Buchholz helps Whitewater win as WIAC teams stay undefeated
Oshkosh and Whitewater kept WIAC unbeatens with wins, while Platteville lost 88-79 and Stevens Point fell 83-80. Don Paulson and Ken Zieghan each scored 29 for Whitewater as Bob Buchholz sealed the victory with late free throws.
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Oshkosh
Whitewater
Wisconsin State University
Titans
Platteville
Stevens Point
Milton
Northwestern
Watertown
Carthage
Lake Forest
St. Norbert
Notre Dame
Doug Knutson
Ron Hayek
Bob Buchholz
Monroe
Don Paulson
Ken Zieghan
Erzinger, Nipple Lead City League Bowling Scores
Otto Erzinger rolled 643 in last night’s City League with games of 238 and 232. Lee Nipple added 616 with three scores over 200 as Clark’s Grandpas, Hughes Mobile Homes and Roger Cheese led team standings. Complete scores list individual totals and top game marks across leagues.
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Otto Erzinger
Lee Nipple
Caroll Jones
al Goepfert
Ernie Spring
Clark
Grandpas
Hughes Mobile Homes
Roger Cheese
Lil Schindler
Joyce Bender
Sharon Potts
Jean Fernstaedt
Judy Bauman
Monroe Milling
Bob Wuetrich
George Redman
John Dahmen
Roger Severson
Industrial
Don Gerber
Eagles
Carroll Jones
Raumegartner's
Al’s Independents
Dean’s Milk
Reger Cheese
Rufenacht Oil
Oaktron
Hughes Mobil Homes
Clark's
Burt Bacon
Bil Zuhike
Schuetze’s
Moore No
Browntown Milling
Commercial
Pleasure
Joyce Binder
Buchholz is Off To a Good Start
Bob Buchholtz of Whitewater State University from Monroe has 48 points this season, with 15 baskets of 45 attempts for a .333 field goal percentage. He has 11 of 21 free throws, 19 rebounds, and 15 personal fouls, averaging 12 points per game.
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Bob Buchholtz
Whitewater State University
Monroe
Cager
WSU
Darlington Coach Wadsy Martens Plans Retirement
Wadsy Martens veteran athletic director and former Darlington High School football coach ends a long career at semester end. A Platteville State graduate, he began at Darlington in 1926 and coached football until 1961 before continuing as athletic director. his teams posted 183 victories, 57 losses and 17 ties.
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Wadsy
Martens
Darlington High School
Platteville State
Goose Season Nears End Across Wisconsin
The Horicon Zone goose season closed Sunday and the statewide season ends today with about 60 000 geese in Horicon and thousands more outside the zone. Bow hunting thrives in the late season through December while snow improves visibility and tracking. Ruffed grouse remain abundant though open season through December south of highway 64 yields few hunters. Rabbit and squirrel seasons continue through January. Fox hunting grows with snow, and hunters sold 45 000 fox pelts in 1966 67 with total harvest around 60 000 last year.
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Madison
Rock Prairie
Janesville
Pine Island
Portage
Wisconsin
Old Baynard and Safety Rules Stir Hunting Pitch
The article warns hunters about carrying loaded weapons in vehicles while pursuing foxes and notes safety as the core reason behind the law. It contrasts earthly justice with the ultimate accountability in the afterlife and urges caution. It also notes the Chicago White Sox spring training schedule with four exhibitions against the Cubs, detailing locations and dates from April 3 to April 6.
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Old Baynard
Local Cage Team and Wrestlers Face Middleton Tonight
Basketball at Middleton and wrestling at Monroe High School gym highlight the night. Middleton sits third at 2-1, chasing Monroe and Sun Prairie as the Cardinals host Monroe's varsity at 8 p.m. JV starts 6:45. Badger Conference dual wrestling begins 6:30 with jayvee then varsity around 8.
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Monroe High School
Middleton
Cardinals
Monroe
Sun Prairie
Cardinal
Badger
Mantle's 565-Foot Homer Tops Major League Meeting
The World Almanac records Mickey Mantle hitting a 565 foot home run at Griffith Stadium Washington on April 19 1953. It was the longest measured homer in a regular major league game and came as Mantle succeeded Joe DiMaggio as Yankees center fielder.
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Mickey Mantle
Joe DiMaggio
New York Yankees
Griffith Stadium
Washington
Mantle
Pro Football and AFL Games Highlight Sunday TV
TV schedule showcases NFL Today at 12 minutes past noon followed by three NFL games including Chicago versus Atlanta at 12:30 and Pittsburgh versus Green Bay at 1. AFL action features New York against Oakland at 3:30.
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NFL Today
Chicago
Atlanta
Pittsburgh
Green Bay
Baltimore
Los Angeles
New York
Oakland
Packers Face Steelers Next at Lambeau Field
Green Bay closes the regular season at Lambeau against Pittsburgh with a thin backfield. Chuck Mercein expected to start at fullback, backed by Donny Anderson and rookie Travis Williams. Ben Wilson and Jim Grabowski deal with injuries as Pack look to wrap the season before the Western Conference playoff at Milwaukee. Steelers bring five ex-Packers on the roster including Kent Nix who hopes to spark a win over his former team.
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Green Bay Packers
Lambeau Field
Pittsburgh Steelers
Chuck Mercein
Donny Anderson
Travis Williams
Packers
Milwauke
Los Angeles
Rams
Baltimore Colts
Mercein
Yale
New York Giants
Washington Redskins
Ben Wilson
Wilson
Jim Grabowski
Colts
Grabowski
Steelers
Kent Nix
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Jean Fern- Staedt
Diane Broge
South Side Pure Oil
Schultz Pharmacy
Century Belles
Baumgartner’s
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Swiss Colony Data Center
Herb Flannery
Bill Buehler
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Don’s Standard
City Taxi
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Fla
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Texas
Evansville
Indiana
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John Ganshirt
FUBER
World Almanac
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
TOM & Jerry
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Beverage Depot
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