Monroe Edges Stoughton 60 59 as Holling nets 24
Monroe Cheesemakers snap two-game skid with a 60 59 road win over Stoughton Vikings. Dave Holling scores 24 points and grabs 13 rebounds while guarding 6 8 Tom Carleton to four points. Jeff Lueck and Jim Dearth contribute solid guard play in a tight conference win. The team next meets Edgerton led by Dick Pope who has 38 points in recent action.
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Lee Fernstredt
Evening Times
Monroe Cheesemakers
Stoughton Vikings
Stoughton
Monroe
Dave Holling
Holling
Vikings
Tom Carleton
Carleton
Jim Dearth
Dearth
Lee Mitchell
Jeff Lueck
Lueck
Dave Swingen
Dick Swiggum
Cheesemakers
Swiggum
Dave
Don Bloom
Bloom
Cager
Terry Hayes
Hayes
Selbo
Greg Everson
Edgerton
Dick Pope
Edg
Erton
Jefferson
Chicago Phillips
Wendell Phillips High School
Hayes Eo
Eifert S i
Harried
Swingen
Everson S
Platted Tilt Drops: Platteville Tops Darlington in SW Wisconsin
Platteville defeats Darlington 58 28 to retain lead as five schools share first in SW Wisconsin League. Mineral Point 69 Fennimore 60. Dodgeville 66 Prairie du Chien 47. Mt Horeb 52 Iowa Grant 47. River Valley 58 West Grant 55. Cuba City 78 Boscobel 49. Lancaster 80 Muscoda 54. John Becker led Lancaster with 25 points, Tim Block 21.
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Mineral Point
Dodgeville
Fennimore
Prairie du Chien
Wisconsin
Platteville
Lancaster
River Valley
Pointers
Dodgers
Mt. Horeb
Iowa Grant
West Grant
Cuba City
Boscobel
Muscoda
Darlington
Big Ten Coaches Win Increase in Grant Tenders
The Big Ten will allow eight grant in aid tenders for basketball in 1966, up from six, after conditional approval by faculty representatives at a Friday meeting closing with athletic directors. Each school may issue 70 tenders yearly, football 30, basketball 8, leaving 32 for other sports with no set limits.
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Chicago
Big Ten
Highland Cagers Defeat Gratiot 74-47 In League Play
Highland outscored Gratiot 74 to 47 as Dan Gentz poured in 32 points to lead the winners. Bloomington also won 79-74 over Benton to stay atop the Blackhawk High School League standings, while Hazel Green beat Potosi 64-47 and Cassville defeated Belmont 51-40. Steve Reed had 22 and Tom Wagner 20 for Bloomington in the Benton win.
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Gratiot
Highland
Blackhawk
Bloomington
Benton
Hazel Green
Potosi
Cassville
Belmont
Dan Gentz
Steve Reed
Tom Wagner
Jayvees Fall Short as Stoughton Vikings Claim 60 50 Victory
Monroe leads 14 12 first quarter but Stoughton builds 4 point halftime edge and dominates fourth with 22 8 burst. Jim Larson scores 17 for Cheesemakers, Hanson and Engles 14 each for Stoughton, Edgerton game set for 6 30 p m tonight in Monroe gym.
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Monroe Cheesemakers
Jayvee
Stoughton
Jim Larson
Cheesemakers
Dave Goetz
Stu Grendahl
Bill Spring
Hanson
Engles
Jacobs
Peterson
Monroe
Larson
Jayvees
Edgerton
Monroe Gymnasium
E. Craige Goetz
Grendahl Larson
Voelkli Spring McGinnis
Eagles
Spangler
Sveum Moeser
Jacobs Kitson
Big Ten Cagers Set To Vie In Chicago Doubleheader
Seven Big Ten teams clash with nonconference foes as Iowa and Minnesota pursue another win away from home. Michigan meets San Francisco in a Chicago Stadium doubleheader. Loyola hosts Ohio University while Notre Dame visits Michigan State and Northwestern plays Kentucky.
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Chicago
Iowa
Minnesota
Drake
Michigan
Wichita
San Francisco
Loyola
Ohio University
Northwestern
Notre Dame
Michigan State
Kentucky
Wisconsin
Houston
West Virginia
Ilinois
Butler
Purdue
Wisconsin High School Basketball Scores Summary
Milwaukee Lincoln defeated Milwaukee North 98 to 90. Cedarburg beat Menomonee Falls 90 to 75. Franklin topped Oak Creek 66 to 52. Greendale won 81 to 69 against New Berlin. Greenfield fell 79 to 69 to Muskego. Madison East beat Beloit 53 to 52. Marinette led Stevens Point 41 to 38 in a close game. Numerous other results include Luxemburg 52 Casco 46 and St Croix Falls 88 Amery 77 with many district matchups across the state.
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Milwaukee
Lincoln
Milwaukee North
Cedarburg
Menomonee Falls
Franklin
Oak Creek
Greendale
New Berlin
Greenfield
Muskego
Whitewater
Mukwonago
Madison East
Beloit
Stephenson
Mich
Marinette
Menasha St. Mary
Marinette Central
Antigo
Stevens Point
Deodgeville
Prairie du Chien
Platteville
Darlington
Mineral Point
Fennimore
River Valley
West Grant
Cuba City
Boscobel
Lancaster
Muscoda
Mt. Horeb
Ilowa Grant
Bloomington
Benton
Cassville
Belmont
Hazel Green
Potosi
Tomahawk
Medford
Luxemburg
Casco
Mishicot
South Door
Gibraltar
Sevastopol
Royals
Weston
Barron
Ladysmith
Brookfield East
Sussex
Brookfield Central
Mequon-Thiensville
Wisconsin Lutheran
Beaver Dam
Wayland
Fox Valley Lutheran
Milwaukee University
Oconomowoc
Hartford
New Holstein
Chilton
Plymouth
Kohler
Valders
Elkhart Lake
Cedar Grove
Sheboygan Falls
Kiel
Oostburg
Osceola
Unity
Frederic
Grantsburg
Luck
Webster
St. Croix Falls
Amery
Sheboygan South
Appleton
Fond du Lac
Oshkosh
Middleton
Sun Prairie
Monona Grove
Fort Atkinson
Monroe
Stoughton
Edgerton
Jefferson
Racine Park
Madison Central
Madison West
Kenosha Tremper
Kenosha Bradford
Janesville
Racine Horlick
Madison la Follette
Rio
Cambria
Fall River
Pardeeville
Green Lake
Oakfield
Clinton
Williams Bay
Palmyra
State Deal
Lake Geneva Northwestern
Norris
Barneveld
Hollandale
Blue River
la Farge
West Bend
Watertown
Ripon
Horicon
Berlin
Mayville
Columbus
Waupun
Johnson Creek
Deerfield
Juneau
Marshall
Lakeside Lutheran
Milton Union
DeForest
Evansville
Oregon
Lake Mills
Waterloo
Lodi
Poynette
McFarland
Verona
Waunakee
Wisconsin Heights
Black River Falls
Wisconsin Dells
Portage
Sparta
Mauston
Reedsburg
Richland Center
Tomah
Delavan-Darien
Burlington
Walworth
Lake Geneva
Wilmot
Beloit Turner
Beloit Catholic
Belleville
Argyle
South Wayne
Blanchardville
Juda
New Glarus
Monticello
Albany
Orfordville
Brodhead
Altoona
Holcombe
Cornell
Fall Creek
Osseo
Independence
Rice Lake
Hayward
Cumberland
Spooner
Chetek
Bloomer
River Falls
Hudson
Soviet World Champions Rout Canada In Exhibition Loss
London Ontario reports the Soviet Union world champion hockey team opened its North American tour with a 4 to 0 victory over Canada. The Russians played without their top forward line, scored three times in the second period, added a short-handed goal in the third, and handed Canada its first defeat in 16 exhibition games.
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London
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Four candidates to visit Tulane campus for head coach role
Tulane athletic director Rix Yard says four candidates will visit the New Orleans campus within the next ten days as the search for a new head football coach proceeds.
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New Orleans
Tulane
Rix Yard
Four Tied for Second Orfordville Tops Brodhead Squad
Orfordville Parkview overwhelmed Brodhead High School 984 to 46 as Scott Condon sat out with a sprained ankle. South Wayne Juda and Monticello joined Brodhead in a 3 1 record for second place, while Belleville won. Monticello beat Albany 64 59 and South Wayne beat Blanchardville 91 71.
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Scott Condon
Brodhead
Orfordville Parkview
Condon
South Wayne
Juda
Monticello
Belleville
Albany
Blanchardville
New
Bruhn Given One Year Pact At Wisconsin
Wisconsin regents vote 7 to 3 to keep Milt Bruhn as football coach for another season despite a crash 1965. Bruhn plans a players meeting and notes his 30 years in coaching as he works to restore the Badgers depth and performance after a volatile year.
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Milwaukee
Milt Bruhn
Wisconsin
University’s Board of Regents
Bruhn
Big Ten
Athletic Board
Frieda Laeser Rolls 513 in Progressive League Action
Bowling results show Frieda Laeser leading with a 513 honor count and 183 singleton. Mary Johnson claimed singleton honors with 198, while Ev Jacobs posted 192 and Mary Quest 190. Multiple leagues recorded high series and games, including Whitey Engebretson at 588 in Sportsmen, and Claire Kundert with a 539 in Cheese Capitol Couples.
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Frieda Laeser
Kegler
Mary Johnson
Ev Jacobs
Mary Quest
Marion Markwardt
Bonnie Wittner
Monroe Floral
Burn Electric
Arnsmeiers
Marty Quest
Whitey Engebretson
Engebretson
Harold Neuenschwander
Ludlow Bar
Industrial Combustion
Chuck Robertson
Lee Nipple
Sebastiain Laeser
Glenn Thomen
Shell Oil
Milwaukee Cheese
Browntown Mill
Browntown
Cheese Capitol
Claire Kundert
Larry Bidlingmaier
Julie Jordahl
Phyllis Kun
Dert
Brick
Limburger
Chéddar
Longhorn
Freida Laeser
Helen Hayes
Dean’s Milk
Pat's Tap
Monroe Clinic
Turner Hall
Bancroft Milk
Ken Priewe
Nate Hare
Maynard Jones
Keith Christensen
Huber’s
Frito Lay
LaBuch’s Uptown
Company B
Friday Nite Industrial
Sebastian Laeser
Werner Thurler
Independents
Truethardt Trucking
Browntown Bombers
Dutchmen
Monona Grove Clippers Fifth Straight Win in Conference
Jeff Swanson scored 25 points to lead undefeated Monona Grove to a 69 46 victory over Ft Atkinson. Middleton beat Sun Prairie 59 43 at Middleton, and Edgerton defeated Jefferson 85 77 at Jefferson. Tonight Stoughton visits Ft Atkinson Monona Grove plays Sun Prairie Middleton hosts Jefferson.
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Jeff Swanson
Monona Grove
Silver Eagles
Ft. Atkinson
Middleton
Sun Prairie
Edgerton
Jefferson
Stoughton
Cage Coach Resigns At Loras College
Rob ert E Zahren 39 resigned as head basketball coach at Loras College in Dubuque Iowa. He will stay on as athletic director. Gerald Potts 32 will replace him as head coach, entering his second year as assistant coach.
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Dububue
Iowa
Robert E. Zahren
Loras College
Zahren
Gerald Potts
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