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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1965

Page

5

Monroe Rifle Squad Wins Narrowly Over Darlington Club

Monroe Rifle Squad tops Darlington 1454 to 1450 at Monroe rifle range, with Martin Hanna leading 296 and perfect 500s in prone and sitting. Lawrence Raymer, Alfred Aberhardt, and Ed Schenk add solid scores as Darlington garbles with Wiegels and Steger small finishes. Monroe travels to Madison White next Monday. Darlington has a bye.

Monroe Rifle Club Darlington Monroe Rifle Range Kundert Monroe Martin Hanna Lawrence Raymer Alfred Aberhardt Orville Kiel Ed Schenk Dave Wiegel Ken Wiegel Harry Sleep Bob Steger Madison White Herb Pfund L. Raymer A. Aberhard Lyle Drake Paul Witt Gary Kuebli Jim Wiegel al Wiegel Ben Wiegel Bob Wiegel

Monroe Frosh Fall to Stoughton 63 42 on Vikings Court

The Monroe Frosh lost 63 to 42 at Stoughton as Scott Martin led with 11 points and Holling and Kranig each grabbed 22 rebounds. Stoughton pulled away after a 12-12 first quarter tie, building a 28-22 halftime edge and a 35-20 second half margin. Monroe meets Edgerton next Thursday at 5:30 p.m. in Monroe High.

Monroe Frosh Stoughton Vikings Scott Martin Cheesemakers Gary Kranig Joe Ripp Bob Holling Tom Hefty Daryl Fernstaedt Steve Neuberger Holling Kranig Monroe Edgerton Monroe Gymnasium Don Miller Grapplers Jayvee Jefferson Iowa Grant Janesville Bluebirds Jayvees Tom Klemm Gary Ruch Dan Mayer Bob Mathias Dave Lisser Gene Haldiman Joe Ziltener Larry Kranig Richard Hinebaugh Ken Pick Jim Wilde Cardinals Middleton Monroe Senior High

Langston Named to Wisconsin Baseball Staff for 1966

Madison gains Langston as staff member for the 1966 state baseball tournament with Langston named advisory, Rickli as program director and solicitations manager. Advisory list includes Ricker Jr. Needham Edwards Langston Schroeder Blake Chapiewsky Davis from several cities. Event runs July 29 to 31 in Madison.

Bangor Lew Cornelius Madison Lee Mashak Mashak Fred A. Rickli Edward G. Ricker Jr Edward J. Needham Gene Edwards Milwaukee Glenn C. Langston Monroe Fred W. Schroeder Muscoda Ronald Blake Melrose Wilfred Chapiewsky Wausau Robert W. Davis

Monroe teams suffer tough loss as Monona Grove tops them at home

Monona Grove defeats Monroe Cheesemakers on their home court in a strong performance by the Silver Eagles. Monroe battles back with multiple players contributing, while officiating is praised and future league play looms as the Cheesemakers seek bounce-back wins in upcoming non conference and conference events.

Lee Mitchell Monroe Silver Eagles Monona Grove Orfordville Monticello South Wayne Spartans Juda Panthers Panthers Albany Comets Glarus Glarner Knights Belleville Brodhead

Hayes Sparks Keglers Action In Pleasure League

Vern Hayes posted a 607 honor count and 220 game as Hayes Sparks Keglers led Pleasure League action. Don Hugdahl added a 542 series and 208 game. Hawley 533, Goecks 563 in Minor No 3. Ferrons and Marilyns posted strong team scores as several leagues delivered high singles and series.

Vern Hayes Don Hugdahl Hayes Robert Hawley Herb Goecks Bob Nafzger Herb Flannery Ferrons Counselman’s Marilyns Dave Eley Cliff Kesler del Shaffer Fred Gobels Mobil Oil Washington Implement Treuthardt Stockyards Hermie Blum Steve Esser Singleton LaVerne Hayes Bill Buehler Bob Goecks Green County Realty Junction House Pleasure Pete Hanson Marion Mueller Pat’s Tap Chuck Bloom Wink Gruenewald Mort Wittwer Counselmans Marilyn’s Tigers Firebirds Eagles Loews and Co Turner Hall Dave Grace Lutheran Windy Acres Delbert Blum Dick Brunner the Office Coplien Painting Felders Headquarters

Packer Draft Choices Named on East Squad

Two Green Bay Packers draft choices were named to the East squad for the East-West game on December 31. First round pick Jim Grabowski from Illinois and Minnesota tackle Gale Gillingham were selected with Gillingham already under contract with the Packers.

San Francisco Green Bay Jim Grabowski Illinois Packers Gale Gillingham Minnesota Gillingham

Antitrust Suit Against Braves Set to Start Feb 1

Milwaukee Circuit Judge Elmer W. Roller set February 1 for the start of the antitrust trial involving Milwaukee Braves and the National League. Braves lawyers complained the date rushes defense, while state officials accused baseball of obstructing the community.

Milwaukee Elmer W. Roller Wisconsin Milwaukee Braves National League Braves Roller Steven E. Keane Milwaukee County Ford Frick

Beloit College Back Signs With Dolphins

Beloit College back Larry Guzik, a top small college receiver with 60 receptions for 805 yards in eight games, signed a bonus contract as a free agent with the Miami Dolphins of the American Football League. Guzik, 6 feet tall and 187 pounds, signed Sunday at his Bensonville Illinois home.

Beloit Larry Guzik Beloit College Miami Dolphins Guzik Bensonville Ill

World horse picks crown two 3 year olds

Columbus reports Har ness writers and sportscasters select Armbro Flight as 3 year old Trotter of the Year and Bret Hanover as pacing champion among 3 year olds.

Columbus Ohio Armbro Flight Bret Hanover

Koufax Dominates 1965 NL Pitching Averages

Sandy Koufax led the National League in ERA with 2.04 and topped seven other categories in the 1965 averages released. He won 26 games with .765 win rate, struck out 382, completed 27 games, and pitched 336 innings. He set MLB records for most strikeouts in a season and tied career marks for four no-hitters and 82 games with 10+ strikeouts.

Cincinnati Sandy Koufax Los Angeles Dodgers Southpaw Cy Young Juan Marichal San Francisco Vern Law Pittsburgh Jim Maloney Jim Bunning Philadelphia Bob Shaw Koufax Grover Cleveland Alexander Philadelphia Phillies Dodgers

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