Monroe Cheesemakers crush Edgerton 91 to 57 for share of league lead
Monroe defeats Edgerton 91 57 on the Monroe court to move into a three way tie for the Badger Conference lead with Monona Grove and Stoughton. Dave Holling led with 20 points and 17 rebounds, supported by Dearth 15 Lueck 15 Swiggum 13 Bloom 13 as Monroe shot well and limited fouls. Stan Edwardson led Edgerton with 20 points.
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Matmen Post 39-7 Triumph Over Middleton
Monroe wrestlers defeated Middleton 39-7 on the Monroe mats with two draws by Lisser and Mathias. Pins by Ziltener Pick and Wilde highlighted the victory as Monroe added six forfeit wins and junior varsity rallied 51-3. The team travels to Madison West Tuesday and to Ft Atkinson Thursday for Badger Conference action.
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Jayvees Top Edgerton 56 35 At Monroe Gym
Jayvee team ends three game skid with a 56 to 35 win over Edgerton at the Monroe gym. Jim Larson scores 14 for the Cheesemakers, Stu Grendahl adds 11, while Edgerton’s Al Kjernes leads with seven. Monroe shoots 22 field goals and 12 free throws. Edgerton makes 12 field goals and 11 free throws.
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Pro Football Standings and Week Results
Eastern Conference shows Cleveland and New York atop standings with Dallas and Washington mid pack. Western Conference leads Green Bay and Baltimore with Chicago San Francisco trailing. Week results include Dallas beating St Louis 27 13 and Green Bay 42 Baltimore 27. Upcoming games feature Baltimore at Los Angeles and Green Bay at San Francisco among others.
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Division standings and results from a football or basketball league
The excerpt shows team records and division standings for the Western Division and overall league, listing teams Buffalo New York Houston Boston San Diego Oakland Kansas City Denver with wins losses and win percentages. It notes x Clinched division title and presents recent scores Buffalo 34 Kansas City 25 and San Diego 37 Houston 26.
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Lions sign UW star Tom Brigham in 1960s draft note
Detroit Lions sign defensive back Tom Brigham of Wisconsin, 22, MVP of the Badgers this season. The Two Rivers native, 6 feet 195 pounds, holds a 91 yard run record against Western Michigan in 1963 and was a 10th round pick in the NFL draft.
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Eight by Buchholtz in Whitewater defeat at LaCrosse
Whitewater State fell 89 86 to LaCrosse in a State University Conference game. Bob Buchholtz scored eight for Whitewater as Dick Haas led all scorers with 26. Denny Stannard iced the win with two free throws with seven seconds left. Whitewater led 38 36 at halftime but was outscored 53 48 in the second half. Twelve Whitewater players saw action.
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Astronauts Listen To Packers Colts Game
Astronauts Frank Borman and James Lovell heard the Green Bay Packers beat the Baltimore Colts 42 to 27 Sunday. The score updates were transmitted from the Gemini 7 control center via world tracking stations to the crew. Lovell, a Milwaukee native, has ties to the Packers home region.
Spectator Fatally Struck During Quito Auto Race
An 18-year-old spectator Cristol al Aguilar was killed while attempting to cross the course during Quito’s six hour auto race. Fausto Merello won the event.
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Colts Hopeful Despite Injury Jinx After Packers Loss
Baltimore coach Don Shula fretted over an injury laden season after Green Bay handed the Colts a 42 27 defeat in which Gary Cuozzo struggled with a left shoulder separation. Cuozzo directed two late drives but could miss the finale triggering Tom Matte to take snaps. Horning burned Baltimore twice with long scores as Shula criticized his defense for blown coverage.
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Badgers Set To Face Illini After Ill-Fated Loss
Houston carrier pace powered the Cougars to an 82-57 win over Wisconsin as the Badgers slipped to 1-2. Mike Carlin led Wisconsin with 12 points while Zu bor Roberts and Barnes added 10 each. Illinois topped West Virginia 96-86 in tuneup for the Big Ten opener.
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Terrapin Ridge Announces Dec 26 Ski Jump
Terrapin Ridge Ski Corp reports the first ski jump of the season set for Sunday December 26 with sanction from the United States Central Ski Association. Fifty Olympic jumpers are expected to compete in four classes at 1 p.m. with snowmaking possible if weather allows.
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Oliva Batting King For Second Season
Tony Oliva of the Minnesota Twins was named the American League batting champion for the second consecutive year with a .321 average for 1965. He led the league after posting a .323 mark as a rookie in 1964, with Boston’s Carl Yastrzemski runner-up at .312 and Vic Davalillo of Cleveland third at .301.
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Graham Stars for Mayaguez Incians in Puerto Rico Game
Bill Graham pitched a three hit shutout and drove in the winning run as the Mayaguez Indians defeated Ponca 1 to 0 in the first game of a Sunday doubleheader in the Puerto Rican winter league.
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Monona Grove Falls In Opener In Badger Conference
Monona Grove drops its first conference game 60 58 in overtime to Sun Prairie, tying three teams at 3 1 in the Badger standings. Jeff Swanson leads Monona Grove with 17 points while Bob Fehrman seals the Sun Prairie win with two late free throws.
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Last Rites Held For Branch Rickey
Funeral services for Branch Rickey a dominant baseball figure of over fifty years were held in St Louis. Rickey died at 83 Thursday night in Columbia Missouri after a heart attack while accepting Missouri Sports Hall of Fame membership. Baseball notables including Warren Giles and Will Harridge expected to attend at Grace Methodist Church. Burial set for Tuesday at the Rickey family plot in Scioto County near Portsmouth Ohio.
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Paul Richards Fired As Astros Manager
Houston owner Roy Hofheinz dismissed Paul Richards who had served as general manager since 1961 and replaced field boss Lyman Harris with Grady Hatton. Tal Smith was named director of player personnel, with Smith and Hatton sharing Richards duties and the GM title retired.
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Russians Post Win Over Canada in Exhibition Hockey
Russia defeated Canada's national team 86 in London Ontario in an exhibition game. It marked the Soviet Union's second straight win over Canada after beating them 40 in the same series last Friday.
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