Four Honor Counts Highlight Bowling Night at Local Leagues
Rubhella Flannery led with a 515 series in the Pleasure League while Helen Burkhard carded 503. Nipple topped City League with 611, and Harold Gissing led Victory League at 609. Industrial Combustion and Baumgartner’s Cheese shared top team marks as Stoughton prepares for Monroe clash.
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Rubhella Flannery
Helen Burkhard
Mrs. Flannery
Lee Nipple
Harold Gissing
Betty Sorenson
Clarice Spoerry
Industrial Combustion
Baumgartner’s
Century Belles
Nipple
Robert Potts
Dick Bruny
Gayle Matzke
Wn Serr
Baumgartners
Roger Cheese
Gissing
Mike Wuthrich
Bob Wuetrich
William Teuscher
Eagles
Don
Jerry Krupke
Eaton’s
Kubly’s
Clark’s
Grandpas
Dean’s Milk
Oaktron
Herman Blum
Monroe Milling
Headquarters
the Office
Schuetzel
Commercial Bank
Nate Klassy
Crawford Mueller
Butch Hartwig
Milo Friedrich
Herb Flannery
City Taxi
Moose Lodge
Don’s Standard
Pat's Tap
Texaco
Ripon hosts Cornell in late Midwest Conference test
Ripon aims for a third straight conference win as Cornell visits for a key Midwest Conference matchup. The Red Men seek a fourth consecutive title while defending against the upset-minded visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Ripon
Cornell
Red Men
Monroe Wrestlers Gear Up For Key Weekend Tilt
Monroe faces Stoughton away and Edgerton at home in a crucial weekend as Dearth Swiggum Hayes and Barnes join starters with Holling, while Norder may miss games after a hand injury. The team aims to rebound after a 41 7 win over Janesville and prepares to host Middleton tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Jim Dearth
Dave Holling
Dick Swiggum
Terry Hayes
al Barnes
Joph Don Bloom
Jeff Lueck
Dearth
Swiggum
Hayes
Barnes
Holling
Bill Norder
Stoughton
Edgerton
Bluebirds
Janesville
Middleton Cardinals
Weekend HS Sports Action Expected Across Area
Local fans are urged to follow area high school athletic teams this weekend as they play both home and away games. Community spirit and good sportsmanship are emphasized as teams test their skills for entertainment value and school pride.
First National Edges Swiss Colony In Close Junior League Game
First National cagers edged Swiss Colony 44 43 in Adult League action as Chuck Carrier scored all 10 of his field goals for the winners and Chuck Ekena added nine points. Dave Stauffacher led the Swiss Colony attack with 20 points, while Curt Schilling paced County Teachers College with 12 points. Winslow overwhelmed Loe's 74 44 with Schneider scoring 21 for the victors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swiss Colony
Green County Teacher’s College
Winslow
Teacher’s College
Rambler of
Monroe
Loe’s
Chuck Carrier
Chuck Ekena
Lieberman
Pat Hampton
Gary Ruge
First National
Dave Stauffacher
Dick Yaun
Ron Klemm
Joe
Schneider
Stewart
Lotz
Duke Phillips
Vic June
Curt Schilling
County Teachers College
Mort Armstrong
Jerry Botts
Gene Slinde
Randy Wendele
Jim Ruf
Denny Hunt
Rambler
Jim Harke
Teachers College
Green Bay Faces Colts in Crucial Rivalry Clash
Willie Davis describes Packers camp near Baltimore as a grind ahead of Sunday’s showdown with the Baltimore Colts. Coach Vince Lombardi shields practice from watchers while noting the game could define their season as Green Bay trails by a half game with two to play. Davis stresses focus, readiness, and respect for the Colts despite missing Johnny Unitas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Willie Davis
Green Bay Packers
Baltimore Colts
Davis
Vince
Chargers
Lombardi
Packers
Colts
Johnny Unitas
Bart Starr
Unitas
Willie Mays Secures Fifth Loops Slugging Title
Willie Mays of the San Francisco Giants won the National League slugging crown for the second straight year and fifth time in his career. He accumulated 360 total bases in 558 at bats for a .645 slugging average, leading the league in 1965 with a record pace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Willie Mays
San Francisco Giants
Badgers Face Houston Tilt Before Big Ten Opener
Madison Wisconsin's Badgers travel to Texas for a final test before the Tuesday Big Ten opener with Illinois. Houston, led by 6 9 Elvin Hayes, has shown strong play including a 25 point, 12 block performance against Brigham Young, prompting cautious optimism from coach John Erickson.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Texas
Illinois
Houston
Badger
John Erickson
Elvin Hayes
Brigham Young
Erickson
Notre Dame
San Francisco
Warriors Drop Game to Davidson
Marquette lost 73-65 to Davidson in Charlotte as Dick Snyder led with 19 points and a 45-31 halftime edge. Tom Flynn scored 17 and Paul Corbins 12 for the Warriors while Bob Wolf was limited to 10. Marquette, now 2-2, heads to Kentucky for a Saturday game at Louisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
N. C
Marquette
Davidson
Dick Snyder
Tom Flynn
Warriors
Paul Corbins
Bob Wolf
Kentucky
University of Louisville
Fresh Grid Squads Scheduled for Action
Big Ten freshman football teams will be allowed to play two intercollegiate games next November under a policy approved by a joint conference meeting. Decisions expected by Friday may raise grant in aid tenders to eight for basketball prospects while keeping overall tenders at 70 per member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Big Ten
Camp Macauley expands camp to Campion High School
Ed Macauley adds a second site for his basketball camp at Campion High School Prairie du Chien this summer due to strong demand. Dates run July 15 to 23 for boys who have completed seventh grade. Notable attendees include University of Wisconsin freshmen Chuck Nagle Tom Mitchell and Keith Burington who previously served as campers and counselors in St Louis. Facilities include two indoor gyms and full campus athletic access.
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Campion High School
Prairie du Chien
Ed Macauley
Macauley
St. Louis
University of Wisconsin
Chuck Nagle
Tom Mitchell
Keith Burington
Monroe Frosh Triumph Behind Kranig's 32 Points
Gary Kranig scored 32 points with 16 rebounds to lift Monroe Frosh to a 54 48 win over Edgerton freshmen. Monroe led throughout as Dale Pope added 32 in scoring. Other Monroe scorers included Bob Holling 16 Scott Martin 6 Joe Ripp 6 Daryl Fernstaedt 2 Tom Hefty 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Kranig
Monroe Frosh
Edgerton
Monroe
Dick Glendenning
Dale Pope
Bob Holling
Scott Martin
Joe Ripp
Daryl Fernstaedt
Tom Hefty
This Day in History December 10, 1965 Highlights
Events include the 1921 treaty preserving Pacific status quo by the United States and allies, Mississippi’s 1817 admission to the Union, and Alfred Nobel's 1896 death. Also noted are 1917 Jerusalem captured, 1930 Saar evacuation start, 1941 naval losses, Eisenhower’s 1960 resignation, De Gaulle riots in Algeria, and Mississippi civil rights murders case outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
United States
Great Britain
France
Japan
Pacific
Mississippi
Union
Alfred Nobel
Allenby
Jerusalem
FBI
Caldwell Triumphs Milwaukee in Amateur Title Bout
Three time Wisconsin amateur champion Jim Caldwell aged 148 boxed to a unanimous five round decision over Lee Gray aged 147 of Chicago in a feature at Milwaukee Auditorium. Attendance was 1,178.
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Caldwell
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Jim Caldwell
Lee Gray
Chicago
Milwaukee Auditorium
Sparkplugs, Badgers Take Little Leon Wins
Sparkplugs defeated Wolverines 24-17 as Badgers toppled Wildcats 2-13 in Little Leon action. Sparkplugs led 4-4 after first period then 14-4 at half. Wildcats surged to outscore 13-10 in second half. Badgers edged Wildcats 4-4 tied early, then 10-5 at intermission and 10-8 second half. Wildcats fouled three times, Badgers two.
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Sparkplugs
Wolverines
Badgers
Wildcats
TV Highlights and Listings for Evening Schedule
A dense catalog of TV programs with times 6:30 to 9 and titles such as Wild West Runamuck Flintstones Littlest Hobo Anatomy of a Hit Hank Tammy Continental Comment Country Capers Ma and Pa Kettle Go to Town Hogan Convoy Addams Family Weekend Report Green Acres Gomer Pyle Honey West Smothers Brothers Vince Lombardi Show Mr. Roberts Farmer's Daughter Festival of the Arts UNCLE Trails of Obri an. Includes cast notes and channel cues for each entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Runamuck
Camp Devine
Doc
Barney
Vince Guaraldi
Hank
Tammy
Addams Family
Green Acres
Gomer Pyle
Sgt
Carter
Gomer
Honey West
Honey
Sam
Smothers Brothers
Tom Smothers
Mr. Roberts
Pulver
Roberts
Steve
Evening TV Guide Highlights and Sports Schedule
A dense listing of games and programs with times and titles across sports and cinema. Notable items include St Mary’s vs Wisconsin hockey, multiple movie screenings such as Fraulein Kiss Before Dying and The Crusades, and late shows like Gun for a Coward and Gunsmoke along with NFL football Cardinals vs Cowboys and the PGA National Football Championship listed for tomorrow.
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St. Mary's
Wisconsin
Fraulein
Dana Wynter
Robert Wagner
Fred Meemeerey
Loretta Young
Cardinals
Cowboys
Jackie Gleason
Bud
Jeannie
Tony
Dartmouth Mentor Declines Iowa Post
Dartmouth football captain Tom Clarke praised an undefeated season as coach Bob Blackman announced he would stay at Dartmouth after turning down a lucrative Iowa offer. Blackman confirmed the decision at a luncheon while accepting the Lambert Trophy. The Lambert Cup went to Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dartmouth
Tom Clarke
Bob Blackman
Iowa
Blackman
Maine
Mitchell Speaks To Kiwanis Here
Lee Mitchell Monroe High School basketball coach addressed the Monroe Kiwanis Club at the Swiss Wheel restaurant. He discussed changes in basketball tactics and fitting offense and defense to this year’s team, stressing smarter play and updated defensive schemes. Assistant coach Gary Ruge attended. Kiwanis officials reported the candy and date sale reached 745 tins toward a 1,500 tins goal to fund youth activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Mitchell
Monroe
Monroe Kiwanis Club
Swiss Wheel
Mitchell
Gary Ruge
David W. Thompson
John D. Hirsh
Kiwanis
Real Estate Transfers Listed in Mt Horeb Area
Area real estate transfers include the Johnnie Anderson farm south of Blue Mounds sold to Southwestern Wisconsin Cattle Corp with spring possession. The Mildred Thousand apartment on South Second Street sold to Mr and Mrs William Urden with possession in November. Ben Odegaard farm at Blue Mounds sold to Mr and Mrs Curt Lindhold Madison. Kammerode Estate farm Blanchardville sold to Mr Whitchen Madison with possession December 1.
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MT. Horeb
Johnnie Anderson
Blue Mounds
Perry and
Brigham
Southwestern Wisconsin Cattle Corp
Mildred Thousand
South Second Street
William Urden
Ben Odegaard
Curt Lindhold
Madison
Kammerode
Blanchardville
Mr. Whitchen
Classified ads guide buyers and sellers together
Classified ads help buyers renters and sellers connect by listing goods services and opportunities. The notice encourages using classifieds to reach local audiences and match interested people efficiently.
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Stoughton Vikings
Monroe Cheesemakers
Dave Swingen
Greg Everson
Tom Carleton
John Selbo
Dave Harried
Vikings
Reedsburg
Jefferson
Selbo
Louis Eiffert
Steve Hiles
Larry Marshall
LaFarge Prep
Platteville
Marshall
Commercial and Savings Bank
Singleton
Willie Berndt
Milo Friedrichs
Hartwig
Jayvee
Fort Atkinson
Middleton
Edgerton Crimson Tide
Dave Voss
Harley Wredberg
Dennis Rosenbaum
Dick Pope
Dick Holman
Tom Kemppainen
Monroe High
Bob Hardell
J and S Country Kitchen
Main Street
Indianapolis
First National Edges Colony
Green Bay
Houston Tilt
Kranig
Frosh Triumph
Little Leon
Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra
Solo
Illya
Mr. Waverly
O’brien
Peter Falk
Burgess Meredith
Tom & Jerry
Bill
Bill’s Bakery
Belleville
Swiggum’s Beverage Depot
John Drake
Portugal
Maxwell Smart
Johnny Carson
Orient Express
Lawrence Welk
Champagne Music Makers
Judy Holliday
Dean Martin
Sheree North
Colton
Hollywood Palace
Comedienne
Caterina Valente
Luiz Bonfa
Herb Alpert
Tijuana Brass
Bill Dana
Bill Cosby
Channing Pollack
Dodge City
Outer Limits
Sunny Brook
Turner Hall
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