Monroe Grapplers Defeat Sun Prairie
Monroe High School grapplers beat Sun Prairie 26 to 18 as Deininger Benkert Hinebaugh and Kuebli went undefeated in conference action. The team stands 3–1 in league play with a 30–12 junior varsity loss and will travel to Monona Grove and Rockford for upcoming duals.
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Monroe High School
Don Miller
Sun Prairie
Mike Deininger
Rich Hinebaugh
Gaylen Kuebli
Monroe
Stoughton
Deininger
Dan Benkert
Scott Smith
Keith Haldiman
John Gruber
Gary Felder
Miller
Monona Grove
Rockford
Rockford West
Rockford Guilford
Badgers Triumph Over Michigan in Televised Tilt
The Badgers defeated Michigan 77 75 in a televised Big Ten tilt led by captain elects Mike Carlin and Joel Franklin. Carlin sparked late with a steal and layup, Franklin tipped in the rebound to seal the win as Wisconsin improved with scoring help from Erickson and Mitchell. Elsewhere Ohio State, Indiana, Illinois and Northwestern won in Big Ten play. In the NFL Playoff Bowl, George Allen’s Rams routed the Browns 30 6 in Miami.
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Mike Carlin
Joel Franklin
Michigan
Carlin
Rich Bloodworth
Badgers
Franklin
Badger
Erickson
Tom Mitchell
Big Ten
Ohio State
Purdue
Columbus
Indiana
Minnesota
Illinois
Michigan State
Northwestern
Iowa
Wisconsin
Rick Mount
Monroe
Dave Holling
MIAMI
George Allen
Los Angeles Rams
Rams
Cleveland Browns
Two Women Top Bowling Weekend Scores Highlight Stars
Frieda Laeser rolled 505 and Goldie Brugger 516 to lead a weekend bowling sweep. Individual totals list multiple players with scores including 214 by Frieda and 212 by Larry Jones, as teams like Lee's Standard and Dead Alley Kids posted 2-2 records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frieda Laeser
Goldie Brugger
Frieda
Larry Jones
Charles Robertson
Jim Beutel
Sam Regula
Floyd Burkhalter
Ann Burkhalter
Shirley Ruf
Lee’s Standard
Lee Nipple
Mary Jane Robertson
Barb Robertson
the In-Laws
Vampires
Alley Cats
Aces
Oshkosh Routs Whitewater Behind Hakey Witasek Scoring
Ron Hakey tallied 33 points and Tom Witasek 26 as Oshkosh rolled to a 133-100 victory over Whitewater to improve its league lead to 5-0. Bob Bucholtz led Whitewater with 24 points as they fell to 4-2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ron Hakey
Tom Witasek
Oshkosh
Whitewater
Bob Bucholtz
Monroe
Bucholtz
Weekend College Basketball Scores From Across the Midwest
A slate of college games sees Midwestern teams posting wins led by Iowa and Wisconsin while high school scores roll in from Madison and surrounding counties. Notable events include Milwaukee sponsors reporting over 5 000 season tickets and the death of Jimmy Burns longtime Miami Herald sports editor aged 65.
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Jimmy Burns
Miami
The
Miami Herald
Tion
NCAA
Committee
Lafayette
Packers Ready for Super Bowl Fight in Florida
The Green Bay Packers arrived in Fort Lauderdale to swap gear for sweats and prepare for the Super Bowl against the Oakland Raiders. Coach Vince Lombardi announced daily workouts would be closed, while Raiders coach John Rauch called the challenge the greatest yet.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Green Bay Packers
Packers
Florida
Packerland
Lambeau Field
Green Bay
Oakland Raiders
Dallas
Vince Lombardi
Kansas City Chiefs
Raiders
Boca Raton
Raider
John Rauch
Top Scorers Lead Wednesday Night Adult Basketball League
Parks and Recreation figures show Jim Zweifel of Strickler's Meats and Jim Burrmeister of Tri State Breeders leading Wednesday night play with 53 and 51 points after two games. Gail Fryer and Lavern Schneider follow with 34, then Fred Mellentine and Windy Cox with 28 points each. The Thursday leader is Jim Kaiser of the DeKalb Aggies with 44 points, seven ahead of Marv Kaiser of Lena Teachers with 37. Harv Rosenstein, Bob Knipschild, and Chuck Carrier hold the next spots with 29, 26, and 25 points.
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Parks and Recreation Department
Jim Zweifel
Strickler’s Meats
Jim Burrmeister
Tri-State Breeders
Gail Fryer
Orangeville Community Bank
Lavern Schneider
Winslow Merchants
Fred Mellentine
The
Merchants
Windy Cox
Bankers
FG FT
Zweifel
Burrmeister
Fryer
Schnieder
Mellentine
Cox
Jim Kaiser
DeKalb Aggies
Marv Kaiser
Lena
Harv Rosenstein
Bob Knipschild
Kroger
Chuck Carrier
1St National Bank
Royals edge Born Losers to lead Blue League standings
The Royals, defending champions, moved to 4-0 by defeating the previously undefeated Born Losers 52 to 27 to top the Blue League. Pete Jones 16, Conrad Schmid 10, and Jim Mueller 10 led the Royals while Max Voelkli had 10 for Born Losers.
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Marty Deignan
Royals
Pete Jones
Conrad Schmid
Jim Mueller
Max Voelkli
Blue Devils
Larry Ruch
Steve Neuberger
Bob Logeson
Hot Dogs
Panthers
Greg Wuethrich
Galen Kuebli
Roadrunners
Hippies
Chunas
Coyote
Jim Line
Basket Burners
Herr Back in Braves Camp Says Invitation Open
Ron Herr the 27 year old Sheboygan native and former Atlanta Braves batting practice pitcher says he has been invited back to training camp for the coming season. Herr has pitched in the Midwest League Northwest League and the Texas League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheboygan
Ron Herr
Atlanta Braves
Herr
Monroe Fresh Faces Monona Grove in High School Cager Tilt
Monroe freshman basketball team faces Monona Grove at 5 p.m. in the High School gym. The previous action Saturday at Sun Prairie produced a 67 to 59 defeat. Box Score:
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Monroe
Monona Grove
Sun Prairie
Great Ones Lead Bowlers in Intramural League Play
Mike Jones topped Roy's Intramural Bowling at Turner Hall with 340 pins 194 146. Bill Johnson followed 324 167 157 Randy Naef 309 105 204. Great Ones lead after first round by three games as second round starts next Tuesday. League standings show Great Ones 18-3 first 1 329 3-0 Spares 13-28 third 1 236 Beavers 15-6 second 1 355 1-2 Girl Watchers 10-11 fifth 1 358 2-1 Beavers 8-13 Sixth 1 393 30 Head pins 12-9 fourth 1 349 0-3 Spartans 4-17 seventh 1 212 3-0 Cheesemakers 4-17 seventh 1 052 0-3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Jones
Roy
Turner Hall
Bill Johnson
Randy Naef
Great Ones
Beavers
Cheesemakers
Madison Wisconsin Fencing Gymnastic and Hockey Results
Two teams won for Madison Wisconsin this weekend as fencing and gymnastics posted victories while hockey dropped a game. Swimmers tied for third in the tournament and wrestlers split in two dual meets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wisconsin
Marquette Beats Dayton 83 68 in Saturday Night Victory
In Milwaukee, Marquette powered past Dayton 83 to 68 as George Thompson delivered his usual scoring, Brad Luchini posted a career best, and Brian Brunkhorst controlled Dayton's top player to seal the win. The Alpine Curling league notes show incomplete Swiss Colony Inn results due to posting failure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
Lord
Power
Olson
Ainsworth
Creamer
McCoy
Farm Bureau
Franklin
Hanna
Gruenewald
Keith
Hennager
Stiles
Adam
Fenian
Tirtin
Edstrom
Marquette
Milwaukee
George Thompson
Brad Luchini
Brian Brunkhorst
Dayton
Flyers
Monroe annual meeting set January 12 1968 at City Hall
The annual meeting of Monroe Wisconsin will be held in the City Hall Committee Room at 7 30 p m Friday January 12 1968. All lot owners are members. H T Summeril secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Wisconsin
City Hall
18Th Avenue
H. T. Summeril
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A. Weisensel
Benkert
Humphrey
G. Wuethrich
L. Weisensel
Department
Citizens’ Army
Agai
Zanders Lake
Green County
Wisconsin Division of Conservation
Wis
James Washburn
Bucky
Adtaker
Racine
Marinette
Marshfield
Marathon County
Fox Valley
Chicago White Sox
Milwaukee County Stadium
Battle Ground
FG FT Pts
J. Kaiser
Kaiser
Rosenstiel
Knipschild
Carrier
Ap-Times Sports
Buena Park
Calif
Billy Casper
New York
National Collegiate Athletic Association
University of Southwestern Louisiana
Chicago
Bobby Hull
Hull
Bobby
Chicago Black Hawk
Joann
Phoenix, Ariz
Dick Ruger
Hartford
Ruger
Billy Hardwick
San Mateo
Eddy Patterson
Mike Wells
Chuck Will
Kevin Monahan
Randy Share
Jim May
Jim Bahler
John Zupanc
Monroe Junior High School
Stuckey
William Stuckey
Pearl of the Antilles
Cuba
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Greenwood Cemetery
Ben
United States
Arthur S. Owens
Roanoke
Virginia
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Arthur A. Schuck
Boy Scouts of America
Monroe Evening Times
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