County Shop Team Narrows the Gap in Dartball Play
The Green County Shop swept Coplien Insurance three straight to move into a partial tie for second place behind Moore No 1 as Walter Schlaff and Mike Hughes led with multi hit games. Moore No 2 defeated Coplien and counted another two wins over the Shop as wrestling and basketball notes fill the page.
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Green County Shop
Moore No. 1
Coplien Insurance
Insurancemen
Walter Schlaff
Mike Hughes
John Daubert
Hughes
Louis Goepfert
Daubert
Coplien
Joe Jones
Lowell Ludwig
Bill Roth
Moore
Christianson
Phil Snyder
Steve Christianson
Dick Nejedle
Walt Wilzewske
Phil Mueller
Nitecap
Moore No
East Is Favorite In NBA Tilt Tonight
East favored to win the 18th NBA All Star Game at Madison Square Garden with 18 500 seats sold and ABC television coverage. Eastern stars lead 11 6 over the West. game time 8 30 p m EST. Frank Campenni 38 named campaign director for Sen Eugene McCarthy in Milwaukee.
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National Basketbal Association
Madison Square Garden
NBA
Milwaukee
Phoenix
New York
ABC
Frank Campenni
University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee
Eugene McCarthy
Local Riflemen Lose to Madison in Offhand Match
Madison posted a 467 total, 17 points ahead of Monroe in an away match. Monroe led in prone and kneeling but trailed overall as A Aeberhard led with 50 49 90 and Mark Hanna totaled 100 48 91 across positions. Final listings show Kuebli Miller Erb Raymer Penniston Drake Drake Raymer Aeberhard Kiel among Monroe shooters.
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Madison
Monroe
Mark Hanna
A. Aeberhard
P . Koh H. Pfund
G. Kuebli
Milwaukee eyes NBA franchise revival spurring baseball return
Milwaukee leaders cheer the NBA award as a step to boost major league baseball prospects and revive sports in the city. Mayor Maier says the move proves Milwaukee is a big league city while Allan Bud Selig hopes MLB help follows. In a separate item, Army Sg. Murray Van Lone, 25, dies of wounds in Vietnam, Jan. 20.
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Milwaukee
National Basketball Association
Braves
Atlanta
Milwakee
Henry Maier
NBA
Maier
Allan Bud Selig
Milwaukee Brewers Baseball Club, Inc
Kenosha
Army Staff
Murray van Lone
Vietnam
Defense Department
Wisconsin to Hold Public Hearing on Spring Turkey Hunt
A public hearing by the Wisconsin Natural Resources Board on next spring's turkey season is set for Feb 12 at 8 p m in Madison. Proposals include a season from April 27 to May 12 in Wood and Juneau counties with a one male turkey limit, 5 am to 10 am hunting hours, shotgun use BB or smaller, and 630 permits for two weekend or five weekday periods plus one guest hunter per permit.
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Madison
Wisconsin Natural Resources Board
Hill Farms
Divson of Conservation
Department of Natural Resources
Wood
Juneau
The
Conservation Commission
National Resources Board
Duke Kahanamoku dies at 77 a Hawaii icon and Olympic champion
Duke Kahanamoku, Hawaii’s famed Olympic swimmer, sheriff and actor, died at 77 in Kaiser Hospital after collapsing at Waikiki Yacht Club. He crowned Olympic sprint titles in 1912 and 1920 and starred in Hollywood films. Duke saved eight lives in a 1925 California yacht capsize before serving Honolulu as sheriff.
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Honolulu
Duke Kahanamoku
Hawaii
Duke
Waikiki
Waikiki Yacht Club
Kaiser Hospital
Kahanamoku
Hollywood
Mr. Roberts
Thelma
Newport Beach
Calif
Jefferson Tops Freshmen Team
The Jefferson freshmen defeated Monroe 62 to 59 at Jefferson yesterday. Wells Will Share and Monahan led a four man scoring, with Share totaling 16 for Monroe, followed by Manahan 13 Will 12 and Wells 10. Monroe led 16-15 after one and 32-29 at halftime, but Jefferson edged ahead 50-41 after three and outscored Monroe 21-9 in the final period for the win. Monroe’s next action is against Middleton at 5 p.m. next Monday.
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Jefferson
Monroe
Wells
Will
Share
Monahan
Randy Share
Kevin Manahan
Chuck Will
Mike Wells
Cheesemen
Middleton
Bahler
Hoff's Team Holds Third in Class C in Green Bay
The Hoff's Builders Bowl in Green Bay sees Brodhead's team finish third in Class C with 2 249 pins. Betty Afkin and Ivonele Melimens take second in Class C doubles with a 911 series as competition runs through April 21.
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Brodhead
Wisconsin
Green Bay
Betty Afkin
Ivonele Melimens
Bowling prodigy Hedrich nets 834 and a perfect game
Ron Hedrich, 20, of La Crosse State, bowled an 834 series at Vlasek Lanes on Monday finishing with a perfect 300. He opened 254, then 280 with 22 straight strikes and carried the run into the final game.
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Tomah
Ron Hedrich
la Crosse State
Vlasek Lanes
Pleasure League scores and top bowler highlights at Turner Hall
Niffeneggers posted 2 653 in Pleasure League action at Turner Hall with seven high games by Koehn, Norder, Wirtz, and others. Del Shaffer led singles in Classic and multiple teams posted strong totals while local law notices follow.
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Niffeneggers
Turner Hall
Ken Norder
Arnold Koehn
Fred Wirtz
Rudy Rothenbuehler
Don Martin
Harris Gempler
Marion Mueller
Ferron’s
Loewi and Co
Marilyn’s
Bud Wilde
Allie Wuetrich
Leon Radkow
Herb Davidson
del Schaffer
Duane Rackow
Curly Goecks
Dearth Motors
Pleasure
Vern Hayes
Pete Hanson
Monroe Firemen’s
Monroe Hotel
Gemplers Tire Shop
Huber’s Beer
Hawley’s Livestock
Windy Acres
Mobile Oil
Moore Business Forms
Green County Salvage
Mueller Cheese
Washington Implement
Land Transfers Listed in The Daily Record
Estates transferring property include Willie F Lange to Helen Lange et al in Exeter Township section 10. Carl T Pfisterer Estate to Leon H Baumgartner for 289 acres in Decatur Township section 26. Dan S Markham to Marshall D and Richard G Markham doing business as The Independent Register in Brodhead, land in blocks 4 and 5 and 100 city of Brodhead.
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Willie F. Lange
Helen Lange
Exeter Township
Carl T. Pfisterer
Leon H. Baumgartner
Decatur Township
Dan S. Markham
Marshall D
Richard G. Markham
Independent Register
Brodhead
Bik
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Juda Panthers
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New Glarus Glarner Knights
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Larry Rufenacht
Glarer Knights
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France
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Dave Norby
Iron Mountain
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Stoughton
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Cheesemaker
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Edgerton
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Black Hawk
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Turk
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Turkey
Hoff
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John Stephenson
Bill Plummer
Pete Mikkelsen
Archie Reynolds
Leon Rackow
Emmanuel Fuchs
Mort Wittner
Loews and Co
Firebirds
Solomon’s
Eagles
Bob Dearth
Clarence
Curly) Goecks
Floyd Coplien Jr
Hans Hayes
Bill Goecks
Coplien Painting
Alphorn Lounge
Felders
Junction House
Green County Realty
Los Angeles
Boston
Miami
United States
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Roger L Elmer Richard H. Marty
State Patrol
Linda F. Peaveyhouse
South Wayne
Sheriff's Dept
Harland J. Mahlikuch
Sheriff’s Dept
David C. Gudgeon
Mt. Horeb
Olson Builders
Black Earth
Jenk. C. Halverson
Route 1
Wayne E. Gille
17Th St
Robert J. Stampfli
Deborah Kay Girard
9Th Ave
Delbert F.soddy Jr
Browntown
Jack L. Feldt
the Daily Record
Dairyland
Larry
Chain Saw Sales
Buick
Badger Motors
11Th Street
Buick Motor Division
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