Wisconsin 1965 fishing rules and licenses announced
Wisconsin Conservation Department announced 1965 fishing regulations including a 50 fish bag limit for crappies bluegills perch and pumpkinseed a trout season change extending to September 15 a Lake Superior open season with five trout two of which may be rainbows and a two day sturgeon season for Lakes Poygan Winneconne and Butte des Morts. Opening day May 8. Licenses include resident 3 nonresident 5 with 16 to 65 required. 15 day couple nonresident 6. Park stickers and licenses available by Christmas through state office and field stations. A 66 foot Langlade county jack pine rated 156065 points tops county and falls short of national record. Funding from seized materials aids local schools. The earth’s water content remains about 326 million cubic miles.
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Monroe Cheesemakers cruise to seventh straight win
Monroe, led by Bob Buchholtz with 22 points and Swiggum with 37, cruised to a 93 to 59 victory over Jefferson. Phillips of Chicago visits Monroe tonight in the gym, as the Cheesemakers extend their Badger Conference play dominance.
Albany Keeps League Lead With Narrow Victory
Albany's undefeated Comets defeated Judo 77-62 to stay one game ahead of Brodhead and Argyle in the State Line League. Greg Jones led Albany with 26 points, Jim Haddinger 16, while Judo's Woody Keener had 19. Brodhead beat Monticello 67-54. Leo Marti scored 31 for Monticello.
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Monona Grove Edges Middleton In Close Conference Clash
Monona Grove stayed within a game of the Monroe Cheesemakers by a 70-63 win over Middleton as Dick Brettingen led Middleton with 30 points and Dan Irwin piled 26 for Sun Prairie in a league-opening victory. Jeff Swanson and Wayne Fiedler led Monona with 22 and 18 points respectively. Ft. Atkinson climbed to third by beating Edgerton 77-59.
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Shula and Collier Named Pro Bowl East and West Coaches
Don Shula of the Baltimore Colts and Blanton Collier of the Cleveland Browns were named Saturday to coach the Western and Eastern teams in the Pro Bowl on January 10 in Los Angeles. Both coaches will lead their division champions in their first Pro Bowl head coaching jobs. The squads report a week after the NFL title game in Cleveland.
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Jayvees Edge Jefferson 49 to 47 in tight finish
Monroe High School junior Cheesemakers narrowly defeated Jefferson 49 47 on the Eagles court. Mark Winzenried led Monroe with 16 points followed by Jim Larson with 10 and Roy Lidicker scoring 18 for Jefferson. Monroe built a 17 13 first quarter lead, the game tied at 24 24 at halftime, then pulled away 25 23 in the second half.
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Baugh Resigns As Oiler Coach
Sammy Baugh quits as Houston Oilers head coach to focus on his west Texas ranch. The Post said Hugh Taylor is the likely successor and Lou Rymkus may return as offensive line coach. Baugh, 50, cites ranch duties as the reason for stepping down.
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Maple Leafs President Eyes Exhibition With Russian Team
Toronto Maple Leafs president Stafford Smythe announced readiness to host an exhibition game between the touring Russian National hockey team and the Rochester Americans, the Maple Leafs’ American League farm club.
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Geography’s Greek Root Describes the World
The term geography derives from Greek geographia meaning description of the world. It traces from geo earth and graphia writing to express the study of places and surfaces on Earth.
Lee Nipple Sets Pace In Friday Night Industrial League
Lee Nipple bowling a 577 series and 210 game led Friday Night Industrial action. Koenig and Hackle posted 570 and 566 series while Loeffel led Sportsmen with 565. Team scores show Frito-Lay and Bancroft Milk posting strong totals in a busy night of league play.
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Badger hockey team routs Hamline 8 2 in two final periods
Wisconsin exploded for all its goals in the last two periods to beat Hamline 8 to 2, marking the fifth win in seven starts for the Badgers.
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Local High School Basketball Scores Dominion Night
A slate of Wisconsin high school games produced varied results with Platteville, Dodgeville, and Madison area teams posting wins. Notable matchups included Madison West beating Madison East while River Falls topped Colfax and River Falls posted 106 points.
Platteville Ends Dodgeville Streak In Narrow Win
Platteville High School upset defending state champion Dodgeville 30-26 in a ball control game to snap a 24 game Southwestern Wisconsin League run. Platteville trailed 14-11 at halftime then edged ahead 14-8 in the third quarter. Morris Lessler scored 32 for Fenimore in a 66-44 win over Prairie du Chien.
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Monticello Picked for Two Wisconsin Basketball Tournaments
The Monticello High School was chosen by the WIAA to host two basketball events in early March 1965. On March 2 and 5 a sub-regional featuring Argyle Blanchardville Hollandale and Monticello will take place. The Regional Finals are set for March 6 with the Monticello and South Wayne sub-regional winners meeting.
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Boyle Misses The Old Days
New York writer HAL BOYLE laments the loss of old fashioned fun and simplicity. He contrasts yesterday's idle charm with today’s fast pace, noting changes in manners, work dress, shopping, and social habits. He reflects on how memories of the past fade as modern life feels louder and stranger.
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Archdiocese of Santa Fe Joins New Mexico Council of Churches
The Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Santa Fe will become a member of the New Mexico Council of Churches, an alliance of seven Protestant denominations, broadening interfaith collaboration in the state.
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Amish Dairy Units Face Electrical Wiring Demand
Dairies insist the Amish, who reject electricity, must wire barns and dairy facilities to meet local health regulations.
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