Monroe Cheesemakers Triumph 74 53 Over Jefferson
Monroe cheesemakers beat Jefferson 74 to 53 on the Monroe court led by Jim Dearth with 26 points. Dave Holling added 17 and Jeff Lueck 15 as three players reached double figures in the final Badger Conference action before Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Fernstaedt
Evening Times
Monroe Cheesemakers
Jim Dearth
Jefferson
Monroe Court
Monroe Cagers
Dave Holling
Jeff Lueck
Dick Swiggum
Don Bloom
Alan Barne
Monroe
Wendell Phillips
Wildcats
Chicago
Joe Taylor
Eugene Farmer
Alex] Mitchell
Robert Moore
Taylor
Jeffery Allen
James Johnson
Marshall High School
Dearth
T ‘Dearth
Holling
Cheesemakers
Swiggum
Terrys
Alan Barnes
Hake
Eagles
Otto
Albany Comets Roll Past Juda In State Line Action
Albany’s Comets pulled away after a 17 17 first quarter tie to beat Juda 76 59, led by Lee Artz with 16 and Dan Flynn 15. Juda’s top scorers were Dan Leaver 15 and Larson 14, while Paul Johnson scored 38 for Orfordville in a 87 53 win over Belleville. Benkert and Stadelman sparked Brodhead’s 52 43 victory over Monticello and South Wayne topped Argyle 83 55. New Glarus crushed Blanchardville 72 41 as Dave Richer scored 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Juda
Orfordville Park View
Belleville
Brodhead
Monticello
South Wayne
Argyle
Vikings
New Glarus
Blanchardville
Dave Richer
Klassy
Purcell
Sardenson
Comets
Lee Artz
Dan Flynn
Jones
Hendrickson
Templeton
Dan Leaver
Juda Cagers
Larson
Afolter
Paul Johnson
Orfordville
Dick Keesey
Tiny Welch
Rich Cotham
Stadelman
Steve Condon
St. John
S. Condon
Benkert
Brod
Gibbons
Mark Mitchell
Tom McGinnty
Monroe Faces Brookfield Central Tuesday in Badger Play
Walton scored for the losers as Monroe prepares to resume Badger Conference play on Jan. against Middleton. The upcoming game is set for Tuesday December 28 at Brookfield with a box score noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walton
Monroe
Brookfield Central
Brookfield
Middleton
Dooley to Decide Today on Georgia or Oklahoma Job
Vince Dooley planned to announce today if he will stay as Georgia football coach or accept a lucrative offer to revive Oklahoma football fortunes. Dooley and Oklahoma officials indicated the decision would come today after he discussed the offer with his wife Barbara and considered his two day visit to Oklahoma.
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Vince Dooley
Athens
Georgia
University of Oklahoma
Dooley
Oklahoma
Barbara
Three Teams Remain Tied in Badger Loop
Stoughton led by John Selbo scored 23 as they crushed Sun Prairie 94 to 52 at Stoughton. Monona Grove visiting Mid-Heton beat the hosts 85 to 54 with Dave Ring totaling 29 points. Dee eetere reer raves coasted to their fourth Badger Conference win to reach 41 and stay tied with Monroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dee Eetere Reer Raves
Badger
Monroe
Stoughton
John Selbo
Sun Prairie
Monona Grove
Mid- Heton
Dave Ring
Carolina Fordham Set for Milwaukee Classic Showdown
Wisconsin and Marquette announce the fifth annual Milwaukee Classic December 16-17 with South Carolina and Fordham joining Wisconsin and Marquette. South Carolina has defeated top-ranked Duke this season, highlighting the field's strength.
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Carolina
Fordham
Milwaukee
South Carolina
Wisconsin
Marquette
Badgers
Warriors
Duke
Dodgeville Defeats Platteville 51-43 In Sw Wisconsin Standings Chase
Dodgeville opened strong after the first period and defeated Platteville 51-43 to stay tied for first with River Valley Lancaster and Mineral Point in Southwestern Wisconsin High School League standings. Lancaster beat Mt Horeb 55-46 and Mineral Point edged Iowa Grant 59-56. Jack Horsfall scored 30 for West Grant in an 80-69 win over Muscoda.
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Dodgeville
Platteville
Hillman
River Valley
Lancaster
Mineral Point
Wisconsin
Mt. Horeb
Iowa Grant
Boscombel
Cuba City
Darlington
Prairie du Chien
Fennimore
Jack Horsfall
West Grant
Muscoda
John Wilson
Dodgers
Hillmen
Jim Bartels
Notre Dame Plans Twin Domed $8 Million Athletic Center
New athletic and convocation facility announced for Notre Dame in South Bend Indiana. The twin domed center aims to supplement the 60,000-seat football stadium, with a projected cost of eight million dollars and emphasis on university events and athletic programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Ind
University of Notre Dame
Jayvees Defeat Jefferson 62 49 In Rough Matchup
Three Monroe jayvee players reached double figures as the Cheesemakers won 62 to 49 on their home court. Mark Winzenried led with 21 points eight field goals and five free throws. Stu Grendahl added 14 points on six baskets. Tim Tully led Jefferson with 17 points boosted by seven free throws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Jayvee
Cheesemakers
Jefferson
Mark Winzenried
Winzenried
Stu Grendahl
Bill Spring
Tim Tully
Chuck Schicker
Monroe Cheesemakers
Tulsa Passer May Sign Rams Contract
Tulsa's record-breaking passer Billy Anderson was reported to sign with the Los Angeles Rams for a 300000 dollar bonus after the Bluebonnet Bowl. The Houston Post cited a source connected to Tulsa saying the deal was arranged Friday night. Anderson, who set nine NCAA records, was drafted by both the Rams and Oilers. Houston traded AFL rights to Miami. Neither Anderson nor coach Glenn Dobbs could be reached for comment.
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Tulsa
Rams
Houston
Billy Anderson
Los Angeles Rams
Houston Post
Anderson
Houston Oilers
Oilers
AFL
Miami
Glenn Dobbs
Blackhawk League Leaders After Mixed High School Wins
Sensington High School and Cager blend win over Potosi 73-50 and Benton's 73-72 upset of Highland push Bloomington Benton Post Blackhawks to sole league lead. Cassville beats Hazel Green 74-61 Belmont defeats Shullsburg 70-65 Gratiot 75-55 over Hollandale in non loop action.
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Sensnington
Potosi
Benton
Highland
Cassville
Hazel Green
Belmont
Shullsburg
Gratiot
Hollandale
Texas Tech drills in fog for Gator Bowl prep
Texas Tech held most of Friday's session in fog focusing on the kicking game for the Gator Bowl against Georgia Tech on December 31. Donny Anderson and end Jeff White joined punting drills with no contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Tech
Lubbock
Tex
Georgia Tech
Donny Anderson
Jeff White
High School Basketball Scores From Wisconsin Evening Roundup
A dense list of boys basketball results from Wisconsin high schools across multiple matchups. Notable scores include Cuba City 65 over Darlington 60, Fennimore 78 over Prairie du Chien 58, Luxemburg, and a long tally of games featuring Madison East, Sheboygan Falls, Grafton, Kimberly, and others with varying margins.
Marty Quest Sets Pace In Progres sive League Bowling
Marty Quest led last night's bowling action with a 491 series and a 206 single in the Proressive League. Dorothy Johnson and Helen Behring added solid games while Twila Anderson spared a 4 10 split. In other lanes, Bob Stauffacher led the Sportsmen with 533 series, Vic Ingwell and Jerry Kubly matched 533, and Arnie Koehn rolled 540 for Friday Night Industrial action. Cheddar and Cheese Capitol Couples totals appeared with Leck marking a 562 series and Bidlingmaier 552 as many teams posted scores across multiple leagues.
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Marty Quest
Kegler
Helen Behring
Dorothy Johnson
Twila Anderson
Betty Naef
Bob Stauffacher
Vic_Ingweil
Jerry Kubly
Stauffacher
Kubly
Nate Hare
Arnie Koehn
Glen Thoman
Chuck Hammil
Vic Carson
Cliff Leck
Cheese Capitol
Leck
Larry Bidlingmaier
Claire Kundert
Phyllis Kundert
Betty Waligorski
Jackie Prien
Turner Hall
Burn Electric
Monroe Floral
Bancroft Milk
Monroe Clinic
Dean's Milk
Arnsmeier’s
Pat's Tap
Roger Rockey
Independents
Shell Oil
Sportsman’s
Vie Ingwell
Dave Kuebli
Whitey Engebretson
Jack Hauser
Frito Lay
Co. B
Huber’s
Industrial Combustion
Ludlow
LaBuch's Uptown
Brick
Longhorn
Jets Sign Lineman To 300000 Contract
New York Jets disclosed a roughly 300000 dollar deal for All American linebacker Carl McAdams of White Deer Texas. Owner Sonny Werblin said the contract is the largest ever offered to a lineman, noting Dick Butkus reportedly signed for a similar sum with the Chicago Bears. McAdams, 6 foot 3 and 217 pounds, played at Oklahoma and was introduced at a Friday news conference.
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New York
New York Jets
Joe Namath
Carl McAdams
Oklahoma
McAdams
White Deer
Tex
Sonny Werblin
Jets
Carl
Dick Butkus
Chicago Bears
Butkus
Illinois
Prep cager dies in Portsmouth during practice
Larry Hall a 17 year old Norcom High School basketball player died Friday after leaping for a rebound during practice at the school and striking his head on the floor. The tragedy occurred at Norcom High School in Portsmouth Virginia.
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Cager
Portsmouth
Larry Hall
Norcom
Somerset Maugham dies at 91 in Nice villa
British papers estimate the estate at over 5.6 million dollars with royalties from films plays and reissues. His ashes will be buried at Canterbury's Kings School after cremation in Marseille. An agnostic, he forbade religious services in his will.
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London
W. Somerset Maugham
Maugham
Nice
France
Alan F. Searle
Lady Glendevon
Royal Literary Fund
Marseille
Kings School
Canterbury
Canterbury Cathedral
Monticello Social Notes Include Monroe Visitors
Mrs Kathryn Staedtler and Miss Ruth Aebly were Wednesday morning callers in Monroe. Recent guests of Mrs Staedtler were Mrs Lucille Hanson Beverly and John Madison. Los Angeles report notes Thomas E ONeal formerly a vice squad lieutenant in the Los Angeles Police Department earned 1060 dollars a month through classified ads in The Monroe Evening Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Staedtler
Ruth Aebly
Monroe
Staedtler
Lucille Hanson
Beverly
John
Madison
Los Angeles
Thomas E. O'Neal
Los
Classi- Angeles Police Department
Monroe Evening Post
NFL Owners Set To Meet Monday In New York
NFL owners will meet in New York on Monday to discuss future television plans. Commissioner Pete Rozelle said the discussions include the two year 28.2 million dollar contract with CBS for regular season games and a 1.8 million dollar annual pact for the championship game, both expiring after the 1965 championship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Football League
Pete Rozelle
Priday
NFL
Columbia Broadcasting System
Juda By Mabel E Bouer
Mr and Mrs Harrison Gren zow called on Mmes Clelia Thornley and Lydia Humphrey at Albany. Mr and Mrs Tony Williams and family Brodhead visited the Williams Arns. Mr and Mrs Russell Matzke and Beth with Mr and Mrs John Chambers Monroe attended the Christmas concert at Whitewater State University. Mrs Harold Newcomer Brod head spent Tuesday with her sister Mrs Ida Vanderbilt.
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Harrison Grenzow
Mmes
Clelia Thornley
Lydia Humphrey
Albany
Tony Williams
Brodhead
Williams Arns
Russell Matzke
Beth
John Chambers
Monroe
Whitewater State University
Harold Newcomer
Ida Vanderbilt
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Jayvees
Craige
Grendahl
Voelkli Sprit
McGinnis
Renz
Remfrey
Bibow
Tully
Fischer Schicker
Ambrose
Moti
Bloomington
Benton Post
Blackhawk
Daytona Beach
Fla. W
Nascar
U.S. Auto Club
Ford Motor Co
Omzoe Tvw
Monroety
Dongeville
Iowa-Grant
Premontre
Oshkosh Lourdes
Little Chute St. John
Iola-Scandinavia
Wittenburg
Grafton
Slinger
Random Lake
Campbellsport
North Fond du Lac
Germantown
Kewaskum
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Green County Farmco Cooperative
Albany — Argyle
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William W. Scranton
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Barry Goldwater
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Calif
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Sacramento Valley
Washington
White House
Rene Verdon
John F. Kennedy
Verdon
Elizabeth Carpenter
Lyndon B. Johnson
Carpenter
O'Neal
Shirley Diane
Carl E. Norman
O'Neall
Police Department
U-Man
Ambassador Hotel
Hollywood U
Mia Farrow
Peyton Place
C. D. Curtis
Mabel E. Bouer
Brunswick
Brunswick Bowling Bags
Sebastian Laeser
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