Teams rebound in league openers after opening losses
In night games of the Adult Basketball League, Vern Schneider poured in 24 for Winslow who fell 71 69 to Joe's White Elephant. Blanchardville Oilers edged Swiss Colony 50 48 in overtime as White hit the game clincher. Juda banked 51 44 versus Ist National Bank Teachers with four players in double figures led by Buttke 14 and Wunschel 12. Ruge led Bankers Teachers with eight points in the loss.
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Fred Feldt
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Gary Ruge
Paul Schoenike
Larry Rackow
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Schnieder
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White
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Jim Collins
Bob Leistikow
Frank Erickson
Oilmen
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TriState
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Colony
Joe's
Monroe to face Brookfield Central in third meeting
Next Tuesday night Monroe and Brookfield Central meet for the third time this season after Monroe won the state tourney semi final two years ago and again last year. Chuck Turner now coaches the Lancers with Johnny and Charley Jack among the graduated stars. A long religious holiday pause follows with no games on Christmas Eve or Day and a slate of bowls on television. The Badger agers depart Madison as the season progresses toward the holidays.
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Lancer
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Marshfield
Bob Willie
Charley Jack
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Tex
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Badgers Meet No. 1 UCLA In Holiday Classic Opener
Wisconsin plays UCLA in the Los Angeles holiday basketball classic. UCLA led by Lew Alcindor faces Wisconsin with John Erickson’s Badgers boasting Eric Henderson and a growing lineup including Keith Burington and Tom Mitchell. Ohio and other Big Ten schools also compete as teams travel west for the week long tournament.
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Madison West Beats Memorial In High School Basketball
Madison West 82 Madison Memorial 56 in a high school basketball game. Other scores include Mount Horeb 71 Verona 63 and Beaver Dam 83 West Bend 72. Snow depth reports from Rib Mountain Ski Area. base 6 to 18 inches, machine snow 12 to 18 inches. slopes in good condition. Bobby Burnett named AFL Rookie of the Year by AP.
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Spartans Hold On In Wild Monticello South Wayne Showdown
Nine players reached double figures as Albany Comet coached Spartans beat the Ponies with a late rally. For Sparta: Jackson Sack Obert Severson and Minder stepped up, McGuire hit the clinching free throw after Gibbons fouled out. For South Wayne: Benkert Hill Gibbons Hefty Huntley paced scoring along with starter Tink Mitchell who fouled early. Fritz Benkert narrowed the gap with a late free throw and the Ponies missed a final long shot with five seconds left.
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Tink Mitchell
South Wayne
Roger Mayer
Larry McGuire
Minder
McGuire
Fritz Benkert
Badger Teams Score Victories In Local Matchups
Stoughton edged Edgewood 87 to 83 and Middleton beat Mineral Point 61 to 54 in non league play. Doug Finkelmeyer scored 20 for Middleton. Steve Eastwood 17 and Mike May 14 helped Stoughton, while Rod Uphoff led Edgewood with 31. Mt Horeb defeated Verona 71 to 63 as Emerson led with 19.
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Mike May
Ron Schwarz
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Vikings
Dave Harried
Vince Sweeny
Crusader
Rod Uphoff
Mt. Horeb
Verona
Wisconsin
Tom Emmerson
Dale Burgenske
Whitewater Star Davis to Lead Monroe Cheese makers Football
Larry Davis, a Whitewater alum and former small college all star, will coach Monroe Cheese makers in 1967 after Gary Ruge resigns. Davis, teaching biology and earth science in Monroe, notes the squad will be young but hopes to craft a winning season despite a 2-6 finish this year.
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California
Larry Davis
Whitewater
Los Angeles Rams
Davis
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Warhawks
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Monroe
Skating Rinks Readied for City Hockey Action
Two city skating rinks at Lincoln and Twining Park were flooded for use with hockey. Rink supervision schedules include Lincoln weekdays 4 5 pm and 7 9 pm, Saturdays 9 11 30 am 1 5 pm 7 9 pm, Sundays 2 5 pm and 7 9 pm. Twining Park hosts Tuesday Thursday 7 9 pm and weekends 2 5 pm. Ron Barri Bea u recreation director notes adult and family use encouraged. Ron Mauermann oversees Lincoln, Pat Vincent Twining.
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Barribeau
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Chuck Hughes Rolls 603 in Kegler Action
Chuck Hughes topped City League with a 603 series and 231 game. Chet Matthews and Cliff Hunt tied for high singles at 230, while Al Goepfert had the runner up 589 series. Industrial's Nate Klassy won the series contest with 537, and Jerry Zuhlke posted 581 in another set.
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Kegler
Hughes
Chet Matthews
Cliff Hunt
al Goepfert
Industrial
Nate Klassy
Bill Marsh
Victory
Jerry Zuhlke
Latverne Hayes
Nellie Hawkinson
Dorothy Schott
Singleton
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Bernie
Hixson
Judy Bauman
William Schindler
Robert’s Rollers
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Swiss Colony Data
Century Belles
Dells Cheese
Industrial Combustion
South Side Pure Oil
Baumgartners
Lloyd Retzlaff
Loren Fritz
Clark
Oaktron
Baumgartner’s
Roger Cheese
Dean's Milk
Eaton's Bar
Zweifel Nets 672 As New Glarus Action High
Liuck struck 672 in New Glarus at Swiss Lanes with 202 243 and 227 games in the Major League. Other top scores reported were Ray Willoughby 180 209 201 610 Fred Goecks 570 Ron Elsner 553 Jim Sarbacker 538 Bill Schneeberger 537 and Fred Bircher 530.
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New Glarus
Ray Willoughby
Fred Goecks
Ron Elsner
Jim Sarbacker
Bill Schneeberger
Fred Bircher
All Star selections name eight for Eastern Division
Wilt Chamberlain and Oscar Robertson head a list of eight players chosen today to play for the Eastern Division in the 17th annual All Star game in San Francisco at Cow Palace on January 10.
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Wilt Chamberlain
Oscar Robertson
San Francisco
Cow Palace
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