Indiana Faces Wildcats Next
Indiana hosts Northwestern as the Hoosiers seek to stay atop the Big Ten. Jimmy Rayl tops scoring at 31.3, Tom Bolyard adds 19.7, while Illinois idle until a Champaign clash. Northwestern's Rich Falk 22.8 and Rick Lopossa 16.4 pace the Wildcats.
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Grams To Start Again Tomorrow
Wisconsin coach John Erickson plans lineup changes for the Big Ten clash with Minnesota. He mentions Bob Johnson at forward to guard Eric Magdanz, with Lon Ostrom at guard and Dave Grams likely at one guard, as he weighs front line choices and target sizes. Minnesota sits at 3-2 in conference. Wisconsin 1-2 with 11 Big Ten games remaining.
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Mike Thayer Sparks Boys Bowling Lead
Mike Thayer regained the top spot in the Boys High School Bowling League with a 518 series on 176 162 180. Tom Rupnow posted the high game of 181 but failed to complete the series. Other scores include Tom Lovelace 138 162 147 447 Bill Schuetze 131 147 146 424 and Raoul Wuethrich 118 156 XX 274. XX indicates the third game could not be bowled after classes.
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Shark) Schuetze
Raoul Wuethrich
Packer Knafelee Signs Movie TV Contract Start Work Tuesday
Green Bay Packer veteran Packer Knafelee has signed a Warner Bros movie and television contract after a screen test. He will fly to Los Angeles next Tuesday to begin work while remaining focused on football and his Green Bay school supply business.
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Monroe Matmen Set For Badger Conference Meet
Monroe entries for the Badger Conference wrestling meet at the high school gym are led by coach Ralph Neale. Preliminary rounds start 9 a.m. with noon semifinals, 7 p.m. consolation, and 8 p.m. finals. Bracketed hope centers on five potential champions and several undefeated or high win leaders across weight classes.
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Ralph Neale
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Dave Pick
Gayle Barrelt
Dick Barry
Ed Anderson
Brian Reed
Tim Dillon
Bill Deininger
Mike Krebs
Richard Kubly
Burt Wiltfang
Stoughton
Tom Madsen
Edgerton
Doug Behling
Monona Grove
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College Basketball Scores and National Rebounding Leader
Cincinnati 65 Drake 60 at Loyola Chicago 118 Washington St Louis 58 St Louis 73 Marquette 62 National stats show Wes Seyller of Lakeland College leading rebounding with 22.7 per game. Rent ads appear in Monroe Evening with contact options.
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Zuhlke Leads 616 Honor in Recreation Club Bowling Night
William Zuhlke rolled a 616 honor series and 225 game to pace the Recreation Club team to 2,825 in the 32nd Annual Men’s Handicap Bowling Tournament at Turner Hall. Junction House edged the field with 2,883 as top team. results span singles doubles and all events with leaders listed for the two week meet.
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Vic Marean
Nicklaus Leads Palm Springs Golf Classic On Hot Putters
Jack Nicklaus and Gary Player surged into the third round of the $50,000 Palm Springs classic at Tamarisk, Nicklaus firing seven birdies for a 35 31 and a 135 total to lead. Arnold Palmer sits eight back with rounds of 71 and 72, lamenting his putting as he trails in a crowded field.
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Six Women Post 500-Plus Marks In City Bowling
Vi Kuban led with 542 across 207 166 169 as six women surpassed 500 in a league night. Marian Kerr 538 Leona Gruenewald 528 Ruthella Flannery 517 Bette Elmer 516 Clarice Spoerry 516, bringing total honor series to 154 this season and 47 in the Pleasure League. Men’s tournament limited other action. kickoff noted for Sunday. Team results show Bauman’s Kitchens and Ally Kats at 2-1 among others.
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Marty Elected By Bowhunters
Monticello Times Special reports Marshall Bluff Bowhunters elected Lawrence F. Marty as president and discussed a new clubhouse. Roy Bissig is vice president, Robert Wittenwyler secretary treasurer, with Dave Holcomb and Dan Benkert as directors. Benkert and Reynold Zeller named reps to Wisconsin Bowhunters and Field Archery associations. A card party is planned for Friday February 15 with meetings the second Saturday each month at Taylor’s Cities Service.
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Monticello Social Notes Record Visits and Guests
Mrs. O. D. Curtis and Mrs. Walter J. Marty hosted visiting couples in Monticello on Wednesday evening. UW Madison students Beth Ann Schuler and Jane Lutz stayed with Mrs. Ella Voegels on Tuesday. Rosanda Richards, a UW student, visited her mother Mrs. Yolanda Richards before returning to Madison.
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Dodgers Chief Walt Alston and Terry Brennan to Speak
Milwaukee event names Los Angeles Dodgers manager Walt Alston and former Notre Dame coach Terry Brennan as the featured speakers for the Fraternal Order of Eagles Athlete of the Year dinner on February 7.
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Fraternal Order of Eagles
Film Clips Show Officiating Errors Reviewed by Big Ten
Big Ten coaches and Commissioner Bill Reed reviewed film of officiating errors from last fall. They concluded most issues were omissions rather than miscalls, noting 70 percent of faults were failures to see something wrong. The session covered about 8 500 plays with 200 to 225 flagged incidents across the season.
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Big Ten
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Outer Mongolia Divides Into Somons With Local Schools
Outer Mongolia is organized into somons or counties each operating its own schools and first aid stations.
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Roosh and Holling spark 56-16 Spartans win in league game
Larry Roosh and Bob Holling each scored 20 as the Spartans routed the Little Globetrotters 56-16. Roosh added 10 in the third, Holling 10 in the fourth, while Larry Allen 8, Lisser 6 and Williams 2 supported the victory.
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