Cheesemen Fall to Vikings 33 6 in Badger clash
The Monroe Cheesemakers tripped early and lost 33 to 6 to the Stoughton Vikings in a Badger Conference football game. Reggie Nelson scored on an 85 yard kickoff return and added two rushing TDs, while Monroe battled back in the third quarter but could not close the gap.
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Leon Fernstaedt
Monroe Cheesemakers
Stoughton Vikings
Reggie Nelson
Vikings
Stoughton
Nelson
John Haug
Luther Selbo
Monroe
Keith Burington
Bob Buchholtz
Cheesemaker
Burington
Gary Blackbourn
Dan Landis
Cheesemakers
Jim Martin
Rusty Blaser
Martin
Dave Pick
Bob Tschanz
Ralph Neale
Cheesemen
Fort Atkinson
Jefferson
Janesville
Football Scores From Wisconsin High School Games
Cuba City defeated Mineral Point 41 to 0 and Bloomington beat Benton 27 to 2. Belmont won 25 to 6 over Potosi, while Kenosha beat Madison Central 28 to 0. Fort Atkinson topped Jefferson 20 to 0 and Wisconsin Madison High and Sun Prairie tied 19 all. Madison Edgewood beat Middleton 13 to 0. Shullsburg defeated Highland 34 to 13. Hanover Illinois won 32 to 0 over Cassville, and Lancaster prevailed 44 to 6 against West Grant. Fennimore beat Prairie du Chien 13 to 6, Platteville won 25 to 13 over Boscobel, and Dodgeville defeated Darlington 32 to 0. Gratiot defeated Hazel Green 40 to 0, East 25 beat Janesville Madison West 7, Racine Horlick 0, Stoughton 32 over Monroe 6. Monona Grove 45 over Edgerton 6, Belleville 26 over Argyle 12, Verona 12 tied Poynette 6, DeForest 20 over Evansville 6. Lake Mills 27 over Oregon 0, Waterloo 19 over Milton 6, Iowa Grant 20 over Mt. Horeb 14, Brodhead 13 over Blanchardville Juda 21 to 13, South Wayne 6 over Orfordville 6 tied, Soldiers Grove 7 over Hollandale 6.
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Cuba City
Mineral Point
Bloomington
Benton
Belmont
Potosi
Kenosha
Madison Central
Fort Atkinson
Jefferson
Wisconsin
Madison
High
Sun Prairie
Madison Edgewood
Middleton
Shullsburg
Highland
Hanover
Ill
Cassville
Lancaster
West Grant
Fennimore
Prairie du Chien
Platteville
Boscobel
Dodgeville
Darlington
Gratiot
Hazel Green
A East
Janesville
Madison West
Racine Horlick
Stoughton
Monroe
Monona Grove
Edgerton
Belleville
Argyle
Verona
Poynette
DeForest
Evansville
Lake Mills
Oregon
Waterloo
Milton Union
Iowa Grant
Mt. Horeb
Brodhead
Blanchardville
Dodgers Take NL Batting Lead as Davis Stars
Tommy Davis of the Dodgers raised his NL batting lead to .324 after a 3-for-4 performance and a steal of home in a 2-0 win over Pittsburgh. John Tsitouris spun a three-hit gem for the Reds as St Louis stayed five back with six games left.
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Tommy Davis
Dodgers
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
John Tsitouris
Reds
St. Louis
Cardinals
Judo and Brodhead Triumph in State Line Grid Action
Belleville tops Argyle 26 12 as Roger Becker returns a 72 yard kickoff for a touchdown In other State Line games Judo defeats New Glarus 21 13 Brodhead beats Blanchardville 13 0 South Wayne and Orfordville tie 6 6 Orfordville drives 50 yards for a fourth quarter TD John Burke and Johnson score for their teams Leo Marti and Greg Wenger key for Argyle and New Glarus respectively with long plays
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Roger Becker
Belleville High School
Argyle
South Wayne
Orfordville
New Glarus
Brodhead
Blanchardville
Larry Davis
Greg Wenger
John Pfund
Wenger
John Burke
Johnson
American League scoreboard and results roundup
The AMERICAN LEAGUE standings show New York leading with 101 wins and Chicago 89, Minnesota 87, and Baltimore 82. Friday results include New York 5 Boston 3 and Baltimore 7 Washington 6. Sundays and upcoming games feature key matchups across divisions.
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New York
Chicago
Minnesota
Baltimore
Detroit
Cleveland
Boston
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Washington
St. Louis
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Phil
Milwaukee
Mtteburgh
Houston
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
White Sox Narrow Path To Second In AL
Chicago's White Sox shut out the Detroit Tigers 2 0 to inch toward second place in the American League. Mike Hershberger scored on an error in the first inning, Jim Landis and Dave Nicholson drove in the other run, and Al Weis added an Insurance run in the ninth. Joe Horlen would face Frank Lary next.
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Chicago
Chicago White Sox
Eddie Fisher
Hoyt Wilhalm
Detroit Tigers
Mike Hershberger
Jim Landis
Dave Nicholson
al Weis
Sox
Tigers
Joe Horlen
Frank Lary
Platteville Freshmen On Pioneer Roster Include Blaser
Platteville State College announces nine area freshmen on the 1963 Pioneer football squad. Larry Blaser of Monroe is listed as a 5 8 165 pound halfback among other local names. Coach Lester Leitl, entering his 37th year, notes limited veteran returnees but highlights promising freshmen Leffler and Engelhart while veteran back Jim Ebert is out with a broken leg.
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Platteville
Larry Blaser
Monroe
Monroe High School
Platteville State
Blaser
Ence Jasz
Stoughton
Bill Birkett
Cuba City
John Bullard
Evansville
Jim Yde
Warren
Jerry Crook
Dodgeville
Tom Finkert
Blanchardville
Jerry Schliem
South Wayne
Vern Tolakson
Argyle
Dennis Murphy
Pioneers
Lester
Butch) Leitt
Leitl
Leit
George Leffler
Joe Engelhart
Jim Ebert
Darlington
Darlington Redbirds
Wisconsin
Peralta Defeats Pastrano In Miami Beach Non Title Fight
Argentine import Gregorio Peralta, six feet tall at 183 pounds, gave Willie Pastrano a boxing lesson before 2142 spectators and ABC telecast. Peralta led six of ten rounds and finished strong to hand Pastrano his 12th defeat in 80 professional bouts. Dundee called it not a disgrace for Pastrano.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Gregorio Peralta
Peralta
Willie Pastrano
ABC
Willie
Max Schmeling
Angelo Dundee
Pastrano
Dundee
Gregorio
Diabetes Death Rate Holds Steady Around 15 per 100,000
The diabetes death rate has varied little in recent years, fluctuating near the level of 15 per 100000, indicating only modest changes in mortality from the condition.
Monona Grove Dominates Edgerton In Badger Conference Showdown
Monona Grove, defending Badger Conference champions, exploded for seven touchdowns at Edgerton to win 45-6. Fort Atkinson downed Jefferson 20-0, Wisconsin High and Sun Prairie tied 19-19, while Stoughton beat Monroe 33-6.
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Monona Grove
Edgerton
Crimson
Badger
Fort Atkinson
Jefferson
Wisconsin High
Sun Prairie
Stoughton
Monroe
Silver Eagles
Eagles
Cardinals
Tom McKay
Dan Collman
Bob Osburn
Fred Barrett
Bob Voss
Monona
Gene Gerner
Art Touton
Prairie
Bruce Kleen
Cardinal
Rusk's Son Shifts to Civil Rights Work in Washington
David Rusk, 22, son of Secretary of State Dean Rusk, leaves international service to join the Washington Urban League and work on civil rights in the capital.
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Rusk
Washington
David Rusk
Dean Rusk
Washington Urban League
Braves Fall to Cubs Dropping to Second Division
In Chicago at Wrigley Field Andre Rodgers hit his fifth homer to back Dick Ellsworth as the Cubs edged the Braves 1-0. Atlanta dropped to six in the NL and have won only one of their last ten games, now three behind Chicago.
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Chicago
Milwaukee
Braves
Andre Rodgers
Wrigley Field
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Dick Ellsworth
Dodgeville Rips Darlington 32-0
Dodgeville defeated Darlington 32-0 as part of Southwestern Wisconsin high school football results. The Dodgers outgained the Panthers 345-91 led by Gene Smith with a 49 yard TD run and Gary Olson threw three touchdown passes for Cuba City in a 41-0 win over Mineral Point.
Insurance benefits paid to Americans reach record $40 billion
Insurance payments to American individuals and families hit a record $40 billion annually, marking a high in benefits distribution across the nation.
Lou Hackle Dominates Friday Bowling League Leaderboard
Lou Hackle posted a 555 five hundred fifty five count with 179 167 209 for the Friday Nite Industrial League taking the loop lead from Milt Steiner who had 534 last week. Mardeke Quest paced women with 479 in the Progressive League and Duane Shippy rolled 225 for Sportsman's League. Team results list Evie’s Bar, Milwaukee Cheese, Turner Hall and others with varied records.
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Milt Steiner
Hackle
Mardeke Quest
Duane Shippy
Lee Nipple
Gordon Wahler
Arnold Koehn
LaVerne Hayes
Evie’s Bar
Southern Wisconsin Co-op
Thorpe Paints
Milwaukee Cheese
Turnerhall
VFW
Recreation Club
Truethardt Trucking
Mardelle Quest
Zelma Germann
Donna Pinnow
Ev Jacobs
LaVerna Henning
Turner Hall
Monroe Clinic
Arnsmeier’s
Pin-O’s
Burn Electric
Monroe Floral
Dean’s Milk
Bancroft Milk
Sportsman’s
Duane
South Side
Ready Mix
Huber Beer
Co. Bnco’s
Frito-Lay
Packers Face Big Test Sunday
MILWAUKEE The Packers must win to salvage a shot at a third straight NFL title as they meet the Detroit Lions Sunday. The Bears upset them 10-3 last week while Detroit pounded the Rams 23-2 and boasted a top defense after a 26-14 Thanksgiving win over Green Bay.
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Milwaukee
Green Bay Packers
Detroit Lions
Packers
Chicago Bears
Lions
Rams
Los Angeles
Detroit
Bart Starr
Packers Face Second Consecutive Defeat Hinted By Lombardi
The article cites Coach Vince Lombardi amid talk that a loss would leave Green Bay facing a tough 10-4 benchmark and jeopardize hopes for a viable campaign. The piece frames the streak as a major hurdle for the Packers in their bid to rebound.
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Packers
Green Bay
Vince Lombardi
Conerly Defends Checks as Loan Repayment
Former Giants quarterback Charley Conerly says checks written to him by accused gambler Maurice Lewis were repayment of loans and denies knowledge of any gambling links. He spoke from his Clarksdale Mississippi farm after NFL said it would review checks Lewis cashed. Five checks totaling 9575 were cited at Lewis bankruptcy hearing, including a 3500 dated November 26 1961 just before Conerly retired after 14 years with the Giants.
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Memphis
Tenn
Charley Conerly
Maurice I. Lewis
New York Giants
National Football League
Lewis
Shelby County
Tennessee
Conerly
Clarksdale
Miss
NFL
New York
Memphis Press-Scimitar
James H. White
Giants
Gratiot Gridders Roll to 40-0 Victory Over Hazel Green
Gratiot high school football dominance grows with a 40-0 win over Hazel Green to seize first place in the Blackhawk Eight-Man League. Don Hawkinson throws two TD passes and scores once for the Golden Eagles in the third straight victory.
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Gratiot
Blackhawk
Hazel Green
Don Hawkinson
Golden Eagles
Mike Sherman
Belmont
Potosi
Daryl Bockkop
Tom Lundlum
Jerry Raisbeck
Bloomington
Benton
Shullsburg
Highland
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