UW Football Team Will Feature Speed
MADISON The University of Wisconsin begins spring practice with plenty of big backs but scarce speed. Coach John Coatta plans to reshuffle positions after April 22 as he searches for faster runners to pair with Randall Marks and John Smith. Ken Criter anchors the defense after leading the Big Ten in tackles last season.
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Madison
University of Wisconsin
Badgers
John Coatta
John Smith
Eastern Arizona Junior College
Wisconsin
Jim Little
Stu Woest
Wayne Todd
Randy Marks
Coatta
Badger
Ken Criter
Big Ten
Panfish Dominate Wisconsin Ice Season Take 1966-67
Wisconsin ice anglers harvested about 20 million fish in 1966 67 with panfish leading the catch at 18 700 000. Walleye 607 000 northerns 453 000 and other species 297 000 accompanied the total. About 1 million license holders fished, making roughly 2 million trips and 9 fish per trip on average.
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Machoun
Wisconsin
Department of Natural Resources
Monticello defeats Monroe JV 17 to 11 in opener
Monticello's varsity squad topped Monroe jayvee 17 11 at Recreation Park. The game ended after six innings due to darkness as Monticello capitalized on two big innings driven by Gibbons Huntley and Saunders while Monroe freshmen Molitor Wilson and Naef fought back. First time pitchers showed nerves, but Monticello's late bursts secured the victory and signaled a promising future with seven freshmen and four sophomores in this season opener.
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Monticello
M. Joe Jayvee
Recreation Park
Gibbons
Monroe Jayvees
Monroe Jayvee
Heinzelman
Loeffel
Molitor
Wilson
Hunter Safety Instructors Course Guidance for Youth
The article explains that youths can earn per mission if allowed to handle firearms under supervision at age 14, but state law requires supervision until 16. It notes that passing hunter safety is required for unsupervised firearm handling and that prior experience helps for instructors courses. For more information contact the Division of Conservation in Madison, Wisconsin.
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Wisconsin
Wisconsin National Guard
Highway 54
Black River Falls
Department of Natural Resources
Dale Erlandson
Department
Division of Conservation
William Barton
Werner Radke
Black River
National Rifle Association
NRA
Bureau of Law Enforcement
Hunter
Hunter Safety
Madison
Wis
National League scoreboard and schedules summary
National League standings show Houston and St. Louis tied atop with 3 0 records while Chicago Pittsburgh New York Sen Fran and Atlanta share 1 1 .500 blocks. Friday results list Houston 5 Philadelphia 2 and Atlanta 4 Cincinnati 3. Upcoming games include St Louis at Chicago New York at Los Angeles and Philadelphia at Houston. Cincinnati at Atlanta and New York at Houston are also on the slate.
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Houston
St. Louis
Chicago
Pittsburgh
New York
Sen Fran
Atlanta
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
San Francisco
San Franz
WiPch
Minnesota
Baltimore
Boston
Cleveland
Detroit
California
Oakland
Washington
Astros Top Phillies 5-2 Behind Staub Two-Run Double
Rusty Staub and the Houston Astros produced a five run rally after his two run double in the fifth inning to beat the Philadelphia Phillies 5-2. Cecil Upshaw escaped a bases loaded jam in the eighth to preserve Phil Niekro's 43rd win.
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Rusty Staub
Astros
Houston
Philadelphia
Cecil Upshaw
Braves
Phil Niekro
Cimeannati
Rich Barry Wins Letter in Wrestling at Ripon College
Rich Barry, son of Dr and Mrs George Barry Monroe, earns a wrestling letter for the 1967 68 season at Ripon College. Rich is among 26 athletes across three winter sports honored by Dr Alph Wickstrom director of athletics. Don Penza, longtime Assumption High School football coach, set to become mayor of Wisconsin Rapids next Tuesday after leaving his coaching post Friday.
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Barry
Senoration College
Alph Wickstrom
Ripon
Rich
George Barry
Monroe
Wisconsin Rapids
Don Penza
Assumption High School
Penza
Clayton Clark
Elmer Stahlecker
Selmer Paulson
Melvin Eggemeier and
Curtis
Dakota
James Kleaver
Madison
Norman Jensen
Jerry Nelson
Stanley Clark
Dennis
Virgil Wanschel
Steve Koch
Charles Koch
Monroe Ralph Block
Stewart Crandall
Plainview
Texas
Fred Zurfluh
Albany
Herbert Mohns
Jessie Drafahl
Rockford
John Legler
Dodgeville
Leon Rabn
Woodstock
Ill
Ellsworth Rosheisen
Elmer Cleaveland
William Kopplin
Beloit
Willy Kolden Tops League Bowling With 214
Willy Kolden rolled 214 for the best five in Sportsman's League last night with Loeffel at 208 and Ingwell at 202. Team scores list LaBuch's Frito Lay Ludlow Bar and others, plus Cheese Capital Couples led by Flannery Kohl Leck Priewe and Flannery. Birthday and anniversary notices follow with local families and visitors noted.
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Willy Kolden
Mutch Loeffel
Vic Ingwell
Sportsman's
Vin Ingwell
Wily Kolden
Ken Priewe
LaBuch
Ludlow
Eaton's
Huber’s
Kubly
Charlene Flannery
Alice Schwarze
Firebirds
County Folks
Admirals
Hayseeds
Hurricanes
Farmer Leck
Milwaukees trip for Ronnie’s regular treatment
Mr and Mrs Alfred Zweifel visited his brother Eddie Zweifel who is seriously ill in a Madison hospital. Mr and Mrs Vernon Pinow of Oregon were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Carl Montefelt. Dale Zweifel spent Monday night with grandfather Ross Binger in Brodhead. Mr and Mrs Carl Montefelt visited Mrs Martha Pela in Rock City Illinois.
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Paul Matzke
Alfred Stuckey
St. Clare Hospital
Monroe
Milton Wendler
Janesville
Gilbert Wendler
George Davis
Ellsworth Rosheisen
Garde Badertscher
Herman Pinnow
Dixon Til
Sam Wendler
Rockford
Victoria Raber
Ralph Block
Plainview
Vex
Fred Roth
Steve Faessler
Madison
August Faessler
Gertrude Pobjoy
Louis Plon
Elmer Cleaveland
August Lehnherr
Gordon Hel
Tand
Ronnie
Milwaukee
Alfred Zweifel
Eddie Zweifel
Vernon Pinnow
Oregon
Carl Montefelt
Dale Zweifel
Ross Binger
Brodhead
Martha Pela
Rock City
One Delegate Its Needed For State 4H Club Week
Green County Extension reports need for one more delegate to State 4H Club Week June 18 to 21 at the University of Wisconsin Madison campus. Nine applicants have been accepted. final slot available on first-come basis. Delegates stay in UW dorms with tours of campus and Madison sites. costs shared with Green County Ag Chest. 1000 Wisconsin 4H members expected. Delegates listed include Cindi Mavermann Susan Durtschi Barbara Hoesly Jerry Block Debra Kleckner Tene Schiappi Jean Sulzer Nancy Strommen and Diane Wyss.
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Sue
Green County Extension Office
University of Wisconsin
Wisconsin 4H
Madison
Green County Ag Chest
Cindi Mavermann
Decatur
Susan Durtschi
Silverview
Barbara Hoesly
New Glarus
Jerry Block
Hiawatha
Debra Kleckner
Tene 'Schiappi
Cadiz
Jean Sulzer
Nancy’ Strommen
York
Diane Wyss
Clarno
Benjamin Franklin Hall of Fame swimming honor announced
Fifteen people including Benjamin Franklin are elected to the International Swimming Hall of Fame. Spokesman Buck Dawson lists Zoltan de Halmay Dorothy Pointon-Hill George Hogdson and Dr Sammy Lee among others. Enshrinement planned in December in Fort Lauderdale with 71 total inductees to date. INSKO IN LEAD COLUMBIA Ohio Del Insko leads harness racing drivers with 168117 in winnings this season in North American biweekly standings.
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Benjamin Franklin
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
International Swimming Hall of Fame
Franklin
America
Thames River
England
Buck Dawson
Hall of Fame
Zoltan de Halmay
Hungary
Dorothy Pointon-Hill
United States
George Hogdson
Canada
Sammy Lee
Insko
Columbia
Ohio
del Insko
South Beloit
Ill
Conservation Comments on April weather and seedbed practices
Weather in early April favored conservation layout with nest strips in multiple townships including Clarno Exeter Mt Pleasant Jefferson York and Washington. Farmers are urged to use minimum tillage to reduce erosion from oats and corn. Pheasants survived winter with several road deaths noted on Highway 11. Trees arrive April 17 at Ray Beckman’s Garage for pickup and planting. Mustang wins 310 mile European stock car race in Snetterton England with John Ewer and Syd Fox driving a five liter Ford.
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John Andereys Jr
Clarno Township
Guy Reasa
Exeter
Snetterton
England
John Ewer
Syd Fox
Don’t Forget Upham Woods Junior Camp Details
Green County 4 H members aged 9 to 13 from Green and Adams Counties are urged to plan for Upham Woods Junior Camp June 9 to 12 near Wisconsin Dells. About 55 campers plus five counselors, a $12 fee covers bus, meals, lodging, and insurance, with activities like swimming boating crafts hiking and recreation. An entry blank will be available in May.
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Souls Club
Green County
Upham Woods
Green
Adams
Wisconsin Dells
Calvin Kraemer
Kraemer
Player and January Trounce Augusta to Lead Masters
Palmer struggled at Augusta National while Player and January surged to the second round lead at the 1968 Masters. Palmer fired a 79 seven over par for the 6980 yard layout and followed with 72, missing the cut by two strokes. He called the round the worst of his Masters career.
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Augudia
Gaur
Gary Player
Don January
Arnold Palmer
Latrobe
January
Augusta National
Palmer
Beloit teams chase brother record in college sports
Beloit College teams may lead the nation in brother acts. The Joneses guided the Buc basketball team to Midwest Conference titles the last two seasons. Coach Dick Teteak hopes the Samaras brothers duplicate the feat for the baseball team. Dave Samaras is a left handed pitcher and Paul Samaras plays third base. The brothers hail from Elkhorn Wisconsin.
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Beloit
Beloit College
Joneses
Buc
Dick Teteak
Samaras Brothers
Dave Samaras
Paul
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Fish, Game and Law Enforcement
James Washburn
Monroe JV
Krattiger Wells Phillips Murray Wandfluh
Naef Mulligan
Halverson
Ene
Monticello Varsity AB
R Gibbons
Witlack
Lehnbeer
Hill Huntley Saunders
Updike Wagner
Marty Wahl Peterson
Turner Hall
Sebastian Laeser, JR
Rich Barry
Green Coty
Green County Highway Committee
Spring Grove
Mrs. Herbert Mohns
Lugano
Lugano Pizza
Roy's Sanitary Dairy
Monroe, Wis
Highway 11
Darlington
Ray Beckman
Lester Goke
County
SCS
Elkhorn, Wis
Creer Exer
The
Advertising Council
National Safety Council
International Newspaper Advertising Executives
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