Ponies Juda Win To Reach Friday Finals In Albany Sub Regional
Monticello defeats Albany 66 50 to reach the Albany Sub Regional final with Jan Metz scoring 27 points to lead all scorers. Juda downed Argyle 73 55 with Denny Zimmerman at 22 points as the two teams advance to play Friday.
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Monticello
Juda
Albany
Barneveld
Argyle
Jan Metz
Denny Zimmerman
Ponies
Comets
Fritz Benkert
Jim Grenzow
Gibbons
Flynn
Comet
Panther
Bob Affolter
Dan Leaver
Woody Keener
Daly
McGinnity
Oriole
Orfordville
Clinton
South Wayne
Fan who aimed shotgun at Flemington race charged in Australia
Walter John Hoysted, 52, held up a horse race at Flemington on February 19 with a shotgun to protest jockeys using whips. He was fined 80 dollars split as 30 for arming with an offensive weapon, 20 for discharging a firearm at authority, and 30 for assaulting a policeman. A friend paid the fines and costs. Hoysted said he would organize a sitdown campaign at a Melbourne race course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldourn
Walter John Hoysted
Wally
Hoysted
Flemington Race Course
Melbourne
Still Likes Baseball Russell Named For Cage Honor
Cazzie Lee Russell Jr. named College Basketball Player of the Year by The Associated Press. The 21 year old Michigan star, who scored 2000 points in three varsity seasons, aims for Big Ten titles and the NCAA, with NBA draft expectations and a future in teaching and broadcasting noted.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Chicago
Carver High School
Larry Hawkins
Hawkins
Cazzie Lee Russell’ Jr
Associated Press
Russell
Michigan
Wolverines
Iowa
NCAA
National Basketball Association
New York
Detroit
Bill Buntin
Pistons
Dave Strack
Strack
Kegler Pros Seek 60000 Miller Open Title
Milwaukee event opens with 24 qualifying games today and a cut to 16 for Friday matches. Pro-amateur kickoff sees Frank Prasnikar and Bob Phillips top with high scores, Prasnikar taking $1000 and 614 total pins while Phillips posts a 729 series. Final four compete for $10,000 first prize on Saturday afternoon.
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Milwaukee U
Bob Philips
San Pablo
Calif
Milwaukee
Frank Prasnikar
Prasnikar
Phillips
Jay Wollan Named Wisconsin Player of the Week
Jay Wollan of River Falls was named The Associated Press Wisconsin high school basketball Player of the Week after scoring 62 points in River Falls Wildcats 125 78 win over Glenwood City. The performance set a Middle Border Conference scoring record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Jay Wollan
River Falls
Associated Press
Wollan
Wildcats
Glenwood City
Freeze Will Mean Mayville N D Game
Mayville and Hillsboro met in a district tournament clash with a 7-5 Hillsboro win in the second overtime. Mayville tied 5-5 on a late field goal with four seconds left, then Hillsboro clinched the victory on two free throws with one second remaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayville N.D
Mayville
N.D
North Dakota
Hillsboro - Mayville
Hillsboro
Lakeland Cagers Land Two on All-Star Team
Lakeland College Wisconsin earns two spots on the week’s all-star selections. Gary Ho of Bonduel is unanimous coach pick and a Lakeland guard Bob Guy of Benson joins him on the No. 1 team. Also named on the second team are Ray Miknaitis and John Meredith from Illinois-Chicago, Phil Springer and Jim Kuever from Lakeland, and Pat Clinton of Trinity.
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Lakeland
Chicago
Lakeland College of
Milton
Wis
Ray Miknaitis
John Meredith
Illinois - Chicago
Phil Springer
Jim Kuever
Pat Clinton
Trinity
Warhawks and Celtics Win in Little League Contests
The Warhawks led 31-27 after the first quarter but the Sparkplugs lost the crown last week. Celtics beat Wolverines 44-26 as defense limited scoring in the opening period and the Cel tics held a 28-7 halftime edge.
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Warhawks
Celtics
Wolverines
High school basketball scores from various regional matchups
Regional and sub regional games delivered several close results. Highlights include West Grant Seneca 67 over Waureka 42 and Clinton 54 over Orfordville 60. Wisconsin league action also featured East Troy Pewaukee 50 to 48 and Verona 84 over Cambridge 61 with strong defense.
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East Troy
Pewaukee
Walworth
Elkhorn
Eau Claire
Chippewa Falls
Menomonie
Eau_ Claire Memorial
Eau Claire North
Merrill
Colby
Medford
Mineral Point
Cuba City
Fennimore
Iowa-Grant
Brooms and Stones Week Bonspiel Highlights and Winners
The Alpine Curling Club reports strong turnout for a 16 rink bonspiel with Feb 21 results across Wisconsin venues. Winners include first event Irvin and runner-up Norton, second event Power over McCoy. Notable earnings show Prairie du Chien and Sauk-Prairie results. Vordhold events and a long list of club members are noted. Pioneer golfer W O Maxwell Sr. dies at 77 in Abilene. Milwaukee wage investigations reveal $1,203,466 in minimum wage and overtime underpayments to 7,693 Wisconsin workers in 1965.
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Monroe
Valentines
Irvin
Norton
Power
McCoy
Alpine Curling Club
Edward M. Adam
Herbert Ainsworth
Richard Bahr
George Barry
Robert Baumann
R.finley Barry
Donald Brennan
David Brinkmeier
Virgil Brunkow
Robert Bussen
Richard Creamer
J. T. Etter Jr
Mary Jane ‘Fenell
H. L. Fenton
John K. Kernan
Lester G. Forcade
Clarence Franklin
John R Fuller
Nathan Goetz
Robert Goetz
James R. Go
Darrell Nelson
John Norton
Merlin Olson
Jim Packard
Paul Paulson
Perry Power
Richard Rhyner
Robert Richardson
John B. Pierce
Arthur Roethe
Leon Schroeder
Richard Shallberg
Donald Liedschlag
Robert Soderholm
William Spoerry
Frank Stiles
James Stormont
Lowell Stuessy
Jerry Thomm
Walter Viersthaler
Hugo Voelkh
James C. Volkert
Thomas Watt
James R
Weir
Robert Wichser
Melvin Will
Edward Zwicker
Milwaukee
Labor Department
Wisconsin
Monticello Social Notes From Monticello by Mrs C D Curtis
Mrs C D Curtis reports a busy weekend with Ford dealers meeting in Chicago attended by W Karlen and Royal Karlen Jr. and many local exchanges as families hosted relatives and friends including visits to Mercy Hospital Janesville and gatherings in Madison Freeport Baileyville Cascade and Beloit with Belle interactions and dinner guests.
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W. Karlen
Royal Karlen Jr
Ford Dealers
Chicago
Mabel Rhyner
Albany
Nellie Zweitel
Marcus Elmer
Marion
Norman Benkert
Norma Jean
Mercy Hospital
Janesville
Elmers
Henry J. Elmer
Reube Neshiem
Carol
Madison
Jacob Wittenwyler
Edward H. Theiler
Marie Babler
Edward Yonkers
Jeff Blum
Beloit
Bertha Keller
Hazel Kundert
Arlie Trickel
Freeport
Elmer
Robert Grabow
Kenneth Pearson
Wesley Haase
Baileyville
Jai Lavonne Loveland
Allan Babler
Dick Dugdale
j@aughter
Sherry
Cascade
Colo
C. W. Karlen
Pro Tennis Opener Draws Top Names at Madison Square Garden
First round matches for the $25,000 pro tournament at Madison Square Garden include Rod Laver versus Mike Davies, Andres Gimeno against Pancho Segura, Lew Head facing Alex Olmedo, and Luis Ayala meeting Pierre Barthes. Event scheduled March 22 with details in daily classifieds.
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Rod Lavier
Mike Davies
Andres Gimeno
Pancho Segura
Lew Head
Alex Olmedo
Luis Ayala
Pierre Barthes
Madijson Square Garden
Baumgartner Posts 628 Honor Count In Bowling Action
Emil Baumgartner led last night’s bowling with a 628 honor count and games of 244 and 230 in the Men’s Major League. Burt Bacon added a 591 series and 221 game. Team scores and other league totals are listed, including City and Country League leaders and Nitehawk League standings.
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Emil Baumgartner
Kegler
Burt Bacon
Ernie Spring
George Redman
Bud Sedgwick
Slims
Casey Goecks
Bill Gyure
al Kubly
Archie Myers
Bill Wartenweiler
Lieva Retzlaff
Eagles Club
Gempler
Peter Klassy
Otto Schild
Don Wuthrich
Schild
John Musser
Emil Kag 4Gartner
Deb Share
Leo Kohl
Jerry Englebretson
Badgers
Moormans
Clinic
Marcos
Schlitz
Tceday
Seni
Lloyd Retzlaff
Goecks
D-X
Monroe Cheese Corp
Swiss Cheese Shop
Rees Const
Mass. Mutual
City and
Rachel Holcomb
Linda Hilfiker
Bette Alken
Phyllis Kundert
Marilyn Hartwig
Lime ‘Acres
Tiger Pure Oiler
Wainwright
Pharmacy
Nitehawk
Behring Motors
Rapid Gas
J and W Implement
Heins Tavern
Pat's Tap
North Central Gas Co
Phil's Downtowners
Bowen’s Standard
Predator hunt canceled due to snow shortage in Phillips area
Lack of snow forces cancellation of the predator hunt planned for Saturday and Sunday in the Phillips area. The event, originally set for Feb 19 20, was postponed because conditions failed to materialize for aircraft, snowmobiles, guides, and hunting dogs to track predators.
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Madison
Phillips Area
Boat Registration Period Opens With Higher Fees
State Conservation Ward notes April 1 1966 begins a three year cycle for boat registrations with a 25 cent increase to fund a waterproof certificate. Delays in certificates may occur as printing machines arrive. carry payment proof. Check boat numbers for legibility and proper spacing to avoid penalties. renew worn numbers. Maintain safety equipment during quieter outdoor months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Wood
Conservation Department
Caribbean tour reveals poverty amid royalty in Jamaica
Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip arrive in Kingston aboard the royal yacht Britannia to observe not only island beauty but poverty among 15 000 residents. The Daily Telegraph reports Leeward Island St Vincent welcomed the queen without a red carpet amid visible hardship and cheering crowds. In New York Milwaukee’s Hotel Pfister seeks $2012 in a writ against Jayne Mansfield and husband for unpaid charges and damages from a 1964 stay. Agriculture Building volleyball beat Smock Valley Watershed 6 0 at Monroe Junior High.
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London
Prince Philip
Kingston
Jamaica
Leeward
St. Vincent
Daily Telegraph
New York
Milwaukee
Pfister
Matt Cimber
Jayne Mansfield
Manhattan
Cimbers
AG Building
Agriculture Building
Smock Valley
Monroe
Calvin E. Kraemer
Proxmire Attacks Johnson Plan On School Nutrition
Sen. William Proxmire of Wisconsin criticized President Johnson's nutrition proposal aimed at aiding disadvantaged children. He warned the plan would "cut the heart out of the school milk program" while noting the broader health package sent to Congress includes extending free milk to all children rather than only those in poverty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasalmlun
Johnson
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Proximire
Congress
Young Man Joins Draft After Sues Johnson Over Draft Abolition
David A. Baumann a 19 year old from Columbia Pennsylvania arrived with his parents at Lancaster Selective Service to enter military service Tuesday. He is valedictorian of his 1964 class and had filed suit against President Johnson in New York District Court seeking to abolish the draft.
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Wancation
Johnson
David A. Baumann
Columbia
Lancaster
Selective Service Office
William Baumann
Baumann
Second District Court of
New York
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Prairie du Chien River Valley
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Rhinelander
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Marshall
Lowell-Reeseville
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de Forest
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Lodi
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Mt. Horeb
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Proxmire
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