1 817 Count Hit By Clinic Team
Clinic Pharmacy leads major league as they roll 931 958 928 for a 2 817 team series and four points over Schmidt's Shoes. Deb Share posts 662 honor mark and 242 game while Al Lie Wuetrich nets 258 but no honor count. four players exceed 600 series across the leagues.
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Monroe
Clinic Pharmacy
Schmidt
Deb Share
Tony Wand
Share
Allie Wuetrich
Wuetrich
al Henning
Vic Maréan
Ralph Kundert
George Clark
Wayne Ratzlaff
Vic Marean
Wally Miller
Ken Smith
Glen Brecklin
Marco’s
Weasel’s Tap
Kiwanis Club
Schmidt’s Shoes
Tuesday Nite
Swiss Cheese Shop
Mass. Mutual
South Wayne Oil
Nitehawk
John Musser
Ernie Koenig
Merle Robertson
Ort Robertson
L.P. Gas
IOOF
Heins
Phil's
DHIA
Swiss Colony
Krugs
Shullsburg Tops Belmont in Narrow High School Victory
Shullsburg high school’s cage team won 66 to 57 over Belmont, extending a three game Black Hawk League streak and keeping a share of the league lead with Bloomington. Jack McCoy scored 27 for Shullsburg while Steve Tracy added 23 and Ned Keyes 18 for Belmont. Benton beat Gratiot 59 to 52 in the night’s other action.
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Shullsburg
Belmont
Blackhawk
Bloomington
Jack McCoy
Miners
Steve Tracy
Ned Keyes
Bill Sides
Benton
Gratiot
Rent That Room Through Classified Ads
A brief notice urges readers to use the Monroe Evening Times classified section to rent a room.
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Monroe Evening Times
Warfel Helps Carthage In Graceland Invite Matouts
David Warfel, 137 pound junior from Monroe, placed fourth in his class as Carthage College wrestlers finished second in the reserve division of the Graceland College Invitational at Lamont on Saturday. Warfel is the son of Mrs. C. C. Warfel and the late Rev. Warfel of Monroe.
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David Warfel
Monroe
Carthage College
Lamont
Warfel
C. C. Warfel
Local High School Scores and College Results
Albany 54 Blanchardville 44. Brodhead 51 Monticello 29. New Glarus 67 South Wayne Verona 55. Prairie du Lac 54 Shullsburg 66. Belmont 57 Evansville 57. Milton 49. Black Earth 61 Mazomanie 59. Orfordville 76 Belleville 44. Beloit Catholic 64 Freeport Ill Aquinas 53. Fort Atkinson 64 Lake Mills 61. St Thomas 78 Stout 64. Platteville 70 St Ambrose 60. St Norbert 94 Oshkosh 92 OT. Carroll 75 Whitewater 63. Northern Illinois 95 Wisconsin-Milwaukee 44. Milwaukee County Board approves three year contract for Braves use of County Stadium by a 21 to 3 vote.
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Verona
Prairie du Lac
Shullsburg
Belmont
Evansville
Milton
Black Earth
Mazomanie
Orfordville
Belleville
Beloit Catholic
Freeport
Ill
Aquinas
Fort Atkinson
Lake Mills
College St. Thomas
Stout
Platteville
St. Ambrose
Iowa
St. Norbert
Oshkosh
Carroll
Whitewater
Northern Illinois
Wisconsin-Milwaukee
Merer
Monticello
Albany
Blanchardville
Eagles
John Hlavachek
Warren Schneeberger
Rayne
Paul Johnson
Vikings
New Glarus
South Wayne
Brodhead
Wisconsin
Green Knights
Titans
St. Thomas
St Victor's routs FFA paced by Phalen scoring 29
Tim Phalen led St Victor's with 29 points as they defeated the FFA 59 to 25 in Jaycee Teen age Basketball action. Other St Victor's scorers included Rufenacht 11 Hyland 6 Dale 7 Quinn 4 Connors 2. FFA’s Richard Steiner had 12 points and Baertschi, Smith 4 each. Next games set for Dec 17 with Sr Hi-Y vs St Victor's at 6 p.m.
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Tim Phalen
St. Victor
FFA
Jaycee
Team 6
Jr. A
St. Hi-Y
DeMolay
St. Victor’s
Phalen
Gary Rufenacht
Terry Hyland
Mike Dale
Terry Quinn
Mike Connors
Richard Steiner
Leon Baertschi
Steven Smith
Bob Blum
Herman Beutel
Steve Digman
Kim Kindschi
Bob Tschantz
Dan Pickett
Dusty Ault
Gayle Bartelt
Ron Wilde
Dan
Dan Grossen
Sr. Hi-Y
Team 6 to Meet FFA at Lincoln Gymnasium
Team 6 faces off with FFA in a Lincoln gym evening game at 8 p.m. The event promises a competitive matchup amid local sports activity.
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FFA
Lincoln Gymnasium
Chiefs Secure Nine Spots on All League Team
CAPTURE NINE PLACES MANITOWOC The Mani towoc Chiefs dominated the Central States Football League all league team by winning nine places on the offensive and defensive lineups selected and announced by coaches today.
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Manitowoc
Manitowoc Chiefs
Glarners Lead State Line Rivalry With Argyle Next
The Glarners of New Glarus won 67-37 over South Wayne to gain a half game lead atop the State Line standings with Argyle idle at 5-0. Nine New Glarus players scored, led by Greg Wenger with 12 and Alvin Ott with 11 as the team built a 16-8 first quarter edge.
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Glarners
New Glarus
South Wayne
Argyle
Dick Wainwright
Greg Wenger
Alvin Ott
Fred Disch
Brodhead
Monticello
Cardinals
Fjelstad
Kam
World bantamweight title bout postponed to April
The Japan Boxing Commission announced that champion Eder Jofre of Brazil will defend against Japanese challenger Katsutoshi Aoki in a 15 round bout now set for April 4 in Tokyo. The fight was moved from its original January 3 date at Kuramae Sumo Arena due to undisclosed reasons.
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Tokyo
Japan Boxing Commission
Eder Jofre
Brazil
Katsutoshi Aoki
Kuramae Sumo Arena
Rookie of the Year honors go to Ronnie Bull
Ronnie Bull of Baylor and the Chicago Bears was named NFL Rookie of the Year by an Associated Press committee from 14 league cities. The award recognizes his performance as a running back in his debut season.
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New York
Ronnie Bull
Chicago Bear
Baylor
Associated Press Committee
Imperial
Norbert Edges Oshkosh In OT To Halt Skid
St Norbert, the Wisconsin NAIA rep, avenges three 1961-62 losses by a 94-92 OT win over Oshkosh. Platteville, St Ambrose, Carroll, St Thomas, NIU and Milwaukee Tech also won. Horton led Platteville with 22 points, Bohls had 23 for St Ambrose.
Carrolilt and Whitewater clash as Budde tops scoring
John Budde scored 30 points for Carrolilt while Ire Grant added 21. Dale Holzhuter led Whitewater with 25 points in a high scoring matchup.
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Ter
John Budde
Carrolilt
Ire Grant
Dale Holzhuter
Whitewater
Boston Sends Green and Stallard to Mets in 3-for-1 Trade
The Boston Red Sox traded Pumpsie Green and Tracy Stallard to the New York Mets for utilityman Felix Mantilla. Green, noted as the first Negro to play for Boston, and Stallard, who endured Maris 61 in 1961, join a Mets roster reshaped by the deal.
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New York
Boston Red Sox
Beantown
Pumpsie Green
Tracy Stallard
Green
Red Sox
Stallard
Roger Maris
New York Mets
Felix Mantilla
Boston
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20Th Ave
Ase
Woodmen Accident and Life Company
BY Jimmy Hatlo
Elpis Snarley
Sue
Carthage
Milwaukee
Milwaukee County Board
Milwaukee Braves
St. Victor's
Mrs
John Daubert
Turner Hall — Monroe
Russ Wilson
Ivan Grunder
Karlen
Hall, Monticello, Wis
Freeport Auction Service
Dakota
Rock Grove
Rock City
Guernsey
Endgate
THC
David Bradley
PTO
Sears Hammermill
Freeport Auction Betvie
John Busker
ED Fahlsick
Albert Hugelshofer
Cliff Clevenger
Lucille Lattig
Morgan
Schmidt’s Monroe Shoe Store
The
Associated Press
Motorola
Hal CR
Aia
Chrysler
Dearth Motors, Inc
Highway
Wis
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