Herb Geecks Sparks Keglers Action Here
Herb Geecks led last night’s kegler action with a 255 single and 596 series in the Men’s Major League. Other top scores included Ernie Spring 222, Kari Brandenberg 221, Whitey Engebretson 587, and Marco’s posting a 40 mark for the night.
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Herb Geecks
Kegler
Ernie Spring
Kari Brandenberg
Jerry Zuhike
Whitey Engebretson
Engebretson
Mike Wuthrich
Glen Brecklin
Brandenberg
Slim
Tap
Schlitz
Marco’s
Ron Bear
Ort Robertson
Lee Kubly
Nate Deininger
Otto Erzinger
Bob Rufenacht
Duke Etter
Rufenacht
Etter
Russ Myers
Clayt Olson
Tony Wand
Bill Stuckey
Myers
Wand
Monroe Cheese Corp
Dorman Cheese
Eagles Club
Swiss Cheese Shop
Gloria Rieder
Judy Wilhelms
Leona Hanson
Betty Ritschard
Marilyn Hartwig
Lillian Falk
Lavon Prien
Wainwright Pharmacy
Wainwright Pharmacy Gained Team Honors With A 2,241 Series While Gempler
Tiger Pure Oilers
Herb Goecks
Karl Brandenberg
Moorman
Badger
Clinic
Nitehawk
Heins
NCPS
Phil’s
Behring
Bowen
L. P. Gas
Pat
Tuesday Nite Sr
Bob Rusenaeht
Clayton Olson
South Wayne Oil
Goecks DX
Massachusetts Mutual
Rees Construction
City and Country
Lilian Falk
Gempler Tires
Tiger Pure Oil
Lime Acres
LA Open marks start of 1966 pro golf season
The Los Angeles Open opens the 1966 season with a pro am prelude offering an extra 5000 in prize money. At Rancho Municipal Golf Course 7000 yards par 71 the field includes Paul Harney Bill Casper Jr Arnold Palmer and others while Gary Player and Jack Nicklaus are absent. The purse totals 12000 with 40 of the top 50 PGA money winners entered as the event shifts to a Sunday finish for TV revenue.
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Los Angeles
Bill Casper Jr
Arnold Palmer
Tony Lema
Palmer
Las Vegas
Gary Player
South Africa
Jack Nicklaus
Rancho Municipal
Harney
Schellhase Sparks Purdue Past Notre Dame in Big Ten Tilt
Purdue crushed Notre Dame 109 to 92 as Dave Schellhase exploded for 42 points. The win boosts the Big Ten edge over non-conference foes and signals the league's early start with Illinois at Indiana and Purdue visiting Northwestern in a regionally televised matchup.
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Chicago
Purdue
Notre Dame
Dave Schellhase
Schellhase
Boilermakers
Big Ten
Illinois
Wisconsin
Indiana
Minnesota
Michigan State
Northwestern
Michigan
Ohio State
Iowa
Lincoln Keeps Top Cage Rating
Lincoln remains Wisconsin's No 1 high school basketball team in the AP Big Ten poll. Alma leads the Little 10 with Ortold and Portage rising. Milwaukee Pius, Monona Grove, Appleton Xavier, La Crosse Central, Barron, Wisconsin Lutheran fill the elite.
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Milwaukee
Lincoln
Wisconsin
Associated Press
Alma
Sheboygan South
la Crosse Central
Barron
Wisconsin Lutheran
Orfordville
Greenwood
Superior Cathedral
Skating Finals Set for Saskatoon Event in Canada
The North American Olympic style speed skating championships will be staged in Saskatoon February 12 and 13 marking the first time the event is skated in Canada.
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Saskatoon
Canada
Spark Plugs and Celtics Earn Narrow Little League Wins
The Spark Plugs defeated the War Hawks 31-23 with an 11-6 final stanza edge. The Celtics routed the Wolverines 35-27 after leading 26-19 in the third quarter and holding a 17-16 halftime margin.
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Spark Plugs
Celtics
Warhawks
Wolverines
Monroe Matmen Battle Sun Prairie Tonight
Monroe and Sun Prairie meet in a wrestling clash as Jayvee at 6 30 p m and varsity about 7 45 p m Two lineup notes include Mike Deininger at 165 pounds and Bill Kubly at 112 pounds Other starters for Monroe include Wuetrich Klemm Kubly Mayer Digman Lisser Haldiman Ziltener Ziltener and Wilde Monroe holds 0 3 in conference play while Sun Prairie is unbeaten after a Christmas scrimmage period with Rockford West.
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Monroe
Sun Prairie
Don Miller
Mike Deininger
Bill Kubly
Miller
Steve Wuetrich
Tom Klemm
Dan Mayer
Aaron Digman
Richard Lisser
Gene Haldiman
Joe Ziltener
Larry Kranig
Ken Pick
Jim Wilde
Cardinals
Badger
Rockford West
Ziltener
Wuetrich
Warren Warriors Second in Forreston Holiday Tourney
Warren High School basketball team finished second in the Forreston Holiday Tournament, losing 46 to 40 to Forreston in the finals. They previously defeated Freeport Again and Walnut 61 60 in a thriller, with coach Larry Gentry guiding a Jo Daviess County League leading squad. Their only other setback came against Rockford Auburn.
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Warren
Warren High School Warriors
Forreston
Warriors
Freeport
Walnut
Larry Gentry
Rockford Auburn
Juda High Wrestlers edge Orfordville in season opener
Juda High School won 24-23 over Orfordville in the opening meet of the 1966 season held at Orfordville. Coach Dick Lueck praised Walt Balsiger for wrestling in two weight classes and lauded Al Zimmerman and Ron Balsiger for their performances.
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Juda High School
Grapplers
Orfordville
Juda
Dick Lueck
Walt Balsiger
Lueck
Balsiger
al Zimmerman
Ron Balsiger
Russ Wirth
Pat Giles
Gregg Williams
Mike Kreinbrink
Dick Gobeli
Solomon Woldesenegat
Don Schmerse
Tom Giles
Gerald Abrahamson
Dan Kundert
Wesley Laube
Dave Coon
Neil Rufer
Onalaska Luther Upsets Bangor In Wisconsin High School Game
Onalaska Luther rallied to edge Bangor 68 to 67 as Dave Wilder hit two free throws with three seconds left. Wausau routed Rhinelander 70-49 and Eau Claire North edged Stevens Point 61-60 with Wayne Gutsch sinking late free throws.
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Wausau
Eau Claire North
Onalaska
Luther
Markesan
Wisconsin
Big Rivers
Rhinelander
Stevens Point
Wisconsin Valley
Wayne Gutsch
North
Bangor
Dave Wilder
Small school showdown sweets Markeson seals 56-49 win
Markeson improved to 7-0 by defeating Rosen dale 56-49, ending the unbeaten run. In larger schools Hales Corners extended its season-long streak to 90 by beating Union Grove 60-51, Beaver Dam remained undefeated at 7-0 after a 73-59 win over Hartford, and Platteville upset Lancaster 76-59.
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Markeson
Rosendale
Hales Corners
Union Grove
Beaver Dam
Hartford
Platteville
Lancaster
Taylor Outraged By Pro Bowl Snub After Injury Filled Season
Green Bay fullback Jimmy Taylor, left off the Pro Bowl roster, voiced disappointment while noting his groin injury and knee bruise. Taylor rushed 96 yards on 27 carries in the NFL title win over Cleveland as teammates Lee Roy Caffey Herb Adderley Willie Wood Willie Davis joined the bowl roster.
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New York
Lee Roy Caffey
Willie Wood
Herb Adderley
Willie Davis
Jimmy Taylor
Green Bay Packer
National Football League
Taylor
Browns
Jimmy Brown
Baton Rouge
NFL
Unclear Player Season Marks Cited in Brief
The excerpt notes a player’s poor year with 734 rushing yards and a 3.5 yard average, contrasting it with the prior season when he gained 1,169 yards at 5.0 per carry, ranking second only to Brown.
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Taylor
Brown
Skating Champion Voronina Dies in Tragic Death
Moscow report notes the women’s world speed skating champion Ingra Voronina, aged 29, found stabbed at her apartment. Voronina, four time world champion in 1957 1958 1962 and 1965, was married to skater Gennady Voronina.
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Moscow
Ingra Voronina
Tass
Tornado Editions At Times Office Remain Available
A few tornado editions and Mon roe's Palm Sunday tragedy remain available at the Times office.
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Monroe
Palm Sunday
Times Office
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Thad Tillotson
Los Angeles Dodgers
Cleveland
George Culver
Mayaguez
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Arecibo
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Don
Wash& Wear
Juda Matmen Top
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Don Peachey
Famous Recording Orchestra
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MR. and
Mrs
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MT. Horeb
Sammy Eggum
His Orchestra
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