Brewers invite nine nonroster players to spring camp
Milwaukee Brewers invite nine nonroster players to Tempe Arizona spring training camp. Veteran infielder Roberto Pena is released from the Evansville Triple A farm team amid the roster moves.
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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1971
Page
7
Milwaukee Brewers invite nine nonroster players to Tempe Arizona spring training camp. Veteran infielder Roberto Pena is released from the Evansville Triple A farm team amid the roster moves.
The University of Wisconsin Eau Claire Blugolds sit third in this week’s AP poll for College Division basketball with a 7-0 record, three first place votes, and 226 points, trailing Kentucky State and Evansville.
The 16 year old Anne Henning looked poised to become an Olympic star as she won both women’s events amid 20 mph winds. She clocked 2 38.3 in the 1500 and 43.9 in the 500 while holding an unratified 42.6 and a world 500 record of 42.75. Men’s races went to Neil Blatchford and Bill Lanigan.
Greg Johnson and Rufus Johnson headlined Wisconsin’s final NCAA stats with Rufus fourth in kickoff returns at 19 for 540 yards and an 88 yard long. Ferguson ranked 18th nationally in rushing with 1222 yards on 249 carries and a 4.9 average while finishing 18th in total yardage and second in scoring. Green Bay Packer rookie John Brockington trailed Denver’s Floyd in a national context.
Wisconsin fullback Alan Thompson is selected for the North in the 23rd Senior Bowl on January 8 in Mobile Alabama. He also joins the Blue Team for the 35th Blue Gray Game in Montgomery Alabama on December 28, with Neil Graff as a Blue signal-caller under coach John Jardine. Flanker Al Hannah to play Shrine North South in Miami December 27, and both Hannah and Graff appear in the American Bowl in Tampa January 9.
Glarus 32 Belmont 24 n c. River Valley 70 Riverdale 59 Boscobel 61 Fennimore 54 Prairie du Chien 63 Richland Center 47 Northern Michigan 0 Dominican 88 Waukesha Tech 9 Manitowoc Tech 7 Milwaukee Tech 104 Mid-State Tech 67 UW Fresh 124 Madison Tech 53 Boston 8 New York 1 Philadelphia 5 Buffalo 0 Big Ten Basketball Illinois 84 Georgia 78 Purdue 85 Miami of Ohio 8
Bill Severson posts 680 in Victory League with 213 and 212 games and 612 series while Warren Gerhart nets 636 in City League including 233 and 228. Browntown Milling leads team scores at 2732 as Schuetze Clothes hits 2713. Judy Bauman tops Pleasure League with 552 and Dorothy Schott rolls 214. Industrial League sees strong marks from Bittner and Clark Shoes totals 2624.
Key boys games feature Monroe at Edgerton and Black Hawk at Juda with Pecatonica visiting Monticello. Holy Name hosts Barneveld and Fort Atkinson visits Stoughton while Sun Prairie plays Monona Grove. Jefferson faces Middleton as prep wrestling and Saturday events include Monroe at Richland Center Invitational and Brodhead at Palmyra.
Vikings host one Christmas Day game with 5 800 to 9 000 tickets left unsold while Kansas City faces similar criticism. State Rep Tim Ryan plans a bill to bar Christmas scheduling in the future as NFL officials defend a four game plan tied to TV audiences.
Green Bay 4 7 2 prepares for Orlando game as Dan Devine touts practice. Miami 9 3 1 looks to secure playoff position. Brockington and Anderson lead Packers rushing. Csonka and Kiick pace Dolphins. Packers defense leans pass heavy, Dolphins strong against both run and pass.
The Wisconsin DNR notes northern areas see some winter activity but at low levels due to warm wet weather. Snow depths vary from 8 to 10 inches in Brule to about 4 inches in Woodruff, while the southern third lacks snow entirely. ice conditions are poor and hunters report strong pheasant hunting last weekend as other outdoors are limited. Tree cutting warns residents to prove ownership. no unowned trees exist in the state.
Monroe travels to Edgerton seeking its third win in five Badger Conference games while the winless Tide hope to halt a four game skid. Steve Wilde anchors the lineup at center with 20 points and 15 rebounds last Friday, and Pat Molitor returns from an eye injury to lead Monroe scorers.
Flynn's Bar of Brodhead held a six point lead over Turner Hall No 1 this week after wins. Flynn's defeated Ludlow 54 while Turner beat Turner No 6 by the same score. In the third match Chet & Cora's downed Marge's 6-3. Richard Eichstadt and John Gobeli of Chet & Cora's swept all three matches.
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