese Co
Roy Herman
Valley View
Sugarcreek, O
Ernest Schmidt
Sharp Run Dairy
Millersburg
Monticello Social Roundup Attends County Meeting
Monticello residents and visitors fill weekend with calls to Madison Monroe and Madison areas. The Amstutz Marty American Legion met with 24 members at Casino hall. Teachers from Monticello schools joined county meeting in Monroe with many local participants.
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Edwin Wilde
Famiily
Monroe
Sauuday
Herman Wirth
Madison
Wirth
Wisconsin General Hospital
Fay Trueblood
Wilbert Marty
Columbus
Albert Marty
John Itten
Alvin
Harvey
Norma
New Glarus
Fred Zweifel
Lillian
Clarence
Anton Heft
Goldfield
Ila
Kelling
Fred C. Marty
Kenneth Watson
Marilyn
J. P. Zweifel
Dwight Zweifel
LE. W Marty
Tommy
Ed C. Hefty
Robert Zimmerman
Dorothy Marty
Washington
Fred C
Jacob Voegels
Jack Hoskins
Douglas
Royal Voegels
Europe
Royal
University of Wisconsin
John Elmer
Darlyne
Gilbert Dettwiler
Gordon K. Steinmann
Dickie
George Steinmann
M. E. Lynn
C. M. Stauffer
Wallace P. Barlow
W. D. Elmer
Vivian Blum Club
Masonic Temple
Jacob Voegeli
Lydia Voegeli
O. D. Curtis
Albany
Monticello
H. A. Becker
A. G. Hill
John Richards
John Ponyicsanyi
Florice Paulson
Judith Hosier
Hazel Kundert
Matt Zentner
Lora Dick
Agnes Splinter
John Page
Swiss cheesemaking Mastered at Steiner Dairy in 1920s era
Ed F. notes the art of Swiss cheesemaking. The gold medal cheese at the 1921 national dairy show in St Paul was produced at Mr Steiner's original dairy which ran six wheels daily and twice daily production.
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Ing Ed F
St. Paul
Mr. Steiner
Post Card Delays: 29 Years To Reach Mrs Boll
Mrs John Boll received a post card mailed 29 years earlier from Chilton seven miles away. Written by her late mother to Edna Miller then a Miss, the card bears a postmark of March 15, 1920.
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New Holstein
John Boll
Chilton
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Old Country
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Pearl, O
Ed .F. Steiner
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Julia Hosier
Ted Butler
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Charles Niles
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J. P. Elmer
Fred Haldimann Jr
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Dale Evenson
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Irving Eichorst
Alvin Mitchell
McFarland
Conran Stauffer
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Ira Holcomb
Colorado
Blumer Pharmacy
Amazon Quest
Abbott & Costello
Haver Ray Bolger
Feaure
Edward G. Robins
Susan Hayward
House of Strangers
Richard Conte
Gant
Harry Schrader
Dakota
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Alvin van Loh
Albert Hugelshofer
W. B. Elbeck
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