Brecklin and Eley Lead Turner's Bowling Scores Across Leagues
In Turner Hall and Minor No 3 leagues last night, Glenn Brecklin rolled 624 in Minor No 3 and Dave Eley 608. High team totals reached 2,672 by Tiger Firebirds and 2,605 by Marilyn's in Minor No 3, with top game scores by Brecklin 222 and 214 by Trickel. Turner Hall leaders included Eley 222 and 213, Jenns 202, Eiserman 212, Schwartz 210, and Rothenbuehler 204. Other top marks across leagues featured Deemer 234, Dearth 218, Goecks 208, and Eberle 206. Teams listed include Treuthardt Stockyards, Mobile Oil, Mueller Cheese, and others with varied records.
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Glenn Brecklin
Dave Eley
Tiger Firebirds
Marilyn
Brecklin
Bob Trickel
Fritz Kammerode
Rudy Jenns
John Eiserman
al Schwartz
Roger Rothenbuehler
Marion Mueller
Vic Deemer
Bob Dearth
Curly Goecks
Verlen Eberle
Glenn Kubly
Bob Bogus
Tiger Kohl
Eagles
Ferron’s
Solomon's
Marilyn's
Loewi. and Co
Turner Hall
Paul Ruf
Bill Wuethrich
Treuthardt Stockyards
Mobil Oil
Mueller Cheese
Moore Business Farms
Bauman Kitchen
Windy Acres
Niffenegger’s
Gemplers Tire Shop
Hawley's Livestock
Swiss Colony
Monroe Firemen
Monroe
Badgers Face Notre Dame in Field House Action
Monroe prep notes highlight Tom Mitchell and Keith Burington in key roles as Badgers host Notre Dame at 7 30 p m The article covers recent Monroe wins over Stoughton and Madison Memorial, player form for Jim Larson Stu Grendahl Dave Goetz and Dave Craige, roster battles, and upcoming conference games against Edgerton and Jefferson along with local wrestling and baseball recognitions.
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Badgers
Notre Dame
Monroe
Tom Mitchell
Keith Burington
Mac
Brodhead
Stoughton
Badger
Madison Memorial
Monroe Gym
Edgerton
Jefferson
Milwaukee North
Freeport
Jim Larson
Stu Grendahl
Dave Goetz
Dave
Packers Face Rams on Saturday in Coastal Division Showdown
The Green Bay Packers, already division champions, travel to Santa Barbara to meet the Los Angeles Rams who boast the league’s toughest defensive line. A Rams win could tie the Colts for the Coastal Division title if Baltimore loses later, while a loss ends their title hopes. Packers flew from Minneapolis after Sunday’s 30-27 win over the Vikings.
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Packers
Rams
Santa Barbara
Calif
Green Bay Packers
Los Angeles Rams
Baltimore Colts
Colts
California
Minneapolis
Minnesota Vikings
Browntown News Noted Visits and Family Gatherings
Mr and Mrs Ernest Foulker returned from Milwaukee to visit son Robert and family. Mrs Theda Mau spent the night with son W G Mau and family in Monroe and attended a Freeport basketball game. Mr and Mrs Charles Miller and family dined with Mrs Palmer Wahler in South Nee. Mrs Mabel Wells returned from Rockford.
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Ernest Foulker
Milwaukee
Robert
Theda Mau
W. G. Mau
Monroe
Freeport
Charles Miller
Palmer Wahler
Southne
Mabel Wells
Rockford
Burington Rufer wedding noted in Orangeville
Mrs James Avery and family were visitors as she visited. Dinner guests included Mr and Mrs Bruce Young Platteville and Mrs Mabel Wells Keith Burington a UW Madison student spent recess with his parents Gayle and. The Buringtons Keith Keven and Shanon attended the Burington Rufer wedding in Orangeville. Lennie Vitacea and family of Freeport visited the Marvin Meythaler home. Patsy Flannery and Mrs Delia McGrath Argyle visited Mr and Mrs Marvin Meythaler.
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Wilbur Wells
Bruce Young Platteville
Mabel Wells
Keith Burington
Madison
Gayle Burington
Burington
Keith
Keven
Shanon
Burington - Rufer
Orangeville
Lennie Vitacea
Freeport
Marvin Meythaler
Patsy Flannery
Delia McGrath
Argyle
Freshmen fall short 46 43 to Edgerton on the road
Monroe freshmen dropped a 46 43 decision to Edgerton. Mike Wells led with 16 points as Monroe trailed 24 20 at halftime and could not complete a late rally. Teammates Andy Share eight Chuck Will five Kevin Monahan five Mike Molitor four Jim Bahler three Jim Mau two. Next game Monday at Middleton.
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Monroe
Edgerton
Cheesemen
Mike Wells
Wells
Andy Share
Chuck Will
Kevin Monahan
Mike Molitor
Jim Bahler
Jim Mau
Middleton
FT PF IP
Monahan Bahler
Intramural Basketball Action Recaps Narrow Week One Wins
The high school intramural season continued with the Royals defeating the Blue Devils 47 to 16 led by Conrad Schmidt with 15 points and Pete Jones with 12. The Born Losers beat the Hot Dogs 52 to 17 as Greg Wuetrich led with 12. Sophomore Mike Moon scored 17 for the Chinas in a 43 to 10 win over the Cooties. Kim Krebs had 16 for the Coyotes in a 40 to 22 win over the Untouchables. Mike Krauss scored 25 as the Road Runners toppled the Hippies 41 to 22. League standings note the Blue League for upperclassmen and Red League for underclassmen.
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Royals
Blue Devils
Conrad Schmidt
Pete Jones
Jim Zach
Max Voelkh
Ralph Phillips
Ron Smith
Hot Dogs
Greg Wuetrich
Mike Moon
Chinas
Cooties
Dale Hexom
Coyotes
Untouchables
Kim Krebs
Mike Krauss
Hippies
Gas Firm Pays 1967 Utility Tax And Property Share
North Central Public Service Corp. announced it paid 1967 utility taxes totaling $13,151.19, up from $11,610.59 last year. The firm also covers its annual property tax on local holdings operated by the company.
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North Central Public Service Corp
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