Monroe Cheesemakers Rout Middleton 85 62 In Badger Clash
Jim Dearth led Monroe with 18 points as the Cheesemakers beat Middleton 85 62 in Middleton. Don Bloom added 14 points and 14 rebounds, Dave Holling 14 points 18 boards, while Dick Swiggum 16 points. Eastwood led Middleton with 18. Monroe leads Badger Conference. next game scheduled.
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Lee Fernstaedt
Evening Times
Monroe Cheesemakers
Middleton
Lee Mitchell
Monroe
Mitchell
Milwaukee Lincoln
Don Bloom
Dave Holling
Jim Dearth
Dick Swiggum
Jeff Lueck
Bill Norder
Cardinal
Cheesemakers
Terry Hayes
Lueck
Wynn Grendahl
Steve Eastwood
Middleton Cager
Cardinals
Swiggum
Holling
Dearth
Eastwood
Rick Sawyer
Tom Hodgson
Randy Heberlein
Mike May
Hayes
Barnes
Grendahl
Winzenried
Bloom
Norder Hayes Barnes Grendahl Weinzenried Larson
Hodgson Eastwood
Schwarz Wahler Bell
Heberlein Hall Sawyer Cantwell
He Monroe
Orfordville Maintains Loop Lead With Win Over Blanchardville
Orfordville Parkview extended its win streak to eight and stayed one game ahead in the State Line High School League after beating Blanchardville. South Wayne rolled past Belleville 98-76 as Leon Sack led with 32 points while Parkview's Paul Johnson scored 19. New Glarus and Juda also posted wins as New Glarus rallied to defeat Brodhead 72-61 and Juda defeated Monticello 69-65. Albany trimmed Argyle 75-66 with Dan Flynn scoring 36 via 14 straight free throws and 11 field goals.
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Orfordville Parkview
South Wayne
New Glarus
Brodhead
Glarus
Richert
Marty
Klassy
Scott Condon
St. John
Cowan
Dan Leaver
Bob Affolter
Juda
Cardinals
Leaver
Larson
Affolter
Leon Sack
Larry May
Mark Mitchell
Belleville
Spartans
Rich Cotham
Bill Meyer
Orfordville
Blanchardville
Dan Flynn
Albany
Argyle
Comets
Wisconsin sets rules for spear and net seasons in new folder
The Wisconsin Conservation Department published a special regulations folder detailing spear and netting rules. Netting seasons for cisco and whitefish end January 15 and sturgeon spearing on Lake Winnebago runs February 5 through March 1.
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Madison
Wisconsin Conservation Department
Lake Winnebago
Friday Night Meeting Sheds Light On Conference Drive
Friday night game versus Ft Atkinson at Monroe's gymnasium continues the team’s pursuit of the conference championship. The box score follows with team and player stats.
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Ft. Atkinson
Monroe’s
Monroe Freshmen Fall To Freeport In Home Game
Monroe High School freshmen lost 59 32 to Freeport at the Monroe gym. Joe Ripp led Monroe with 10 points, Larry Ruch added eight, Fernstaedt Holling five each, Kranig three, Hefty one. Freeport had two 12 point scorers and used 15 players. B team lost 46 7. Freshmen face Ft Atkinson at 5 30 p.m. Monday at home. Next Saturday they travel to Middleton for 10 a.m. game.
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Monroe High School
Freeport
Monroe Gymnasium
Joe Ripp
Monroe
Larry Ruch
Daryl Fernstaedt
Bob Holling
Gary Kranig
Tom Hefty
Dick Glendenning
John Deininger
Larry Elliott
Steve Neuberger
Ft. Atkinson
Middleton
Jayvees Triumph in 63-54 Victory Over Middleton
Cheesemakers Jayvees led by Mark Winzenried with 17 points defeated Middleton 63-54. Bill Spring added 13 points, Jim Larson 11 as Monroe led 18-7 early and 35-30 at halftime. Raether led Middleton with 18, Haralson 12, and Middleton shot 31 free throws to Monroe's 19.
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Mark Winzenried
Cheesemakers
Jayvee
Middleton
Bill Spring
Jim Larson
Winzenried
Spring
Larson
Ron Smith
Dave Goetz
Stu Grendahl
Fred Ott
Tom Eraser
Max Voelkli
Duane McGinnis
Dave Craige
Monroe
Raether
Haralson
Cardinals
I Craige
Goetz
Smith Hy Ae
Grendahl
Ernser A. Oe Larson Ie Ee Ae
Voelkli Ll
McGinnis
Englebert
Kuenning
Ferguson Raether
Hodgson
Hoerrest
Mast
Dallas Favored In Playoff Bowl
Dallas Cowboys enter the Playoff Bowl as a 3 point favorite over the injury depleted Baltimore Colts. Don Shula praises Tom Matte as a rising quarterback and Matte is expected to pass more as Baltimore relies on his leadership. The game at the Orange Bowl features Don Meredith and Bobby Hayes for Dallas with 60,000 expected in attendance.
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Miami
Dallas Cowboys
Baltimore Colts
Colt
Don Shula
Cowboys
Baltimore
Colts
Tom Matte
Matte
Johnny Unitas
Gary Cuozzo
Shula
Los Angeles
Green Bay
CBS
Unitas
Don Meredith
Bobby Hayes
Hayes
Frank Clarke
Buddy Dial
Don Perkins
Saula
Gratiot Smashes Belmont 89 59 in Black Hawk League
Gratiot dashed to a 48 28 halftime lead and rolled past Belmont 89 59 as Norm Simons scored 20 and Phil Carroll 18 with Carroll hitting 12 of 13 free throws. Bloomington expanded its lead with a 66 53 win over Cassville, while Shullsburg toppled Hazel Green 53 48 and Benton defeated Potosi 88 73.
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Norm Simons
Phil Carroll
Gratiot
Belmont
Carroll
Bloomington
Cassville
Lee
Shullsburg
Hazel Green
Benton
Potosi
Shullsbury
Frank Hendrickson
Miners
Monona Grove Wins Key Badger Conference Clash
Monona Grove defeated Stoughton 70-54 to pull within a share of first in the Badger Conference. Scott Demro led Monona Grove with 21 points, including 10 in the fourth quarter. Edgerton beat Sun Prairie 90-79, while Jefferson edged Ft. Atkinson 74-70.
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Monona Grove High School
Cagers
Stoughton
Silver Eagles
Monroe
Edgerton
Sun Prairie
Jefferson
Ft. Atkinson
Scott Demro
Monona Grove
Stan Edwardson
Dick Pope
Cassius Clay Wins Divorce Case in Miami Court
Heavyweight champion Cassius Clay, suing as Muhammad Ali, won a divorce from Sonji, but faces $177,500 in alimony and legal fees. The judge ordered $1,250 monthly alimony for 10 years and $22,500 in lawyers’ fees. Both sides offered conflicting accounts of their marriage, with dates noting a union in Gary, Indiana, and a formal separation begun in 1965.
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Miami
Fla
Cassius Clay
Clay
Sonji
Mohammed Ali
Maine
Sonny Liston
Harold Spaet
Senji
Ali
Gary
Ind
High School Basketball Scores Across Wisconsin
A sweep of boys results shows Fond du Lac topping Appleton 57 to 50 and Madison East defeating Madison Central 58 to 40. Numerous tight games noted including Wauwatosa East 84 West Allis Central 76 in overtime and Holmen 76 Trempealeau 53.
Darlington, Iowa Grant Open League Wins In Regional Play
Darlington defeated Mt. Horeb 63 56 in a league game as Iowa Grant beat West Grant 64 50. Cuba City beat Mineral Point 62 61 and Fennimore topped River Valley 58 48. Lancaster and Dodgeville lead the Southwestern Wisconsin League at 4 0 with several teams 3 1.
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Darlington
Iowa Grant
Wisconsin
Redbirds
Mt. Horeb
West Grant
Cuba City
Mineral Point
Fennimore
River Valley
Lancaster
Dodgeville
Platteville
Directors to Decide Lake Name at Monroe Meeting
Green County Conservation League directors will meet next Thursday at the City Hotel in Monroe to decide if a contest will name the 74 acre lake near Browntown. They will also set 1966 tree and shrub, pheasant chick, and fish stocking programs and discuss weed poisoning at Zanders. Reports on Bushnell Creek by Robert Hahlen and Digman Area by James Schwoegler will be reviewed, with an 8 p.m. start.
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Green County Conservation League
City
Monroe
Browntown
Zander’s
Bushnell Creek
Robert Hahlen
Digman
James Schwo
Mrs. Jacobs Hits 512 Count In Bowling Night
Readouts show Eva Jacobs opening with a 512 in the Progressive League and a 183 single, Marty Quest 502 and 177, Ann Huber 178, Kay Berndt 47 6 10 split, and Phyllis Burgi 37 10 split. Team totals include Monroe Floral 2095 and Ludlow Bar 2400 in various leagues.
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Kegler
Eva Jacobs
Marty Quest
Ann Huber
Kay Berndt
Phyllis Burgi
Monroe Floral
Monroe Clinic
Independents
Dumb Dutchmen
Whitey Engebretson
Keith Christensen
Virgil Neuenschwander
Christensen
Ludlow Bar
Frito- Lay
Hubers
Cheese Capitol
Gary Jordahl
Larry Bidlingmaier
June Wuthrich
Julie Jordahl
Wuthrich
Ev Jacobs
Lila Reinking
Barbara Stauffacher
Anne Huber
Pat’s
Pat’s Tap, 0-3; Monroe Floral, 2-1; Turner Hall
Arnsmeier’s
Dean’s Milk
Burn
Electric
Bancroft Milk
Friday Nite Industrial
Glenn Thomen
del Soddy
Dwayne Larson
S. Laeser Jr
A. Koehn
Turner Hall
Shell Oil
Treuthardt Trucking
Browntown Bombers
Milwaukee Cheese
Browntown Mill
Sportsman’s — Whitey Engebretson
Phil Mueller
Maynard Jones
Huber’s
Co. B
Frito Lay
la Buch’s
Uptown
Brick
Longhorn
Limburger
Roger Maris Signs On With Yankees For 1966
New York report says Roger Maris becomes the first Yankee to sign for 1966. Maris, limited to 46 games and a .239 average last season, earns no salary cut on his $70 000 deal as GM Ralph Houk expresses confidence.
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New York
Roger Maris
New York Yankee
Maris
Yankee
Ralph Houk
Jimmy Brown Wins NFL Links Tourney
Hollywood Florida full back Jim Brown of the Cleveland Browns won the NFL Golf Tournament with an adjusted two round score of 140. He posted a 77 on the par 70 course but had two worst holes eliminated under the Callaway System. Dick LeBeau of the Detroit Lions tied Brown after the first round, finishing second with a gross 77.
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Hollywood
Fla
Jim Brown
Cleveland Browns
Brown
Dick LeBeau
Detroit Lions
Wisconsin Badger Coaches Reassigned To Administrative Roles
Two longtime Badger assistants Fred Marsh and Paul Shaw are moved from the Wisconsin football staff to administrative duties under Athletic Director Ivy Williamson. Marsh, 55, will coordinate cross‑sport recruiting. Shaw, 51, will focus on expanding athletic scholarship funds. Bruhn hopes to fill three vacancies before spring practice April 19.
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Madison
University of Wisconsin
Badgers
Fred Marsh
Paul Shaw
Ivy Williamson
Williamson
Marsh
Shaw
Milt Bruhn
Bruhn
University
Board of Regents
Wisconsin
Clark van Galder
Deral Teteak
Fred Jacobi
John Coatta
LaVern van Dyke
Bowling Green
Ohio
Pittsburgh
Lafayette
Pat Richter
Koufax to Receive Dickie Kerr Award at Houston Dinner
Los Angeles Dodgers ace Sandy Koufax will get the Dickie Kerr Award at the Baseball Writers Association dinner in the Astrodome on January 25 for being the season's outstanding pitcher in 1965. He is the first back to back winner of the honor. Mele Hospitalized in Boston for leg swelling examinations after a Friday visit to Peter Bent Brigham Hospital officials said the issue appeared routine.
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Houston
Tex
Sandy Koufax
Los Angeles Dodgers
Baseball Writers Association
Astrodome
Koufax
Dickie Kerr
Mele
Boston
Sam Mele
Minnesota Twins
Peter Bent Brigham Hospital
Curly Lambeau Leaves $355 679 Estate in Probate
The late Earl Curly Lambeau founder of the Packers left property valued at $355 679, according to probate court filings. The Packers had won three straight NFL titles.
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Curly
Sturgeon Bay
Earl
Curly) Lambeau
Green Bay Packers
Badgers Fall as Michigan Dominates Dual Meet
Michigan captured nine of 13 events to swamp Wisconsin 79 44 in a Friday night dual swimming meet at Madison.
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Badgers
Madison
Michigan
Wisconsin
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