Monroe Grid Crew Faces Tough Action
Coach Gary Ruge previews the 1966 Monroe Cheesemakers football season in the Badger Conference. He stresses the offensive line as key to success and notes strong opponents like Monona Grove Jefferson Middleton and Sun Prairie. The article outlines line play, passing strategy, defense, and expectations for improvement through the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Stallion
Gary Ruge
Monona Grove
Jefferson
Middleton
Sun Prairie
Ruge
Larry Davis
Bill Norder
Cheesemakers
Jeff Lueck
Dick Pope
Edgerton
Badger
Age Rules For Wisconsin Hunting And Fishing Licenses
State Conservation Warden clarifies age limits for fishing and hunting licenses. Under 16 may fish with regular bag and no cease. Residents 65 plus get free lifetime fishing license. nonresidents must buy yearly. Hunting requires license after age 12. 12 to 16 may hunt only with adult over 21. A hunter safety certificate may allow 14 or 15 year olds to hunt without adult supervision. Duck stamp not required until age 16. Fathers may supervise younger hunters with a single licensed gun and include their bag in the father’s quota. Firearms and bow and arrow are the legal weapons, applicable equally.
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Norman Woop
Wisconsin
National and American League Scoreboard Summary
National League standings show Pittsburgh leading with 59 wins, San Francisco 53, Los Angeles 53, Philadelphia 60, St Louis 65, New York 56, Chicago 44. Friday results include Houston over Chicago, Pittsburgh over St Louis, Atlanta over New York, Cincinnati over Philadelphia, Los Angeles over San Francisco. American League leaders Baltimore 82, Detroit 69, Cleveland 68, Minnesota 68, Chicago 65, California 65. Friday’s scores: Baltimore 3 Boston 2, Washington 1 Cleveland 0, Minnesota 7 Chicago 4, California 5 Kansas City 4.
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Pittsburgh
San Fran
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Louis
New York
Chicago
Houston
St. Louis
Atlanta
Cincinnati
Los
San Francisco
Baltimore
Detroit
Cleveland
Minnesota
California
Washington
Kansas City
Boston
Dodgers top Giants as Koufax wins 71st battle of NL lead
Sandy Koufax of Los Angeles pitched a four hitter for his 71st victory against seven defeats as the Dodgers downed the Giants 4 to 0, moving past San Francisco in the National League standings. Robert Clemente of Pittsburgh collected three singles and a double, driving in one run and scoring two as the Pirates regained the NL lead by beating St. Louis.
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Sandy Koufax
Los Angeles
Dodgers
San Francisco
Giants
Robert Clemente
Pittsburgh
Pirates
St. Louis
Udall rejects Wisconsin goose season expansion appeal
Interior Secretary Stewart Udall turned down Wisconsin’s bid for a longer goose hunting season. Gov. Knowles and lawmakers argued expansion would prevent crop damage, but Udall maintained the 1966 limits, though they fall short of last year. The state’s October quota remains 14,000 geese.
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Wisconsin
Stewart Udall
Warren P. Knowles
Knowles
Horicon
Twins Triumph Over White Sox 7 to 4 in Chicago
The Twins defeated the Chicago White Sox 7 to 4 as Priday Cesar Tovar Jerry Zimmerman and Al Battey drove in two runs each. Battey had a single and Toros double for two RBIs in the first inning, Zimmerman added two RBIs with a eighth inning single, and Chicago’s Don Buford homered for two runs in the ninth. This marked Minnesota’s 12th straight win against Chicago.
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Chicago White Sox
Cesar Tovar
Jerry
Zimmerman
al Battey
Battey
Tor
Twins
Chicago
Don Buford
Jam At The Top Was Biggest So Far In Philadelphia Classic
Whitemarsh Pa after 36 holes of the $110,000 Philadelphia Golf Classic the biggest jam at the top this year on the PGA tour led by Dave Marr Doni Cols Martindale and Bill Martindale. Cleveland un tied for the lead with 138s as nine golfers were within a stroke of the leader. Baltimore Colts storm back in NFL exhibition doubleheader beating the Cleveland Browns 24 17 before 83 418 fans.
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Whitemarsh
Philadelphia
Dave Marr
Doni Colts
Bill Martindale
Cleveland
Ohio
Baltimore Colts
Gary Cuozzo
Cleveland Browns
World famed Alpine pilot Herman Geiger dies in midair collision
Killed in mishap, Herman Geiger, 53, renowned as the world’s greatest Alpine pilot, perished when his two seat plane and a glider collided at 90 feet during takeoff at Sion Airport in Switzerland.
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Lion
Switzerland
Herman Geiger
Geiger
Sion
Coaches Hold Sports Kickoff at Monroe High School
About three dozen athletes and fathers attended the MHS athletic conference on Wednesday night in the high school lecture hall. The athletic board hosted the kickoff to introduce this year’s program and Monroe athletics to freshmen, with coaching staff detailing training rules eligibility and schedules.
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MHS
Athletic Board
Monroe
Lee Mitchell
Wayne Fencil
Don Miller
Gary Ruge
Walter Babula
Marty Diegnan
Point Laward
Wright ties first-round lead at Glass City Golf Classic
Proves it again Toledo Ohio Mick ey Wright shows little respect for ladies golf records by tying a record as she grabs the first round lead in the Glass City Golf Classic worth 95000 dollars.
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Toledo
Ohio
Mickey Wright
Barney Cipriani Leads World High Diving Championship
Barney Cipriani of Miami took the lead with 975 points after five dives in the World High Diving Championships. Hank Aaron and Joe Torre drove in five runs with homers as Atlanta defeated the New York Mets 6 3, ending a five game skid.
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Barney
Toronto
Barney Cipriani
Miami
Fla
Atlanta
Hank Aaron
Joe Torre
New York Mets
Legislation Needed For Merging Leagues
Senator Melvin Laird urged Congress to draft laws to enable an NFL AFL merger, arguing antitrust rules block the deal and calling for quick action in the public interest. He planned an amendment to ban national Friday night telecasts of NFL AFL games during high school football season.
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Wadtmlun
Melvin R. Laird
R-Wis
Congress
United States
Laird
Green Bay Rookies Seek Shine in Exhibition Tilt
Green Bay rookies hoping to shine as the Packers face the Pittsburgh Steelers in an exhibition game. The team, preparing for a Sept. 10 opener with the Baltimore Colts, has one more exhibition left after tonight, next Saturday against the New York Giants.
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Grewway
Green Bay Packers
Pitsburgh Steelers
Packers
Baltimore Colts
New York Giants
Keokuk’s Don White Ends Foyt’s Streak in State Fair Race
Don White of Keokuk Iowa won the State Fair Century stock car race at the Indiana fairgrounds breaking a string of three victories by A J Foyt of Houston Tex Friday night in Indianapolis.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Don White
Keokuk
Iowa
Indiana Fairgrounds
A. J. Foyt
Jouston
Tex
Williams Laws Recovers Wallet After Two-Year Search
Williams Laws of Westland Detroit suburb receives a package containing his weathered wallet and $115 after nearly two years since it went missing near Gillette Wyoming. He notes the sender paid $1.45 postage and offers a reward for the unknown returner.
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Detroit
Williams Laws
Gillette
Wyo
Laws
Westland
Resting Heart Chamber Aids Self Repair
The report discusses how allowing the pumping chamber of the heart sufficient rest can promote healing and recovery, outlining how reduced workload supports tissue repair and overall cardiac function.
Playboy founder Hefner breaks ground on Wisconsin hotel project
Hugh M. Hefner, earning $65 a week before Playboy magazine, detonates a charge to start a $6.5 million hotel complex at Lake Geneva. A 300-room hotel with an Olympic pool, 18-hole golf course, and 35-acre lake is planned, with a $1.3 million payroll and an expected $3.9 million annual regional impact. Hefner attends by helicopter with aides and security amid dust and spectacle.
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Lake Geneva
Hugh M. Hefner
Playboy
Hefner
Playboy Club’ International
Wisconsin
Igite Hotel
Death Toll Rises to Eight in Texas Encephalitis Outbreak
The encephalitis death toll in Texas reached eight, with seven in Dallas and the first Corpus Christi death on Friday. Dallas reported 102 suspected cases with 77 confirmed, while Corpus Christi had 85 suspected cases with 20 confirmed. Two C123 cargo planes will spray Dallas County with Malathion today, and three planes will spray Corpus Christi area if weather allows. Fort Worth also reported its first case as cases rose.
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Dallas
Texas
Corpus Christi
Air Force
Dallas County
Fort Worth
Deer Killed by Car on Highway 11 Near Monroe
A doe weighing about 110 pounds was struck and killed by a car driven by Raymond Myers four miles west of Monroe on Highway 11 around 8 45 p m. The car received minor damage. Sheriff deputies and game warden Norman Wood confirmed the details. Rent that room through Classified ads in The Monroe Evening Time.
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Monroe
Highway 11
Raymond Myers
Norman Wood
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