Monroe High wrestlers win first conference meet 31 18
Coach Ralph Neale's Monroe high school squad defeated Wisconsin High 31 to 18 in the Monroe gym for their first conference win. Barry pinned Johnson in 4 26 at 120 pounds. Krebs pinned Tripp in 4 55 at 138. Additional Monroe wins included Anderson over Gladel 83 at 112, Bartelt over Lindgard 12 0 at 127, Miller over Comstock 6 3 at 165, and Wagner drew with Moore 4 4 at 154. Forfeits by Pickett at 95 and Blackbourn in heavyweight added points. Wisconsin High winners included Lewis over Dillon 5 2 at 103, Rundell over Robertson 5 47 at 133, Machotka over Pick 53 at 145, Hastings over Wilde 4 40 at 180. Monroe stands 1 1 in conference. next hosts Madison West Friday. junior varsity 6 30 p m. varsity 7 45 p m. Wisconsin High lacked a B team, so Monroe 7th 8th graders joined prelims.
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Ralph Neale
Wisconsin High
Monroe
Richard Barry
Tim Johnson
Mike Krebs
Tom Tripp
Ed Anderson
Ken Gladel
Gayle Bartelt
Grahm Lindgard
Dan Miller
Tim Comstock
Bruce Wagner
Jim Moore
Cheesemaker
Dennis Pickett
Gary Blackbourn
Tom Lewis
Dillon
John Rundell
Orson Robertson
Dick Machotka
Dave Pick
Curt Hastings
Richard Wilde
Ft. Atkinson
Madison West
Wisconsin Badgers Begin Rose Bowl Prep In Madison
Wisconsin football opens Rose Bowl preparation with nine practices in Madison before traveling to California. Coach Milt Bruhn is away, while seven more workouts are planned out west. Team departs Madison December 22 as student and alumni tours fill available seats.
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Madison
University of Wisconsin
Badgers
Southern California
Milt Bruhn
West Coast
Wisconsin Student Association
Alumni Association
Two Argyle Youths Named to State Line All Star First Team
Argyle special: Duane Bright quarterback and Sam Conway center, both seniors, named to the State Line League All Star first team. Other selections include Bruce Higgins Blooming ton end Richard Ferry Benton guard Bob Weck Barneveld half back Richard Argue Belleville guard Jim Hillery Benton half back Bill Clerkin Barneveld end.
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Argyle
Duane Bright
Sam Conway
Bruce Higgins
Bloomington
Richard Ferry
Benton
Bob Weck
Barneveld
Richard Argue
Belleville
Jim Hillery
Bill Clerkin
Glazners Defeat Monticello 69-51 and New Glarus leads league
New Glarus beat Monticello 69-51 to move atop the State Line League with Ar gyle. Broadhead defeated Judo 52-33 to stay in the title race while Monticello and Brodhead split, and Gratiot crushed Hollandale 88-60 as Hakinson scored 23.
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New Glarus
Argyle
Monticello
Broadhead
Judo
Cardinals
Blanchardville
Dick Wainwright
Glazners
Glarners
Jim Rosga
Fritz Alderman
Sheldon Jones
Redhammerer
Brodhead
John Fijelstad
Steve Jones
Bill Wunschel
Gratiot
Hollandale
Hakinson
Gempler
Long Beach Chiefs Dominate Pittsburg in ABL Race
The Long Beach Chiefs won their 11th of 12 in the American Basketball League, defeating second-place Pittsburg 121 to 100 on Tuesday night. The surge keeps them atop the standings as they push toward the league lead.
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Associated Press
Long Beach
Chiefs
Pittsburg
Little All-America Team Names Two From State
The Associated Press named two backs from Wisconsin colleges on its 1962 Little All-America football team. Bob Dodge of Superior State and Larry Schoenberger of St Norbert received honorable mention on the AP list.
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New York
Wisconsin
Associated Press
Bob Dodge
Superior State
Larry Schoenberger
St. Norbert
Staubach Named Back of the Week After Army Win
Navy quarterback Roger Staubach, a 20-year-old sophomore from Cincinnati, was named Associated Press Back of the Week for his four touchdown performance in Navy's 34-14 win over Army. He passed for two scores and ran for two others, totaling 222 yards in offense. Staubach plans weightlifting to gain strength for next season. The article notes the team wore skull and crossbones on helmets as a motivational tactic.
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Annapolis
Roger Staubach
Navy
Jolly Roger
Midshipmen
Army
Cincinnati
Associated Press
George Welsh
Roger
Purcell
New Mexico Military Institute
Staubach
Wayne Hardin
Ray Novelli
Nebraska players approve Gotham Bowl bid
Lincoln Nebraska players voted unanimously Tuesday to accept a bid to play in the Gotham Bowl at Yankee Stadium in New York on December 15.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
New York
Yankee Stadium
Henning Crushes 625 Honor Count In Tuesday Bowling Action
Al Henning rolled a 625 honor series with 226 189 and 210 games in the Tuesday Night Sr loop. Dick Bahr added a 612 series paced by a 242 game, joined by John Musser 612 and Bob Ethridge 601 in the Men's Major League. Team Schmidt's Shoe Store led with 2,701 and 926 high game as several clubs swept four points.
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al Henning
Kegler
Dick Bahr
Henning
Bahr
John Musser
Bob Ethridge
Schmidt
Eagles Club
Dorman Cheese Co
Mass. Mutual
Phil’s Downtowners
Tuesday Nite Sr
Ken Stuart
Cliff Leck
Phillips - Smith
Reef Construction
Monroe Cheese Corp
South Wayne Oil Co
Ken
Foster Deininger
Bill Tschanz
Don Clark
Glen Brecklin
Schmidt’s Shoe
Weasel’ S Tap
Clinic Pharmacy
Marco’ S
Kiwanis Club
Badgers Open Home Season Against Texas Western
Wisconsin coach John Erickson says opponents target the Badgers and they must improve after a 51-46 loss to Arizona. Wisconsin, ranked 10th, beat Air Force 72-64 in the opener and now faces Texas Western at Madison on Saturday. Erickson vows hard work and better shot selection as they prepare after scouting Texas Western in Milwaukee.
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Madison
Wisconsin
John Erickson
Badgers
Erickson
Arizona
Associated Press
Air Force
Texas Western
Texans
Marps
Milwauee
Wisconsin deer harvest nears 46 000 in nine day season
Wisconsin Conservation Department figures show 45 579 deer killed in the nine day season ending November 25 with Buffalo County leading at 2 460 and Jackson Oneida Price Bayfield among top counties. Bear season 1962 totals 559 with 289 in the northwest and 269 in the northeast. A 400 pound dressed bear was registered at Tomahawk.
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Madison
Wisconsin Conservation Department
Art Doll
Wisconsin
Buffalo County
Jackson County
Oneida
Price County
Bayfield County
Waupaca
Tomhawk
Packers Draft Pick Liscio Named to All American Bowl Team
Tucson reports Tony Liscio a 235 pound Tulsa tackle selected by Green Bay in the NFL draft was named Tuesday to the small college All American Bowl squad for the December 29 game in Tucson.
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Tucson
Ariz
Tony Liscio
Tulsa
Green Bay Packers
Tuc
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