Monroe Wrestlers Roll Past Fort Atkinson 31-18
Monroe's wrestling squad extended its perfect season with a 31-18 win over Fort Atkinson on Fort Atkinson’s mat. The graphic victory improves Monroe to 20-0 and sets a showdown with Janesville at 1:30 p.m. Saturday in Janesville. Fort Atkinson coach Herb Ostrand praised Monroe as a tough, top outfit while noting a few weak weights to target. The meet featured three Monroe pins in the first period and saw lineup changes for Monroe at 133 and 154 pounds. Janesville’s returning veterans include Mark Grant, Ken Orlander, Tom Vail, and Darrell Swartwouth.
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Janesville
Monroe
Fort
Middleton
Fort Atkinson
Herb Ostrand
Merlyn Phillips
Joe Ziltner
Badger
Ziltner
Madison West
Central
Mark Grant
Ken Orlander
Tom Vail
Darrell Swartwouth
Victo
L. Wuetrich
Heitz
Fisher
Kubly
Carmichael
Meier
Ostrand
Cox
Deininger
Davis
Christen
Hinebaugh
Schink
Lemke
Hwt — Fuller
Harms
Monroe cagers lead scorer tally amid NAIA title run
Holling tops Monroe scoring with 52 as Bloom 29 and Winzenried 14 pace the team after two league games. Rod Sonnenburg of Whitewater State, an all conference defender, anchors the War hawks in the NAIA title clash against Waynesburg State in Tulsa. Both teams enter 10-0 after semifinal NAIA wins, with Tulsa’s Skelly Stadium hosting the 40 000 seat affair sponsored by the Jaycees.
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Monroe
Cagers
Holling
Bloom
Winzenried
Lueck
Norder
Goetz
Larson
Grendahl
Middleton
Rod Sonnenburg
Whitewater State University Warhawks
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Waynesburg State of Pennsylvania
Western Pennsylvania
Whitewater
Central of Town
Iowa
Waynesburg State
New Mexico Highlands
Warhawks and Cheesemakers clash in two game set
In a weekend series Jefferson hosts Middleton as Monroe travels to the Cardinals with varsity games at 8 p.m. and jayvee at 6:30. Warhawks players Ross Gordon and Bob Schultz hailed from Jefferson, while Gordon serves as co captain and an all conference defender. Middleton leaders include Schwarz Wahler Eastwood May Hodgson Sawyer Hoerres and Gillings. Other league games feature Monticello at Albany Brodhead at Juda New Glarus Argyle and South Wayne hosting Blanchardville with 6:40 p.m. and 8 p.m. tip times.
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Monroe
Jefferson
Cardinals
Middleton
Jayvee
Whitewater Warhawks
Ross Gordon
Bob Schultz
Ross
Warhawks
Golden Eagles
Cheesemakers
Red
Badger
Thomson
Walton
Schuyler
Tull
Renz
M. Schicker
Schicker
Rick Arstrong
Tom Seifert
Middleton Cardinals
Schwarz
Wahler
Eastwood
May Ith
Hodgson
Sawyer
Hoerres
Gillings
Onl Hoerres
Hall
Letterman
Monticello
Albany
Orfordville Parkview
Brodhead
South Wayne
Blanchardville
Juda
New Glarus
Argyle
Whitewater Fans Flock to NAIA Championship Bowl
About 736 boosters from Whitewater State University depart for Tulsa Oklahoma as Whitewater’s football team faces Waynesburg Pennsylvania in the NAIA Championship Bowl. Some 638 students 80 townspeople and 18 faculty chaperones travel by 20 buses, with the 112 piece Warhawk band joining by bus to Tulsa for the game.
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Whitewater
Whitewater State University
Tulsa
Okla
Waynesburg
Chicago
Santa Fe
Klassy Sparks 246 In City League Bowls Victory Totals
Nate Klassy opened with two average games then struck 246 in round three to finish with 582 for the night topping all leagues. Harold Matzke led City League with 576 series while Jim Huntoon had 228 high, Harold Gissing 223 single but 581 total fell short of George Redman’s 581 three-game set. Other scores include Betty Sundseth 5 7 split, Dor Schott 179 single, Judy Bauman 470 series, and team results across Industrial and City leagues with complete scores listed.
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Nate Klassy
Kegler
Jim Huntoon
Harold ‘Matzke
Harold Gissing
George Redman
Gissing
Betty Sundseth
Dor Schott
Judy Bauman
Taxi
Moose Lodge
Share
Texaco
Eagles
Dean
Baumgartners
Roger Cheese
Oaktron
Dorothy Schott
Joanne Schindler
Lillian Schindler
Sharon Potts
Monroe Specialty
Indutrial Combustion
Dells Sheese Co
Robert's Rolfers
Century Belles
South Side Pure Oil
Swiss Colony Data Center
Harold Matze
Lou Hackle
George Clark
Loren Fritz
Jerry Krupke
Eaton's Bar
Clark's
Grandpas
Hughes Mobile Homes
Dean's Milk
Milt Stein
Willie Rndt
Bill Marsh
Bill Figi
Don's Standard
Share's
Eagle's Club
Lombardi to Advise Wisconsin Green Bay on Athletics
Chancellor Wediner announced unpaid adviser Vince Lombardi will consult with the University of Wisconsin Green Bay on planning athletic competitions and facilities as it prepares to open in 1969 for junior and senior students.
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Avisia
University of Wisconsin - Green Bay
Vince Lombardi
Green Bay Packers
Edward W. Wediner
Lombardi
Wisconsin Human Rights Day proclamation issued
Governor Warren P. Knowles designates Saturday as Human Rights Day in Wisconsin and urges residents and civic, religious, and educational groups to note the anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights with a formal proclamation.
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Madison
Warren P. Knowles
Wisconsin
Middleton Saturday Cheesemen Face Jefferson Tonight
The Monroe Cheesemakers prepare for a double weekend in Badger Conference play. They travel to Jefferson tonight then host Middleton tomorrow, with key lineup questions and a recent scoring surge led by Dave Holling as guards rotate and new starters emerge.
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Gary Babler
Monroe
Badger
Cheesemen
Jefferson
Eagles
Middleton Cardinals
Stoughton
Freeport
Edgerton
Dave Holling
Bill Norder
Jim Larson
Norder
Larson
Jeff Lueck
Holling
Bloom
Grundahl
Winzentied
Lueck
Dave Goetz
Middleton
4.V.s
Bill Jones
Thomson
Walton
Tully Benz
Schuyler
Schicker
Schicher
Com-Petitors
Zelinske Named As Chief Warden in Wisconsin
Walter Zelinske, 54, was restored as chief conservation warden by Conser vation Director Les ter P. Voigt after a three year legal dispute. Zelinske beat Ken neth Beghin who challenged his removal over civil service test results from 1963. The commission, with Voigt, chose Zelinske from the top three finishers after a new civil service exam was conducted.
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Conservation Commission
The
Conservation Department
Zelinske
Beghin
Voigt
Extension Banquet Honors 4H Leaders at Monroe Junior High
The 4H Adult Leaders Banquet will be held Saturday December 10 at Monroe Junior High School to honor leaders with 1 5 10 15 20 and 30 years of service. Congratulations to Mrs Harvey Elmer Silverview and Mrs John Morgenthaler Albany for thirty years of leadership. The issue also covers bridal spending, kitchenware, and a Q and A on uterine cancer led by Green County physicians. It notes the Monroe Tigers 4H Club forming in October and volunteering for banquet decor, plus definitions of mental health illness and retardation and Green County health associations.
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Monroe Junior High School
Harvey Elmer
Silverview
John Morgenthaler
Albany
Monroe Tigers
Kingdon
Frehner
Tigers
Monroe Tigers Club
Green County
Green County Mental Health Association
Kiwanians Hear Talk by Coaches Kiwanians Hear Talk by Coaches
Kiwanians heard Lee Mitchell high school basketball coach discuss team possibilities and player selection from freshman to senior year at a luncheon at the Swiss Wheel Restaurant. Mitchell spoke with assistant coach Gerald Ruge about leadership and recruitment as a capacity crowd attended.
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Kiwanii Urupo
Lee Mitchell
Mitchell
Gerald Ruge
Herbert Ainsworth
Victor Carson
Jack Kundert
R. Evans
Janesville
Holiday Inn
Madison
Two Traffic Officers Are Hired in Lafayette
DARLINGTON Special Two Lafayette County traffic officers have been hired from nine candidates. Edward Thompson will serve despite a sheriff term ending this year and Donald Voss, Leadmine, plans to move to Darlington while Thompson already resides there. Earlier, Harold Mullen resigned as traffic officer after winning Cir cuit Court clerk election. County Board had approved adding another officer previously. Agreement reached The Great Northern Railway said a threatened strike by about 1000 employees was settled Thursday night in St Paul Minnesota.
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Darlington
Lafayette County
Edward Thompson
Donald Voss
Harold Mullen
Voss
Thompson
ST. Paul, Minn
Great Northern Railway
Johnson ends 20 day Texas ranch visit returns to Washington
President Johnson wrapped up a 20 day stay at the Texas ranch and prepared to return to Washington for budget talks and other official duties. He will join budget conferences and continue handling federal affairs as he resumes national responsibilities.
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Washington
Austin
Tex
Johnson
Texas
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Sophy
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Herb Goecks
Laverne Hayes
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Browntown Millers
Hi-way Shop
University
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Phillip, Marty
Glarus
William Hein
Charles Miller
Browntown
James O' Weir
Merlin Olson
Green County Cancer Iety
Charles S. Cameron
Green County Extension Homemakers Council
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Marval Klecker
Lafayette
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