Holling Sparks Monroe Victory With 30 Points
Holling scored 30 points to lead Monroe Cheesemakers to a 68 to 59 win over Edgerton High School. Norder and Larson contributed with long shots while Bloom and Winzenried added nine and eight points as Monroe built a late, decisive run.
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Edgerton
Monroe
Jefferson
Middleton
Dave Holling
Jeff Lueck
Mitchell
Bill Norder
Jim Larson
Larson
Blum
Crimson Tide
Winzenried
Holling
Dick Holmen
Badger
Norder
Don Bloom
Mark Winzenried
Bloom Winzenried
Holling i Larson
Recreation Schedule at Community Center
The Community Center hosts weekly activities from Monday to Saturday with clubs and classes. Alfalfa Club runs daily, senior and junior high intramural leagues occur, and special events include dance classes play-time and adult basketball meetings.
Junior Varsity Beats Edgerton 52-45 in Narrow Win
Monroe Junior Varsity edged Edgerton 52 to 45 as Dave Craige led with 19 points. Tom Eraser and Bob Holling added six and five while guards Bill Spring and Jim Bosanny scored 13 and nine respectively.
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Edgerton
Dave Craige
Jvs
Tom Eraser
Bob Holling
Bill Spring
Jim Bosanny
An Erser
Holling
Craigo
Bosanny
Spring Edgerton
Edwardson
Bice
Basian
Wagner
Andersen
Gaede
Mort Armstrong Leads Green County Teachers to 73 68 Win
Mort Armstrong scored 31 points as Green County Teachers College defeated Vernon County 73 68 at Viroqua. Kurt Schilling added 13, Jim Ruf 12, Dave Lueck 10, Tim Hammery 5, with Gene Slinde fouling out in the first half. The team beat Juneau County Teachers 45 43 at New Lisbon two weeks earlier and schedules Richland Center on Jan. 12, Columbus on Feb. 8, and tournament action at Sheboygan Falls February 16 to 18.
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Mort Armstrong
Green County Teachers College
Vernon County
Viroqua
Armstrong
Kurt Schilling
Jim Ruf
Dave Lueck
Tim Hammeerly
Gene Slinde
Juneau County Teachers
New Lisbon
Richland Center
Columbus
Sheboygan Falls
High School Basketball Scores Roundup
Baraboo 83 Viroqua 48 Platteville 63 Cuba City 47 Dodgeville 46 Mineral Point 42 Lancaster 68 River Valley 31 Prairie du Chien 79 Darlington 70 Mt. Horeb 56 Fennimore 54 Iowa Grant 46 Muscoda 40 Boscobel 72 West Grant 67 Benton 73 Belmont 58 Gratiot 63 Potosi 51 Highland 77 Bloomington 52 Cassville 88 Shullsburg 54 Reedsburg 59 Tomah 48 Janesville 74 Madison La Follette 66 Beloit 58 Madison West 57 Monroe 68 Edgerton 59 Janesville Mheades $2 Burlington Orfordville 59 Albany 57 Brodhead 43 Blanchardville 24 Belleville 88 Juda 82 Wilmot 60 Delavan-Darien 57 Elkhorn 64 East Troy 61 Beloit Catholic 67 Beloit Turner 55 South Wayne 87 New Glarus 62 Monticello 72 Argyle 70 Richland Center 59 Mausston 50 Sparta 75 Wisconsin Dells 59
Monticello Beats Argyle 72-70 For Top State Line Iowa
Monticello edged Argyle 72-70 to take first place in the State Line High School League with a third straight win. Fritz Benkert scored 9 baskets and 9 of 13 free throws to lead Monticello, while Don Daley and Tom Coffey each scored 20 for Argyle. Other results: Belleville over Juda 88-82, South Wayne 87-62 over New Glarus, Orfordville Park View 59-57 over Albany, and Brodhead 43-34 over Blanchardville. Upcoming games include Monticello at Orfordville and Belleville at Blanchardville.
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Argyle
Ponies
Fritz Benkert
Don Daley
Tom Coffey
Belleville
Juda
South Wayne
New Glarus
Orfordville Parkview
Albany
Brodhead
Blanchardville
Matt Mitchell
Leon Sack
Bill Meyer
Rich Cotahm
Dick Leaver
Bob Affolter
Orfordville
Brodhead Gun Club Plans for Trap Shoot
The Brodhead Gun Club prepares for its second annual trap shoot on Sunday December 11 starting at 9 30 a m. Events include 5 10 25 bird limits miss and out for turkeys a 3 p m drawing for a free 10 pound turkey prize. coffee lunch shells sold at the heated club house two miles north of Brodhead on county trunks.
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Brodhead
Brodhead Gun Club
Parks Paces Carthage Past Augie in CCI Battle
Jerry Parks scored 33 points to lead Carthage to a 94 82 win over Augustana Friday night in a College Conference of Illinois basketball game.
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Parks
Rock Island
Ill
Jerry Parks
Carthage
Augustana
Coach of the Year Pick for Wisconsin Small Colleges
Forrest Perkins of Whitewater State earns the Coach of the Year honor among Wisconsin small college football coaches as his team prepares for a bowl bid.
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Ashland
Forrest Perkins
Whitewater State
Wisconsin
Dan Bauer Begins Pearl City Coaches Quest in Basketball
Dan Bauer former Monroe star guides Pearl City Wolves in Stephenson Conference promising start. He coached after knee injury and teaches political science and history at Pearl City. Koehn twins Don and Ron anchor lineup with juniors joining as season progresses. Pearl City beat Durand 55 47 in opener. Next week Orangeville looming.
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Monroe
Dan Bauer
Pearl City Wolves
Stephenson County
Bauer
Monroe High
Cheesemakers
Green County Teachers College
Whitewater
Warhawks
Don
Ron Koehn
Freeport Journal Times
Jim Bulaugh
Don Koehn
Koehn
Wolves
Ron
Orangeville
Lena- Winslow
Lena Winslow
Pearl City
Jim Buubaugh
Lanark
Aquin
Durand
Shannon
Dakota
Pheasant Priest Founds Willows Sporting Association
In Willows California Father John McGoldrick the Pheasant Priest created the Willows Pheasant Association to lease land for hunting. The group with about 1000 members pays $10 yearly and covers 47000 acres. It funds releases of 1000 pheasants and donates about $5000 annually to St Monica's Church.
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Father McGoldrick
Ireland
Willows
California
Sacramento
Pheasant Association
Sacramento Valley
St. Monica’s Roman Catholic Church
Leck nets 207 in City Kegler action
Cliff Leck rolled a 207 high game as Team Five swept Team Six four straight in Cheese Capital Couples league action. Charlotte Hemphill led women with 164 in C C C League play. Complete scores for Casey Goecks, Cliff Leck, Tige Kohl, Betty Waligorski, Charlotte Hemphill, and Mavis Phieve are listed with series totals and team records.
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Cliff Leck
Charlotte Hemphill
C.C.C
Casey Goecks
Tige Kohl
Betty Waligorski
Mavis Phieve
Bramier Named A P Defensive Player Of The Week
John Bramier of Denver blocked a field goal and returned it 86 yards for a touchdown to help Denver eliminate San Diego from the AFC West race. The Associated Press named him AFL Defensive Player of the Week on Wednesday.
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New York
John Bramier
Denver
San Diego
Associated Press
Packers Coach Lombardi Turned Down Notre Dame Offer
Green Bay coach Vince Lombardi allegedly declined Notre Dame's coaching offer a week before Ara Parseghian was named by the university, according to Len Wagner of the Green Bay Press-Gazette.
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Green Bay
Vince Lombardi
Green Bay Packers
Notre Dame
Ara Parseghian
Len Wagner
Green Bay Press-Gazette
Classified ads unite buyers and sellers in local markets
Classified ads connect people seeking partners, rentals, and goods. They match buyers and sellers efficiently within the community, offering quick visibility and direct contact for transactions.
Monroe Jaycees honored for 16 years of service
Describes recognition given to multiple individuals including Ernie and Ruth Wegmueller Glenn Zimmerman the Bumps Dwight Dwight Jr Bob Herman Durtschi Sam and Larry Klassy Orton Sherven and Rudy Haskee by the Monroe Jaycees. Praises the program the group has sponsored for 16 years and notes supporters' appreciation.
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Monroe Jaycees
Ernie
Ruth Wegmueller
Glenn Zimmerman
Bumps
Dwight
Dwight Jr
Bob
Herman Durtschi
Sam
Larry Klassy
Orton Sherven
Rudy Haskee
The
Jaycees
Community readers praise morale boosting reports
At lunch Mrs. Johnny Wettach and Mrs. Ernie Rufener said they never miss reading this. They both praised the reports as morale boosters and expressed appreciation for the program's impact.
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Johnny Wettach
John
Ernie Rufener
Editor Holds Back Bonus Statement as Christmas Cheer Lingers
In a blunt aside the editor notes no Christmas bonus is yet guaranteed, while the newsroom riffs on holiday funds and buoyant expectations. The remark signals continued salary uncertainty amid year end payroll talk.
Packers Aim for Win Over 49ers in San Francisco
James Schwwo egler predicts a 27 to 17 victory for the Packers in San Francisco over the 49ers. Soil Conservationist.
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San Francisco
Milwaukee
49Ers
Packers
James Schwoegler
Trickle Blasts High 237 in Friday Bowling Action
Friday Nite Industrial League standout Boyd Trickle rolled a 237 as top score of the night while Wilbur Cline 220 and Bob Montgomery 200 led others. Turners swept Turner Hall. La Buch's Market beat Huber Brewers. Monroe Clinic and Mobil Oil won in their leagues. Whitey Engebretson rolled an all spare 178 game.
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Kegler
Boyd Trickle
Wilbur Cline
Bob Montgomery
Turners
Turner Hall
la Buch
Huber Brewers
Carol Mann
Singleton
Monroe Clinic
Mobil Oil
Turner Hall and Green Co. Salvage
Whitey Engebretson
Arnie Koehn
Bob Rufenacht
Shell Oil
Milwaukee Cheese
Browntown Bombers
Truehardt Trucking
Dutchmen
Browntown Mill
Ken Priewe
Jerry Kubly
Roger Kubly
Vic Ingwell
Chester Dillon
Eaton’ S Bar
Frito Lay
LaBuch’s Market
Ludlow Bar
Wisconsin to Name New Football Coach Soon
Wisconsin taps nine finalists in its search and may pick a head coach by Sunday. Law professor Frank Remington warns the choice will be kept as secret as possible until the university regents meet in Milwaukee next week.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Law
Frank Remington
University
Milwaukee
Erling Erickson Dominates New Glarus Bowling Night
Erling Erickson, a former amateur baseball figure, starred in New Glarus bowling hitting 675 in Swiss Lanes action. He rolled games of 213 215 and 247 in the Major League at Swiss Lanes this past week.
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Erling Erickson
Glarus Kegling
Whitewater captain Gordon hurt may miss NAIA final
Whitewater State defensive captain Ross Gordon is injured and may miss the NAIA Champion Bowl in Tulsa Oklahoma on December 10. The undefeated team faces potential loss of their leader as treatment choices are considered.
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Whitewater
Ross Gordon
Whitewater State
Tulsa
Okla
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