Four Honor Counts Hit On Local Lanes
Local bowling action last night featured four strong series. Charles Hughes led KC Cadiz with 619, Bernard Lee 614, Frieda Laeser 526 for the Kegierettes, and Francis Miller 508 in the women's Minor League. Margaret Ruge had the high 183 game in the women's division while Helen Hayes captained the Kegierettes with a 190.
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Hughes
K.C. Cadiz
Bernard Lee
KCC
Keglerette
Frieda Laeser
Francis Miller
Margaret Ruge
Helen Hayes
Kegierettes
K. C. Cadiz
Loren Fritz
Kegierette
Lil Schindler
Ellen Mahikuch
Ev Jacobs
Dorothy Hartwig
Marty's Dairy
Huber’s
Commercials and Savings
Raf Wholesale
Radice ‘Studio
Don's Standard
Pepsi Cola
Charles Hughes
Bernard Wiegel
Glenn Brecklin
Huber
Monroe teams head to busy weekend of league meets
The Monroe squad prepares for a crowded schedule with wrestlers and basketball teams in key Badger Conference action. Fort Atkinson hosts a pivotal game as Rick Larson leads the Blackhawks while Dave Holling tops scorer lists for the Cheesemakers. A triple dual on Saturday pits Monroe against Madison West, Beloit, and Oregon on the home mats.
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Monroe
Vikings
Stoughton
Badger
Brookfield Central
Kimberly
Gene Mason
Fort Atkinson
Blackhawks
Fort
Rick Larson
Ague
Dave Holling
Fort Cagers
Lance Alwin
Dave Emrick
Bill Hausz
Holling
Don Bloom
Bill Norder
Jeff Lueck
Fort Atkinson Blackhawks
Fletterman
Mon‘roe
Jim Dearth
Bienfang
Jayvee
Cheesemakers
Madison West Regents
Beloit Purple Knights
Oregon
War Hawks Fall to Platteville at Whitewater State University
Sue varsity action with the cage team at Whitewater State University leaves the War Hawks 3-3 on the season and 1-2 in league play. Buchholtz led War Hawks scorers in the Platteville loss, while Hayes scored 12 against Superior and eight in the win over the University of Milwaukee.
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Sue
Whitewater State University
Buchholtz
Warhawk
Platteville
Hayes
Superior
University of Milwaukee
Madison football rivals split as Coatta stays staff
In Madison, John Coatta was announced as head coach with the rest of the staff remaining intact while Mike McGee, the other finalist, moves on to Minnesota to take an offensive line coaching vacancy. Minnesota athletic director Marsh Ryman said McGee was nominated for the post pending regents approval on January 13.
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Madison
Wns
Sin
Mike McGee
Minnesota
John Coatta
Coatta
Milt Bruhn
McGee
Marsh Ryman
University
Palmer Sets Record As Golf Cash Winner
Arnold Palmer honored at a Chamber banquet in Valm Gardens Florida after becoming the first golfer to top the $150,000 earnings mark in a season. He and Jack Nicklaus won the PGA National Team Championship $50,000 first prize as part of a record $275,000 purse. Palmer’s $25,000 share lifted his season total to $154,692 on the U S tour, edging Nicklaus for the year money title by about $346.
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Gardens
Fla
Arnold Palmer
Latrobe
Chamber of Commerce
Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Strickler's Meats Gratiot Tops Joe's 73 59 in League Opener
Gratiot Merchants and TriState Breeders opened Adult Basketball League with Strickler's Meats defeating Joe's White Elephant 73 to 59 in the Junior High gym. Jim Zweifel led Strickler's with 14 points, Dan Bauer 16, Ken Roth 12, while Joe's Bauer sunk six free throws. Gratiot Merchants beat Green County Teachers College 76 to 31 with Gerald Petigouge scoring 22 and Jim Kaiser grabbing rebounds. Tri-State Breeders edged Orangeville 62 to 53 as Roger Jackson scored 20. Upcoming games include Swiss Colony versus 1st National Banker-Teachers, Juda vs Winslow Public Sales, and Pat's Tap against Co op Oil.
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Gratiot i Merchants
TriState Breeders
Strickler’s
Joe’s White Elephant
Jim Zweifel
Pace Strickler
Jim Meyers
Tri- State
Bob ‘Eistikow
Jim Collins
Ike Bob Lieberman
Don Miller
Juda
Winslow
Eigh School
Bill
Dick Wunschel
LaVerne Schneider
Pat
Coop Oil
Blanchardville
Nate Farmer
Dick Glynn
Dearth Is Named For Grid Efforts
Duke freshman end Jim Dearth of Monroe, 6-2 198 pounds, named to North Carolina all freshman team by Greensboro Daily Newspaper. Dearth led with speed on Blue Imp, caught seven passes for 81 yards, praised as a blocker. four Duke players earned the honor including Ken Bombard Marcel Courtillet and Pete Schafer.
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Duke
Jim Dearth
Monroe
North Carolina
Greensboro Daily
Dearth
Jack Hall
Ken Bombard
Marcel Courtillet
Pete Schafer
Joseph C. Dearth
Sevals Named Player of the Week for Superior Yellowjackets
Jim Sevals the 5 foot 5 captain of Superior was named Wisconsin State University Conference basketball player of the week. He scored 37 points against Platteville and 34 against Whitewater as the Yellowjackets tied for first with Oshkosh. Sevals previously led the conference with 436 points last season. Other nominees were Ron Hayek Oshkosh Bill Wessenberg Stevens Point Larry Johnson Eau Claire and Gary Olson Platteville.
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Sdea
SUNUK
Jim Sevals
Superior
Wisconsin State University
Sevals
Platteville
Whitewater
Yellowjackets
Oshkosh
Ron Hayek
Bill Wessenberg
Stevens Point
Larry Johnson
Eau Claire
Gary Olson
Fish Bite Report From Zanders Lake Fishing Low Ice
Don Stricker from Monroe says anglers are catching bluegills up to a pound at Zander’s Lake. Grubs and larvae lure plenty of fish while the upper lake remains polluted from previous poisoning. Trout may be stocked there next season to kick off fishing.
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Zander’s
Don Stricker
Monroe
Stricker
Cleveland grand jury finds no basis for charges in Sheppard case
The Cuyahoga County grand jury reported no basis for charges against two persons at large in the death of Marilyn Sheppard, Samuel Sheppard's first wife. The ruling clears pending accusations while keeping the broader case unresolved.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Cuyahoga County
Samuel H. Sheppard
Marilyn
Roosevelt closes season at Westbury and Yonkers opening
Racing will end at Westbury New York tonight at Roosevelt Raceway. The harness season will reopen January 3 at Yonkers Raceway with the next meet slated.
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Westbury
N.Y
New York
Roosevelt Raceway
Yonkers Raceway
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