Injuries Studied By M Club Clinic
The Monroe Clinic and the M Club of Monroe High School will hold a sports medicine workshop on Thursday December 4. James Bosanny of the physical therapy department organized the event aimed at preventing and treating athletic injuries, with plans for an annual session.
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Monroe Clinic
M’’ Club
Monroe High School
James Bosanny
Bosanny
Ann
Thomas Hawana
Edward Zupane
Wayne Fencil
National Trainers Association
American College of Sports Medicine
Orangeville Optimistic On Talented Ponies This Season
Orangeville coach Terry Miller hopes for a strong year after finishing second in the Stephenson County Conference with a 14-11 overall record last season. Four lettermen return as seniors, led by Steve Monte and Joel Scheider, with a mix of guards and forwards for the 1969-70 lineup. The Ponies open league play December 5 at Lena Winslow.
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Orangeville
Terry Miller
Stephenson County
Steve Monte
Joel Scheider
Bob Maxwell
Randy Baker
Pat Davis
Marty Boyer
Bill Pinnow
Tom Lambert
Bob Wyssman
Rusty Wuthrich
Bernie Bilgin
Kevin Lueck
Miller
Broncos
Platteville Wisconsin State University
Lena- Winslow
Orangeville Ponies
Dave Babler
Mike Arn
Robert Havens
Darrel Monte
Lee Scheider
Neal Scheider
Karl Scheider
Tom
Orangeville Broncos Fall In Season Opener At Home
In the 1969-70 opener Orangeville loses to Warren 68 44 at Orangeville with Steve Monte scoring 21 for the Broncos and John McCool leading Warren with 18. Free throws margin favors Warren 20 of 28 to 18 of 27. Fresh Sophs also go Warren 60 35. conference disbands after ISU withdrawal.
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Orangeville
Orangeville Broncos
Warren Warriors
Warriors
Steve Monte
Broncos
Bob Maxwell
John McCool
Tom Appell
Warren
Lee Scheider
Mike Arn
Orangeville Ponies
Brad Leverton
Mike Wolfram
Comets Win In Annual Turkey Trot
Albany Comets compete in Mt Prospect Illinois turkey trot race sponsored by the Mt Prospect Junior Chamber of Commerce. Todd Runaas wins the Junior High mile in 2.44 amid 40 runners, with Jack Peterson second in 2.46 and Jeff Lyle seventh in 2.54. Kim Lyle places 36th in the High School freshman sophomore two mile run at 10.40.8, Ron Setzer 42nd at 10.54.1. Albany freshmen post best two mile times ever. Seven races and 500 runners overall.
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Albany Comets
Mt. Prospect
Ill
Ron Setzer
Albany
Frosh Triumph Over Middleton at Middleton
The Monroe frosh defeated Middleton's frosh 73 to 43 on Middleton's home court as part of a local school contest. The score and location are given with no additional context.
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Monroe
Middleton
Comet Jr. Cagers Ready this Season
Albany Junior High’s undefeated cross country crew leads the Comets into the winter basketball season. The 8th graders form the starting five with height near six feet, joined by 13 players including Runans Petersen Gill Zillcox Keepers Stephenson Alexander Larson Lyle Hill Hulbert Briggs and Kremkoski. The seventh graders Ringhand Flood Sowl Figi Glass King Flood Black Klitzke Schmieder round out the squads as Janesville St. Williams visits to kick off the rivalry. Albany opens State Line League play December 4 hosting Black Hawk at 4 30 p.m.
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Albany
Comets
Todd Runans
Jack Petersen
Gary Gill
Daryl Zillcox
Gary Keepers
Dan Stephenson
Tim Alexander
Randy Larson
Jeff Lyle
Russell Hill
Keith Hulbert
Eugene Briggs
Kim Kremkoski
Fred Ringhand
Steve Flood
Clayt Sowl
Mike Figi
Marty Glass
David King
Roger Flood
Danny Black
Rory Klitzke
Tom Schmieder
Janesville St. Williams
Black Hawk
Ponies Fall to Glarner Knights in Season Open
Monticello High School opens wrestling season with a 27 27 tie against Hollandale and loses 45 10 to Glazner Knights in a follow up. Key results include Sean M at 98 pounds winning by decision and Nareson H at 145 pounds pinning Stenbroten M. The next home match is set for December 16 against Albany.
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Monticello
Hollandale
Sean
Proctor
Marty
Wahl
Steiner
Wilborn
Smith
Rieder
Theobald
Nareson
Stenbroten
Schneider
Turner
Lenard
Wyss
HWT
Pederson
Johnson
Glarner Knights
Ruegsegger
Bernard
Sherven
Norse
Ruegsegger Hustad
Senad Peters
Bertelrud
Darrow
Postler
Forreit
Henning NG
Hwt Stuessy
Albany
Flannery Leads Series With 587 As Bowlers Excel
Herb Flannery rolled 210 170 and 207 for 587 to top last night’s action in Minor No. 3 League. Dave Eley posted a high game of 236 and Swiss Colony led the team score with 2 622. Other notable scores include Willis Gruenwald 983, Tiger Kohl 980, Bob Ambrose 568, and David Smith 552.
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Herb Flannery
Dave Eley
Willis Gruenwald
Tiger Kohl
Bob Ambrose
David Smith
Marshall
Dearth Motors
Junction House
Coral Reef
Alphorn Lounge
Coplien
Turner Hall League
Ernie Thomman
Paul Ruf
Ernie Hoenig
Green Col. Salvage
Windy Acres
Mobil Oils
Advance Transformer
Bauman Kitchens
Treuthardt Trucking
Studer Super Service
Mueller Cheese
al Goepfert
Marion Mueller
Milt Steiner
al Schwartz
Bill Goecks
Robert Leistikow
Hawley
Gempler’s
Monroe
Monroe Hotel
Martin’s
Goodwill Van Set to Visit Monroe Friday Morning
The Goodwill Industries Inc. pickup truck will serve Monroe after 9 a.m. Friday, Dec. 5, with Dorothy Volmary as local contact. Call 325-3488 before 9 a.m. for pickup tickets, on-the-spot receipts, and tax-deductible contributions.
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Goodwill Industries Inc
Monroe
Dorothy Volmary
Goodwill
Monroe Students to Join Wisconsin State University Plattville Symphony
Two Monroe area students Dorothy Sniff of South Wayne and Patricia Sandley of Woodford win spots in the Wisconsin State University Platteville Symphony Wind Ensemble. They will perform at the twelfth annual Reading of Contest Music Clinic at WSUP on December 6, with a program of Class A and B numbers and a special reading for visiting tri state music educators.
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Monroe
Wisconsin State University- Platteville Symphony
WSUP
Dorothy Sniff
C. J. Sniff
South Wayne
Patricia Sandley
Russell Sandley
Woodford
Wisconsin
Tristate
Orangeville FFA awards three degrees at banquet
At the Orangeville FFA Father Son Banquet three honorary FFA degrees were given to George Carrick superintendent Duane Scheider and Dr Jerald Kleckler. The David Endress Memorial Fund provides aid for projects and the Bill Korth Memorial Award went to Doug Scheider and Dan Kaiser for dairy judge and showmanship respectively. Additional honors and state and national recognitions followed.
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Orangeville
FFA
George Carrick
Duane Scheider
Jerald Kleckler
David Endress
Bill Korth
Doug Scheider
Dan Kaiser
Kiwanis Club of
Freeport
Dave Babler
Steve Obert
Dennis Goeta
Kiwanis Swine
Don Barker
Jim Wessels
Tom Scheider
Mark Auer
Joel Scheider
Don Lawyer
Darry Rackow
Jerry Albright
Dave Endress
Daryl Rackow
Doug
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Bill Coppelman
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Lookout Champ Dallas
Roscoe Tanner
Lookout Mountain
Tenn
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Belleville
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D. Roethe
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G. Hughes
B. Brugger
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Mike Walton
Toronto Maple Leafs
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APAP
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Pat Sullivan
Cambridge
Lexington, Mass
Clare Schmeyer
Chicago
Kay
Scheider, Dan Kaiser and
Roy Hefty
Kansas City
Tom Daley
Jim Setterstrom
Future Farmers of America
Larry Rackow
Orangeville Ffa
Karen Coats
Carol Ruf
C. D. Curtis
Giles Wallom
Verona
Ella Kubly
Thomas Hefty
Ripon
Werner Hefty
John Hoskins
C. W. Karlen
Donna Karlen
Madison
Donna
Rockford
Kenneth Pearson
Robert Grabow
Forreston, NL
Henry J. Elmer
Grabow
Elmer’s
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Fred V. Stuessy
New Glarus
Royal Woelffer Jr
Jan
Belvidere
Julie
Todd Woelffer
Betty Woelffer
St. Charles
Fred Hadinger
Fr. Atkinson
Bernice Babler
Willis Babler
Fannie
Frieda Benkert
Arthur P. Benkett
Elizabeth Blum
Give Lowe
Boston
Bruce Taylor
Boston University
Monday
George Bulger Lowe
New England
Maverick
Ford
LOO
Mastercraft
Torino
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