Six Teams in Three Night Monroe Basketball Regional Plan
Monroe scheduled to host a regional tournament February 28 March 3 and 4 featuring six teams including Monroe Ft Atkins on Edgerton Jefferson Stoughton and Milton. Winners advance to La Follette Madison then Monona Grove and Janesville sectional with teams from State Line Blackhawk Southwest and Big Eight in the path to state finals.
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Packers Have Played Last 1966 State Game
NEW YORK The Green Bay Packers have played their final 1966 football game in Wisconsin. A coin flip gave Baltimore the tiebreaker and any Western Conference playoff would be in Maryland. Green Bay finished home games with two road contests remaining and a possible Western playoff could hinge on those results.
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Wisconsin Whitewater Arrives for NAIA Title Game in Tulsa
The Wisconsin Whitewater team, bound for the NAIA championship in Tulsa, arrived late Tuesday afternoon after a fog delayed flight. Readers can rent a room via classifieds in The Monroe Evening Times.
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Bret Hanover Crowned Harness Horse of the Year for 1966
Bret Hanover was voted Harness Horse of the Year for 1966 by 198 experts, earning 163 first place votes. He set pacing marks, earned $407,534 that year, and will stand at Castleton Farm in 1967 after a $2,000,000 deal. Romeo Hanover finished second with 922 points. Noble Victory, True Duane, and Armbro Flight also ranked highly in the year-end poll.
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Four Way Tie In Cage League Standings Highlight Friday Schedule
In the State Line High School League race the leaders Monticello Albany South Wayne and Orfordville Parkview sit tied at 3 1 as Monticello travels to Albany in Friday action Other games include Argyle at Belleville Blanchardville at South Wayne Orfordville Parkview at Brodhead and Juda at New Glarus with the four way tie shaping the title chase.
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Best way to avoid a traffic accident
Barbs discusses driving safety and warns against copycat behavior in television. also notes social stereotypes about women as weak and a henpecked husband.
Wirth Stays Unbeaten as Juda Falls in Wrestling Meet
Ninety five pound grappler Russell Wirth improved to 6 0 with a 1 12 pin over Mark Ruegsegger for New Glarus. Belleville and Brodhead also posted wins as the Panther squad slipped to 2 losses, while Albany faced heavy setbacks.
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Bowled Scores and Weather Notes Dominate Local Rail Catch
Mike Wuthrich led Men’s Major with a 601 series while Bob Mueller rolled 235 for a high single. City and Country League saw Betty Ritschards and Karen Zimmerman reach 204 clean games. Weather and marine facts close the page, noting hurricane erosion and porpoise brain size debates.
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Monroe Boys Wrestle Fort Atkinson After Easy Win
Monroe meets Fort Atkinson after a 49 to 3 victory over Monona Grove. JV starts at 6 30 p m with varsity following. Coach Miller rates Fort as a dark horse and uses last year’s JV scores to project lineups with Dan Meir at 120 pounds and Mike Miller at 138 pounds, both seniors.
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Monroe Pins Highlight Saturday Victory Over Monona Grove
The Monroe team earned seven pins in a 20:13 time total for the match against Monona Grove on Saturday. Monroe posted 49 points, their best since the 56-0 win over Wisconsin High in the 1963-64 season.
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Coach Miller lauds team effort despite hushed players
Coach Miller praised the squad for a solid performance and the individual efforts of Steve Wuetrich and Dan Mayer. He noted noticeable hustle from the two players as part of the overall strong showing.
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Coach Davis Praises 41-11 JV Victory
Coach Davis expressed satisfaction with a 41 to 11 win over Monona's junior varsity squad calling the performance excellent and well executed by the team.
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Remus Wichelt Tie for High In Roys Intramural Bowling
Remus and La Verne Wichelt each rolled 171 to tie for high single in Roys intramural bowling. Remus led two game series with 312 while Dennis Burns had second high single at 161 and Bill Figs posted 309 for second series. Eight teams competed with four dominant over the other four.
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Fort Atkinson to Bring Five Starters and Returnees
Fort Atkinson, led by Herb Ostrand, plans to return with three major letter winners from last season. Sophomore Mike Fisher and seniors Ben Cox and Al Lemke are set to return. Last year Fort placed fifth at the W I A A sectionals where Cox lost to the eventual state champion at 145. Monroe edged Fort 24 19 in the main match while the junior varsity fell 24 18.
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Fort varsity squad set to challenge Monroe in upcoming match
With a strong Fort squad anticipated this year Monroe faces a tough test. The varsity lineup for tomorrow's game will include the expected starters and key contributors from both teams.
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Remus and rivals clash in stat line exchange
A compact score summary lists players Remus 171 and Dennis Burns 146 with 161 307, Bill Figi 160 149 309, Bob Mathias 148 156 304, Al Pankau 155 140 295, reflecting a dense stat sheet of points and rebounds across entries.
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Coach Chosen at Wisconsin Shrouded in Secret
Wisconsin selected its new football coach Tuesday night but kept the outcome hidden from the Athletic Board. Speculation centered on Notre Dame defensive coach John Ray with other leading contenders including John Coatta of Wisconsin, Glenn Schembechler of Miami of Ohio, and Bob Odell of Pennsylvania.
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Lost Act Highlight Remains Logically Odd
A wit sharpens the phrase that a missing act proves logic flawed as a theater piece disappears from view. The line captures a playful critique of mislaid art and the quirks of deduction.
Freshmen Lose To Jefferson In Final Period
The Freshman Cheese makers fell 57 44 at Jefferson Monday night in a game decided in the final period. Fred Dearth led with 10 rebounds and 11 points while Bruce Bahler added 11. Terry May scored 14 with four free throws. Jefferson's Loomis tallied 16 and Pully 19 as the Eagles pulled away. The freshmen drop to 2 1 for the season and prepare for Middleton this Saturday.
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