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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1965

Page

7

Leagues Plan No Disciplinary Action in Signing

The National and American Football Leagues plan no action against Minnesota and Houston for signing four Oklahoma players before college eligibility expired. NCAA officials urge joint co operation to curb early signings and propose postponing drafts until after Jan. 1 to solve most of the problem while preparing for a possible Chicago convention meeting.

Murray Associated Press Minnesota Houston Oklahoma Walter Byers National Collegiate Athletic Association Byers Chicago NCAA Sooners Woodard AFL Pete Rozelle NFL American Football Coaches Association

Basketball Scores From Area Matches

Madison Central defeated Madison La Follette 59 to 52. Madison West beat Racine Park 62 to 53. Madison East earned an 81 to 41 victory over Kenosha Tremper. Racine Horlick won 75 to 53 against Kenosha Bradford. Janesville edged Beloit 69 to 53. Belmont won 60 to 56 over Potosi. Boscobel topped Clinton 53 to 21.

Madison Central Madison la Follette Madison West Racine Park Madison East Kenosha Tremper Racine Horlick Kenosha Bradford Janesville Beloit Belmont Potosi Boscobel Clinton

Warriors Face Loyola and Xavier in Home Stand

Marquette, mired with seven losses in ten starts, hosts Loyola on Wednesday and Xavier Saturday as coach Al McGuire seeks a win. DePaul, fueled by Dave Mills and a 19 point half, defeated Marquette 72 54 while Rocke Calvelli led with 12 and Tom Flynn was held to six.

Loyola Xavier al McGuire Cagers Wisconsin DePaul Chicago Stadium Loyola of Chicago Warriors Marquette Jesse Nash Blue Demons Dave Mills Mills Paul Corbins de Paul Rocke Calvelli The Tom Flynn

West Allis athletes lead Wisconsin ice speed skating title

Wayne Le Bombard led West Allis to the Wisconsin ice speed skating championship with wins in the senior men's mile and two mile events and runner up in the 220 and 440. Teammates also won class titles as West Allis totaled 145 points while Madison finished runner up with 110.

Madison Wayne le Bombard West Allis le Bombard Bill Heinkel Pete Mueller Vau Claire Waupaca Deonomowoe Waukesha Fond du Lac Whitefish Bay

Packers Fall 24-17 in Pro Playoff Bowl Defeat

Green Bay coach Vince Lombardi decried a poor showing after the Packers lost to the St. Louis Cardinals 24-17 in the Pro Playoff Bowl before 56,218. Bart Starr threw for 129 yards with an interception as Green Bay struggled against a blitzing Cardinal defense. Lombardi hinted at future trades while praising Cleveland’s fate the previous year as a possible omen.

Vince Lombardi Packers St. Louis Cardinals Lombardi Cardinals Green Bay Bart Starr St. Louis Paul Hornung Max McGee Cleveland Browns Cleveland

AAWU Revises Rose Bowl Selection Process

PASADENA Calif The Pacific Athletic Conference AAWU has begun a restudy of Rose Bowl selection and balloting methods. Robly C Will of the Y Frvensen conmil continues developing recommendations for next year's contender. Stan Bates Washington State athletic director was named to chair the committee.

Pasadena Calif Pacific Athletic Conference AAWU Robly C. Will Y Frvensen Conmilues Seassy Oregon State California Oregon Star Michigan Oregon Suday Washington State Stan Bates

Combustion Takes Lead by Winning First Half Playoff

Industrial Combustion's keg team beat Huber Brewers two games to one to break a first half tie in the Sportsman's League playoff. Top scorers were Hauser 180 154 228 562 Mueller 156 203 198 Stauffacher 178 201 176 555 Christensen 168 201 152 521 Ingwell 164 163 176 503.

Industrial Combustion

Wisconsin Bowling Tourney Opens With Big Entry List

Milwaukee January tournament begins with 2,145 teams vying for about 70 thousand dollars in prize money. Entries also include 4,008 doubles units and 8,306 singles across the event.

Milwaukee Wisconsin

Badgers Ready To Attack Iowa In Big Ten Showdown

Wisconsin and Iowa meet in a Big Ten basketball game after strong showings in holiday tournaments. Wisconsin hopes to slow Iowa’s favorites role, while players Stelter Schoeneck Morenz and Morenz battle for rotation as Gustafson nurses injury. The Badgers seek momentum after a Rainbow Classic run and a 3-4 season start.

Iowa City Iowa Wisconsin Hawkeyes Southern California Minnesota Los Angeles Honolulu Johnny Erickson Erickson Badgers Hawaii Hawaii Marines Marines Sfoot Keith Stelter Gfoot Tom Schoeneck Paul Morenz Morenz Ken Gustafson Gustafson Stelter and Schoeneck Mark Zubor Illinois Towa

Gophers Sweep Badgers In 6-1 Hockey Victory

Minnesota defeated Wisconsin 6-1 to sweep the two game series. The Gophers scored two in the first period, one in the second and three in the final period. Wisconsin moves to 6-4 on the season while Minnesota stands at 5-4.

Gophers Madison Minnesota Wisconsin

Monticello Firemen Respond to Three Farm Calls

Monticello Fire Department answered three calls on Saturday. At 8:15 a.m. a car burned in a garage at the Rollo LaRosh farm with damage to the vehicle. At 10:00 a.m. a burning tractor at the Fred Grossen farm sustained considerable damage. At 7:00 p.m. firefighters aided in extinguishing a chimney fire at the Sam Goecks farm with no damage reported.

Monticello Rollo LaRosh Fred Grossen Sam Goecks

St Victor's CYO Tramples Madison St James 80 to 35

St Victor's CYO dominated Madison St James 80 35 as Jupp and Stauf each scored 22 points. Lumina led Madison with 11 while Gronli added eight. Flanaga Conors Doyle scored 10 each for Monroe. Monroe opened with an 18 8 first quarter lead and widened the gap in the second half.

Verly Jupp Jerry Stauftacher St. Victor CYO Madison St. James Lumina Madison Gronli Roger Flanaga Mike Conors Mike Doyle Monroe Pat Planagan Terry Pritz St. Vietor’s

Gallatin Rejoins Knicks as Coach in Quick Return

Harry Gallatin, 37, is named coach of the New York Knickerbockers after guiding St. Louis to a 99-89 win over New York and being fired by the Hawks. No salary is announced, but believed in the 20 000 to 25 000 range. He succeeds Eddie Donovan, who remains as general manager.

New York Harry Gallatin New York Knickerbockers Gallatin Knicks St. Louis Hawks Eddie Donovan Donovan NBA

Gallatin Iron Man of Knicks Had 682 Streaks and All-Star Feats

Gallatin known for his fight ing feuding creed as player and coach titled Iron Man for 682 straight regular season games and 64 straight playoff contests. He played in seven league All-Star games with the Knicks and is the only New York player named to the All-Star first team. He set team records with 1098 rebounds in a season and 33 rebounds in a game against Fort Wayne in 1953.

Boston Celtics Gallatin Creed Iron Man NBA Dolph Schayes John Kerr Knicks New York Fort Wayne

Lamprey Fight May Allow Lake Trout Fishing

Udall commends Great Lakes Fishery Commission for lamprey control in Lake Superior. Lampreys reduced 8 percent through tributary treatments, aiding lake trout recovery. Plans extend control to Lake Michigan with initial test series by summer 1966.

Wadhmlun Lake Superior Steward L. Udahll Great Lakes Fishery Commission United States Canada Lake Michigan

Big 18 Opens Rugged Big Ten Title Run

The Big Ten basketball race starts with Indiana unbeaten after nine nonleague wins hosting Illinois (8-2) while Wisconsin meets Iowa in another key game. Northwestern visits Indiana on TV as Illinois faces Michigan and other matchups set the stage for a hard first week. Minnesota beat Detroit 80-66. Ohio State edged Georgia Tech 73-68. Michigan lost to St Johns 75-74 at the Holiday Festival.

Chicago Indiana Illinois Wisconsin Iowa Northwestern Michigan Michigan State Minnesota Ohio State Purdue Illini Ilini Detroit Lou Hudson Georgia Tech Jim Shalfer Wolverines St John'’s New York Michigon Nebraska

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