Seven Women Slam Honor Marks Here
Leona Gruenewald leads with a 556 honor count and 235 single. Lil Schindler second in Keglerette with 535 and a 192 game. Ruth Ellen Putnam 195. Frieda Wuetrich 525. Jackie Smith 512. others with 500 plus in Major League. Swiss Wheel Supper Club tops team honors with 2,527 series. KC Cadiz League pace set by Otto Erzinger 540 series.
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Kegler
Eagles
Turner Halls
Leona Gruenewald
Lil Schindler
Ruth Eillen Putnam
Frieda Wuetrich
Jackie Smith
Bette Elmer
Marty Quest
Louise Ruf
Mavie Riese
Mrs. Ruf
Mrs. Wuetrich
Millie Boyer
Helen Burkhard
Swiss Wheel Supper Club
Clark
John Deere
Ludlow Bar
Swiss Wheel
Dorothy Mathias
Helen Mayes
Dorothy Hartwig
Pepsi Cola
Radke
Hubers
Otto Erzinger
Delbert Krupke
Don Scoenick
Gene Findley
Bill Roth
VFW
Rambler
Monroe
Kubly
Idle Hour Mansion
Monroe Cold Storage
Keglerettee
Helen Hayes
Dorothey Hartwig
Stauffacher Construction
Marty's Dairy
Radke Studio
Don's Standard Service
Commercial and Savings Bank
KC Cadiz
Don Schoenick
Gene Findlay
Rambler of
Roy’s Sanitary Dairy
Clark Implement
Carter and Gruenewald
Huber’s
Northep Gas
Riverside Tap
Monroe hosts Fort Atkinson in Badger action at 6:30 p.m.
Monroe Cheesemakers lead the league at 5-1 with Fort Atkinson 2-4 as Jayvee games open at 6:30 and varsity at 8. Fort’s six returning lettermen include Bienfang and Leslie. Monroe aims to extend a strong season with balanced scoring and top defense.
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Monroe Cheesemakers
Cardinals
Fort Atkinson
Jayvee
Monroe
Fort
Fort Atkinson Cardinals
Sun Prairie
Jefferson
Silver Eagles
Monona Grove
Stoughton and
Edgerton
Joel Winn
Lance Alwin
Bob Leslie
Paul Bienfang
Deke Dullere
Jerry Karrels
Leslie
Dullere
Dave
Ripon College
Kermit
Doc) Weiske
Fort Prep
Denny Stannard
LaCrosse
Mononare
Orfordville
Sparkplugs Hawks Win in Little League
The Warhawks beat the Wolverines 26 to 23 and the Sparkplugs defeated the Celtics 21 to 17 in Little League basketball action last night. Warhawks led 8 to 45 at one point and 12 to 10 at halftime, then 14 to 13 in the second half. Sparkplugs led 3 to 2 early, 9 to 7 at halftime, and 12 to 10 in the second half.
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Warhawks
Sparkplugs
Wolverines
Celtics
Lost Act Returns to Stage in Curious Double Feature
A quirky duo titled 2 Lost Act resurfaces as the theater schedules a revival and a fresh fundraiser. Performers frame the event as a playful exploration of absence and memory, inviting audiences to witness the unexpected reunion.
Warren Opposes East Dubuque In U S Grant Action
Warren meets East Dubuque tomorrow night in U S Grant play while Pearl City travels to Lena Winslow in Stephenson County action Chadwick goes to Orangeville in non loop basketball action.
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Warren
East Dubuque
Pearl City
Lena Winslow
Stephenson County
Chadwick
Orangeville
Spartans Favored Over Comets in Albany Tipoff
South Wayne faces Comets in Albany with coach Ivan Foote possibly engineering an upset on the new gym floor. Juda expected to beat Brodhead Cardinals on the Panther home floor. Ponies aim to snap slump versus Blanchardville Golden Eagles away. Orfordville hosts Argyle Orioles undefeated, while New Glarus edges Belleville in a tight game.
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South Wayne Spartans
Comets
Albany
Ivan Foote
Juda
Cardinals
Brodhead
Panther
Ponies
Golden Eagles
Blanchardville
Orfordville
Orioles
Argyle
New Glarus
Belleville
Monroe Gray Y Unit to Play Brodhead Team
The Monroe Gray Y unit will face the Brodhead Gray Y group in a basketball event Saturday morning. Fourth graders play at 9, fifth at 10, and sixth at 11 in the Junior High gym. directors are Jack Kundert and Richard Newcomer for Monroe, Dick Markham for Brodhead.
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Monroe
Green County Teacher’s College
South Wayne
Orangeville
Monroe Rambler
George Davis
Monroe Gray
Jack Kundert
Richard Newcomer
Monroe Group
Dick Markham
Brodhead
Milwaukee Messmer Star Named Wisconsin Player of the Week
John Johnson of Milwaukee Messmer earns the Wisconsin high school Player of the Week honor in an Associated Press poll. He is noted for versatile play and strong contributions on both ends of the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
John Johnson
Messmer
Wisconsin High School
Darlington Tops Monroe in Southern Wisconsin public safety league clash
Darlington defeated Monroe 1 455 to 1 450 in Southern Wisconsin League action led by Bob Steger with 290 and Bob Wiegel 200 for the Darlington team. Monroe, now 4 4, was paced by Martin Hanna 293 including 100s in prone and sitting and Ralph Penniston 199. Monroe hosts Madison White next Monday at the Monroe range.
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Darlington Rifle Club
Monroe Sharpshooters
Monroe
Darlington
Martin Hanna
Ralph Penniston
Clarence Drake
Herb Pfund
Alfred Aberhard
Bob Steger
Bob Wiegel
Steger
Madison White
Monroe Range
Sit OH Schenk
Pfund
Raymer
Aberhard
Witt
Penniston
Hanna
Drake
SIT
OH Ben Wiegel
al Wiegel
Ken Wiegel
Jim Wiegel
McGranthah
Marquette Cagers Face Break After Rough Start
Marquette basketball slips to 7-7 after a 77-71 loss to Toledo. Coach Al McQuire expects a scramble to reach 13 wins, citing two prior off games against Loyola and De Paul. The Warriors finish first semester with Indiana State then two weeks of exams before Jan. 24 workouts resume. Wisconsin Badgers plan workouts during exams with games against Hardin-Simmons on Jan. 27.
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Milwaukee
Marquette
al McQuire
Warriors
Toledo University
McGuire
Toledo
Loyola
DePaul
Milwaukee Arena
Indiana State
University of Wisconsin
John Erickson
Badgers
Hardin - Simmons
Cleveland Williams Plans Return After Wounding
Heavyweight Cleveland Williams, shot in the stomach in an altercation with a highway patrolman, says he will fight in a comeback bout in a few weeks. He reports full recovery, has applied for a 1966 Texas license, with a doctor's report confirming excellent physical condition. Williams, 32, was ranked No 2 by the WBA when wounded in November 1964.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Tex
Cleveland Williams
Williams
Texas
World Boxing Association
Classified ads offer real bargains and safer travel tips
Readers are urged to use dependable cars for safer trips and to check the daily Classified ads for genuine bargains.
Allen in the Middle Bear Legal Blitz Over Rams Job
Chicago Bear aide George Allen faces a court hearing after the Bears seek a temporary injunction to keep him from taking the Los Angeles Rams coaching job. The judge continued the case to Jan 18 as Allen testified he believed he had Halas’s permission to pursue the Ram position.
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Chicago
George Allen
Los Angeles Rams
Bears
Allen
Ram
George Halas
Halas
George Halas Jr
Charles F. Short. Allen
Cornelius J. Harrington
NFL
Pete Rozelle
Rozelle
Rams
Bear
Dan Reeves
Albert E. Jenner
Hales
Reeves
The
Kathy Whitworth Named as Athlete of the Year 1965
The Associated Press named Kathy Whitworth of San Antonio the 1965 Female Athlete of the Year, ahead of Margaret Smith. Whitworth led with 101 first place votes and 441 points after winning eight of 30 golf events and becoming the leading money winner with 32 327 50 dollars.
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Associated Press
Kathy Whitworth
San Antonio
Mickey Wright
Miss Whitworth
Australia
Margaret Smith
Golf Ace
Miss Wright
Miss Smith
U.S
Forest Hills
N.Y
Maria Buene
Brazil
Marion Ladewig
Billie Jean Moffitt
Tennessee
Wyomia Tyus
Edith McGuire
Tamara Press
Russia
Turkey Hunting Not Opposed at Wisconsin Hearing
A Mauston hearing on a proposed first wild turkey hunt in April drew no opposition. The 122 acre Ju neau and Wood counties area would host about 1100 hunters in three day periods with only male birds allowed. The department estimates a winter flock of 1500 and cautions wary birds and disease risk.
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Mauston
State Conservation Department
Juneau
Wood
Burington Leads Badger Frosh Scoring Return
Keith Burington tops the Wisconsin Badger Frosh scoring with 24.4 points per game after five games in the freshmen varsity series. Jim Johnson, Tom Mitchell, John Schell, Chuck Nagle and Eric Hendrickson also rank among leaders as the squad totals 337 field goals on 812 attempts and 112 free throws on 175.
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Keith Burinton
Badger Frosh
Burington
Monroe
Jim Johnson
Memphis
Tenn
Johnson
Tom Mitchell
John Schell
Cumberland
Chuck Nagle
Milwaukee
Marquette
Eric Hendrickson
Holmen
County Stadium Plans Program for Milwaukee Facility
Milwaukee county stadium manager Bill Anderson outlined a 300000 dollar improvement and maintenance crash program for County Stadium. A painting project costing over 200000 will begin when weather permits, with about 100000 planned for a bleacher-area building housing rest rooms and concessions.
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Milwaukee
Braves
Atlanta
Wisconsin
Bill Anderson
Wenesday
Anderson
Garrett Heads List For World Trophy
Mike Garrett, 1965 Heisman winner and USC halfback, leads six 1965 World Trophy winners named by Helms Hall Board. Other honorees include Kipchoge Keino Africa, Mario Shigematsu Asia, Ron Clarke Australia, Michel Jazy Europe, and Edwin Roberts South America.
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Los Angeles
Mike Garrett
University of Southern California
Helms Hall Board
Kipchoge Keino
Africa
Mario Shigematsu
Asia
Ron Clarke
Australia
Michel Jazy
Europe
Edwin Roberts
South America
Ships to Take Part in Caribbean Spring Exercise
Four teen Canadian navy ships from the east and west coasts will join 10 patrol planes and more than 3,500 men in the annual spring exercises in the Caribbean area.
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Halifax
N.S
Caribbean
Knowles Urges Youth To Pursue State Jobs
Governor Warren P. Knowles told University of Wisconsin students that state government offers a challenging career for young adults. He urged youths to join public service, noting many top aides are in their twenties and thirties who accepted the challenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Warren P. Knowles
University of Wisconsin
Bill Anderson Declines Arkansas Coaching Offer
Knoxville born former Tennessee player and assistant coach Bill Anderson said he turned down Arkansas football staff vacancies sought by Frank Broyles. He plans to return to Knoxville after a Florida vacation and enter the insurance business, choosing to stay in professional football for another year or two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville, Tenn
Green Bay
Bill Anderson
Arkansas
Anderson
Tennessee
Frank Broyles
Florida
Knoxville
New Jersey Faces Reservoir Shortage Amid Development
New Jersey struggles to find reservoir sites as housing expansion consumes land. Donald J. Kroeck, supervising engineer for the State Division of Water Policy and Supply, warns the state must quickly buy land to secure future water reserves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Brunswick
N.J
New Jersey
Donald J. Kroeck
State Division of Water Policy and Supply
Lakeland Defeats Northland in Wisconsin Nonconference Game
Lakeland 106 Northland 80 in Wisconsin nonconference clash. Lakeland improves to 7 4 while Northland suffers its ninth loss and only one win.
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Lakeland
Wisconsin
Northland
Chicago Clubs Won't Play Games In Wisconsin This Season
Milwaukee fans are told neither the White Sox nor the Cubs will play 1966 home games in Milwaukee. White Sox owner Arthur Allyn cites scheduling and fan commitments, while Cubs president Phil Wrigley notes possible Milwaukee games only if invited by authorities amid an antitrust suit.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Chicago
White Sox
Arthur Allyn
Cubs
Phil Wrigley
Allyn
Braves
Atlanta
Lincoln Skating Rink Opens With Separate Public Hours
James Mauermann, park and recreation director, announced Lincoln skating rink is ready for skaters. Hours run 4 to 5 30 p m weekdays and 7 to 9 p m evenings, Saturdays 9 to 11 30 a m and 1 to 5 30 p m, Sundays 1 30 to 5 30 p m. Snow yesterday should improve conditions. two smaller rinks may be added later in unspecified city locations.
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James Mauermann
Lincoln
Mauermann
Police Patrolman Suspended Over No Parking Zone
Assistant Police Chief Joe Fowler suspended a patrolman for one day for parking his cruiser in a no parking zone on the wrong side of the street in Knoxville Tennessee.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Joe Fowler
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Dick Swiggum
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Keith Burington
America
Mid-America
Knowles
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Donna Yaun
Music the
Turner Hall
Monroe, Wis
Public Sales Service
Benton
Cuba City
Hazel Green
Monogram
Moose
Mooseheart Monogram
Alice Charmer
Burke
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Lin Lair Triune
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Bernard Heying
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Don Teasdale
Ed Roelli
Eddie Gruetzman
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