Monroe Wrestlers Travel to Fort Atkinson for Conference Clash
Monroe aims for its second conference win as it travels to Fort Atkinson to face the Black Hawks, then hosts Janesville Parker. Earlier, Monroe beat Middleton 27 19 led by sophomores Dana Benkett Rich Hager and John Gruber. Rich Hinebaugh won 180 pounds at Richland Center and was named outstanding wrestler.
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John Ganshirt
Monroe
Fort Atkinson
Black Hawks
Middleton
Stoughton
Janesville Parker
Janesville
Dana Benkett
Rich Hager
John Gruber
Rich Hinebaugh
Mike Deininger
Rich
Badger
Sun Prairie
Monona Grove
Edgerton
Nine Packers Are All Stars
The Green Bay Packers and Los Angeles Rams each placed nine players on the West All-Star squad for the Pro Bowl in Los Angeles. The Packers selections include Boyd Dowler Forrest Gregg Jerry Kramer and Don Chandler on offense while Willie Davis Dave Robinson Herb Adderley Bob Jeter and Willie Wood were named on defense.
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Los Angeles
Green Bay Packers
Los Angeles Rams
Packers
Boyd Dowler
Forrest Gregg
Jerry Kramer
Don Chandler
Willie Davis
Dave Robinson
Herb Adderley
Bob Jeter
Willie Wood
Mansfield Satisfactory After Surgery at Wisconsin
Dynie Mansfield, 61, Wisconsin baseball coach, is in satisfactory condition after last week’s surgery. His physician expects he may go home Thursday or Friday.
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Madison
Arthur
Dynie) Mansfield
University of Wisconsin
Mansfield
Albany Black Hawk clash looms in State Line race
Albany and Black Hawk share the State Line lead after Albany’s second 90 point win in two weeks as Black Hawk beat Parkview 73 63. Sack and Tway led the leaders with 28 and 25 points, while Monticello and Juda won to stay in the top tier.
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Albany High School
Black Hawk
Brodhead
Comets
Orfordville Parkview
Monticello
Belleville
Juda
Blanchardville
Argyle
New Glarus
Leon Sack
Albany
Ed Tway
South Wayne
Gibbons
Jack Hammerly
Parkview
Ello
Tom Sonnenberg
Sack
Roger Mayer
Gary Harnack
Blanchard
Badgers Top Florida 86 81 In Hard Fought Victory
Wisconsin defeats Florida 86 81 as Badgers edge Gators despite 56 percent shooting by the visitors. James Johnson scores 27, Joe Franklin 18 and 15 rebounds lead rebounding effort that seals the win in the final minute. Florida’s Dave Miller 25 and Neal Walk 18 pace the visitors.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Badgers
Florida
Gators
John Erickson
Erickson
Johnson
Joe Franklin
Badger
Franklin
Neal Walk
Dave Miller
Miller
Walk
Tommy Bartlett
Chuck Nagle
Dave Zink
Jim McCallum
Tom Mitchell
Sturgeon Season Opens February 3 in Wisconsin
The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources announced that sturgeon spearing on Lake Winnebago begins February 3 and runs through March 1. Other lakes like Butte des Morts Poygan and Winneconne allow two day seasons February 10 11. A $2.50 license and tag is required for all ages 14 plus.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Department of Natural Resources
Butte Des Morts
Poygan
Winneconne
Lake Winnebago
Beaver Dams Split Trout Prospects by Elevation
The article notes beaver dams can aid trout in high elevations by cooling ponds and enriching flood soils, supporting baby and perhaps large trout, while at lower elevations dams harm trout by slowing water and warming it. It also advertises MAR TIN'S SPORT AND HOBBY SHOP offering hunting gear and licenses.
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Martin’s Sport and Hobby Shop
Martin’s
Sport and Hobby Shop
Five Women Top 500 Mark In Women’s Major Bowling
Barb Wyss led with 214 and Bette Elmer 201 as five women surpassed 500 in Women’s Major. Helen Hayes paced with 543 in Keglerette while other top scores included Burgi 531 and Regula 221 for KC Cadiz. Team results list Ed and Ruth's Tavern, Roy's Tap, McGinnis Co. and others.
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Barb Wyss
Bette Elmer
Helen Hayes
Phyllis Burgi
Vi Kuban
Barb Park
Sam Regula
K. C. Cadiz
Ken Mahlberg
Sam Netzger
Bernard Lee
Sebastian Laeser
Tom
Burgi
Keglerette
Pauline Hemphill
Frances Miller
Millie Blum
Sharon Schramm
Judy Ingwell
Ruth’s Tavern
Teams, Trucks Inc
Monroe
Lila Reinking
Lil Schindler
Marty’s Dairy
Radke’ Studio
Don’s Standard Service
Ruf Wholesale
Pepsi Cola
Commercial and Savings Bank
Zesto
Wisconsin opens multiple hunting seasons and notes deer bow forecast
Some hunting seasons remain open in Wisconsin including deer bow hunting through December 31 with a projected 1967 take of 6000. Small game seasons run for ruffed grouse to December 31, squirrels and cottontail rabbits to January 31, and snowshoe rabbits are legal targets year round. Also reported is a seventh body from the December 10 Lake Monona crash, Ronald Caldwell of Memphis identified.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Division of Conservation
Ronald Caldwell
Memphis, Tenn
Lake Monona
Spring Grove Social Notes from Local Residents
Mrs. Herbert Mohns reports on church activities in Brodhead with the Christmas program at Emanuel EUB Church. Emil Hafen of Albany visits Beloit family after stopping at the Mohns home. Elmer Lundeen of Rockford spends Wednesday with his parents Will and Luella Meinert. Luella Wunschel of Juda visits Emil Goecks. Dennis joins Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Clark for a Sunday at Emma Meinert in Davis, Illinois. Gilbert Wendler hosts visitors from Beloit and Janesville. Delores Goodger of Delavan visits LaVerne Gadow. Leon Weidman visits his mother Josie Stocker at Monroe Manor.
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Leon Weidman
Emanuel Eub
Brodhead
Emil Hafen
Albany
Beloit
Herbert Mohns
Elmer Lundeen
Rockford
Will Meinert
Luella Wunschel
Juda
Emil Goecks
Stanley Clark
Dennis
Emma Meinert
Davis
Gilbert Wendler
Earl Goodger
Delores
Delavan
LaVerne Gadow
Milton Wendler
Janesville
Monroe Junior High seeks two custodians starting January 1
Applications are invited in the Monroe Junior High School Business Office for two custodians. The job offers a 50 hour work week, good salary and fringe benefits. Contact Business Administrator Mr. Stuckey at 325-5178 for details.
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Monroe Junior High School
Stuckey
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Roy’s Sanitary Dairy
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Tom's Silo Service
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Josie Stocker
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Menrose, Wa
van Heusen
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