Gratiot Cagers Score First Win of Season
Gratiot High School sparked its season with a 77 to 46 victory over Potosi. Jim Kaiser led with 21 points, Van Hawkinson added 17, while Seffred and Kent reached double figures for Gratiot. Potosi's Ray Krepfle led visitors with 20 points as the teams pulled ahead in each quarter.
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Golden Eagles
Gratiot
Jim Kaiser
van Hawkinson
Seffred
Kent
Carroll
Ray Krepfle
Walsh
Gibson
Blackhawk
Dick Kressin
Bloomington Bluejays
Highland
Cardinals
Cassville
Shullsburg
Miners
Belmont
Benton
Mike Alexander
Comets
Hillery
Derling
J. Holz
Bockhop
Alexander
Dixon
Bloomington
Steve Reed
Wagner
Olson
Gentz
Carthage Edges Aurora 68-65 In Nonconference Thriller
Carthage edged Aurora 68-65 in a nonconference clash as Jerry Parks scored the deciding field goal and Mike Fedynik added two free throws to cap a late burst. Don Birner led Carthage with 21 points while Wendell Cross scored 23 for Aurora after trailing by 10 with three minutes left.
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Kenosha
Jerry Parks
Mike Fedynik
Carthage
Aurora
Don Birner
Wendell Cross
Dolphins Sign 6-5 End Bob Stark From Northern De Stark
The Miami Dolphins announce the signing of Bob Stark a 6 foot 5 end who caught 64 passes this season for Northern De Stark a native of Geneva Wisconsin.
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Dekalb, Uh
Miami Dolphins
American Football League
de Stark
Geneva
Wis
Wisconsin Conser vation Awards Banquet Set in Madison
Wau sau journalist Ben Lewis and the Dane County Conservation League win Governor's awards for conservation in 1965. A banquet at Park Motor Inn on Tuesday Dec 14 will name Wisconsin's Conservationist of the Year. Proceeds fund state and national programs.
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Wausau
Dane County Conservation League
Ben Lewis
Wausau Record-Herald
Wisconsin
Gordon MacQuartie
Lewis
Record-Herald
Conservation
Lewisly
Don Anderson
Wisconsin State Journal
Audubon Society
H. Oliver Kessenich
Bill
New Glarus Beats Juda 26 22 In State Line League Meet
New Glarus defeated Juda 26 to 22 in a State Line League wrestling showdown on the New Glarus mat. Three matches ended in ties and Juda forfeited two bouts. Individual results include 103 and 112 ties for New Glarus and wins by Hillestad and Jeglum for NG. Juda's wins by Walt Balsiger, Terry Eberle, Dennis Wirth, and Dan Kundert are noted.
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New Glarus
Juda
Russ Wirth
Dana Knobel
Greg Williams
Dave Erickson
al Zimmerman
Dale Hustad
Walt, Balsiger
Terry Eberle
Dennis Wirth
Dan Kundert
Bob Hillestad
James Jeglum
Albany
Steve Shervan
Steve Williams
Steve Yaun
Gary Grossen
Dick Gobeli
Dennis Hoesely
Wayne Hustad
Ron Balsiger
Dan Knobel
Gregg Williams
Walt Balsiger
Steve Ruegsegger
Silvan Disch
Larry Rufenacht
Dave Owen
Jack Feldt
Neil Rufer
Travel Department Seeks Bigger Big Ten Traveling Squads
Chicago reports that Big Ten winter meetings will consider enlarging traveling squads for football from 38 to 44, after last year’s request for 49 was denied. Track officials also push for three new outdoor events the three mile run the steeplechase and the triple jump. Athletic directors face busy agenda with television officiating and long range planning while Frank Remington and Ivy Williamson of Wisconsin are named chairs for faculty representatives and athletic directors respectively.
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Chicago
Wisconsin
Frank Remington
Ivy Williamson
Maple Leafs defenseman Baun out six weeks after knee operation
Toronto defenseman Bob Baun had knee surgery on his right knee for torn ligaments this Monday and is expected to miss at least six weeks of NHL play.
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Toronto
Bob Baun
Toronto Maple Leafs
Su Mac Lad Retires From Racing At Roosevelt Raceway
Su Mac Lad, the all time money winner in harness racing, retires after a victory lap at Roosevelt Raceway in Westbury New York. The 11 year old gelding is honored with the removal of his shoes and donations to owner Irving Berkmeyer and officials including Alvin Weil Ed Binn weg and Stanley Dancer. Earnings reached 368 times.
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Su Mac Lad
Roosevelt Raceway
Irving Berkmeyer
New Milford
N.J
Alvin Weil
Ed Binneweg
Goshen
Stanley Dancer
New Egypt
Berkemeyer
Adult Cage League to Play Tomorrow
The Monroe Adult League basketball action starts tomorrow night at Monroe Junior High School with three games. Rambler of Monroe faces Green County Teachers College at 7 p.m. Winslow meets Joe's Private Club at 8 p.m. First National Bank plays Swiss Colony at 9 p.m.
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Rambler of
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Winslow
Joe’s Private Club
First National Bank
Swiss Colony
Mueller Leads Bowler Action In Local Leagues
Bob Mueller posted a 577 series to pace the bowling night in Men’s Major with Waity Engebretson topping a 232 single. Wally Miller added a 574 series. Engebretson had 570 and Bill Tschanz 227 high. Moorman’s led the team with 2,683. In Tuesday Night Sr League Al Hennings had 576 and 223, Rees Construction 2,477, Dorman Cheese 2,460, and Dr Wayne Fencil 574. Karen Rothenbuehler led City and Country with 452 alongside Helen Lehr. Leona Hanson 450. Otto Erzinger led Nite Hawk with 564. Charles Robertson 528. Team No. 1 led with 2,085. Wainwright Pharmacy 1,947. Lime Acres 1,946. Gloria Rieder topped singleton marks with 178. Rothenbuehler 177 and Rachael Holcomb 177.
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Kegler
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Wally Miller
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Duke Etter
Howie Olson
John Musser
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Stan Douglas
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Helen Lehr
Leona Hanson
Gloria Rieder
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Green Bay Awarded NFL Playoff Game After Tie Breaker
Green Bay has been awarded the playoff game after the Western Conference tie break. A coin flip involving Green Bay Baltimore and Chicago set the site. Baltimore leads Green Bay by a half game entering a key Sunday matchup. Chicago trails by 1.5 games. The championship will be Jan 2 in the western champion’s home park.
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Cleveland
High School Basketball Scores Roundup
Scores from Wisconsin boys and girls games across multiple schools including Eau Claire Regis 80 over Thorp 78 and De Pere Pennings 54 over East De Pere 48. Notable tallies include Deerfield 117 over Pardeeville 64 and Madison Edgewood 56 versus Fond du Lac St. Mary Springs 48.
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la Crosse
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Elkhorn
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Muskege
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Sturdevant St. Bonaventure
Union Grove
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Lake Mills
Johnson Creek
Fall River
Waunakee
Deerfield
Pardeeville
Oakfield
Randolph
Juneau
Horicon
Elizabeth
Ill
Hazel Green
de Pere Pennings
East de Pere
Crow Recovers Form for 49ers in Detroit Victory
Heisman winner John David Crow, now with the San Francisco 49ers, is named NFL Offensive Player of the Week after a strong second half against Detroit. Crow totaled 79 yards on 14 carries and 15 yards on two key rushes to fuel a 17 14 comeback win.
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John David Crow
San Francisco 49Ers
Crow
Detroit
Associated Press
National Football League
49Ers
Ken Willard
Texas A and M
Lions
48Ers
Grabowski Visits Green Bay Amid Trade Rumors
All American fullback Jim Grabowski visited Green Bay on Tuesday but his attorney said no contract was signed with the Packers. The No 1 NFL and AFL draft pick arrived with lawyer Arthur Morse of Chicago and spoke briefly with Packers officials before the team left for a game against Baltimore.
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Jim Grabowski
Packers
Grabowski
NFL
Arthur Morse
Chicago
Baltimore Colts
Vince Lombardi
Washington, D.C
AFL
Miami Dolphins
Packers Unit Leads League
NEW YORK The Packers own the league, allowing 173 points to top defenses as Vince Lombardi notes. They face Baltimore this Sunday in a game that could seal their first Western Conference title since 1962. Baltimore’s defense trails with 225 points allowed, while Green Bay’s offense ranks modest with 250 total points in 12 games. The Packers stress discipline, forcing errors and capitalizing on opponents’ mistakes, gaining possession 42 times with a net plus 20 in takeaways. Chicago stands second in plus margin at 14.
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Green Bay
Vince Lombardi
Packers
Baltimore
Lombardi
Chicago
St Victor's Team Edges Queen of Peace 54 to 45 in CYO
St Victor's CYO basketball squad beat Queen of Peace 54 45 on Sunday. Kurt Sharer led with 19 points, followed by Jerry Ripp with 13 and John Keegan with 9.
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Queen of Peace Eeagers
Kurt Sharer
Jerry Ripp
John Keegan
Vernon Law Wins Lou Gehrig Memorial Award
Vernon Law, veteran Pittsburgh Pirates pitcher, won the Lou Gehrig Memorial Award. He posted a 17-9 record with a 2.16 ERA after a four year injury layoff and was a unanimous choice by Phi Delta Theta selectors honoring the Yankees legend.
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Vernon Law
Pittsburgh Pirates
Lou Gehrig
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
Gehrig
New York Yankees
Columbia University
Yankees
School District Board Minutes October 1965 Meeting
The Board of Education met October 20 1965 at 7 30 p m in the Junior High Board Room with Alvin H Babler presiding in absence of Rodney O Kittelsen Others included Supt Derwin J Huenink Principals Babula Thompson and other district staff Actions approved included paying vouchers 151 937 78, authorizing up to 100 000 borrowing for 30 days, tabling bids for two houses, recognizing Monroe Education Association as bargaining agent, subsidizing annual transportation costs for Athletics 1200 1500, hearing reports from Vocational teachers, approving bills for paving and remodeling 679 ...
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Alvin H. Babler
Pres
Rodney O. Kittelsen
John L. Norton
Fred Krebs
George R. Barry
Leon J. Schroeder
Lawrence Raymer
Alvin Bidling- Meier
Robert J. Hahlen
Derwin J. Huenink
Prin
Walter A. Babula
John A. Thompson
Lee Mitchell
William R. Stuckey
Barry
Krebs
Dr. Barry
Raymer
Mr. Schroeder
15Th Ave
Carter Machine Works
Russel H. Schultz
Patrick Hampton
Monroe Education Association
Schroeder
Norton
Kenneth C. Allen
Ronald Roberts
James Bartholf
Wilfred Klippel
Deanna House
Alice Livingston
Nancy Nelson
Bidlingmaier
Bituminous Materials, Inc
East School
Weiler and Strang and Assoc
Kittelsen
State Cage Tourney Set for March 17 19
The Wisconsin Athletic Association announced finals of the state public high school basketball tournament will be March 17 to 19 in Madison. Regional tournaments on March 8 and sectional rounds March 11 to 12 determine the eight survivors who advance to Madison.
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Stevens Point
Wisconsin Athletic Association
Madison
WIAA
Board of Control
Radcliffe seeks 7 million for new 360-student building
The Radcliffe College Council votes to raise seven million dollars for land and construction of a new building that would house 360 undergraduates. The students currently live in off campus houses or overcrowded dormitories in Cambridge.
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Cambridge
Mass
Radcliffe College Council
San Juan tops Mayaguez 7-2 in Puerto Rican winter league
Willie de Jesus allowed 13 hits but kept Mayaguez to 2 runs as Santurce won 7-2 Tuesday night. De Jesus left 12 men on base while pitching for Santurce in the Puerto Rican winter league.
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San Juan
Willie de Jesus
Santurce
Mayaguez
Calhoun Arrives for Buenos Aires Welter Bout
Milo Calhoun of New York arrives for a 10 round fight at Luna Park Stadium against Argentine champ Rocky Rivera. The bout is set for Saturday in Buenos Aires with Rivera defending his title.
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Buenos Aires
Milo Calhoun
New York
Rocky Rivero
Luna Park Stadium
Brazil Opens Lead as World Cup Favorite in London Odds
Following Italy's 3-0 win over Scotland, London bookmakers list Brazil as the 9-4 favorite to win next year's World Soccer Cup finals in England.
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London
Italy
Scotland
England
Lions Halfback Joe Don Looney Seeks Tests in Detroit
Detroit Lions halfback Joe Don Looney entered Henry Ford Hospital for tests to find the cause of recurring headaches. He began suffering head pains on November 7 after a neck strike in a game against the Green Bay Packers and has played only two plays in four games since then.
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Joe Don Looney
Detroit Lions
Henry Ford Hospital
Loney
Green Bay Packers
Lions
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