Local Bowling Stars Shine in Women Major League Action
Jackie Smith led with a 557 series and 201 game as five women posted high honor counts. Lorraine Waage led the Regierette League with 543 and 193. Frances Miller paced the Ladies Minor League with a 490 series and 173. Team tallies included Marty’s Dairy 2 210 and Swiss Wheel 2 408, with hubers 2 599 in later totals.
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Jackie Smith
Kegler
Mrs. Smith
Lorraine Waage
Frieda Swiggum
Marty’s Dairy
Pepsi Cola
Commercial
Saings Bank
Leona Gruenewald
Betty Dale
Marty Quest
Kubly Transfer
Hubers
Bernard Purcell
Kc-Cadiz
Alvin Riese
Roger Moe
Riese
Singleton
Moe
Purcell
Mike Hyland
Clark Implement
Riverside
Ev Jacobs
Idle Hour Mansion
Monroe Cold Storage
Kubly
Helen Hayes
Don
Five Game State Line Night Features Monticello vs Orfordville
Monticello faces Orfordville Parkview on the Ponies home floor as two of the league’s four undefeated teams clash. The Kris Collins era contends with Juda and South Wayne in a busy Friday card as New Glarus travels to Albany and Argyle hosts Bredhead.
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State Line
Monticello
Orfordville Parkview
Orfordville
Wisconsin-Nebraska
Huskers
Jim Zweifel
Ponies
Whitey
Hill
Jayvee
Dale Barry
John Pongiesanyi
The
John
Jack
Juda
South Wayne
Glarus
Monroeue
Dick Wainwright
New Glarus
Davis
Davis School
Sam Ball
Bob Vogel
Brodhead
Farmall
M.H
Owatonna
Little Giant
McC
Elec
N.H
Cobey
Lindsay
Jetco
Groves
Brillion
J.D
Stewart Clipmaster
H.P. Elec
Stahmer
Winless Blanchardville and Belleville face off at Belleville
Both teams enter seeking their first win of the season as Blanchardville meets Belleville on home turf with a pivotal early-season matchup in the standings.
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Blanchardville
Belleville
Belleville Wildcats Poised for First Win Since 1963 Season
Belleville Wildcats eye first victory since 1962 63 as multiple athletes, mostly juniors, look to rebound after long losing streak. John Becker remains coach while Larry Noble leads Blanchardville Golden Eagles. Monroe Cheesemakers prep for Monona Grove clash as Monona Grove and Freeport game tactics unfold. Jeff Swanson Wayne Fiedler and Dave Ring anchor the Silver Eagles in undefeated campaign.
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Belleville Wildcats
Wildcats
John Becker
Belleville
Larry Noble
Platteville State
Monroe
Monona Grove
Lee Mitchell
Freeport
Jeff Swanson
Wayne Fiedler
Dave Ring
Silver Eagles
Badgers Opening Loss as Nebraska Sets Scoring Mark
Wisconsin falls 101-88 to Nebraska in the season opener. Joe Franklin scores 30 for Wisconsin while Grant Simmons leads Nebraska with 29 as Nebraska's balanced attack pulls away after intermission. Ken Barnes adds 26 for Wisconsin and coach John Erickson laments ball handling.
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Madison
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Badgers
Joe Franklin
Cornhusker
Grant Simmons
Cornhuskers
Ken Barnes
Franklin
Badger
John Erickson
Siebern Traded to Angels by Orioles for Simpson
The Baltimore Orioles traded first baseman Norm Siebern to the California Angels for outfielder Dick Simpson. Siebern, 32, hit .256 with eight homers and 32 RBIs last season but lost the first base job to Boog Powell.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Baltimore Orioles
Norm Siebern
California Angels
Dick Simpson
Siebern
Orioles
Boog Powell
All-State football honor for Monroe player Jim Dearth
Jim Dearth of Monroe earned special mention on the 1965 All-State football team selected by the Associated Press. He starred as end and linebacker for the Cheesemakers and was also a basketball forward and track weight man. Wayne Fiedler of Monona Grove made the second team back, Jay Fix of Silver Lake the third as guard, with Bud Becker of Lancaster also noted. The AP team highlights a 360-point backfield led by Hagen, Koch, Olson, and Dahl, and an all-senior line anchored by Van Beckum and Murphy. Hagen was the lone unanimous pick.
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Jim Dearth
Associated Press
Jay Fix
Bud Becker
Lancaster
Larry Judd
Belleville
Frank Daniels
Orfordville
John Bendorf
Richard Smith
Sun Prairie
Steve Fischer
Jefferson
Dale Anderson
Wisconsin
Phil Hagen
Eau Claire Memorial
Bobby Koch
Marshfield Columbus
Bob Olson
Superior
George Dahl
Oshkosh
Hagen
Marquette Warriors Edge Valparaiso 80 79 in Opener
Marquette coach Al McGuire celebrated a one point win over Valparaiso as Bob Wolf scored 25 points and McGuire predicted All America status for the junior if proper publicity follows. The 1965-66 basketball opener ended 80 to 79.
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Milwaukee
al McGuire
Marquette Warriors
Valparaiso
McGuire
Bob Wolf
Wolf
Burington Scores 35 in Intra Squad Victory Bid
Keith Burington poured in 35 points to lead the White squad in an intra-squad game before the Wisconsin-Nebraska clash at the Fieldhouse. He hit 14 field goals and seven free throws as the Cardinals edged the Whites 99 95, with Chuck Nagle and Jim Johnson each scoring 27 for the winners.
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Keith Burington
Cardinals
Chuck Nagle
Jim Johnson
Tom Mitchell
Monroe Cager
Burington
Eric Hendrickson
John Schell
Cumberland
Glenn Dick
Madison
Robishop
Voight
Kellner
Arizona State Coach Heads Swimming Unit
Walter J. Schlueter of Arizona State University at Tempe was elected president of the American Swimming Coaches Association. The Scottsdale, Arizona native succeeds Dr. James E. Counsilman of Indiana University as head of the professional group.
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Arizona State
Washington
Walter J. Schlueter
Arizona State University
Tempe
American Swimming Coaches Association
Schlueter
Scottsdale, Ariz
James E. Counsilman
Indiana University
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Faith’s
Abe’s Plumbing
McGinnis Co
Baumgartner Cheese Store
Cramer Funeral Home
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Charles Hughes
North Central Gas Co
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Riverside Tap
Roys Dairy
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Wil Kind
Dan Schober
Bob Hardell
Winslow
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Perfection & Kendall
Marvin Bidlingmaier
Albert Hugelshofer
Harold Trumpy
Albert H. Noble
James H. Gordon
Angeles
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Turner Hall
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van Beckum
Don Murphy
la Crosse Aquinas
Larry Clark
Rex Lowe
Milwaukee Jordan
Mark Ewig
Port Washington
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South Milwaukee
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Wisconsin Rapids Assumption
Wisconsin AP Sports Writers Association
Cheesemaker’s
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Monroe, Wis
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Avery
Little Genius
Ford Tractor
Phillip J. Corbin
Alma
Argyle, Wis
Eldon F. Schraepfer
Walter E. Gould
A. P. Larson
Argyle State Bank
Farm Loan Service
CT H
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Hampshire Boat
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Ferguson
Lindsey
Joseph A. Spani
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Turner Hall Club
Mr. Kalk
Juda School
Townline
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