Monroe Overpowers Stoughton to Extend Conference Lead
Monroe beat Stoughton 69 to 40 in a high turnout game, led by Keith Burington with 25 points. Bob Buchholtz added 22, Tom Mitchell 14, while Dan Moeser scored 16 for Stoughton. Monroe held Moeser to four points after halftime and moved atop the Badger Conference standings ahead of a title clash with Monona Grove next Friday.
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Lee Fernstaedt
Monroe
Stoughton
Vikings
Monona Grove
Titans
Badger
Keith Burington
Bob Buchholtz
Tom Mitchell
Jim Bidlingmaier
Viking
Dan Moeser
Jim Lower
Chesemakers
Moeser
Cheesemakers
Mitchell
Lee Mitchell
Rodney Slinde
Burington
Bidlingman
Selbo
Buchhholtz
Bidlingmaier
Dearth
Ft. Atkinson
Dearthee Mitchell
Buchholtz
Knipschilde
Shinde
Lower
Sannes O
Carlton
International Committee ‘of the Red Cross
Geneva
Kubly High Series Leads Local Bowling Action
Jerry Kubly of the Sportsmen league rolled a 570 series with 190 173 and 207 games to top last night’s bowling. Bob Stauffacher added a 217 game as the night’s best individual. Women leaders included Millie Blum with 487 series and Mardell Quest 460, Audrey Flannery 473. Team scores feature Industrial Combustion and Hubers atop a crowded standings list.
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Jerry Kubly
Sportsmen League
Kubly
Bob Stauffacher
Lou Hackle
Burnie Robertson
Millie Blum
Mardell Quest
Audrey Flannery
Roger Kubly
Nate Hare
Leroy Frauciger
Hubers
Frito-Lay
Ready Mix
South Side Market
NCO
Lou Hackel
Lee Nipple
Alvin Riese
Don Malkow
Evies Bar
VFW
Recreation Club
Milwaukee Cheese
Turner Hall
Thorpe Paints
Southern ‘Wisconsin Co-op
Treuthardt Trucking
Mary Johnson
Laura Loeffel
Arnsmeiers
Dean’s Milk
Turner Hail
Monroe Floral
Monroe Clinic
Pino’s
Burn Electric
Bancroft
Dodgeville Wins 15th Straight in Conference Tilt
Dodgeville boys rout Mineral Point 94 44 to extend their unbeaten streak to 15 in league play Pat Flynn leads with 28 points as Platteville pressurizes second place after a 76 63 win over Fennimore Doug Knut tallies 22 including 10 straight free throws Town Grant defeats Darlington 61 75 Cuba City edges Mt Horeb 70 65 Boscobel down West Grant 82 75 and Lancaster tops Prairie du Chien 97 68 Dodgeville opens a 26 7 first quarter surge and Platteville breaks a 34 84 halftime tie with a 28 15 third period run. Cuba City also beats the Vikings 17 10 in the second period.
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Dudgeville High Fuvour
Pat Flynn
Mineral Point
Platteville
Fennimore
Doug Knutsin
Town Grant
Darlington
Cuba City
Mt. ‘Horeb
Boscobel
West ‘Grant
Lancaster
Prairie du Chien
Dodgeville
Vikings
Albany Defeats Brodhead To Tie For First In League
Albany high school cagers edged Brodhead 58 57 to create a four way tie for first in the State Line League with Orfordville and Argyle also at 9 2. Paul Johnson topped scoring with 31 as Orfordville beat South Wayne 88 71, giving Johnson 276 points and Leo Martin of Argyle 271. Other results: Juda over Monticello 72 61 New Glarus over Belleville 60 49 Argyle over Blanchardville 9 1. Albany hit 14 of 27 free throws and led 16 10 in the third after a close first half.
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Albany High School
Brodhead
Orfordville
Argyle
Comets
Cardinals
Paul Johnson
South Wayne
Johnson
Leo Martin Argyle
Juda
Monticello
New Glarus
Belleville
Blanchardville
Regional Ski Meet Slated at Middleton
The Central U.S. Ski Association will hold its regional ski jump meet in Middleton on Sunday despite thaw and thunderstorms. Hank Oshanski said 45 tons of ice and snow will be imported for the 17th annual event at Tomahawk Ridge, sponsored by Blackhawk Ski Club. The field includes 119 competitors with former Olympic team members Willie Erickson and Butch Wodin, defending champion Sig Malvik, and 1963 Class B winner Dave Nordby.
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Adison
Central U.S. Ski Association
Middleton
Hank Oshanski
Blackhawk Ski Club
Tomahawk Ridge
Willie Erickson
Butch Wodin
Iron Mountain
Mich
Sig Malvik
Chicago
Dave Nordby
Madison
Tragedy Brightens Innsbruck Winter Olympics Day
An Australian skier Ross Milne died after a fall on the men's downhill course at the Innsbruck Olympics. US bobsledder John Handly suffered a hand injury in a separate accident. Snow threats loom as officials scramble to maintain courses and practice conditions amid heavy forecasts.
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Innsbruck
Austria
Innsbruck Hospital
Ross Milne
Myrtleford
Victoria
Mount Patscherkofel
United States
Bridayss
John Handly
Handly
Malone
N.Y
Stan Benham
Monona Grove Pounds Edgerton In Conference Buzzer Beater
Monona Grove edged Edgerton 104 to 60 setting a Badger Conference scoring record and extending their win streak to eight while sharing the conference lead with Monroe. Dennis Riddle led with 24 points as Sun Prairie beat Wisconsin High 53-40 and Jefferson beat Fort Atkinson 62-55. Middleton topped LaFollette 71-52 in non conference play.
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Monona Grove
Edgerton
Badger
Monroe
Dennis Riddle
Silver Eagles
Sun Prairie
Wisconsin High
Jefferson
Ft. Atkinson
Middleton
LaFollette
Jerry Fellows
Fort
Jim Cregar
Steve Cantwell
Don Wilson
Lancers
Don McCall
Palmer Leads Lucky Tourney
Arnold Palmer grabbed a five under par 66 to lead the $50,000 Lucky International Open at Harding Park at the halfway mark. He held a one stroke edge going into the third round as he again quit cigarettes, citing a personal resolution.
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Emanciocu O
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Harding Park Municipal
Curt Share Sparks Monroe B Team Past Stoughton Vikings
Monroe B team led by Curt Share with 15 points beat Stoughton 54 to 45. Al Barnes suffered a broken nose in practice while Steve Ratzlaff earlier twisted an ankle. Wynn Grendahl scored 12 and Dick Swiggum 10 for the Cheesemakers as they built a 27 21 halftime edge and widened the gap in the second half. Bill Beaster led Stoughton with 14, Nick Paris added 10.
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Curt Share
Monroe
Cheese-makers
Stoughton Vikings
Share
al Barnes
Steve Ratzlaff
Wynn Grendahl
Dick Swiggum
Bill Beaster
Stoughton
Nick Paris
Grendahl
Hayes
Bee
Beaster
Peralta Earns Title Bout After Thornton Victory
Argentine light heavyweight contender Gregorio Peralta earned a title shot against Willie Pastrano by defeating Wayne Thornton in a 10 round televised bout at Madison Square Garden. Matchmaker Teddy Brenner plans to negotiate a championship contest for March or April, likely in New Orleans or Las Vegas, with Pastrano favoring New Orleans.
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Gregorio Peralta
Wayne Thornton
Willie Pastrano
Pastrano
Thornton
Fresno
Calif
Madison Square Garden
Teddy Brenner
Miami Beach
Angelo Dundee
Brénner
New Orleans
Las Vegas
Peralta
Spahn Sues Publishers for 175000 Over Privacy Book
Warren Spahn former Milwaukee Braves pitcher sues in State Supreme Court claiming embarrassment and humiliation. He seeks 175000 in damages alleging the book The Warren Spahn Story was written without his consent and invades his privacy. Defendants include Julia N. Messner Inc and author Milton J Shapiro.
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Warren Spahn
New York
Milwaukee Braves
State Supreme Court
Julia N. Messner, Inc
Milton J. Shapiro
Wisconsin High School Basketball Scores Report
A compilation of numerous high school basketball results across Wisconsin with teams such as Iowa Grant, Darlington, Platteville, Fennimore, Dodgeville, Mineral Point, Boscobel, Cuba City, Ht. Horeb, Lancaster, Cassville, Shullsburg, Potosi, Highland, Watertown, Berlin, Lake Mills, Waterloo, Poynette, Waunakee, Johnson Creek, Wisconsin Heights, Juneau, DeForest, River Valley, Milton Union, Lodi, Evansville, Geneva, Whitewater, Wisconsin Dells, Nekoosa, Richland Center, Viroqua, Burlington, Elkhorn, Albany, Brodhead, Argyle, Blanchardville, Orfordville, South Wayne New Glarus, Belleville, Juda, Monticello, Middleton, Eau Claire Memorial, La Crosse Central, Chippewa Falls, Eau Claire North, LaCrosse Logan, Menomonie, Kenosha, Beloit, Racine Horlick, Racine Park, Janesville, Madison West, Jefferson, Ft. Atkinson, Monona Grove, Edgerton, Sun Prairie, Madison Wis, Monroe, Stoughton, Gratiot, Bloomington and The Druids note. The Druids, teachers and priests of ancient Britain, were wiped out by the Romans after 78 A.D.
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Cassville
Benton
Shullsburg
Potosi
Highland
Hazel Green
Watertown
Berlin
Lake Mills
McFarland
Waterloo
Cambridge
Poynette
Deerfield
Waunakee
Marshall
Johnson Creek
Wisconsin Heights
Juneau
DeForest
River Valley
Oregon
Milton Union
Verona
Lodi
Evansville
Geneva
Whitewater
New Glarus
Belleville
Juda
Monticello
Middleton
Madison Lafollette
Eau Claire Memorial
LaCrosse Central
Chippewa Falls
Eau Claire North
LaCrosse Logan
Menomonie
Kenosha
Beloit
Racine Horlick
Racine Park
Janesville
Madison West
Jefferson
Ft. Atkinson
Monona Grove
Edgerton
Sun Prairie
Madison
Wis
Monticello Social News Highlights Local Visits
Mrs. M F E Lynn and Mr. M E Lynn left for an indefinite stay in Arizona. The Schuerchs drove to Madison with their daughter Betty Jane, who resumes studies at Stout Institute in Menomonie. Various locals hosted visitors and shared meals, with gatherings at the Karlen home and other houses. Royal Woelffer Jr visited from Janesville, and Elmhurst College student Terry Freitag spent a week at home with his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. FE
Lynn
Arizona
Harry Schuerch
Madison
Betty Jane
Menomonie
Stout Institute
John ‘Winzenried
Brett
Kathy
Nellie Zoller
Ella Voegels
Bridge Club
Dave Brink
Jack Marty
Belleville
Matt Marty
Horeb
Earl Lockwood
Lodi
LeRoy Trumpy
Orangeville
Lawrence Karlen
Karlen
Fred Frehner
Daughers
Monroe
Ralph Freitag
William Greub
Hannah Bindschaedler
R. W. Woelffer
Henry J. Elmer
Robert Grabow
Freeport
Shirley Ritschard
Freitags
Elmhurst College
All-Star Bowling Leads Narrow as Final Round Near
Davis of Phoenix and Laverne Carter of St. Louis held slender advantages entering the fourth day of the $100,000 All-Star tournament. Davis led Bob Strampe of Detroit by 98 pins in the men’s round robin while Carter, wife of Don Carter, led Evelyn Teal of Miami by 110 pins in the women’s division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceres
Dave Davis
Phoenix
Laverne Carter
St. Louis
Davis
Bob Strampe
Detroit
Today in History highlights from January 25, 1964
On this date in 1878 Ernst F Sweden, electrical engineer and inventor, noted for multi tuned antennas and radio frequency receivers, plus work in televsion and electrification. 1882 Charles Guiteau convicted of Garfield murder. 1915 first transcontinental telephone line NY to San Francisco opened. 1949 Israel held its first election. Ten years ago Defense Secretary Wilson ordered dishonorable discharges for 24 POWs who refused to leave the neu
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Associated Press
Ernst F. Sweden
Charles Guiteau
James Garfield
New York City
San Decisco
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Jurkovac
Lakeland College
Phil Cole
Robert Hentzman
Dean George
Elmer Braun
Roy L. Straus
Farm Loan Service, Inc
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Korea
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Fred Holcomb
F. L
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George Graf
L. G. Marty
Wisconsin Bankers Association
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C. M. Stauffer
Contract Bridge Club
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Wisconsin Dells
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Richland Center
Viroqua
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