Monroe Wrestlers Sparkle in Triumph
Monroe high school wrestlers dominated a quadrangular meet winning all three matches to push their season record to seven straight. Greg Wuetrich Steve Wuetrich Dan Mayer Joe Ziltner and others posted multiple pins while Oregon Beloit and Madison West also recorded some victories in the day’s action. The Monroe squad now trains through holidays and prepares for a busy January slate leading to the Badger Conference meet.
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John Goetz
Grapplers
Monroe
Madison West
Oregon
Beloit
Greg Wuetrich
Steve Wuetrich
Dan Mayer
Joe Ziltner
Rich Hinebaugh
Ken Pick
Doug Strander
Tim’ Christenson
Greg’ Trosper
Greg Trosper
Strander
Belt
Madison
Trosper
Bwt
Mitch Spilte
Cal Callaway
Dick McCauley
Rich
Edgerton
Iowa Grant
Stoughton
West
Bill Kubly
Dan Meier
Steve Kirchner
Aaron Digman
Grendahl Sparks 19 Points In JV Victory Over Kimberly
Grendahl scores 19 as the Junior Varsity defeats Kimberly 67 to 36 at Kimberly. Spring adds 15, Craige 12, Holling 10 as Cheesemakers shoot 72 percent from the line and notch their fifth win of the season.
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Kimberly
Seaions
Doutie
Stu Grendahl
Bill Spring
Bob Holling
Dave Craige
Jomaled
Monroe
Holling
Craige
Grendahl
Rosanny McGinnis Spring
DeGoey Erbrecht van Grinsuen
Swakowski
Hangany van Dackhijk Kilsdonk Kaufman
Jorrsen Loiselle
Brooms and Stones 02 Curling league results and notices
Scores show Ainsworth and Irvin winning on Tuesday nights while Hanna and Etter post wins on Thursdays. A bulletin invites a new curler to join Hanna's Thursday night rink and notes high school girls curling after school coached by Mrs. Leopold and Miss McConnell with listed players. The high school boys curling roster includes Goetz, Fencil, Olson, Holyoke and others.
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John Norton
Ainsworth
Adam
Schiedschlag
Power
Creamer
Lorch
Irvin
Keith
Franklin
Dreamer
Liedschlag
Hennager
Hanna
Norton
Etter
Stiles
N. Goetz
Mrs. Leopold
Miss McConnell
Jean Loertseher
Beverly Haur
Cris Benkert
Cris Weir
Carolyn Weir
Margot Kubly
Evelyn Bandi
Vicki Hughes
JoAnn Kitto
Ginny Blum
Kathy Norton
John Goetz
Pat Fencil
Chris Olson
Dick Holyoke
Gary Schwager
Kurt Adam
Jim Tertin
Jim Gordon
Neary Oostdik
Mark ‘Purcell
Joe Viney
Charles Irvin
Murphy Norton
Ernest Haur
Jom E. Kunder
Mark’ Swenson
Gerald Stricker
Lieberman Tops League Scoring In Adult League
The Monroe Parks and Recreation Department released first round statistics for the Adult Basketball League at the Junior High gym. Leading scorers include Bob Lieberman of the Banker-Teachers, LaVern Schnieder of Winslow Public Sales, Jim Zweitel of Strickler's Meats, Bob Schultz of Winslow, and Gerald Pettigone of Gratiot Merchants.
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Monroe Rarks and Recreation Department
Bob Lieberman
Banker-Teachers
LaVern Schnieder
Winslow Public Sales
Jim Zweitel
Strickler’s Meats
Bob Schultz
Winslow
Gerald Pettigone
Gratiot Merchants
Lieberman
Schnieder
Zweitel
Schultz
Patitgoue
Robertson Hits 552 In City Keglet Action
Robertson posts a 552 series for Town and Country C while Charles Robertson repeats with 592 in city kegler action. Ron Brugger rolls 192 high single. Maryellen Sullivan tops women with 452 series and Carol Pickett a 171 best game.
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Kegler
Charles Robertson
Ron Brugger
Maryellen Sullivan
Carol Pickett
C. Robertson
H. Brugger
Pro Football Standings from NFL Championship Day 1967
Baltimore 30, San Francisco 14 as Green Bay faces Dallas in the NFL Championship on Sunday Jan 1 1967. The standings page notes results and upcoming title game broadcasting details.
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Baltimore
San Francisco
Green Bay
Dallas
Buffalo
New Moust
Western Divisio
Oakia
Kansas City
San Diego
Santa
Denver
New York
Boston
Miami
Houston
Club Curling Announcements Spark Interest In Bemidji Area
Bulletin board posts plan a Bemidji men’s and women’s mixed bonspiels with dates on display. Medford hosts a men’s event January 13 to 15 while Lakeshore clubs in Manitowoc and Two Rivers begin January 27. Badger Curling Club schedules a women’s event in Madison for February. Two Alpine rinks are already registered for the Madison mixed event January 5 to 8, and one rink will attend the Waltham mixed bonspiel in late January. Our club stays witty as season slows for Christmas. Women’s leagues meet Mondays and Wednesdays but scores lag due to players short. December 7 results show Roethe’s rink defeating Franklin 9 to 3.
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Invita
Bemidji
Medford
Lakeshore
Manitowoc
Waltham
Franklin Defeats Adam in Close 5 7. Feneil Falls 9 6
In a club room, doors showcase curling rink diagrams with houses hacks and hog-lines. The author praises the decor and seeks the artist, noting the work is attractively done and deserves compliments.
Packers Clinch 27 23 Victory In Los Angeles
Vince Lombardi said what is good for the Green Bay Packers benefits the NFL. After a 27 23 win over the Rams, Lombardi cited incentive as key but noted money is not the sole driver. Zeke Bratkowski noted the incentive of building a winning habit as he directed the offense.
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Los Angeles
Green Bay Packers
Vince Lombardi
National Football League
Lombardi
Packers
Zeke Bratkowski
Bart Starr
Bratkowski
Martin Bowls 566 For the Better Half
Bowling results show Don Martin leading men with 566 and Dick Brunner high with 221 in Better Half action. Ruth Stocker top women with 169, Lil Schindler 416 series, and team tallies include Don Martin 566 and Brunner 221. Buffalo carpet beetle note closes the item.
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Don Martin
Kegler
Dick Brunner
Singleton
Martin
Ruth Stocker
Lil Schindler
Ron Barriceau
Sian Stocker
Mark Pink
Rita Brunner
Shirley McGuire
Sharon Priewe
Phyllis Davis
Monroe Beats Kimberly Papermakers 75-57 in Home Win
Monroe High School shot 30 for 40 from the line and outscored Kimberly most of the game. Dave Holling led the Cheesemakers with 20 points and 22 rebounds, while Bill Norder added 15 and Don Bloom 14 as Monroe regained a double-digit lead by halftime and kept it to the final buzzer.
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Gary Babler
Monroe High School
Kimberly High
Cheesemen
Kimberly
Monroe
Gene Mason
Papermakers
Jam Larson
Don Bloom
Dave Holling
Cheesemakers
Norder
Lueck
Larson
Holling
Bill Norder
Jett Lueck
Jim Larson
Stu Grendahl
Bill Spring
Fries
Brookfield Central
Sun Prairie
Lueck Larson
Winzenried
Grendahl Goetz
Norder Bloom String Babler Wilde
FT PF Haas
Lamers
Wegender
Wildenberg Fries
Gossens
Ruys
Hagang
Swakow
Badgers Open Big Ten Season At Illinois
Wisconsin's Badgers travel to Champaign to launch conference play at Illinois after a three game winning streak. They carry momentum from a 67-66 win over Purdue and an 88-84 Classic trophy victory over South Carolina, part of a weekend clean sweep by five Big Ten teams.
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Chicago
Wisconsin
Badgers
Illinois
Champaign
Milwaukee
Pordham
South Carolina
Badger
Archer Gets Deer at Monticello Bucks First of Season
Eldon Taylor of Monticello became the Marshall Bluff Bowhunters’ first deer hunter this season. He bagged a medium sized doe Sunday afternoon near New Glarus Woods. Frank Buttram, 80, oil magnate and philanthropist, died Sunday in Oklahoma City after a stroke. He founded Buttram Petroleum Corp.
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Archer
Monticello
Eldon Taylor
Marshall Bluff Bowhunters
New Glarus Woods
Oklahoma City
Frank Buttram
Buttram Petroleum Corp
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Larry Harris
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Colony Beach Resort
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North Dearborn
Randolph Street
Eoentown
IBM
Automation Training, Inc
Norelco
Noreleo
Bauman
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