Badgers Prepare for Tough Iowa Test in Wisconsin
Wisconsin faces seventh ranked Iowa in Madison as the Hawkeyes bring a strong run and jump game plus a 8 1 start. Iowa’s Ralph Miller guides a squad led by George Peeples and Chris Pervall while Wisconsin relies on Ken Gustafson and Captain Ken Barnes to spark a late surge.
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Hawkeyes
Texas Western
Western
Iowa
Ralph Miller
Miller
Wisconsin
Gary Olson
Gerry Jones
South Favored In Hula Bowl Clash
South backs led by Mike Garrett with Donny Anderson and Ray Handley face North stars led by Jim Grabowski and Steve Juday in the 20th Hula Bowl. South coach Bob Devaney guides Buckeye rivals Freeman White and Glen Ray Hines, while North coach Jim Owens fields Juday and Grabowski for a high powered regional showdown.
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Honolulus
Jim Grabowski
Illinois
Mike Garrett
California
Garrett
Donny Anderson
Texas Tech
Grabowski and Co
Tommy Nobis
Texas
Glen Ray Hines
Arkansas
Walt Barnes
Nebraska
Mason-Dixon
Barnes
Freeman White
Iowa State
Dick Kasperek
South
Bob Devaney
J. T. King
Jim Owens
Washington
Jerry Bruns
Iown
Grabowski
Steve Juday
Michigan State
Aaron Brown
Minnesota
Ray Palm
Oregon
Tom Barrington
Juday
Bill Malinchak
Indiana
Karl Noonan
Iowa
Tommy Wilson
Anderson
Ray Handley
Stanford
Kurt Altenbery
White
Dorothy Schott Leads with 494 Series in Pleasure League
Dorothy Schott topped last night's action with a 494 series and 174 single games in the Pleasure League. Teammates Ruth Flannery and Frances Friedrichs posted solid scores, while Share's Texaco and Swiss Colony Data Center led team results.
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Dorothy Schott
Kegler
Mrs. Schott
Frances Friedrichs
Judy Bauman
Ruthella Flannery
Share
Texaco
Dells Cheese
Industrial Combustion
Swiss Colony Data Center
Mike Wuethrich
Hermie Blum
Jerry Engebretson
Deb Share
Herb Goecks
Engebretson
Headquarters Tavern
Leo Kohl
Lou Hackle
Gayle Matzke
Don Schoenick
Tony Ward
Clarks
Gerber
Berndt
Fritz Graber
Walt Schild
Graber
DeWayne Flannery
Steiner
Pat
Don
Eagles
Moose Lodge
Leona Greunewald
the Office
Baumgartner’s
City Taxi
Century Belles
Mike Wuetrich
Commercial Bank
Schuetze’s
Monroe Milling
Highway Shop
Gayle Mat
Dean’s Milk
Oaktron
Brush Burning Set to Continue Near Browntown
Wisconsin Conservation officials report flooding of the 74 acre lake may begin next week after brush clearing in the basin. Volunteers and officials urge public turnout to finish burning debris and support early flooding for future fish stocking.
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Joe Corbin
Wisconsin Conservation Department
Corbin
Monroe Evening Times
Ray L. Beckman
Green County Conservation League
Zander’s Lake
Zander’s
Yellowstone Lake
Browntown
Clarence R. Benkett
Elmer Herman
Southern Area
Don
River Falls Wins 81 78 Over Bethel in OT
River Falls defeats Bethel College 81 to 78 in a non conference game at St Paul Minnesota. Jim Bloomquist and Tom Snyder scored two baskets each in overtime to seal the win. Paul Kulig tallied 26 points and Ken Lee 19 for River Falls while Ron Pederson led Bethel with 24.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
River Falls
Bethel College
St. Paul
Minn
Jim Bloomquist
Tom Snyder
Paul Kulig
Ken Lee
Ron Pederson
Bethel
Musky Catch Record At Resort Of The Woods
A recorded tally from last season at the Resort of the Woods in Boulder Junction shows 36 of 55 muskies caught with bucktail lures. Eight were taken on live bait eight on plugs and three on spoons.
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Madison
Resort of the Woods
Boulder Junction
Senior Bowl features regional stars in 17th annual game
Mobile Alabama hosts the 17th annual Senior Bowl on Saturday televised by NBC at 2 p.m. EST. North stars include Gary Lane and Howard Twilley while Bill Anderson, Butch Allison, Francis Peay and Karl Singer anchor the attack. South roster highlights Charles Casey Steve Sloan Steve Bowman and Sam Ball with Randy Johnson expected to run the South offense. Sloan hampered by rib injuries.
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Mobile
Ala
NBC
Gary Lane
Misouri
Tony Jeter
Nebraska
Howard Twilley
Tulsa
Bill Anderson
Butch Allison
Francis
Sloan
Alabama
Annual Fish-a-ree at Yellowstone Lake draws entries
The Sportsmen Clubs of Lafayette County sponsor a Sunday event at Yellowstone Lake twelve miles north of Darlington. Hours run 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. with weather-day fallback. Prizes include 25 for largest bass, 15 for largest wall eye, 15 for largest trout, 10 for bullhead and bluegill, and 25 for largest pile of bluegills. Tickets cost 1 and weigh-ins require live fish. Entertainment by Ted Rugh and orchestra.
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Lafayette County
Yellowstone Lake
Darlington
Ted Rugh
John Balfanz Hints He May Quit Jumping
John Balfanz the United States top ski jumper hinted at retirement in BISCHOFSHOFEN Austria. He said that Dave Hicks the 20 year old Duluth Minnesota resident could take his face. Hicks was the 1963 U S junior champion and placed 27th in the Winter Olympics while Balfanz finished 65th after two falls. Norby of Madison was 63rd overall.
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Bischofshofen
Austria
John Balfanz
United States
Dave Hicks
Hicks
Duluth
Minn
U.S
Ballant
Minneapolis
Dave Norby
Madison
On Top of World Football Player In a Love Story
A Baltimore News American piece recounts John Unitas, star Colts quarterback, winning the affection of Teresa Ariosa, a 1 year old deaf girl with cerebral palsy and aphasia. Teresa adores Unitas, who once donated his time for a charity, and he regularly seeks her presence both in church and on TV.
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Teresa Ariosa
John Unitas
Baltimore Colts
Teresa
John Stead
Baltimore News-American
Joseph Ariosa
Lutherville
John
Colts
New York Giants
Eastpoint
Unitas
Maryland School For the Deaf
Monroe Cheesemakers Travel to Middleton in Badger Action
Monroe enters the Badger Conference game at Middleton with a 7-2 record after a five game win streak. The Cheesemakers lost to Freeport and Monona Grove and have defeated Kimberly Sun Prairie Stoughton Edgerton Jefferson Chicago Phillips and Brookfield Central. Jayvee starts 6 30 p m Varsity 8 p m. Next week Jan 14 Monroe faces Fort Atkinson in the first round. Jan 21 they meet Sun Prairie.
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Monroe Cheesemakers
Middleton
Monroe
Cheesemakers
Freeport
Monona Grove
Kimberly
Sun Prairie
Stoughton
Edgerton
Jefferson
Chicago Phillips
Brookfield Central
Jayvee
Ft. Atkinson
Indiana Michigan Swim Relay Favorites at Big Ten Meet
Indiana and Michigan enter the Big Ten relay meet as favorites at Wisconsin on Saturday. Last year the pair combined for 11 of 15 individual titles, with Indiana defending conference honors. Wisconsin hosts a warm up dual meet with Michigan today.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Indiana
Michigan
Hayes excels in long grabs as Cowboys face Colts in playoff bowl
Bob Hayes says winning Olympic gold felt great but football delivers team pride. The Florida A and M star, rookie end for the Dallas Cowboys, caught 46 passes for 1,003 yards and 12 touchdowns and headlines the TV matchup with Baltimore in the Playoff Bowl at the Orange Bowl Sunday at 1 45 p m EST CBS will televise. Hayes recalls initial worries about teammates and fan acceptance as he embraces the national stage.
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Miami
Bob Hayes
Florida
A and M
Dallas Cowboys
Baltimore Colts
CBS
Cowboys
Hayes
Menke First to Sign 1966 Braves Contract
Dennis Menke became the first Atlanta Brave to sign a 1966 contract, the club announced today in Atlanta.
Schneider Leads Adult Cage Action
Schneider scored 29 points to lift Winslow to a 57 54 victory over First National Bank Teachers in Monroe adult league play. Swiss Colony beat Joe's Private Club 58 54, and Stricklers defeated Rambler of Monroe 61 51 with Stauffacher and Yaun leading Colony and Alderman and Roth contributing for the winners.
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Ken Schindler
Duke Phillips
Joe
Vic June
Jay Schlicting
Jim Moe
Gene Slinde
Colony
Larbacker
Strickler
Rambler
Monroe
Alderman
Ken Roth
Jim McGinnity
Noble
Martinson
Jim Meyer
Schroder
Jim Harke
Bob Wandrus
Ken Quinn
Dennis Hunt
Charley Bennehoff
Lyle Hilliard
Stewart
Winslow
Carley
Erling Erickson Sets Swiss Lanes Season High at New Glarus
Erling Erickson rolled games of 234 203 and 236 to amass a 673 series at Swiss Lanes in New Glarus. The performance topped area bowling season highs in the New Glarus Major League.
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Erling Erickson
New Glarus
Erickson
Wisconsin reports new state record white oak in Lyndon town
The Wisconsin Conservation Department records a new state champion white oak on Harold Huibregtse’s farm in Lyndon town Sheboygan County. The tree measures 13 feet 4.4 inches in girth, stands 88 feet tall, and has a crown spread of about 75 feet.
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Madison
Wisconsin Conservation Department
Harold Huibregtse
Lyndon
Sheboygan County
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Badgers
Badger
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Wissconsin
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Willie Berndt
Share’s Texaco
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Don’s Standard
Zander
Bethel Club
Yellowstone
Baltimore, Md
Swiggum’s Beverage Depot
18Th Avenue
Monroe, Wis
Schneider
Stricklers
Fred
Baumgartner
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