Scouts eye linemen over stars in NFL draft outlook
An Associated Press survey shows scouts and front-office personnel favor big linemen and versatile backs for the 1972 NFL draft. Boilermaker Dave Butz and LSU's Bert Jones head a list of prospects, while Heisman winner Johnny Rodgers draws mixed opinions due to size.
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Utah State
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Greg Pruitt
Oklahoma
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Miami
Fla
Wally Chambers
Eastern Kentucky
John Matuszak
Tampa
Charlie Young
Southern California
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Michigan
Chicago Bears
Jim Seymour
Wali Jones health update leaves Bucks in limbo
WALI JONES MILWAUKEE AP Walt Jones cleared by Philadelphia doctors but Bucks suspend him again for evaluation by Bucks physicians. The veteran guard remains on medical suspension without pay after weight and stamina concerns were cited.
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Pro Prospects Highlight Incoming NFL Draft Class
Scouting notes spotlight top prospects including Greg Marx and Butz as strong defensive linemen. Notre Dame standout 6'5" 240 lb lends pass rush vs Walt Patulski comparison. Cornerbacks James Thomas Mike Holmes Burgess Owens draw interest. Lineman Ray Guy from Southern Mississippi weighs in as rangy punter and safety.
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Oregon State
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Monroe and Fort Atkinson Clash Tonight in Dual Meet
Monroe High hosts Fort Atkinson for basketball and wrestling tonight with basketball idle until Jan. 5. The Monticello Alumni game follows Dec 28 at 8 p.m. featuring two Grant groups and a free throw contest. Fort leads 4-1 in Badger. Monroe 3-2.
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Willie Elmer
Pickett
Woody Wilson
Basketball Tonight Badger Conference Matchups
Fort Atkinson visits Monroe as Sun Prairie faces Jefferson and Middleton hosts Stoughton. Monona Grove plays Edgerton while Monroe also hosts Fort Atkinson in a separate wrestling event with Edgerton at Monona Grove and Stoughton at Middleton.
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Winter weather shifts dampen Wisconsin outdoor recreation
Arctic warmth brings rain fog and warm winds reducing snowpack. DNR reports degrade snowmobiling from excellent to poor. some ski hills in the southeast show fair to good but bare bases with little new snow. Hazardous slush ice and risky lake conditions prompt cautions for ice anglers and snowmobilers. hunting remains decent in Jackson County with grouse numbers up near Black River Falls.
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Nipple Leads Monroe Bowling Night with 621 Series
Lee Nipple rolled a 621 series and 247 game in the Monroe City League at Turner Hall Lanes. Tony Wand totaled 595, Roger Cheese 2729 team pins. other leagues include Junior Tofte 562 in INDUSTRIAL and Bill Severson 570 in VICTORY. Also noted are JoAnn Treuthardt 558 in PLEASURE and various team standings and scores.
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Roger Cheese
Junior Tofte
Don Ogden
Bill Severson
Wally Speich
Speich
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Bill Smith
Bob Wuetrich
Ernie Spring
Monroe Milling
Glen’s Barbershop
Schuetze Clothes
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Moore Business Forms
Sebastian Laeser
Don Schoenick
Dick Bruny
Duane Rackow
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Rackow
Best marks and standings in Monroe leagues
The Monroe leagues feature top individuals and teams across men and women. Notable marks include Hugh Durgin 679 and Clayt Olson 673 in men and Sue Rothenbuehler 649 with JoAnn Treuthardt 600 in women. Leading teams include General Tires 2868 and Trucks Inc 2860 in the team series with strong showings from Baumgartner’s and Goecks Sunoco.
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Clayt Olson
Willie Kolden
Jerry Dwyer
Sam Regula
Don Prien
Burt Bacon
Wally Miller
Fred Sickel
Dave Eley
General Tires
B.j.’S Penthouse
Goecks Sunoco
Roger Cheese
Baumgartner
Judy Bauman
Betty Sorenson
Sue Rothenbuehler
Lila Reinking
Kay Berndt
JoAnn Treuthardt
Trucks Inc
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Monroe Cheese Corp
Prien & Ritschard
Bauman & Davidson
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