Monroe Wrestlers Clinch 24-19 Victory Over Ft Atkinson
Monroe Cheesemakers edge Ft Atkinson 24 19 on the Cardinals mats to extend their win streak to six. Joe Ziltener rallied to defeat Ken Ostrand in the 145 pound class, and Jim Wilde pinned Schied at 3 58 to seal the meet as Stoughton and Monroe share the Badger Conference lead.
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Monroe Cheesemakers
Ft. Atkinson
Cardinals
Monroe
Don Miller
Cheesemakers
Sun Prairie
Miller
Joe Ziltener
Ken Ostrand
Ziltener
Jim Wilde
Schied
Stoughton
Badger
Steve Wuethrich
Dan Mayer
Gene Haldiman
Richard Hinebaugh
Wilde
Monroe Jayvees
Greg Wuetrich
Dan Meyer
Bill Kubly
Steve Kirchner
Mike Miller
Galen Kuebli
WCIAA Cage Tourney To Be Held March 4-6
The Wisconsin Catholic Inter scholastic Athletic Association announces finals in Milwaukee Arena March 4 to 6 with eight regional winners advancing from Feb 22 to 27 at La Crosse Wisconsin Rapids Manitowoc Oshkosh Menasha Milwaukee and Kenosha. Five final games will be televised. The WCIAA also sets its state baseball tournament for Racine in May 2022.
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Unison
WCIAA
Milwaukee Arena
la Crosse
Wisconsin Rapids
Marinette
Oshkosh
Menasha
Milwaukee
Kenosha
Wciaa Board of Control
Racine
Head Cage Meets Chicago in Big Ten Weekend Slate
The Big Ten hosts an 11 game conference program this weekend led by unbeaten conference leaders Iowa and Minnesota. The schedule features top cross matchups among league teams with prominent showdowns on tap.
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Chicago
Miowa
Minnesota
Orangeville Wins Close Battle Over South Wayne 45-41
Orangeville defeated South Wayne 45-41 in the tightest adult league game. Khelher led Orangeville with 12 points, Moyer added nine as Orangeville built a 32-23 lead by the third quarter and held on for the four-point victory.
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Orangeville
South Wayne
Strickler
Local
Pearl City
Khelher
Moyer
Jim Rodebaugh
Gaylon Obert
Rackow
Si Jce Tuescher
Richard Schliem
Roger Jackson
Mike Ritschards
Ken Roth
E. Koch
K. Brinkmeier
D. Gamm
M. Barktow
Brennen
Wayne Bahn
Jim Moe
Terry Wenger
Namath Named Rookie of Year in AFL
New York Jets quarterback Joe Namath was named AFL Rookie of the Year by a 24-member AP panel. He led with 18 votes, while Denver linebacker John Bramlett had 3. only four others received votes, including Wendell Hayes, Kent McCloughan, and Gus Otto. Namath downplayed the honor with his trademark wit.
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New York
Joe Namath
New York Jets
Namath
Associated Press
Bree
Denver
John Bramlett
Wendell Hayes
Kent McCloughan
Gus Otto
Oakland
Yastrzemski Clinches 1965 AL Slugging Crown
Carl Yastrzemski of the Boston Red Sox topped the American League slugging race with a .536 mark and 265 total bases in 494 at bats. He hit 45 doubles 3 triples and 20 homers while Tony Oliva finished second in slugging at .512.
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Budim
Carl Yastrzemski
Boston Red Sox
Tony Oliva
Minnesota
Strzemski
Tony Conigliaro
Boston
Norm Cash
Detroit
Leon Wagner
Cleveland
Oliva
Willie Horton
Tom Tresh
New York Yankees
Frank Howard
Washington
Yastrzemski
Wisconsin deer harvest reaches 98,873 in 1965 firearms season
Wisconsin figures show 98,873 legal deer taken by sportsmen in the 1965 firearms season. Northwest Lake Superior snow belt data indicate up to a 30 percent drop in fawns and yearlings among registered deer due to winter losses and reduced breeding success.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Northwest
Lake Superior
Stout Records Tops Conference Tilt as Johnson Sparks Eau Claire
Stout stays undefeated with a 73-56 win over Oshkosh to keep first in the Wisconsin State University Conference. Junior Stan Johnson nets 38 points for Eau Claire in a 102-84 triumph over Stevens Point as La Crosse, River Falls, and others win. Johnson leads with 38 in the first half. Conley grabs 23 rebounds for Stout.
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Rress
Stout
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Stan Johnson
Eau Claire
Stevens Point
Oshkosh
Johnson
la Crosse
Superior
River Palls
Whitewater
James Conley
Gene Englund
Gerry Lawatzki
Yellowjackets
Bob Bruett
Ron Byers
Indians
Curt Lahte
Ken Lee
River Falls
Renny Maier
Warhawks
Platteville
Mueller Ties Kegler Record In Bowling Action
Robert Mueller tied an ABC record with a 149 triplicate in last night's bowling. Helen Burkhard led Pleasure League with a 549 honor count, joined by Betty Sorenson and Sharon Potts in strong showings. Team and city league scores mention Share's Texaco, Dells Cheese Co., and Commercial Bank among others with multiple high series and games.
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Kegler
ABC
Helen Burkhard
Betty Sorenson
Mrs. Sorenson
Judy Bauman
Rubhella Flannery
Sharon Potts
Share
Texaco
Dells Cheese Co
Charles Buehler
Guerdon Heins
Lee Nipple
al Goepfert
Sebastian Laeser
Regex Cheese
Eagles
Eaton's
Herb Goecks
Singleton
Jerry Zuhlke
Deb Share
Walt Donovan
Burt Bacon
Commercial Bank
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Butch Hartwig
Nate Klassy
Klassy
Herb Flannery
Hartwig
Bill Figi
Milo Friedrichs
Bernie McKenna
City Taxi
Swiss Colony
Baumgartners
Roger Cheese
Dean's Milk
Kubly’s
Oaktrons
Clark Grandpas
Walt Donivan
Schuetzes
the Office
Hi-Way ‘Shop
Monroe’ Milling
Harold’ Pickett
Bill’ Figi
Pat’s Tap
City
Taxi
Moose Lodge
Don’s Standard
Otto earns sixth AFL all star selection
Jim Otto of the New York Oakland center repeats on the AFL all star team for the sixth time, marking his sixth consecutive inclusion since the league began. The longtime standout continues to be honored as a premier offensive lineman.
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New York
Oakland
Jim Otto
Wisconsin deer season safety viewed by state warden
State Conservation Warden White Green County notes Wisconsin had three hunting fatalities in 1964 and seven in 1965 while stressing safer practices. He endorses vision tests for hunters and general physical exams to reduce heart attack risks, cites voluntary eye tests by the Wisconsin Optometric Association, and urges improved gun safety training and judgment to prevent future accidents.
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Norman Woop
White Green County
Wisconsin
Wisconsin | Optometric Association
Conservation Department
Conserva Tion
Hornung May Play Guitar During Half After Scoring 5 TDs
Green Bay Packers star Paul Hornung, after a five touchdown game against the Baltimore Colts, hints at performing a guitar during halftime if the team faces the San Francisco 49ers. Teammate Max McGee jokes Hornung could encore with a halftime guitar show and a haircut.
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Paul Hornung
Baltimore Colts
Green Bay Packers
Tom Moore
Elijah Pitts
San Francisco 49Ers
Green Bay
Max McGee
Golden Boy
49Ers
Max
Packers May Miss Taylor In Clash With 49ers
San Francisco game may see Green Bay fullback Jim Taylor out with a leg injury suffered last week against the Colts. Coach Vince Lombardi said Moore or rookie Allan Jacobs could replace him as Taylor has not joined full practices this week.
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Jim Taylor
Green Bay
Packers
San Francisco 49Ers
Vince Lombardi
Baltimore Colts
Tom Moore
Allan Jacobs Taylor
Paul Lowe Voted Comeback Player of the Year
Paul Lowe, the AFL running sensation, was named the Comeback Player of the Year for his strong return after injuries threatened his career. The award honors his resilience and impact in the league this season.
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NEW Turk
Paul Lowe
West Virginia Classic Chooses Favorite Basketball Field
Wisconsin 1 3 faces veteran Washington while Marquette 2 3 meets tourney favorite West Virginia at the Milwaukee Classic Arena. The Mountaineers seek a fifth win in six starts after a 95 8 victory over Richmond. Assistant Hank Raymonds calls WVU the fastest and most disciplined foe Marquette has faced this year.
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Wisconsin
Marquette
West Virginia
Washington
Richmond
Hank Raymonds
DePaul
UCLA
Jack Kemp Named Top Player in AFL
Buffalo Bills quarterback Jack Kemp, 30, was named the AFL Most Valuable Player after a standout season that helped Buffalo win its second straight Eastern Division title. Kemp, who was acquired on waivers for $100 three years ago, called the honor the biggest of his career in comments after the AP voting by 24 writers from league cities.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Jack Kemp
Buffalo Bills
Bills
Kemp
Associated Press
Jaycee Golf Open Set for June in Milwaukee
The Milwaukee Jaycee Open Golf Tournament will be held June 15-19 next year according to the Milwaukee Junior Chamber of Commerce. The annual women's tournament will move to Tuckaway from North Shore Country Club. Bob Trout was named tournament director.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee Junior Chamber of Commerce
Po Bly
Tuckaway
North Shore Country Club
Jaycees
Bob Trout
Monticello Social Roundup and Visit Updates
Sunday evening guests included Miss Sally Hammerly and Madi son with Mr and Mrs Conrad Stauffacher. Relatives came Tuesday for Mrs Dietrich Freitag's funeral. callers Thursday included Mrs Felix Kropp Mrs Thomas Brusveen and Selmar Lien in Monroe. Julie Krieg and Candy Buehl La Crosse State University students return for two week holiday. Werner Hefty and son Tom visit Louisville Ky with daughter Mrs Howard Ganther. Bill Baebler Marquette University student to spend holiday with Dr and Mrs Wm Baebler. Marie Meyers also visited Monroe Thursday.
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Sally Hammerly
Madison
Fred Haldiman
Jim
Bob
Conrad Stauffacher
Dietrich Freitag
Felix Kropp
Thomas Brusveen
Selmar Lien
Monroe
Julie Krieg
Candy Buehl
LaCrosse State University
Werner Hefty
Tom
Howard Ganther
Louisville
Bill Baebler
Marquette University
Milwaukee
Wm. Baebler
Marie Meyers
Ohio Team Leads in AP Small-College Basketball Poll
Evansville Aces, last season's top finishers, fall to second in the AP small-college poll. Central State of Ohio leads the initial ballot by 15 regional voters, with Evansville, Southern Illinois, North Dakota, and Grambling following.
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Associated Press
Evansville
Ind
Central State
Marauders
Southern Illinois
North Dakota
Grambling
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