Dearth Scores Forty In Cheesemen Win Over Brookfield
Monroe Cheesemakers rally to a 75 74 victory at Brookfield Central behind Jim Dearth's 40 points and four fouls in the fourth. Jeff Lueck sealed it with seven seconds left as Charlie Jack led Brookfield with 48. Dearth outscored him outside. Lancers briefly led late before Monroe pulled ahead.
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Braves allege Wisconsin expansion suit unconstitutional
In Milwaukee the Braves and the National League call Wisconsin plans to grant Milwaukee an expansion base ball team unconstitutional and an expropriation of private property. They accuse Attorney General LaFollette of abusing his powers in the anti trust action and seek dismissal plus a temporary restraining order to keep the Braves from Milwaukee next season as expansion proceeds.
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Nitschke Faces Jim Brown In NFL Title Clash
Green Bay star Ray Nitschke will key on Jim Brown in the NFL title game. Coach Vince Lombardi says the middle linebacker will move with Brown but not be the sole focus. Nitschke recalls past injuries and his maturation as a hard hitting, prideful defender ready for the battle.
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Hardell Heads West to Attend Rose Bowl Game
Monroe sports columnist Robert E. Hardell leaves for California to cover the Rose Bowl in Pasadena on New Year’s Day. He will visit Rodney Losberger, ex‑Monroe, now coach at Westmoor High in Daly City, and plans to send columns during a two week stay before returning Jan. 10.
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Wisconsin sets open turkey season rules for 1966
The Wisconsin Conservation Department announces a public hearing on January 11 at the Juneau County Courthouse to discuss proposed turkey hunting rules. Open season from April 16 to 30, 1966, with a one male turkey bag limit, 5 am to 10 am shooting hours, shotgun use only No BB shot, 112 square miles in Juneau and Wood Counties, random permit draws totaling up to 1100 for five three day periods, restrictions on calls dogs and electronic devices, and required armbands and turkey registration at Meadow Valley WCD Headquarters by 1 pm.
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Army Beats Wisconsin 4-2 After Penalty-Rich Third
Army survived a rough third period and a late Badger push to win 4-2 in Madison. Ken Smith and Parker Anderson each scored twice for the Cadets, who led 1-0 entering the final period and plan a rematch with Wisconsin Wednesday night.
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Stout Streak Falls in St Cloud Tourney
Stout ends a six game win streak with a 96-69 loss to St John’s Minn in St Cloud tourney. Beloit beats Winona State 90-66 to start season. Dominican beats Illinois-Chicago 103-92 in Racine Invitational. Carroll falls to Carleton 101-83 in Decorah Iowa. Dominican meets Lewis Ill for Racine title. Beloit vs Carleton in hopes of defending tourney crown. Joe Mucha adds 32 points in first Johnnies game after football season.
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Ohio Governor to Attend NFL Championship Game
Ohio Governor James A. Rhodes will attend the NFL championship game in Wisconsin after accepting an invitation from Governor Warren P. Knowles. Rhodes joined the betting action with a case of Ohio tomato juice and will receive Wisconsin cheese if the Cleveland Browns beat Green Bay.
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Ohio Governor Seeks Help to Land Cincinnati NFL Franchise
Ohio Governor asks Knowles to use influence with pro football friends to back Cincinnati in obtaining an NFL franchise. Knowles issued a proclamation naming Green Bay the football capital of the world. Columbus, home to Ohio State football, also carries that nickname.
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