Sparks Mueller Rolls 693 in Weekend Kegler Action
Marion Mueller of Pleasure rolled a 693 series with 289 and 255 high games in weekend kegler action to spark his team. Fred Wirtz added 581 as Pleasure’s second high, with Hervey Hoesly third high singleton at 233. Duane Kohl led Class League with 227 top game and Clair Deemer 518 season total. Minor No 3 saw Guerdon Heins 209 and Vie jarean tied at 559. Teams features include Eagle’s over Loews and Co, Niffenegger’s strong night, and Classic-Deemer on high scores.
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Pleasure
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Fred Wirtz
Hervey Hoesly
Duane Kohl
Clair Deemer
Guerdon Heins
Vie Jarean
Eagle
Loews and Co
Green
County Realty
Niffenegger
Hawley
Laverne Hayes
Ken Norder
Ken Roth
Coony
Bob Goecks
Dearth Mors
C H
Green County Vally
Coplien
Felder’s
Guerdon
Vic Jarean
Goecks
Tiger Kohl
Virgil Bowman
Teams
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Ferron’s
Tiger Firebirds
Counselmans
Eadies
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Monroe Cheesemakers Face Braveland Conference Test Tonight
Former Monroe residents now students and staff head home for break as the Monroe Cheesemakers host Brookfield Central Lancers of the Braveland Conference in a Jayvee at 6:30 p.m. and varsity at 8. The mystery opponent adds intrigue as last year’s champions, and former Monroe teachers Muenich and Rutsch in the Hamilton and Menomonee Falls leagues, provide local ties. The scene includes comparisons to past finals rallies and nearby schools Port Washington Cedarburg Brookfield East and Homestead, with ties to Mont and Menomonee Falls through staff connections.
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Monroe Cheesemakers
Brookfield Central Lancers
Braveland
Milwaukee
Jayvee
Charlie Jack
Jerry Muenich
Ken Rutsch
Hamilton
Menomonee Falls
Lancers
Port Washington
Cedarburg
Brookfield East
Homestead
Ron Barribeau
Inlaw
Ron
Mont
Prep wrestlers from Jayvees and varsity meet week scrimmages
Jayvees and varsity grapplers will spar in at least two practice scrimmages this week. State Line Joep, 40-1, visits Monroe Wednesday. Mineral Point travels Friday. Badger invasion of Stoughton Vin gs Jan 3 may decide the conference title as both squads seek unbeaten records.
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Monroe
Mineral Point
Wisconsin
Don Miller
Larry Davis
Cheesemakers
Jayvees
Varsity
Paul Hughes High Series Leads New Glarus Bowling Standings
Paul Hughes of the New Glarus Classic League posted a 624 series with 210 215 and 199 to top area action. Other strong New Glarus scores included Don Root 581 and John Bircher 579 while in Brodhead Lawrence Nipple led with 572 and Vincent Olson 217 helped teammates.
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Paul Hughes
New Glarus
Packers Go South See Snow Still Hit Weather
Packers head south to Tulsa for warm-up before NFL title showdown with the Dallas Cowboys. Four inches of snow blankets the practice field as coach Vince Lom ji contemplates moving south if conditions worsen.
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Tulsa
Okla
Green Bay Packers
Dallas Cowboys
Weather Bureau
Vince Lom Ji
Tulsa University
Dennis Ralston Turns Pro as Bakersfield Favorite Goes Pro
The top amateur tennis player from Bakersfield Dennis Ralston made official today the long rumored move turning professional. He exits amateur play to pursue a professional career and join the ranks of seasoned professionals.
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Bakersfield
Calif
E— Poo
Dennis Ralston
Holiday tournament opens with wins for Orangeville Forreston
Orangeville beat Leaf River 61 25 as Dan Van Houten led scorers with 18 and Virgil Kortmeier added 16. Forreston, defending champion, defeated Pearl City 69 55 with Dave Gesin 13 points leading the way. Pearl City’s Don Koehn had 35 in a losing effort.
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Forreston
Leaf River
Broncos
Dan van Houten
Virgil Kortmeier
Steve Penn
Pearl City
Cardinal
Dave Gesin
Bill Ross
Dennis Vietmeier
Don Koehn
Ron Hackbarth
Polo
Shannon
Lena Winslow
Hanover
Monroe Faces Brookfield Team In Action Tonight
Monroe Cheesemakers return after a week idle to host Brookfield Central in a Braveland Conference clash. The matchup revisits a 1965 state semi win for Monroe, a 75 74 thriller last year, and features Monroe’s guard duo Norder and Larson along with Holling leading scoring.
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Monroe
Brookfield
Gary Babler
Brookfield Central
Broveland
At & P.m
Jim Dearth
Charlie Jack
Central
Braveland
Jack
Cheesemen
Fort and
Kimberly
Jefferson
Badger
Dandolas to be buried in Las Vegas at Woodlawn Cemetery
Nicholas Andrea Dandolas nicknamed Nick the Greek, famed high roller, will be buried in Las Vegas at Woodlawn Cemetery after dying Sunday at Mt Sinai Hospital from complications following a heart attack. A spokesman for Edward Bros Colonial Mortuary announced the funeral set for Thursday.
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Los Angeles
Nicholas Andrea
Nick the Greek
Dandolas
Las Vegas
Nev
Edward Bros. Colonial Mortuary
Woodlawn
Mt. Sinlai Hospital
Packers Stars Speak on Football Fame and Pressure
Vince Lombardi condemns pro football exposure and Thanksgiving overkill while praising teamwork and tradition at Green Bay. Star players like Starr Davis and Wood emphasize unity, pride, and the profits of being champions as the club guards its simple game. Notre Dame and California figures weigh in on national TV, campus unrest, and did you know moments from pro and college football.
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Green Bay
NFL
Lombardi
Bart Starr
Willie Davis
Lombardi— Succes
Nitsehke
Wil Willie Wood
Packers
Washington, D.C
Maury Wills
Los Angeles Dodgers
Wills
Wood
Avatus Stone
Syracuse
Stone
Alan Ameche
Colt
Baltimore F
Michigan
Eghian
Notre Dame
Purdue
Ray Willsey
California
Berkeley
Browntown Social Notes and Local Visits
Browntown notes cover Mrs Theda Mau and the Mau family in Monroe. UW student Keith Burington and Gayle Buringtons at holidays. Mr and Mrs Glen Estes of Evansville visiting the M W Millers. Eva Green of Wisconsin Rapids staying with Miss Iva Tomlinson and Georgiana Divan. Tammie Mayne and family at Alpha Douglas anniversary in Darlington. John Roethsberger visiting relatives in Freeport. a Lost Act note. Pentagon admits civilian bomb damage in North Vietnam but says only military targets scheduled.
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Monroe
Keith Burington
Madison
Gayle Buringtons
Glen Estes
Evansville
M. W. Millers
Eva Green
Wisconsin Rapids
Iva Tomlinson
Georgiana Divan
Nick Mayne Tammie
Alpha Douglas
Darlington
John Malott
John Roethsberger
Freeport
Mary Blodgett
Washington
Pentagon
North Vietnam
U.S
Badgers Meet UCLA In Los Angeles Showdown
Wisconsin sophomore Eric Hendrickson is set to face UCLA star Lew Alcindor as the Badgers meet the top ranked Bruins in Los Angeles. Wisconsin arrives with a 3-3 record after losing to Illinois, hoping for a deep run in the tournament despite a rugged pre season schedule.
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UCLA
Los Angeles
Eric Hendrickson
Lew Alcindor
University of Wisconsin
Wisconsin
Illinois
Hendrickson
Alcindor
Bruins
Notre Dame
Lucious Allen
Irish
Lynn Shackelford
Mike Warren
Badger
John Erickson
Arizona
Southern California
Arkansas
Georgia Tech
Michigan
Madison
Marquette
Increasing Chicken Supply Upward Trend for 1967 Forecast
The Agriculture Department reports 3 percent more broiler-type eggs in incubators than a year ago. Broiler-chick production in November rose 8 percent from a year earlier to 212 million, averaging just over one per consumer. First 11 months of the year show a 9 percent rise to 2.52 billion, about 13 per capita.
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Agriculture Department
Christmas Guests Fill Monticello With Holiday Visits
Monticello residents welcomed relatives and friends for Christmas and holiday gatherings. Guests traveled from Madison, Monroe, LaCrosse, Milwaukee, Waupaca, Janesville, Richland Center, Brookyn, Rockford, and Highland Park. Families hosted meals and stayed for the holiday weekend with members of the Krieg Babler Danninghand Gempler Ringhand Knobel and Kammerer households among others.
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Neil Buechel
Brett
Danita
Verona
Jake Krieg
Julie Krieg
LaCrosse State University
Rinehart Theiler
Madison
Babler
J. F. Freitag
Henry Babler
Monroe
Darrell Hilliard
Danninghand
New Glarus
Stella Ringhand
Carroll
Brookilyn
Holcomb
Ringhand
Debby
Gladys Durst
Ed Wild
Phillip Knobel
Milwaukee
Fred Durtsechi
Donald Knobel
Henry Hefty
Elizabeth Rolph
Harvey Elmer
Milo Thurston
Joann
Ronnie
LaVerne Leaderman
Phil Bra
Rose Blumer
Julius
Emma Bieri Monroe
Alma Crangford
Ronald
Rockford
Jacob Wittenwyler
Wittenwyler
Hulda Vieri
R. W. Woelffer
Conrad Limp
Meta Behnken
Lake Mills
William Greub
Hannah Bindschaedler
Royal Woelffer
Julie
Jan
Todd
Margaret Kammerer
Highland Park
Ill
Kermit Kammerer
Quick Quiz aes are Quick Quiz aes are
Scientists place space beginning far above earths surface with no exact boundary. In an assembly a person has the floor when granted the privilege to speak by the presiding officer. China leads in swine production followed by the United States Germany Russia and Spain in that order.
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Space
Earth
China
United States
Germany
Russia
Spain
Newspaper Enterprise Association
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