Monroe Rolls Edgerton 86 to 52 in key win
Monroe high school capped an 86 to 52 victory over Edgerton on their home floor. Keith Burington led with 22 points, Tom Mitchell 19, and Jim Bidlingmaier 17 as the Cheesemakers extended their series lead and improved to seven wins in eight league games. Dave Holling started at forward, contributing strong defense and rebounding. Edgerton foul trouble and halftime score of 52 to 19 sealed the outcome. Next, Monroe travels to Sun Prairie to open the second round.
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Monroe High School
Edgerton
Crimson Tide
Lee Mitchell
Cheesemakers
Keith Burington
Tom Mitchell
Monroe
Cheesemen
Stoughton
Dave Holling
Bob Buchholtz
Holling
Burington
Jim Bidlingmaier
Stan Edwardson
Bill Carrier
Tom Kemppaine
Cagers
Community Senior High School
Buchholtz
Mitchell
Bidlingmaier
Joel Oren
Ron Peterson
Tom Wagner
Tide
Sun Prairie
Barnes Sparks Monroe Victory Over Edgerton
Allan Barnes led with 20 points as Monroe girls edged Edgerton 56-39 to extend their conference winning streak. Dennis Rosenbaum added 21 points, while Roang and Edgerton’s Vincent fouled out and Rick Wynn Grendahl logged three personals as both teams fought through a low-scoring second period.
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Sfonrce High
Allan Barnes
Edgerton
Ikers
Cheesemakers
Cheesemen
Dennis Rosenbaum
Roang
Crimson Tide
Dick Vincent
Twiggum
Wynn Grendahl
Monroe
Grendahl
Hayes Vincent Barnes
Ratzlaff Norder
Swiggum
Rosenbaum
Giese Roang
Voss
Woertles
College Basketball Scores Roundup From Wisconsin Matches
Beloit over Knox 87 86 Stout beats Stevens Point 72 64 Carroll edges Illinois Wesleyan 89 71 Wisconsin Milwaukee tops Minnesota Morris 73 65 Northland 65 falls to Milwaukee Tech 96 59 Wis Lutheran Seminary outscored by Concordia 67 61 Whitewater 83 66 La Crosse 96 88 Platteville Belmont tops Bloomington 46 Cassville 72 60 Watertown 105 69 Evansville 59 50 Lodi 61 55 DeForest 81 46 Waterloo 60 58 Jefferson 71 56 Monroe 86 52 Monona Grove 73 61 Middleton 57 56 Racine Park 53 38 Madison East 38 Madison Central 76 64 Beloit 73 Kenosha 91 67 Racine Horlick 68 64 Hazel Green 54 Benton 52 Gratiot 79 53 Baraboo 84 61 Richland Center 73 63 Wisconsin Dells 100 75 Orfordville 82 79 Argyle 78 Monticello 45 Judo 74 53 South Wayne 73 43 Blanchardville 53 Brodhead 66 New Glarus 53 Madison La Follette 47 La Crosse Aquinas 44
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West Grant
Fennimore
Lancaster
Boscobel
Platteville
Prairie Dul Chien
Mt. Horeb
Darlington
Belmont
Bloomington
Cassville
Highland
Watertown
Hartford
Evansville
Varona
Lodi
Oregon
DeForest
McFarland
Waterloo
Juneau
Lake Mills
Cambridge
Jefferson
Stoughton
Monroe
Edgerton
Monona Grove
Ft. Atkinson
Middleton
Sun Prairie
Racine Park
Madison East
Madison Central
Beloit
Kenosha
Madison West
Racine Horlick
Janesville
Hazel Green
Benton
Gratiot
Shullsburg
Baraboo
Sauk Prairie
Richland Center
Portage
Wisconsin Dells
Reedsburg
Orfordville
Albany
Argyle
Monticello
Judo
Belleville
South Wayne
Blanchardville
Brodhead
New Glarus
Madison
Wisconsin High
la Follette
la Crosse Logan
la Crosse
Aquinas
Lee Nipple Leads Bowling League With 648 Honor Count
Friday Night Industrial action sees Lee Nipple roll a 648 series, best in the league this season, with Det. 18 player Det. 18 also posting high scores. Phil Mueller adds a 626 series in the Sportsmen League, and Joyce Trotter tops the women keglers with a 483 series. Turner Hall and Hubers post strong team totals across leagues.
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Nipple
Det
Phil Mueller
Butch Myers
Myers
Mueller
Joyce Trotter
Kegler
Betty Naef
Turner Hall
Id Hubers
Sportsmen
Arnold Koehn
Lou Hackle
Robert Wartenweiler
Ort Robertson
Southern Wisconsin Co-op
Recreation Club
Duane Shippy
Hubers
South Side Market
Nco’s
Frito-Lay
Ready Mix
Industrial
Anne Huber
Ev Jacobs
Marty Quest
Arnsmeiers
Monroe Clinic
Monroe Floral
Bancroft Milk
Burn Electric
Dea Milk
Pin-O's
Johnson Paces Orfordville Win
Orfordville beat Albany 82 79 as sophomore Paul Johnson scored 34 points to keep pace at the top of the State Line standings. Brodhead, Argyle, Monticello and South Wayne also won, sharing the league lead at 7 1. Albany and Argyle trailed 6 2 in the race.
Frozen Greens Delay San Diego Open Action With Art Wall Ahead
San Diego California the open stalled by frozen greens and cold nights. Play resumed at Rancho Bernardo Country Club with Art Wall Jr leading at 71 85 136 while Bruce Crampton 71 68 137 George Archer 71 66 137 and Ray Floyd 73 65 138 trailed. Notable players Bob Rosburg Julius Boros Arnold Palmer Bob Charles and Tony Lema remained in contention late in the round.
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San Diego
Calif
Rancho Bernardo Country Club
Art Wall Jr
Bruce Crampton
George Archer
Ray Floyd
Bob Rosburg
Julius Boros
Arnold Palmer
Bob Charles
Tony Lema
State Teams Post More Points Now
Wisconsin high school basketball teams pushed scoring paces under new WIAA rules. New Richmond led with 109 points in a 109-66 win over Glenwood City, while Cornell crushed Cadott 107-47 and Watertown beat Hartford 105-69. Dodgeville surged to a seventh straight win 76-49 vs Cuba City in the SW Wisconsin League. Manifold teams and players across the state posted big numbers in various conferences.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association
New Richmond
Glenwood City
Cornell
Cadett
Watertown
Hartford
Platteville
Prairie du Chien
Kenosha
Madison West
Racine Park
Madison East
Dodgeville
Cuba City
Manitowoc
Jefferson Upsets Vikings by 61 56 in Badger clash
Jefferson defeated Stoughton 61 56 as Dan Moeser scored early for Stoughton before Jerry Fellows and Al Praefer sparked the Eagles to a 31 24 halftime lead. Middleton tied for fifth with Sun Prairie in a tense win, while Monona Grove’s Bob Branch poured in 22 as they beat Ft Atkinson 73 1. Wisconsin High snapped a season long skid by edging LaFollette 48 47 in a non conference game.
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Miraietor Sues
Sun Prairie
Wisconsin High
Badger
Madison LaFollette
Jefferson
Stoughton
Monona Grove
Ft. Atkinson
Bob Branch
Vicory
Monona
Silver Eagles
LaFollette
LaFollette Lancers
Wisconsin Faces Northwestern After Rough Big Ten Start
Wisconsin Badgers seek first Big Ten win as they clash with Northwestern led by 6-foot-8 Jim Pitts and support from Don Jackson and Rick Lopossa. Wisconsin trails after 101-85 loss to Ohio State and 106-90 defeat by Michigan State, hampered by height disadvantage.
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Byano1u
Wisconsin
Northwestern
Badgers
Ohio State
Michigan State
Jim Pitts
Don Jackson
Rick Lopossa
Tree and shrub order blanks for 1964 offered
Ray Beckman notes Green County Conservation League has 1964 tree and shrub order blanks. Pick up at Ray's garage or County Agent's office, or the Soil Conservation Service in Monroe's Agricultural building. after next Thursday, league directors will also have them. Limit 200 trees per member, wildlife shrubs unlimited. trees free to members. Forester Dick Camp says state nursery stock is running low. order blanks needed for larger transplants. Newell Smith reports watershed directors will continue.
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Ray Beckman
Green County Conservation League
Ray
Soil Conservation Service
Monroe
Dick Camp
LaCrosse Wins 97-88 Over Platteville on Friday Night
La Crosse defeats Platteville 97-88 in State College Conference action as Doug Potter and Larry Tranberg each score 26. The game was tied 42-42 at half, La Crosse led 88-86 with 58 seconds left, then added six straight free throws to seal the win. Ron Kamstra led Platteville with 22 points.
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Platteville
Doug Potter
Larry Tranberg
la Crosse
Ron Kamstra
Platter
Spring Grove Social Roundup From Local Residents
Mrs. Lucille Alexander hosted a teachers gathering while Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ludwig held a family get together. Visits included J. P. Elmer of Monroe with the Mohns, and Ozzie Svendsen of Mountain Home Ark as a houseguest. Families from Tampa Evansville Oregon Freeport Woodstock Savanna Menomonee Falls and Ft Campbell are referenced with travel or visits.
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Lucille Alexander
Walter Ludwig
J. P. Elmer
Monroe
Herbert Mohns
Emmett Armstrong
Tampa
Fla
Russell Visger
California
Ozzie A. Svendsen
Mountaindome
Ark
Carl Montefelt
Vernon Pinnows
Oregon
Earl Goodger
Delavan
Robert Miller
Evansville
Laverne Gadow
Albert Beardsley
Freeport
Carl
Savanna
Ill
Richard Johnson
Ft. Campbell
Clyde Johnson
Robert
San’ Diego
Kathryn Maegell
Jack
Menomonee Falls
Berg Heads Entries in Eau Claire Ski Jump Meet
Defending champion Larry Berg of the host Eau Claire club leads a field of 120 entries Sunday in the season’s first ski jump meet sanctioned by the Central U.S. Ski Association. A new causeway is under construction between sparsely settled Sanibel Island and Fort Myers, Florida.
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Sanibel Island
Fort Myers, Fla
Deer hunt notes and local mischief in county hints
The report notes a near neighbor hunting season aftermath and a car collision near Ralph Kundert’s farm causing $250 damage per Sheriff Dee Deininger. John Steinman shows a black eye from an unspecified incident possibly connected to a radio request. Bill Thistle praises a 4 H roller skating party with 143 skaters for the Hiawatha Club, earning a $25 bonus.
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Clarence Benkert
Ralph Kundert
Dee Deininger
Bill Thistle
Hiawatha
Ramos Extends Streak With 10 Round Win Over Dorado
World featherweight champion Sugar Ramos improved to 46 straight victories by a unanimous decision over Argentina's Vicente Dorado in a lightweight bout at the Olympic Auditorium. Ramos, a Cuban living in Mexico City, opened a cut over Dorado's eye in the second round and dominated with rights in the fourth. Dorado, 133, challenged Ramos, 132, in the rematch efforts, but Ramos sealed the decision as officials scored 6-5, 7-4, 6-2 for Ramos.
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Iss Ging Sugar Ramos
Argentina
Vicente Dorado
Olympic Auditorium
Ramos
Mexico City
Dorado
Platoon Football Plan At NCAC Meeting In Fort Lauderdale
Thirteen men met to discuss college football substitution rules and delays like Army Navy. The Football Rules Committee of the NCAA may allow unlimited substitutions yet stop short of full reversal. Chairman Ivan Williamson noted talks on preventing delays, including timeouts for crowd noise and late clock-killing plays.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Army
Navy
Football Rules Committee
National Collegiate Association
Ivan Williamson
Wisconsin
Midshipmen
Philadelphia
Williamson
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