Kohl Records a 595 Series Leads Classic League Night
Duane Kohl paced the Classic League with a 595 series and 234 single, while LaVerne Hayes posted a 580 series and 253 game. Junction House led team scores with 2430, and minor league action saw Herb Goecks top the field with a 591 series and 212 game.
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Kegler
LaVerne Hayes
Junction House
Herb Goecks
Ken Priewe
Roger Moe
Bob Nafzger
Eagles
Firebirds
Jerry Engebretson
Don Hugdahl
Bill Moon
Niffeneggers
Fred Gobels
Wallace Lindsay
Monroe Sales Co
Windy Acres
Monroe Sales
Washington Implement
Treuthardt Stockyards
Dick Brunner
Joe McGuire
Heinzelmans
Felders
Green County Realty
Headquarters
Coplien Painters
Mike Wuthrich
Ferron’s
Counselman’s
Wiemans
Bog and Wigs
Marion Mueller
Don Ottison
Hubers
Swiss Colony
Simmons
Hawleys
Spoerry’s
Martins
Gemplers
Turner Hall
Fred Gobeli
Walt Graber
William Wuethrich
Mobil Oil
Mueller Cheese
Grace Lutheran
Green County Salvage
Viking site near L'Anse aux Meadows dated to 1000 A.D.
Radiocarbon dating of char coal from ruins near L'Anse aux Meadows, Newfoundland, indicates the site was occupied around 1000 A.D. during Leif Ericson and other Viking voyages from Greenland to North America.
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Leif Ericson
Greenland
North America
Michigan Reclaims No 1 In Updated Basketball Poll
Michigan top selections on 28 of 42 ballots with 387 points after an 87 85 win over Wichita. Wichita slips to second with 317 points. Minnesota UCLA St Louis rise in a reshuffled top ten led by Illinois Indiana and Davidson entering the list.
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Wolverines
Wichita
Duke
Minnesota
UCLA
St. Louis
San Francisco
Illinois
Indiana
Davidson
St. John’s
Wheatshockers
Drake
Utah
Kentucky
Houston Oilers to Name Hugh Taylor as Head Coach
The Houston Oilers planned to introduce Hugh Bones Taylor 41 at a 1 p.m. EST news conference as the new head coach. Taylor, an Oilers assistant and former Redskins receiver, was a prominent figure in coaching speculation after Sammy Baugh’s resignation to tend his ranch in west Texas.
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Houston Oilers
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Bones) Taylor
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Washington Redskins
Sammy Baugh
Baugh
West
Texas
Steelers Sign Roy Jefferson In Second Round Deal
The Pittsburgh Steelers announced the signing of Roy Jefferson, Utah's flashy end and halfback, a 6 foot 1 inch 195 pound player. Jefferson was the Steelers first pick in the NFL draft but went in the second round after a prior trade. He was the Chargers AFL No. 2 choice.
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Pittsburgh Steelers
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Indiana Extends Streak to Seven
Indiana beat Notre Dame 107-81 to extend its unbeaten run to seven games. Purdue erased a 20 point deficit to beat Ohio University 79-73, and Iowa crushed North Dakota 105-65 setting a school scoring mark. Michigan State hosts Loyola of Chicago as Minnesota eyes sixth win.
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Indiana
Notre Dame
Big Ten
Purdue
Iowa
Boilermakers
Ohio University
North Dakota
Arizona
Minnesota
Loyola of Chicago
Loyola of New Orleans
Michigan State
Ohio State
Brigham Young
Hoosiers
al Harden
Tom VanArsdale
Harlen
Dave Schellhase
Chris Perrall
George Peeples
Hawkeyes
Ken Banaszek
Parisians Petition Against Monstrous Tower
Prominent Parisians in 1887 condemned the Eiffel Tower as monstrous and useless urging authorities to reconsider the project amid public debate over the landmark’s purpose and future.
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Eiffel Tower
Paris
Monroe Rifle Club tops Madison Red in close match
The Monroe Rifle Club defeated the Madison Red Rifle team 1,454 to 1,445 at the Madison range. Both squads posted 500s in prone with Monroe leading in sitting 498-486 and offhand 456-449. Notable scores included Kiel, Drake, Raymer, Pfund, Witt with perfect prone rounds and Pope Herr Standish Henderson excelling for Madison.
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Madison Red
Madison Range
Monroe
Orville Kiel
Martin Hanna
Paul Witt
Lawrence Raymer
George Raymer
Madison
Clarence Drake
Larence Drake
Herb Pfund
Homer Thompson
Russ Pope
Vern Herr
Don Standish
Ed Siebert
Forest Henderson
Lyle Siebert
al Trumpy
Lyle Floeter
Robert Zimmerly
Kiel
C. Drake
L. Drake
L. Raymer
H. Pfund
M. Hanna
R. Vogel
R. Penniston
H. Thompson
P. Witt
G. Raymer
A. Aeberhardt
Globetrotters topple Blue Devils in 53 to 21 rout
The Globetrotters beat the Blue Devils 53 to 21 in Little League Basketball League play. They led 11-4 after one quarter and 25-10 at halftime, finishing with a 28-11 second half margin. Vikings edged Spark Plugs 20-10 in a defensive night, after a 4-2 first quarter lead and a scoreless second.
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Blue Devils
Vikings
Spark Plugs
Zubor Leads Badgers In Scoring Before Honolulu Trip
University of Wisconsin guard Mark Zubor tops scoring with 135 points in six games averaging 22.5. Ken Barnes, Jim Bohen, and Ken Gustafson follow with 76 and 61 points respectively. Wisconsin 3-3 prepares for the Honolulu Invitational with Boston College as opening round foe. team to fly to Honolulu Thursday.
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Madison
Mark Zubor
University of Wisconsin
Ken Barnes
Jim Bohen
Ken Gustafson
Badgers
Boston College
Wisconsin
Badger
John Erickson
University of San Francisco
Honolulu
Freshmen Triumph 51-47 Over Darlington
The Monroe High School Fresh team defeated Darlington 51-47 at the Monroe gym. Led by 11 points from Fred Ott and Bill Spring, other scorers included Ron Smith with eight, Scott Haberman with six, and Dave Craige and Dave Goetz with five each. Berger led Darlington with 13 followed by Chellevold with 10. Monroe led 27-25 at halftime, outscored 3rd quarter 12-7, but Darlington again outscored 4th 15-12. Next game is Wednesday December 30 against Albany in Monroe.
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Darlington
Monroe Gymnasium
Fred Ott
Bill Spring
Ron Smith
Scott Haberman
Dave Craige
Dave Goetz
Berger
Redbirds
Chellevold
Cheesemakers
Monroe
Albany
Forestry experts weigh eucalyptus as wood shortage solution
Forestry experts consider the eucalyptus as a potential answer to the nationwide wood shortage. The discussions focus on rapid growth, suitability for various uses, and regional adaptability amid supply pressures.
Wilson Survives Shakeup of Lions
Detroit Lions Coach George Wilson kept his job after a house-cleaning that dismissed five assistants. President William Clay Ford announced an indefinite contract extension for Wilson while firing Aldo Forte, Don Doll, Bob Nussbaumer, Les Bingaman, and Sonny Grandelius. Ford insisted the changes were the coach's choice and allowed Wilson to hire a new staff.
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George Wilson
Detroit Lions
William Clay Ford
Ford Motor Co
Lions
Wilson
Ford
Edwin J. Anderson
Aldo Forte
Don Doll
Bob Nussbaumer
Les Bingaman
Sonny Grandelius
Nussbaum
Forte
Bingaman
Nussbaumer
Adult League Basketball Actions Tomorrow Night
Two games are scheduled at the Junior High School gym. The Teachers face Blumer's Drug Store at 7 p.m. followed by Bernies versus The Office at 8 p.m.
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Bernies
The
Office
Rent Ads Request Contact in Monroe Evening Times
Reach the renters quickly with rent ads. To place them come in or phone 325-5101 in Monroe Evening Times.
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