Herb Goecks Rolls Big 638 in Local Bowling Night
Herb Goecks of Minor No. 3 blasted out the only honor series of the evening with three 200 plus games 201 211 226 for a 638. Paul Ruf led single games with 243 and topped his Turner Hall League series at 592. Duane Kohl led Classic with 533 while Ervin Andrews shot 211 for the league top single. Robert Mueller led Pleasure league with 553. Continuous scores for Turner Hall, Pleasure, Classic and other leagues are listed with multiple players and teams.
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Herb
Paul Ruf
Paul
Duane Kohl
Ervin Andrews
Mueller Cheese
Windy Acres
Green Co. Salvage
Mobil Oil
Alphorn Ford
Grace ‘Lutheran
Washington Imp
Treuthardt Stockyards
Robert
Mueller
LaVerne Hayes
Frank’ Mulligan
Roger Rothenbuehler
Lee Nip*ple
Monroe Hotel
Hubers
Gemplers
Hawley’s
Niffenegger's
Swiss Colony
Pat
Alphorn Lounge
Junction House
Green’ County Realty
Felder’s
Dearth Motors
Herb Goecks
Roger Moe
Willis Gruenewald
Ken Priewe
Allie Wuetrich
Eagles
Tiger Firebirds
Loews and Co
Ferrons
Marilyns
Dunselman’s
Monroe Cagers Win Pair on Weekend Road Trip
Monroe cagers defeated Fort Atkinson and Kimberly on successive nights to improve to 7 1 overall and 7 1 in Badger Conference after two away games. Wrestlers also posted three dual wins to reach 7 0 season and 3 0 Badger mark, with next action against Stoughton on January 5.
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Monroe
Fort Atkinson
Kimberly
Cheesemakers
Freeport
Fort and
Fort and Kimberly
Madison West
Beloit
Oregon
Madison
Badger
Stoughton
Brookfield
Central
Braveland
Vikings
Parkview Juda Monti Albany Share Second in Badger Conference Tie
Parkview Juda Monti and Albany are tied for second place, one game behind leaders the South Wayne Spartans with Brodhead two games back after seven rounds. Tomorrow's State Line games include South Wayne at Monticello Albany at Blanchardville Juto at Argyle New Glarus at Orfordville Parkview at Brodhead and Belleville. Dave Holling leads scoring with 132 points after five league games. Benkert and Affolter trade positions in the State Line race.
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Panthers
Brodhead
New Glarus
Belleville
Albany
Neet
Orfordville Parkview
Dave Holling
Badger
Fritz Benkert
Monticello
Bob Affolter
Leuenberger Takes Golf Pro Post at Florida Club
Kenneth Leuenberger, 20, accepts golf pro position at Green Valley Country Club Winter Gardens Florida and will reside in Clermont with his wife. A former local high school golf star he earned Class A pro status after years of work. Previously a golf instructor at Kutschers Resort Monticello New York and began as a caddy at Monroe Country Club.
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Kenneth Leuenberger
Green Valley Country Club
Winter Gardens
Fla
Clermont
Leuenberger
Phyllis Russell
Herbert
Russell
Monroe
Robert Leuenberger
Kutschers Resort
Monticello
N. Y
Catskills
Monroe Country Club
Jim Forbes
Louisana
UCLA Holds No 1 in AP Basketball Poll
USCA Still on Top Of Basketball Ratings By The Associated Press Kentucky and Brigham Young, both two-time losers last week, tumbled from college basketball's Top Ten this week. UCLA, of course, remained in the No. 1 spot, polling all first-place votes in the ballot announced today.
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Associated Press
Kentucky
Brigham Young
UCLA
Super Bowl Ticket Orders Being Taken
Pro championship game tickets go on sale by mail for January 15 with prices of 6, 10, and 12 dollars. Commissioner Pete Rozelle said postal money orders bank money orders and certified checks are acceptable at the Main Post Office Los Angeles 90053.
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Memorial Coliseum
National Football League
Pete Rozelle
Rozelle
P. O
Los Angeles
Washington University Coach Resigns Over Possible Sport Discontinuation
George Washington University head football coach V Camp resigns after 1961 tenure amid talks the school may drop the program. In Asian Games action, Afghanistan and Nepal did not medal. Japan led with 78 gold, 53 silver, and 33 bronze.
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Washington UI
V. Camp
George Washington University
Bangkok
Afghanistan
Nepal
Japan
Juda Panthers trounce Monticello 73 to 38 in basketball
Juda Grade School Panthers overpower Monticello Ponies 73 38 as Virgil Bauman scores 27 for Juda. Randall Pickett 14 Tom Sullivan 13 and Mike Dinwiddie 13 aid the attack while Dave Daniels Micky Rockey and Gary Kessler provide stingy defense holding Monticello to 38. Pederson 13 Zuber 12 lead the losers.
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Dick Campbell
Juda
Panthers
Monticello
Virgil Bauman
Bauman
Albany
Randall Pickett
Tom Sullivan
Mike Dinwiddie
Dave Daniels
Micky Rockey
Gary Kessler
Pederson
Zuber
Broge
SUDA
Dunwiddie
Kessler
Pickett
Sullivan Clay
Marty T
Stauffacher Bo
Badgers Open Big Ten Play In Narrow Loss At Illinois
Wisconsin fell 87-74 at Champaign as Illinois built a 39-30 halftime lead. Rich Jones scored 19 for Illinois while Wisconsin connected on 12 of 13 charity tosses in the first half but never challenged after the break.
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Champaign
Ill
University of Wisconsin
Illinois
Badgers
Wisconsin
Tollinois
Rich Jones
Ron Dunlap
Jr High Teams Lose But They Played Well
Monroe eighth graders battled Sun Prairie to a 48 47 loss with five seconds left after a foul sent Sun Prairie to the line. Seventh graders fell 26 17 as both Monroe teams sit at 2 1 on the season and face Freeport next.
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Jr. High
Chuck Ekena
Monroe
Sun Prairie
Pat Hampton
Freeport
Cowboys star Danny Villanueva plans 1968 retirement
Dallas Cowboys placekicker Danny Villanueva announced plans to retire after the 1968 season and said he would run for political office in California, his home state.
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Las Cruces
N.M
Danny Villanueva
Dallas Cowboys
National Football League
Villanueva
California
Vancouver Schoolgirl Elaine Tanner Named Canada's Athlete of the Year
Elaine Tanner, 15, of Vancouver British Columbia, won four swimming golds at the British Empire Games and set a world record in the 22 yard butterfly. She was chosen Canada’s female athlete of the year today.
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Toronto
Elaine Tanner
Vancouver
B. C
Canada
Park Jobs Open For Summer And Winter Season
Parks and Recreation Department seeks applicants for summer and winter positions. Open roles include pool guards swimming instructors playground instructor maintenance workers and a pool manager. Also hiring a skating rink attendant with high school seniors considered contact Ron Barribeau at the Municipal Building.
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Frost
Parks and Recreation Department
Ron Barribeau
Parks and Recreation Director
Bar-‘ribeau
State at Bat Again For Braves Antitrust Fight
Madison plans to seek U S Supreme Court review of a state court ruling that baseball is exempt from antitrust law. Atty. Gen. Bronson C La Follette said he will file a reconsideration request in January.
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State
Braves
Madison
Wisconsin
Milwaukee Braves
Atty
Bronson C. la Follette
U.S. Supreme Court
la Follette
Barry Leads NJBA Scoring With 1200 Points
Rick Barry of San Francisco maintained the lead in the NJ Basketball Association with 1,200 points and a 38.7 average, figures released today by the NBA. Bill Pace, an Arkansas assistant coach, was to be named head football coach at Vanderbilt University, the Associated Press learned in Nashville.
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Barry
New York
Rick Barry
San Francisco
NJ Basketball Association
NBA
Nashville
Tenn
Bill Pace
Arkansas
Vanderbilt University
Associated Press
Ice fishing season tips and license info from James Washburn
District Conservation Warden James Washburn urges anglers to fish actively as ice improves. He notes resident licenses expire December 31 1966 with a $3 fee and non resident licenses expire same date at $6. Ice fishing hours run 3 am to 9 pm statewide and litter cleanup is requested.
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James Washburn
Gilbertson Hurt in Traffic Crash Near Skyview Drive In
James Gilbertson a 20 year old Monroe resident suffered injuries when his car left the road yesterday morning on Highway 69 South in front of the Skyview Drive In. He was admitted to St. Clare Hospital for treatment and was to be released today.
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James Gilbertson
Monroe
Skyview Drive-In
Highway 69
Gilbertson
St. Clare Hospital
Funeral for ex BC star Lukachik due Wednesday
Funeral services will be held Wednesday for former Boston College and pro football star Alex Lukachik 50 who died at his home Sunday Lukachik played end and place kicker on the BC Cotton Bowl and Sugar Bowl teams in 1940 and 41.
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RITE
Bridgeport
Conn. W
Boston College
Alex Lukachik
Lukachik
Pro stars to compete in La Costa golf tourney
Paul Hornung of the Green Bay Packers and other pro football and baseball stars are entered to play in a $30,000 golf tournament at La Costa Country Club in Carlsbad California from February 10 to 12. Hornung headlines a field of notable athletes competing for the prize.
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Orning
Carlsbad
Calif
Paul Hornung
Green Bay Packers
la Costa Country Club
Typhoid Fever Quarantine In Seoul Hospital
At least 100 people are quarantined at a Seoul city hospital for typhoid fever treatment. The hospital spokesman blamed the outbreak on the water supply in a refugee camp.
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Seoul
South Korea
Santa Claus arrested for shoplifting in Asbury Park
William J. Nicholson wearing a Santa Claus suit at a New Jersey department store was charged Monday with stealing a $1.50 bottle of men’s cologne and a 37-cent bottle of corn-callous remover. The store will not have a Santa for the rest of the season, said Jorn Levin, the president.
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Asbury Park
N.J
Santa Claus
el Department Store
William J. Nicholson
Jorn Levin
Two Cars Collide In Monroe Mishap
A collision occurred in the 2200 block of 13th Street at 7 11 a m involving ars riven by aqenne R Wellman and Winston Munns. Moderate damage occurred with no injuries. A separate hit and run damaged Marian Reynolds car at about 3 a m.
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Ars Riven
Aqenne R. Wellman
22Nd Ave
Winston Munns
Inman Parkway
Beloit
13Th St
Marian Reynolds
20Th Ave
Emily Lowe Dies at 71 in New York City
Emily Lowe, noted artist and philanthropist, died Monday in New York at age 71. Her work and charitable efforts spanned decades, earning recognition among cultural and civic groups.
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Emily Lowe
New York
Legals Order to Prove Will in Wisconsin Probate
The Green County Court of Wisconsin enters a legals notice for the estate of Ida Strahm, deceased, seeking admission of the will dated January 20, 1939 and granting Letters Testamen tary. Creditors are to present claims by March opening and date of court on January 11, 1967.
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State OF
Wisconsin
Green County Court Srobate
Ida" Strahm
Ida Strahim
Fyon Anos
Green County
Monroe
Sonthergater ii
Reger
Johnson
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South Wayne
Bob Hardell
Florida
USCA
Wisconsin Company
Tolini
Louise and
Paul Dannerbeck
Legals
IBM
Automation Training, Inc
Erry Christmas
Monroe, Wis
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