Haberman leads with 563 in Women Major League action
Mary Ann Haberman posted a 563 series in the Women s Major League with 192 and 191 games, while Millie Boyer added 509 and Barbara Park and Esther Kubly contributed 189 games. Swiss Wheel claimed team honors with 2412 series as Abe s Plumbing and Heating led ACH.
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Kegler
Mary Ann Haberman
Millie Boyer
Wanda Schramm
Boyer
Singleton
Habermann
Barbara Park
Esther Kubly
Swiss Wheel
Clark
John Deere
Margaret Ruge
Mrs. Schramm
Jean Monte
Abe
Baumgartner
Dorothy Hartwig
Ledora Brastuen
Mrs. Hartwig
Miss Brastuen
Helen Hayes
Marty's Dairy
Pepsi Cola
Commercial and Savings Bank
Ken Kahlberg
Bernard Lee
Walter Laeser
Lee
Mahlberg
Lacser
Carter
Gruenewald
Huber
Ev Jacobs
Leona Gruenewald
Sedo
Brastuen
Ruth Ellen Putman
Lynette Eley
Stauffacher Construction
Radke Studio
Gerondal Insurance
The
Swiss Colony
Don’s Standard Service
Kc-Cadiz
Ken Mahilberg
Roger Moe
Harold Miller
North Central Gas
Riverside Tap
VFW
Clark Implement
Roy's "Dairy
Rambier of
Monroe
Carter and Gruenewald
Hubers
Parochial School Posts Two Wins Over Shullsburg
St Victor's A team topped Shullsburg 41 36 led by Joe Ripp with 15 points and Duane McGinnis 11. B team won 34 18 as Chuck Will added 11 and Randy Share 10. Shullsburg trailed 24 22 at halftime but rallied, Herbst led with 10, while Doyle, Locke each contributed.
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St. Victor's
Shuilsburg
Joe Ripp
Ripp
Duane McGinnis
Fred Dearth
Mike Hughes
Gille
Herbst
Bennett
Penn
Locke
Lions to Host State Bonspiel At Alpine Curling Club
The Monroe Lions will host the state Bonspiel Friday through Sunday at the Alpine Curling Club. More than 40 Lions are expected with teams from seven cities, including Stevens Point and Medford. Winners from last year return as entrants.
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Monroe Lions
Alpine Curling Club
Stevens Point
Wittenberg
Galesberg
Medford
Appleton
Monroe
Waupaca
Perry Power
Lions Club
Power
Haug
Galesburg
Hart
Robert Goetz
Goetz
James Gerondale
Clarence Franklin
Nate Goetz
John Fenton
Duke Etter
John Irvin
L. J. Schroeder
Schroeder
Don Siedschlag
Charles Mowbray
Forrest Kubly
Cage Action Starts Again For Monroe
The Monroe Cheesemakers resume their bid for an undefeated season tomorrow night hosting Middleton. The game features four of the Badger Conference's top five scorers led by George Voss at 25.2 and Keith Burington at 24.2. Dick Brettingen and Tom Mitchell also rank among the league’s leading scorers alongside Monona Grove’s Jeff Swanson and Bob Buchholtz. Burington climbs to eighth in conference history with 689 points as Ed Sando ld holds the next mark.
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Monroe Cheesemakers
Middleton
Badger Conference
George Voss
Keith Burington
Dick Brettingen
Tom Mitchell
Monona Grove
Jeff Swanson
Bob Buchholtz
Burington
Ed Sanvold
Ft. Atkinson
Globetrotters Defeat Sparkplugs In Little League Basketball
Globetrotters stay undefeated, overpower Sparkplugs 52 to 37. Trotters led 16 to 4 after the first period and 24 to 14 at halftime, then stretched the gap 28 to 23 in the second half for the win. Broncos sign two linebackers from Superior State University. Lance Royer, 23, 6-1, 235 pounds, and Jerry St Catherine, 24, 6-1, 215, joined as free agents.
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AME Uioveuou
Cocetene
Globetrotters
Trotters
Broncos
Superior State University
Denver Broncos
Lance Royer
Jerry St. Catherine
Stockton Golf Club Hires Greenskeeper
Pavenius Wopecar of Lena Golf Course, after seven years there, is hired as greenskeeper for the Stockton Atwood Community Golf Club. President Chester Keefer said the clubhouse should be finished in time for a Valentine’s Day party. A $500 Kraft Foods gift boosted the club treasury to $24,000, with about $10,000 from membership and the rest from gifts.
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Pavenius Wopecar
Ofville Rampenthal
Lena
Stockton-Atwood
Chester Keefer
Kraft Foods Co
Keefer
Juda Mafmen Pin Brodhead Albany Will Be Next Opponent
Juda Panthers remain undefeated after a 35 13 wrestling win over Brodhead Cardi nals at Juda. Lyle Thorpe earned a 1:56 pin at 154 pounds, Curtis Gobeli pinned Lennis Speth in 5:45, Bill Clark pinned Jim Smith in 3:02, and Greg Williams beat Jim Birk 5 0. Next meet is Monday Jan 18 against Albany at Albany.
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Juda Mafmen
Brodhead
Albany
Juda
Panthers
Brodhead Cardinals
Lyle Thorpe
Larry Hanson
Dick Goebli
Curtis Gobeli
Lennis Speth
Bill Clark
Juda Panthers
Evansville
Orfordville
Wisconsin School For the Visually Handicapped
New Glarus
Russell Wirth
Steve Stonebeck
Dick Gobeli
Jeff Condon
Greg Williams
Jim Birk
Pinne Lennie Speth
Dave Sullivan
Dennis Wirth
Lester Thorpe
Tim Jones
Larry Davis
Dennis Thorp
Gary Davis
Ross Kletzein
Jim Smith
Golfing Quarterback Cards 75 To Win Car
Pia Bollywo od reports that San Francisco 49er quarterback John Brodie won the NFL Golf Tournament with a 231 total after a 75 round. He edged Green Bay’s Jesse Whittenton by one stroke for the 1965 Ford Mustang prize, while King Hill of the Philadelphia Eagles finished at 236.
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Bollywood
San Francisco
John Brodie
Brodie
Jesse Whittenton
Green Bay Packers
Whittenton
King Hill
Philadelphia Eagle
New panfish bag limit takes effect in 1965
District Conservation Warden Norman Wood explains the 1965 fishing rules. A 50 fish daily bag limit applies to combined perch bluegill crappie and sunfish, while rock bass white bass yellow bass and bullheads are unlimited. The rule excludes Yellowstone Lake and parts of the Mississippi River boundary. Licenses and pamphlets are available at the county clerk and Ag Building, with 1965 licenses required.
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Mississippi River
Wisconsin-Iowa
Yellowstone Lake
Stauffacher Sparks Swiss Colony Past The Office 78 to 40
Dave Stauffacher led Swiss Colony with 25 points in a 78 40 win over The Office. Bob Leistikow added 16 and Bill Tuescher 11 as Colony built a 21 12 first quarter lead and widened to a 40 17 margin by halftime with 19 points in each of the final two periods. The Office top scorer was Pete Riphahn with 17.
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Dave Stauffacher
Ast
Swiss Colony
Night Bernies
Blumer
Stauffacher
The
Colony
Bob Leistikow
Bill Tuescher
Larry Lancaster
Paul Paul Paulson
Dick Yaun
Ken Schindler
Bud Pilz
Pete Riphahn
Bob Cavanagh
Dewey Worseth
Skip Brennan
Iceaeanes
Tim Phalen
Bernies
Bob Lesser
Bill Kohns
Gene Slinde
Dean Finkinsbender
Lombardi Plans To Keep Hornung With Packers
Green Bay coach Vince Lombardi praised Paul Hornung as a top potential star and said there are no plans to trade the high scoring halfback. A New York report accused a clash over a team meeting. Lombardi denied any dispute and insisted Hornung remains a key player despite a recent 24 17 loss to the Cardinals. Hornung, a 1957 bonus pick, led the league in scoring for three straight years and was NFL scoring leader in 1960 with 176 points.
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Green Bay
Wis
Vince Lombardi
Paul Hornung
Lombardi
Hornung
Notre Dame
New York Giants
New York
Packers
St. Louis Cardinals
Miami
Freeport Hosts Rockford East In Big Eight Showdown
Freeport 11-1 with a 10 game win streak hosts Rockford East led by 6-6 Bill Stenberg, the league’s second top scorer at 20.4. Rockford East 6-3 Bill Michalsen averages 16.6. Freeport’s Ron Norman Jr. leads with 19.6. Monroe handed Freeport its only loss, 63-51, early this season. Freeport leads Auburn and Guilford by 31 marks in the conference.
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Sreeport
Freeport
Rockford East
Bill Stenberg
Erab
Bill Michalsen
Ron Norman Jr
Pretzels
Monroe
Auburn
Guilford
Rockford
Reed Sparks UWM To Trim Loras 111-89
University of Wisconsin Milwaukee led by Larry Reed who scored 36 points, beat Loras College 111-89 in a non conference game in Milwaukee. UWM improved to 5-4, Loras to 2-8, with Rex Hester leading the Loras offense with 20 points.
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The
As«ated Brass
University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee
Larry Reed
Loras College
Milwaukee
UWM
Rex Hester
Iowa
Loras
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J. R. Williams
Srunnersup
Stockton Golf Club
Turner Hall
Russ Wilson
E. Robert Huffman
VFW and Cooties
State Bank of
Winslow
Ilinois
Bank of Friendly Service
F.D
Norman Wood
Der
Plymouth
Valiant
America
Chrysler Motors
Chrysler Motors Corporation
FURY
Belvedere
Barracuda
Dearth Motors, Inc
17Th Ave
Monroe, Wis
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