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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1966

Page

5

Wisconsin Farm School and Dairy Conference Announced

Two day sheep shearing school offered by county agent at University Stock Pavilion Madison January 31 and February 1 with Ed Warner as instructor. Wisconsin Dairy Manufacturer's Conference set January 26-27 on UW campus featuring UW specialists, industry reps, and visiting scholars.

University Stock Pavilion Madison Ed Warner Wisconsin Dairy Manufacturer’s University of Wisconsin

Matches Set For Saturday On Vikings Mat

The Badger Conference title showdown between Monroe and Stoughton is set for next Saturday at Stoughton after both teams won to move to 5-0 in league play. Monroe dominated Monona Grove 41-3 and Stoughton beat Jefferson 27-15 as coach Don Miller previews a tough title clash.

Stoughton Monroe Cheesemakers Monona Grove Silver Eagles Jefferson Don Miller Mel Schluter Steve Wuetrich Eugene Haldiman Ken Pick Russ Hellickson Truman Strommen Vikings Hellickson Robbie Schultz Ron Hachtel Ervin Barnes Ft. Atkinson Monroe Jayvee

Green County Conserv League abandons pheasant chick program

Directors vote to end the pheasant chick project after five years of stocking tame birds with little survival. About 23 000 birds raised to maturity failed to boost wild populations. Save nearly $700 annually to fund stream bank work and Zander's Lake development.

Green County Conservation League Zander’s Lake Fred R. Simpson Clarence R. Benkett Benkert Wisconsin Conservation Department Poynette Robert Hahlen

Art Hernandez Stops Doug McLeod in Milwaukee Main Event

Art Hernandez of Omaha stopped Doug McLeod of Grand Rapids in the eighth round of a scheduled 10 round main event in Milwaukee. Hernandez dominated from the third round with a decisive barrage ending at 2 46 in the period. McLeod did not win a round. Attendance was 1 535 with gate of 3 773.

Milwaukee Art Hernandez Omaha Neb Doug McLeod Grand Rapids Mich Michigan Hernandez McLeod Paul Konnor

Prothro Cited By AFL Coaches for Coach of the Year

UCLA coach Tommy Prothro earns AFCA Coach of the Year honors after the Rose Bowl win over Michigan State. The award follows a 7-2-1 season with a 14-12 upset of MSU and a closer path to the national scene.

Washington UCLA Tommy Prothro Duffy Daugherty Michigan State Daugherty American Football Coaches Association Prothro Oregon State Spartans Missouri Tennessee Jack Curtice University of California At Santa Barbara California University of California Los Angeles

Archery Deer Kill in Wisconsin Reaches 4800 This Fall

Wisconsin bow hunters registered an archery deer kill around 4800 this fall, up from 3164 last year. Early season total stood at 4004, with late-season take likely over 800. Resident licenses total 34498 and nonresident 5740, while about 70000 applications remain with county clerks. final figure expected higher. This marks the first year a resident archer license was required.

Wisconsin

Motor City International Track Meet Opens Tonight

Pole vaulter John Pennel, broad jumper Ralph Boston and 440 yard indoor champion Theron Lewis lead a strong field for the first Motor City International track meet at Cobo Arena tonight.

Detroit John Pennel Ralph Boston Theron Lewis Cobo Arena

Ruthella Flannery Leads 503 Series Night

Ruthella Flannery paced the Pleasure League with a 503 honor count and 180 singleton as Helen Burkhard added a 451 set. City and industrial lanes posted scores led by Share's Texaco 2 0 with a 2179 series and several 200 plus games.

Ruthella Flannery Kegler Helen Burkhard Leona Gruenewald Share Texaco Deils Cheese Co Office Lee Nipple Jerry Krupke Jack O’donahue Lloyd Burkhalter Clark Dean’s Milk Deb Share LaVerne Hayes Burt Bacon John Shager Herb Goecks Commercial Bank Monroe Milling Schuetze’s Don Gerber Bob Voegeli Herb Flannery Walt Schild Flannery Voegeli Crawford Mueller Eagles Don Pleasure Helen Burk Share’s Texaco Baumgartners City Bud Sedgwick Gayle Matzke Jack O the Office Headquarters Bob Voegels Pat’s Tap Moose Lodge Don’s Standard City Taxi

Sun Prairie High School Hires Interim Basketball Coach

George Conom resigns as Sun Prairie High School basketball coach for health reasons but remains on the teaching staff. Athletic Director Frank Sheehan will assume coaching duties for the remainder of the season.

Conom SUN Prairie George Conom Frank Sheehan

Braves Open New Park With Exhibition Series

The Atlanta Braves will start their new ballpark with a three game weekend exhibition against the New York Yankees on April 8 9 and 10. The first two games will be played under lights.

Atlanta Braves New York Yankees

Eisch Sparks School Keglers Start Strong in Intramurals

Monroe High School boys bowling opened the week with Tom Eisch posting a 295 two game series. Kurt Share 283 Randy Gobeli 278 Keith Stocker 273 and Bill Figi 269 followed with high singles led by Eisch 156. Standings show Aces and Rounders 3 0 Toughies 2 1 Dummies 1 2 and Kings Rodents 0 3.

Monroe High School Tom Eisch Kurt Share Randy Gobeli Keith Stocker Bill Figi Eisch Mark Lindsay Bill Figs Share Kings Rodents Aces Mark Janssen Dick Stauffacher Ed Holcomb Dave Kubly Dennis Lostetter Mike Niffenegger Paul Thomann Dick Tschanz Bill Bacon Dave Wartenweiler Peter Gruber Richard Eberhardt Ricky Olson Roger Remus Mike Jones Larry Marty Jeff Pankau Herman Tschudy Dean Counselman Dave Faith Virgil von Arx Bart Wedig Dennis Crooks

Juda Invites Eight Teams for Wrestling Meet

Juda High School coach Dick Lueck announced the Juda Invitational with eight teams Albany Verona Mt Horeb Orfordville Janesville Jayvees Cassville Barneveld and Juda. Wrestling starts at 1 p.m. with finals for third and fourth at 7 p.m. and first and second at 8:30 p.m.

Dick Lueck Juda Lueck Albany Verona Mt. Horeb Orfordville Janesville Jayvees Cassville Barneveld

Warren High to Host Benefit Basketball Game

Warren High School faculty will play Shrimer College in a benefit basketball game at the Warren gymnasium tomorrow night. Tipoff is 8:30 p.m. sponsored by the Warren Lions Club after a Junior Class Chili Supper.

Warren Warren High School Shrimer College Warren Gymnasium Warren Lions Club Shimer College Lat H. S Warren, III

Help Wanted Classified Ads Offer Worker Solutions

Classifieds promise to connect employers with suitable workers through targeted help wanted notices. Advertisers highlight vacancies, salary ranges, and job requirements to attract applicants efficiently.

Mantle Faces Possible Career-Altering Shoulder Injury

New York Yankees star Mickey Mantle weighs a possible career change due to a mysterious shoulder problem. Mantle said he will visit the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota for a three day evaluation next week to assess his baseball future. Yankees GM Ralph Houk announced the injury and that WhitEy Ford has signed for next season.

Dallas Tex New York Yankee Mickey Mantle Mantle Rochester Minn Yankee Ralph Houk Whitey Ford New York

Final payment set for Hambletonian eligibility

Final eligibility payment of 250 pounds for 3-year-old trotters nominated for the Hambletonian is due by Saturday midnight. 188 trotters remain eligible. payments must bear a January 15 postmark. The $190000-plus race will be held late summer at the Hambletonian venue.

Lexington Hambletonian

Rambler Victory Over Local 58 In Monroe League Fight

Rambler of Monroe edged Local 58 47 to 46 in a tight Monroe Adult League basketball game. Roger Jackson led South Wayne with 15 points, while Dick Schliem added 12 and Dale Schliem 11 for the winners. Local 58’s Rich Wunchell led with 14 and Bill Wunchell 11 as the trailing club’s top scorers.

Rambler Monroe Local Orangeville First National Bank South Wayne Green County Teacher’s College Roger Jackson Dick Schliem Dale Schliem Joe Tuescher Botts Teachers College Ruf Mort Armstrong Schilling Larry Rackow Gary Wagner Jim Rodebaugh Mel Wichman Mike Moyer Gaylen Obert Blankenhorn Bob Lieberman Gary Ruge Chuck Ekena Pat Hampton Mike Kerston Vance Nelson Chuck Carrier Denny Hunt Bob Wondrash Jim Harke Lyle Hilliard Pete Kiel Russ Quinn John Prien Rich Wunchell

Conservationists Rule To Protect Lake Trout

The Illinois Conservation Department announced a fishing ban on lake trout in Lake Michigan. The action, taken with Wisconsin Michigan and Indiana, aims to protect the fish after near extinction caused by the sea lamprey. The lake is being stocked with millions of trout.

Springfield Ill Illinois Conservation Department Lake Michigan Wisconsin Michigan Indiana

Vacation Service records strong 1965 year

The Conservation Department's Vacation and Travel Service reports a successful year in 1965 with inquiries from potential Wisconsin tourists rising nearly 25 percent from 275,000 to 343,000. Improvements are credited to better advertising, increased promotional efforts, and a healthy economy.

Conservation Department Badger State

Braves acquire Jay Ritchie from Red Sox Toronto farm team

Atlanta Braves add right hander Jay Ritchie from Boston Red Sox Toronto farm club to cap an earlier swap that sent Bob Sadowski and Dan Osinski to Boston for Lee Thomas and Arnold Earley.

Atlanta Atlanta Braves Jay Ritchie Boston Red Sox Toronto Braves Bob Sadowski Dan Osinski Boston Lee Thomas Arnold Earley

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