Monroes grapplers post two wins in double duals
Monroe wrestlers split a double dual weekend, topping Rockford West 28 18 but falling to Rockford Gilford 30 18. Mike Moon Rich Hager Galen Kuebli Mike Deininger and Rich Hinebaugh led Friday and Saturday wins with multiple pins and strong showings from Wuetrichs and Stauffacher.
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John Ganshirt
Monroe Grapplers
Monona Grove
Mike Moon
Dan Benkert
Jim Stautfacher
Rick Hager
Greg Wuetrich
Jerry Wuetrich
Rick Mainebaugh
Moon
Hager
Stauffacher
Rich Hinebaugh
Monroe
Rockford West
Rich Hager
Galen Kuebli
Mike Deininger
Galen
Mike
Jim Stauffacher
Greg
Illinois
Rockford Gilford
Ginning
Jerry
Rick
Rockford Gillford
Mike Schmitz
Hart
Edward
Christian
Lew
Kuneston
Briscimagha
Hwt
Watson
Doherty
Rutherflood
Moorland
Bowland
Teller
Arnold
Mike Sc
Wisconsin plans coho salmon stocking in Lake Michigan
Madison Wisconsin officials say a token coho salmon planting will test the program next spring in Lake Michigan. About 160000 fish will come from Bayfield hatchery and 90000 from Nevin hatchery near Madison. An expenditure of 3600 for 20000 pounds of salmon food was approved by the Conservation Commission.
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Madison
State Fish Management Bureau
Wisconsin
Lake Michigan
Charles Lloyd
Bayfield Hatchery
Lloyd
Nevin
Conservation Commission
Great Lakes
Wiscon s Conservation Wardens Question The Public
Article urges citizen support for Wisconsin conservation law enforcement. It defends enforcement as essential to protect natural resources and public order and calls on readers to comply report violators and back sound policies. It frames conservation as a sacred duty and heritage.
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Wis
Bureau of Law Enforcement
Department of Natural Resources
Monroe JV Falls 52 38 to Stoughton in Slimming Loss
The Monroe Junior Varsity tripped 52 38 as Stoughton JV pulled away in the third and fourth quarters. Fred Dearth led Monroe with 13 points while Swingen and Everson paced Stoughton with 17 and 11 points. The Cheesemakers managed ten free throws and 14 baskets.
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Monroe
Stoughton
Jv’s
Stoughtons
Cheesemakers
Fred Dearth
Swingen
Everson
Juda Matmen Undefeated Leader at Invitational Meet
Juda wrestlers place second among eight schools as Danny Kundert remains undefeated with 16 wins. Top five locals include Schindler, Grossen, Balsiger, Kundert, and Zimmerman with multiple pin and decision wins in Verona tournament. Wisconsin angling rules loosen for 1968 with liberal open seasons for lake trout and other species across Great Lakes.
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JUDA
Danny Kundert
Juda Matmen
Verona
Richard Lueck
Charles Kundert
Duane Schindler
Gary Grossen
Ron Balsiger
Dan Xanders
al Zimmerman
Schindler
Dave Eakley
Cambridge
Dave Stassman
Karst Mickelson
Mike Patrick
Palmyra
Grossen
Mike Kreinbrink
Orfordville
Gene Krauklis
Elkhorn
Joe Scott
Zimmerman
John Vandergriff
Tom Weigandt
Cambride
Madison
Wisconsin
Department of Natural Resources
Highway 64
Lakes Superior
Michigan
Green Bay
Lake Michigan
Door County
Illinois
Winnebago
Poygan
Winneconne
Butte Des Morts
Wells Sparks Monroe Frosh Past Stoughton 71 54
The Monroe freshman basketball team defeated Stoughton 71 to 54 after noon play at Edgerton. Mike Wells scored 30 points on 15 field goals to lead the effort with supporting 12 by Randy Share and 10 by Chuck Will while David Gavigan added 31 in a strong team effort. The Frosh held a 15-10 first quarter edge and led 37-26 at halftime before widening the gap.
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Monroe
Stoughton Vikings
Sun Prairie
Middleton
Cheesemen
Stoughton
Phil Moeser
Vikings
Viking
Cheesemakers
Dave Craige
Stu Grendahl
Jim Larson
Grendahl
Larson
Stu
Edgerton
Clash
Mike Wells
Wells
Chuck Will
Randy Share
David Gavigan
Frosh
Monauan
Bahler Molitor Isely Zupane Winzenried
Gavigan
Reynolds Zeller Heads Bowmen at Marshall Bluff Club Meeting
Reynolds Zeller was re elected president of the Marshall Bluff Bow Hunters Club at a Saturday meeting. Robert Getman and Mrs. Tom Kubly were elected vice president and secretary treasurer with Getman and Kubly as directors. Holdover directors include Lawrence F Marty Ralph Kubly Mrs Dennis Rinehart and Lawrence Leuenberger. Marty remains the club representative to the Wisconsin Field Archery Association. Getman named the club representative to the Southwestern Field Archery League. The club will host the Southwestern Field Archery League second conservation shoot on May 5 and the regular league shoot on June 22 and 23. The Wisconsin Bowhunters Convention is set for Sunday Jan 21 in La Crosse with several local archers attending.
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Monticello
Reynold Zeller
Marshall Bluff Bowhunters Club
Robert Getman
Tom Kubly
Lawrence F. Marty
Ralph Kubly
Dennis Rinehart
Lawrence Leuenberger
Marshall Bluff
Wisconsin Field Archery Association
Southwestern Field Archery League
Marshall Bluff Club
LaCross
Albino Deer Costs Hunter 210 in Fines
A Wisconsin hunter paid 210 dollars in fines for killing a protected white deer on opening day 1967. A Buffalo County farmer spotted the act, noted the back tag, and reported it to Conservation Warden James Everson.
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Madison
Buffalo County
Wisconsin
James Everson
Proclamation Names Jaycee Week 1968 in Monroe
The city of Monroe proclaims January 14 to 20, 1968 as Jaycee Week to honor Monroe Jaycees and recognize the founding of the Jaycees. Mayor Walter R. Ekum urges citizens to consider future service by the organization and its Distinguished Service Award program.
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Monroe Jaycees
United States Jaycees
The
Jaycees
Walter R. Ekum
Monroe
W. R. Ekum
Deer season cooperation aided by wardens cited by DNR spokesman
A 1967 deer season report says cooperation of sportsmen with wardens was the most effective means of detecting and catching violators. A hunter was found guilty and fined on charges of killing and possessing a protected wild animal. Times Want Ads.
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Department of Natural Resources
Judy Bauman Dominates Weekend Bowling Action
Judy Bauman of Better Half Couples led with a 527 series including a 195 game. Lil Schindler and Rita Brunner starred in women's bowling with 194 and 181. Dick Glendenning topped men with 201 and 213 singles. Wendell Whitehead had a 223 best in Advance Transformer Mixed. Complete scores and team listings accompany the report.
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Judy Bauman
Lil Schindler
Rita Brunner
Dick Glendenning
Wendell Whitehead
Bob Ambrose
Advance Transformer
al Eels
Milo Whitehead
John Simons
Gary Buholzer
Wildcats
Kroger’s
Sleepwalkers
Alley Rats
Wayne Stroessner
Ken Schindler
Bob Bogus
Joe McGuire
Shirley McGuire
May Davidson
Roger Sullivan
Delbert Indergand
Bill Hartwig
Roy Mauerman
Dorothy Krupke
Betty Ritschard
Marilyn Hartwig
Joyce Indergand
Lavon Prien
Grossen
Hasler
Brugger
Mauerman
Steinman
Prien
Ritschard
Sullivan
Stuckey
Krupke
Thomm
Hartwig
Inderband
Mark Lindsay Tops Intramural Bowling With 320
Mark Lindsay rolled a 320 series including 174 and 146 to lead intramural bowling. High game honors went to Mark Purcell with 183, while Ron Smith added 312 and Randy Naef 308. Team scores featured Great Ones 1 246 and Born Losers 1 389 as Beavers and Headpins trailed. Dial 325 5101 for Adtaker.
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Mark Lindsay
Mark Purcell
Ron Smith
Randy Naef
Spartans
Cheesemakers
Girlwatchers
Beavers
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Kegler
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