Monroe High considers new tennis courts and softened fields
At the Board of Education meeting Monroe High outlined plans for tennis facilities, field softening with top soil and seeding to reduce injuries, and the fencing and prep of the baseball diamond. Budget allocations included 11 705 for athletics and a carryover surplus to fund improvements. The report noted station wagons used for transport and projected optimism for the 1966 1967 season with the Battle of Champions opener set for November featuring Monroe Cheese makers versus Milwaukee Lincoln.
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Monroe High School
Board of Education
Lee Mitchell
Mitchell
Indianapolis
Monroe
Monroe Cheesemakers
Milwaukee Lincoln
FHA
FFA
End of School Year Highlights Local Athletics
Area schools closed another athletic year with state champions in wrestling and track. Monroe posted strong showings with state meet qualifiers and a second place in the Badger Conference while planning facility upgrades for football tennis and baseball. The Wisconsin Jaycee Junior Tennis Tournament is set for June in Elm Grove with a Tampa trip for winners. A Madison Track Club for junior high and older athletes forms tonight at 5:30 at the UW track under coaches Bennett and Klement.
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Haseen
Swift
Steve Wuetrich
Steve
Dan Mayer
Rich Hinebaugh
Rich Lisser
Don Miller
Badger
Jim Dearth
Mark Winzenried
Hayes
al Barnes
Dick Vincent
Chuck LaBuch
Don Bloom
Mike Meythaler
Harland Sarbacker
Monroe
Monroe Jaycee
Jack Fernan
Wisconsin Jaycee
City Park
Elm Grove
Wisconsin
Wauwa“osa Jaycees
Junx
Tampa
Florida
First National Bank
Madison
University of Wisconsin
Tom Bennett
Monona Grove
John Klement
Rudy led Swiss Colony to 6 3 win over Hu bers in Open League race
Rudy Rothenbuchler drove in four runs with four straight hits as Swiss Colony defeated Hu bers 6-3 to pull even at 3 1 in Open League standings. Captain Bob Liestekow added two hits, while Fran Schott earned the win. In other games Tri State Breeders beat Power and Light 10 2 to rise atop the Major League, and Grace Lutheran edged City Taxi 11 10. The new standings show Open League leaders Huber's 3 1 Swiss Colony 3 Pat's Top 2, and Major League ties at Tri State 4 Phillips 66 2 Power and Light 4 Grace Lutheran 2 2 City Taxi 1 3. A Badger booster event is planned at Monroe Country Club with Jim Herbes and Ray Kubly organizing.
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John Prien
Rudy Rothenbuchler
Bill Tuescher
Huber
Fran Schott
Fred Huber
Tri-State
Power and Light
Cletus Bainbridge Limited
Light
Bob Hardell
Roger Vickers
Chuck Hammeil
Mike Meythaler
Chuck Montgomery
Tri-Staters
Hammeil
Tristate
al Bells
Vickers
Iero
Chuck Hammerl
Jerry Gelbach
Grace Lutheran
City Taxi
Bob Leiberman
Vance Nelson
Chuck Ekena
Bob Abelman
James Plymire
Jim Huffman
Jim Bartholf
Don Ninneman
Gary Phillis
Milford Wentz
Pat Wué
Wich
Kenny Schindler
Duane Rackow
Huber’s
Swiss Colony
Pat's Top
Heeren and
Coplien
Swiggum’s
Phillips 66
Martin's
Booster Day at Monroe Country Club Hosts UW Coaches
Booster Day at Monroe Country Club features Raymond Kubly and James Forbes hosting Ivy Williamson and the University of Wisconsin coaching staff. About 200 attendees from across the country are invited for an 8 am start with a noon buffet and 5 pm smorgasbord dinner. Proceeds benefit the Wisconsin Student Aid Foundation. Arnold named Oregon assistant basketball coach Eugene Orew-Frank Arnold, 31, takes post at Oregon.
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Badger
Monroe Country Club
Raymond R. Kubly
James Forbes
Monroe
Ivy Williamson
University of Wisconsin
Son
Wisconsin Student Aid Foundation, Inc
Arnold
Eugene, Orew
Frank Arnold
University of Oregon
Monroe Man Nets 11 Pound Pike With River Runt Lure
Monroe angler Huber boated a 11 pound walleyed pike of 26% inches from Pecatonica at Argyle using a river runt lure. He slipped on a rock after landing the fish and injured his elbow, but his pike fever paid off as his wife also angling caught six bullheads and three bullheads.
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Wake Huber
Huber
Argyle
Pony Loop Schedule for Remainder of Week
Pony Loop practice plan lists sessions for the week with age groups and times. Wednesday 14 15 year olds 1 PM to 2 30 PM. Thursday 12 13 year olds 1 PM to 2 30 PM. Friday captains select at 1 PM.
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Ine Rony Neaxue Pactice
Pair of UW Netmen Survive the Openers
Two Wisconsin tennis players advanced from first round singles in the NCAA tournament. Elliot Pillsbury won his match, while opponent information is partially obscured by OCR text. A separate note mentions Eau Claire Memorial baseball star Bob Hall signing with the Cincinnati Reds.
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Miami
Fla
University of Wisconsin
Elliot Pillsbury
EAU Claire
Bob Hall
Eau Claire Memorial
Cincinnati Reds
Stanford’s Baise and Ballinger win in straight sets
Craig Baise of Stanford defeated James Malone of Western Kentucky 6-2 6-4. Todd Ballinger won 6-0 6-? in the same match.
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Craig Baise
Stanford
Todd Ballinger
James Malone
Western Kentucky
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Salem Central
Lake Mills
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Herb Ableman
Jerry Stauffacher
Pete Johnson
Jim Menehan
Sophs
Jerry Muenich
Dave Fahs
Rudy
Hubers
Big Badger
Jim ‘Erbes
Ray Kubly
Mort and the Dukes
Mort Armstrong
Midwest
Banshees
Jake Huber
Oressme
Woldu Aehrtr
Ghitf Tahn
Tareyton
Cadillac
Green County Auto Company
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