Bankers Rally to Beat Groceymen for Relay Lead
First National Bank overcame a 20-13 first quarter deficit to topple the Groceymen 61-39. Bob Lieberman led 1st National with 16 points while Larry Larson added 10 as the Lena Teachers dominated White Elephant 62-40 behind Marv Kaiser with 25. DeKalb fell to Pearl City 53-50 as Dyckstra scored 16 for Pearl City in a comeback. Chicago White Sox ticket sales show a $250000 lead in advance sales for 1968.
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First National Bank
Kroger
Groceymen
Bankers
Lena
Bob Lieberman
Larry Larson
Bob Knipschild
Dick Leuzinger
White Elephant
Marv Kaiser
Don Daughenbaugh
Don Maaske
Duke Phillips
Mike Hetzle
DeKalb
Pearl City
Aggies
Dick Dykstra
Dyckstra
Jim Kaiser
Larry Davis
Jay Brinkmeier
DeKalb Ag
Dorothy Schott Leads Pleasure League Action At Turner Hall
Dorothy Schott paced Pleasure League bowling with a 510 series at Turner Hall. High scores included Judy Bauman 190 and Burt Bacon 237 in Victory while Sam Rogula and Carroll Jones led City League with 204 and 200. Complete results show multiple teams and individuals across City and Industrial leagues with notable totals like Hughes Mobil Homes 938 and 2,690 and Eagles Club 2,651.
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Dorothy Schott
Turner Hall
Judy Bauman
Helen Loveland
Dorothy Scott
Olive Edstrom
Diane Broge
Joanne Schindler
Burt Bacon
Whitey Engebretson
Laverne Hayes
Bob Wuetrich
Moore
Carroll Jones
Ken Mahlberg
Gary Rufenacht
Karl Brandenberg
Rufenacht Oil Co
Al’s Independent’s
Baumgartner’s
Monroe Milling
Schuetze’s
Commercial Bank
Browntown Milling
Jeanette Grindey
Karen Thompson
Maryellen Sullivan
Uniowns
Schultz Pharmacy
South Side Pure Oil
Robert’s Rollers
Century Belles
City Taxi
Eagles
Roy’s Tap
Mel’s Texaco
Don’s Standard
Fox and rabbit hunting thriving in Wisconsin conditions
Madison special report notes peak season for fox and rabbit hunting as cold, snowy weather aids sport. A Menomonie area party of six reports 27 foxes taken this season while rabbit dog hunters find plentiful rabbits. Ice fishing and panfish activity also reported across Chequamegon bay Mississippi River Pool 7 Lake Onalaska Ferryville and Lake Winnebago area with walleye northern and crappie catches.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Menomonie
Chequamegon Bay
Lake Onalaska
Ferryville
Lake Winnebago
Lake Poygan
Pro Bowl Starters Picked For Sunday Clash
Don Shula and Otto Graham name starting lineups for the 18th annual Pro Bowl with Johnny Unitas and Fran Tarkenton leading West and East. Key players include Willie Richardson John Mackey Bob Vogel Boyd Dowler and Homer Jones among others as rosters mix Camp appearances and veteran stars.
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Shula
Graham
Otto
Cleveland
Baltimore
Johnny Unitas
Los Angeles Rams
Roman Gabriel
Don Meredith
Dallas Cowboys
Fran Tarkenton
New York Giants
Unitas
Willie Richardson
John Mackey
Bob Vogel
Green Bay
Boyd Dowler
Meredith
Bob Hayes
Don Perkins
Ralph Neesly
Washington
Charley Taylor
Leroy Kelly
Gabriel
Ram
Lester Josephson
Bernie Casey
Mel Farr
Detroit Lions
Tarkenton
Homer Jones
Court denies Waldron hearing in 1966 death case
Supreme Court rejects a second appeal by Orville Waldron of RockfordIllinois sentenced to death for the March 15 1964 bar murder of Claude Fallin 38 of Chicago in South Beloit. Execution scheduled at Stateville Joliet was delayed by appeals.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Orville T. Waldron
Electric Chair
Illinois
Waldron
Rockford
Claude Fallin
Chicago
Beloit
Ill
Stateville Penitentiary
Joliet
Nashua
N. H
Albert S. O’sullivan
Fallin
New Hampshire
Palm Beach
Fla
Wild River film wins top honors at national outdoor fest
MADISON The Department of Natural Resources reports its film Wild River Country showing Wisconsin s 22 wild river systems won the top honor in the water system category at the national outdoor film festival. The department says the library will make the film available to the public Monday.
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Madison
Department of Natural Resources
Wisconsin
Luxemburg High Maintains Sweet 16 Wrestling Lead
Luxemburg High School stays atop the Wisconsin Sweet 16 wrestling rankings with an 11-0 record for the second straight week. New Richmond holds 12-0 as runner up, Milwaukee South is 13-0, per State Wrestling Coaches Association. Geologists note much of the Atlantic coast may be sinking toward sea level at about one to two feet per century.
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Stu Grendahl
Pope
Jim Larson
Rick Larson
Fort Atkinson
Dave Goetz
Monroe
Edgerton
Middleton
Sun Prairie
Madison
Luxemburg High School
State Wrestling Coaches Association
New Richmond
Milwaukee South
Atlantic
North America
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Wisconsin State University Whitewater Centennial Year Proclaimed
Governor Knowles signed a proclamation naming 1968 as Wisconsin State University Whitewater Centennial Year. The campus has grown from 48 students and 12 faculty to about 8,500 students and 500 faculty. Attendees included university president Dr. William L. Carter and student senate president William Hartley.
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Madison
Warren P. Knowles
Wisconsin State University-Whitewater
Goose Hunters Fail To Turn In Reports
The Division of Conservation announced that thousands of Wisconsin goose hunters did not submit report forms and unused goose tags. Compliance is required by state and federal rules, and missing data hinder harvest estimates and future season planning.
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Madison
Division of Conservation
Wisconsin
Agney
TV Guide Night Schedule Highlights and Tetanus Note
A dense TV guide lists programs from 5:30 to 9 with films, series and specials across networks and venues. It notes Walter Cronkite and Huntley Brinkley slots, assorted sports events, dramas, comedies, and music programs. The page ends with a medical note: tetanus deaths in the U S declining due to antitoxin serums.
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United States
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SOX
Chicago White Sox
Milwaukee
Oren
Stoughton
Monro Cheesemaker Grapplers
Jayvee
Jerry Hippe
Jacob Reppen
Steve Stiff
Perry Saunders
Dale Carothers
Dale Plautz
Mike Risch
Bill Carothers
Pat Ford
M. Ford
Kallner
Sandeen
Johnson
Doerr
Skrine
Black Hawk
Eage
Blanchardville
Brodhead
Warriors
Little Ten
Kohler
Port Edwards
Kiel
Channel 15
Bruins
Cougars
Albany
Monticello
Orfordville Parkview
Orangeville
Freeport Aqin
Freeport
Juda
Belleville
Dick Lueck
New Glarus
Orfordville
Glarus
Glarer Knights
Panthers
Parkview
Michigan State Spartans
Northwestern
East Lansing
Justice Department
Cassius Clay
National
Elephant
Trac
17Th Ave
Monroe, Wis
Fox
Dowler
Los Angeles
Don Shula
Baltimore Colts
Otto Graham
Washington Redskins
Luxemburg High
Whitewater
HEER
18Th Ave
Beverage Depot
Smeas
Walter Cronkite
Huntley Brinkley
Belgium
Flintstones
Hero
Gordon Hunt
Lorne Greene
Sinbad
Guy Williams
Michael Faraday
Gomer
Joy Ellison
Operation Entertainment
Cliff Robertson
George Chakiris
London
633 Squadron
U. S
Hollywood Squares
Zsa
Gabor
Rose Marie
Buddy Hacket
Nanette Fabray
Milton Berle
Raymond Burr
Don Adams
Will Sonnett
Jeff
King Victor
Hollywood
Yehudi Menuhin
Judd
Safari
Redlight
George Raft
Kay Fisher
Blood Sand
Rita Hayworth
On the Riviera
Danny Kaye
Paradise
Hugo Hass
Jean Byron
Philadelphia
Boston
Wichita
Southern Ill
Michigan State
Carol Burnett
Stan Bran
Roger Mudd
Frank McGee
Buck
He and She
Jackie Gleason
Maya
Terry
Raja
Ernie
Gregory Peck
Tony Curtis
Angie Dicksinson
Bobby Darin
Captain Newman
M.D
Lawrence Welk
UCLA
Houston
Petticoat Junction
Uncle Joe
Hollywood Palace
Jack Benny
Sammy Davis
Liza Minnelli
Chris
Peter Allen
Mannix
Glarus Hotel
Qroger Bright
Robbie Schneider
Wis
Tim
America
15Th Street
Green
Green County Agriculture
Ray E. Kundert
Green County
Myron Stair
Ben Cleveland Ray Beckman
J. Marion Lewis
Ernst Zentner
Ray E. Kundert Green
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