Regional tourney slated for Monroe to meet Beloit first
The 1968 state basketball tournament plan places Monroe in a regional on March 1 and 2 with Beloit as its opener, then a four team regional featuring Barneveld Belmont Blanchardville Hollandale and Barneveld. Madison will host the state meet at Dane County Memorial Coliseum and the Madison sectional occurs March 8 and 9.
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Monroe
Wisconsin
Madison
Dane County Memorial
University of Wisconsin
Beloit
Barneveld
Belmont
Blanchardville
Hollandale
Black Hawk
South Wayne
Benton
Hazel Green
Shullsburg
Brodhead
Albany
Argyle
Juto
Platteville
Madison Memorial
Janesville
Platteville Boscobel
Boscobel
Fennimore
Lancaster
Prairie du Chien
Bloomington
Cassville
Potosi
West Grant
Towa - Grant
Cuba City
Wisconsin Falls to Notre Dame in 81-73 Setback
Wisconsin Badgers suffer an 81-73 defeat to Notre Dame as coach laments missed opportunities and trailing start. Notre Dame breaks a 17-17 tie and keeps the lead, earning their second win without a loss. Local prep box scores list multiple area games and top scorers across the region.
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Madidun
John Erickson
Wisconsin
Badgers
Notre Dame
Irish
Bob Whitmore
Swiss Misses Hold Practice for Curling
The Swiss Misses conducted a second training and practice session at the curling rink with instructors Herbert Ainsworth and Robert Goetz. Attendees included Hank Najat, Stephen Esser, Larry Leopold, Clarence Franklin, James Volkert, Robert Goetz, William Maddix, and Dr Hank Najat, followed by coffee and cookies served by Mrs Clarence Franklin.
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Herbert Ainsworth
Robert Goetz
Mines
Hank Najat
Stephen Esser
Larry Leopold
Clarence Franklin
James Volkert
William Maddix
Atlantic Salmon Jumping Myths and Local Sports Store Ad
A discussion debunks claims about Atlantic salmon leaping from deep waters while noting calmer water aids momentum. The piece also advertises Martins Sport and Hobby Shop in Monroe offering ice rods, augers, stoves, rods, lines, baits, hunting gear, clothing, licenses, and repair services on East Side of the Square.
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Martin’s Sport and Hobby
Martin's Sport and Hobby Shop
Monroe
Sid Brostuen Posts 513 Honor Series in City and Country
Sid Brostuen rolled a 513 including a 190 game to lead women bowlers in City and Country league at Eagles Lanes. Tuesday Nite Sr. top score was 596 by Bill Stuckey with 204 199 and 202. Alpine results list multiple bowlers and team standings across Swiss Cheese Shop Advanced Transformer Mixed and Nite Hawk leagues with scores and team records.
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Sid Brostuen
Eagles Lanes
Bill Stuckey
Tuesday Nite Sr
Archie Myers
Wayne Fencil
Swiss Cheese Shop
William Stuckey
John Musser
Lloyd Retzlaff
South Wayne Oil
Belleville Plans For Cage Game
The Belleville Lettermen's Club sponsors a basketball game on January 9, 1968, featuring area coaches and Belleville High School staff against the Rookie Brown Harlem Satellites. Local participants include Ivan Foote Albany Jim Zweifel Monticello Ken Roth New Glarus Jack Ponyicsanyi Orford Ville Dan Schober Orfordville Frank Murphy Juda Jack Siegenthaler Belleville Jan Bartelt Rodger Moe Carl Molter and Bill Grahn. A preliminary game for Belleville's fifth and sixth graders starts at 7 p.m. with the main game at 8 p.m. Tickets are sold through Jack Gibbons Lettermen's Club secretary.
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Belleville Lettermen's Club
Belleville High School
Brown Harlem
Ivan Foote
Albany
Jim Zweifel
Monticello
Ken Roth
New Glarus
Jack Ponyicsanyi
Orford Ville
Dan Schober
Orfordville
Frank Murphy
Juda
Jack Siegenthaler
Glarners Take Wrestling Lead In State Line Meet
New Glarus defeated Parkview 27 to 17 for Parkview’s first loss while Glarners hold the lone lead in the State Line. Albany beat by Brodhead 45 to 8 and Juda edged Belleville 27 to 25. Brodhead Juda and Orfordville sit at 2-1, Belleville and Albany at 0-3. Coach Bob Glaesman leads Brodhead grapplers this season as they prepare to face Parkview. Albany forfeited 35 points across seven matches in a loss to Brodhead.
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New Chorus
Iuan
Brodhead
Hts
New Glarus
Parkview
Glarners
Albany
Juda
Belleville
Orfordville
Bob Glaesman
Brodhead Grapplers
Brooms and Stones Receives High Honors in Athletics
Ashland quarterback Al Charnish of Platteville earns District 14 most valuable football player honors, adding to a previous Wisconsin State University Conference distinction. The article also notes the whooping crane as North America's tallest bird, standing four to five feet tall.
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Ashland
al Charnish
Platteville
North America
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