Monroe Rifle Club Tops Madison Red by Narrow Margin
Monroe Rifle Club defeated Madison Red 1459 to 1458 at the Madison Red range led by Clarence Drake who scored 291. Monroe fired 500s in prone and Madison led in sitting 498 to 497, with Monroe 462 to 400 in offhand. 100s for Monroe came from Pederson, Ed Schenk, Martin Hanna, Lawrence Drake, and Clarence Drake in prone, Al Aeberhard and Orville Kiel in sitting. Madison 100s from A Trumpy, M Hogan, S Dishon, W White, and Fleeter in prone, Zimmerly Haberman and Haertle in sitting. This was Monroe’s second win over Madison Red. next week Monroe has a bye and March 21 Janeville visits Monroe.
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Monroe Rifle Club
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Madison Red
Madison Red Range
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Monroe
Pederson
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al Aeberhard
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Janesville
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Lakeland Trips Stout in Playoff Showdown
Lakeland defeated Stout 76-69 on Monday night to reach the NAIA District 14 final against Milton. Bob Guy scored 27 points, Gary Hovey 22, and Lakeland used strong defense and 22 of 33 free throws to hold off a late Stout rally despite Stout’s 58-29 rebounding edge and 32-for-82 shooting.
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Lakeland
Stout
Milton
Muskies
Wisconsin State University
Kansas City
Bob Guy
Gary Hovey
Guy
Mike Thompson
Jerry Kissman
Kissman
Blue Devils
Monroe Wrestler Wins State 95-Pound Title in 1966
Steve Wuetrich of Monroe captured the state high school wrestling title in the 95 pound class at the 1966 WIAA tournament. He defeated four opponents, two by pins, two by decisions, finishing with only two season points scored against him. Coach Don Miller praised his tigerlike performance and discipline to make weight. Steve plans to move to 103 pounds next season, with heavy support from his brother Gregg and teammates.
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Monroe
Wuetrich
Steve
Don Miller
Grappler
Miller
Iowa Grant
State
Russ Hellickson
Stoughton
Gregg
Dan Mayer
Rich Hinebaugh
Rich Lisser
Mayer
Robert A. ‘Wuetrich
Cupid
Larry
Whitewater State University
Bill Teuscher Leads Keglers With 572 Series
Kegler action highlighted by Bill Teuscher leading with a 572 total and a 203 game in the Pleasure League. Herb Hoesly claimed singleton honors at 204, Ed Condon 202, Hoesly 535 series, and Lou Hackle 533. Turner Hall top marks included Dave Eley 566 and Harry Olson 200 singleton. Bob Tesch led Classic League with a 213 game. Lavern Hayes had 551 series and 206 game. Multiple leagues list additional scores and team standings.
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Kegler
Herb Hoesly
Ed Condon
Hoesly
Lou Hackle
Dave Eley
Harry Olson
Fred Gobeli
Roy Rufer
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Bob Tesch
Lavern Hayes
Tesch
Hayes
Duane Kohl
Hermie Blum
Ole Hanson
Herb Goecks
Allie Wuetrich
Bob Trickel
Tiger Kohl
Wink Gruenewald
Pleasure
Milt Steiner
Jerry Engelbertson
Hubers
Gemplers
Monroe
Swiss Colony
Pat's Tap
Martins
Niffeneggers
Hawleys
Turner Hall
Treuthardt Stockyards
Washington Implement
Windy
Russell Heads All America List in 1966 AP Honors
Cazzie Russell of Michigan becomes a two time All America selection in the 1966 AP list. Clyde Lee Vanderbil t Dave Schellhase Purdue Louie Dampier Kentucky and Dave Bing Syracuse join him on the first team. Jim Walker Providence heads the second team with Duke’s Jack Marin Bob Verga Davidson Dick Snyder and Matt Guokas Jr. on the squad. Third team includes Walt Wesley Henry Finkel Bob Lewis Thad Jaracz and Pat Riley.
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Cazzie Russell
Michigan
Associated Press
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Clyde Lee
Dandy
Vanderbilt
Dave Schellhase
Purdue
Louie Dampier
Kentucky
Dave Bing
Syracuse
Dampier
Russell
Michigan Ace
Lee
Schellhase
Bing
Jim Walker
Providence
Duke
Jack Marin
Bob Verga
Dick Snyder
Davidson
Matt Guekas Jr
St. Joseph's
Marin
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Snyder
Guokas
Walt Wesley
Kansas
Henry Finkel
Dayton
Bob Lewis
North Carolina
Thad Jaracz
Pat Riley
Mitchell Leads Cardinals Past Whites 82 81 in Freshmen Clash
Tom Mitchell scored 25 points to lift the Cardinals to an 82 81 win over the Whites in a freshmen game at the field house. Keith Burington led Whites with 20 points, Jim Johnson added 15, and Chuck Nagle led the Cardinals with 34 points on 15 field goals and four free throws. Sonny Guy returns to Mississippi State as track coach, replacing the late Jerry Simmons who died in an auto crash.
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Field House
Keith Burington
Jim Johnson
Chuck Nagle
Sonny Guy
Starkville
Miss
E. J
Sonny) Guy
Mississippi State University
Bulldogs
Guy
Jerry Simmons
Badgers Beat Northwestern 90 62 To Move Up
Jumping Joe Franklin led Wisconsin with 16 rebounds and 16 points as the Badgers defeated Northwestern 90 62. Dave Roberts added 13 points off the bench, while Mike Carlin and Ron Kozlicki each scored 16 for Northwestern. Wisconsin, now 9 13 overall, closes out home season against Purdue and then Minnesota.
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Joe Franklin
Wisconsin
Badgers
Northwestern
Franklin
Jim Pitts
Pitts
Dave Roberts
Roberts
John Erickson Roberts
Mike Carlin
Ron Kozlicki
Erickson
Wildcats
Purdue
Indiana
Minnesota
Sevals Tops Wisconsin State Conference Scoring Crown
Jim Sevals, a 5 foot 5 guard, captured the Wisconsin State University Conference scoring title for the second straight year with 436 points and a 24.8 point per game average. He outscored rivals by a wide margin despite being a foot shorter than most opponents.
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Sevals
Associated Press
Jim Sevals
Wisconsin State University
Miller Open Brings Top Bowlers To Milwaukee
Milwaukee hosts the Miller Open a five day event offering 70000 in prize money. Pro am warmup carries 10000 with 60000 allocated to the open event from Wednesday to Saturday. Leading money winners this year include Dick Weber Dave Davis and Les Schlissler among about 140 professional bowlers competing.
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Dick Weber
St. Louis
Dave Davis
Phoenix
Les Schlissler
Detroit
Milwaukee boxers post fast KOs at Wisconsin Golden Gloves
Milwaukee boxers Gerald Pate and Willie Correo each stopped opponents in under 90 seconds to headline the Wisconsin Golden Gloves championships. Open division titles go to Milwaukee with five of eight, earning berths in the national meet. An exhibition pitted Eddie Brooks against Ray Owens, while Neopit produced two open champions and four novice titlists in Menominee County. Curling reports from the National Championship will air nightly on WIBA Madison through Friday at 10:30 p.m.
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Gerald Pate
Willie Correo
Eddie Brooks
Ray Owens
Chicago
Neopit
Menominee County
Hibbings
Minn
WIBA
Madison
Laurie Carlson
Canadians Triumph in Yugoslavia Warm-Up Win
Canada’s national hockey team routed Slovenija 7-1 in Jesenice in a warm-up for the world championships starting in Ljubljana. Separately Japan bans hotel construction near Mt Chikurin’s 72 inch telescope. only lodges and youth hostels allowed.
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Yugoslavia
Canada
Slovenija
Ljubljana
Japan
Mt. Chikurin
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