Ruth Ellen Putnam fires 587 in Keglerette League action
Ruth Ellen Putnam led the Keglerette League with a 587 honor count, joined by six other bowlers posting honors at two Monroe alleys. Barb Wyss added a 562 in the Women's Major League, with Millie Boyer 556, Jackie Smith 532, Betty Dale 528, Ev Jacobs 507. Dick Bruny posted 621 in the KC Cadiz League. Putnam also toppled a 219, then 206 and 162 singles on the way to the high series.
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Millie Boyer
Jackie Smith
Betty Dale
Ev Jacobs
Dick Bruny
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Pepsi Cola
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Don’s Standard Service
Commercial and Savings Bank
Marty's Dairy
Radke Studio
Stauffacher Construction
The
Swiss Colony
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Swiss Wheel
Ludlow Bar
Monroe Cold Storage
Clark
John Deere
Idle Hour Mansion
Kubly
Kc-Cadiz
Alfred Schild
Otto’ Erzinger
Roger Moe
Irvin Philips
Carter and Gruenewald
Riverside Tap
Abe
Cramer Funeral Home
McGinnis Co
Baumgartner Cheese Store
Faith’s
Monroe Cheesemakers face Milton Union in Fort Atkinson tourney
Fort Atkinson Sub Regional action set Friday night with Monroe Cheesemakers opening against Milton Union Redmen in the 8:30 game. Stoughton vs Jefferson starts at 7, winners meet Saturday. Monroe and Milton had byes but draw each other first due to pairing. Betsy Sorenson leads Keglerette with 477 series, Pepsi Cola and Marty's Dairy post strong team totals. Clark's John Deere tops the bowling, while Abe's Plumbing and Heating dominates in the league results.
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Redmen
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Stoughton
Jefferson
Badger
Betty Sorenson
Mar Delle Holyoke
Pepsi Cola
Marty’s Dairy
Marty's Dairy
Boyer
Bard Wyss
Dod
Betty Dale
Mrs. Smith
Esther Kubly
Clark
John Deere
Kubly
Bruny
Alfred Schild
Roger Moe
Riverside Tap
Jean Monte
Darlene Flannery
Pauline Hemphill
Abe
Hubers
Baumgartner
Nuckseger
Jack Gallan
Nancy Pitz
Dick Muenich
Gayle Quinn
Evansville
Waunakee
Madison
Bill Stuckey
John Thompson
Winslow Team Faces Stricklers for Adult League Title
Undefeated Winslow meets Stricklers for the Adult League championship at 9 tonight in the Junior High gym. Tonight card also features County Teachers College vs Orangeville at 7 and South Wayne vs First National Bank-Teachers at 8. Last night First National Bank-Teachers beat Pearl City 44 43, with Chuck Ekena scoring 16 for the winners and Joe Tuescher 23 lead Rambler.
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Larry Noble
Blanchardville
Gary Ringen
Jim Meyers
Darlington
Zweifel
Winslow
LaVerne Schneider
Pine Bluff
Ark
LeWin
Norma Stewart
Winslow Casers
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County Teachers College
Orangeville
South Wayne
First National Bank
Locel
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Monroe
Pearl City
First National Cagers
Chuck Ekena
Chuck Carrier
Don Miller
Jim Brinkmier
Gene Cook
Kelly Brinkmier
Gene Baumgartner
Wayne Bahn
Skip Brennan
Jim Harke
Denny Hunt
Joe Tuescher
Roger Jackson
Local
Denny Swiggum
Dick Schliem
Bill Wunschel
Dick Leuzinger
Stefanich Leads Miller Open Qualifying With 2709
Stefanich, 25, from Jouet Illinois, shot six-game blocks totaling 2709 to take a 58-pin lead in the Miller Open Bowling Tournament in Milwaukee. Bob Strampe of Detroit is runner-up with 2656, followed by Dick Weber of St Louis at 2645. Other early leaders include Harry Smith Redwood 2593, Marva Dee seventh Stammond Indiana 2579, Johnny Meyer Lake Ronkonkoma 2572, Vern Downing Rodeo California 2553.
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Milwaukee
Jim Stefanich
Jouet
Bob Strampe
Detroit
Dick Weber
St. Louis
Buzz Fazio
Harry Smith
Redwood
Marv aDee
Stammond
Ind
Johnny Meyer
Lake Ronkonkoma
N.Y
Vern Downing
Rodeo
Calif
Flynn to Play Final Marquette Game Tonight
Captain Tom Flynn of Marquette undergoes a season ending shoulder injury as the Warriors close the season at home against Detroit. Flynn owns 78 straight starts, 450 points as a sophomore, 1,276 career points, sixth in Marquette history, with coach noting his impact on wins. Marquette stands 13-12, Detroit 17-6 after an earlier 81-74 Marquette win.
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Tommy
al McGuire
Flynn
Titans
Warriors
Detroit
State Wolves Top Cage Poll No. 1 in final AP ranking
Cheyney Pennsylvania State Wolves crowned No 1 small college basketball in final 1966 AP poll with 156 points. North Dakota 116, Southern Illinois 108, with Grambling Northern Michigan Indiana State Tennessee State Evansville Seattle Pacific and Valparaiso completing the top ten.
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Fess
Cheyney
State Wolves
Associated Press
Philadelphia
North Dakota
Southern Illinois
Grambling
Northern Michigan
Indiana State
Tennessee State
Evansville
Seattle Pacific
Valparaiso
Hal Blutman
Shippensburg
Platteville Favored To Retain Swim Title
Platteville is favored to defend the Wisconsin State University Conference swimming crown at Stevens Point, sharing the meet with WSUC Wrestling. La Crosse threatens after winning swimming in 1964, while Superior remains a top wrestling favorite despite ineligible grapplers.
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Platteville
Wisconsin State University
Stevens Point College
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la Crosse
Superior
Reer
River¢ Falls
Stout
Lakeland Wins NAIA Bid with 100-81 Victory Over Milton
Lakeland Muskies finally clinched a spot in the NAIA national tournament by routing Gateway Conference rival Milton 100 to 81. Led by Bob Guy's 23 points and a strong 63 to 38 rebounding edge, Lakeland built a 20 point halftime lead and extended its win streak to 10 while earning District 14 representation for the 32 team event in Kansas City. Milton, 15-6, saw Lonnie Sherman drop 22 in defeat as Lakeland improved to 20-7-1.
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Kansas City
Muskies
Wildcats
Muskie
Waymon Stewart
Stewart
Jim Kueter
Bob Guy
Phil Springer
Lonnie Sherman
Warhawks Beat Wildcats in Narrow Little League Clash
The Warhawks edged the Wildcats 16-15 to spark the Little League action. In the other game the Badgers defeated the Wolverines 34-29 as both teams traded leads and steady scoring through the first half.
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SMU Gridder Tom White Dies in Dallas Hospital
Tom White 19 from Cochituate Mass collapsed on the SMU gridiron during spring training and died early today in a Dallas hospital from cardiac arrest. He was a defensive candidate and collapsed while awaiting his turn Wednesday afternoon.
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Dallas
Tex
Tom White
Southern Methodist University
White
Cochituate
Mass
Picked in Tourney Milwaukee Catholic Teams Favored
Milwaukee Messmer and Racine St. Catherine, strong early season stat lines, are named the formsheet favorites for the 37th annual state Catholic high school basketball tournament opening Friday.
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Milwaukee Messmer
Racine St. Catherine
State Rink Scores Sixth Straight Win in Curling Championship
HIBBING Minn Wisconsin and North Dakota kept their perfect records with sixth straight wins. Wisconsin defeated New York 10 3 and North Dakota beat Washington 11 8. California and Minnesota each with one loss won to stay close, California over Illinois 85 and Minnesota over Massachusetts 10 4.
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U.S
New York
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Illinois
Massachusetts
Sarbacher Leads Intramural Bowling Night at Turner Hall
Harland Sarbacher a Monroe High School sophomore sparked Boys Intramural bowling action with a 315 two game series and a 182 high single. Dennis Burns posted a 309 set and Kurt Share 300 while Ed Holcomb had 269. Dummies won team honors with 1307 series and 656 high single as Rodents and Dummies posted 30 marks.
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Monroe High School
Turner Hall
Sarbacher
Dennis Burns
Kurt Share
Ed Holcomb
Dummies
Rodents
Boys
Harland Larbacher
Kings
Toughies
Parseghian
Roberts Injured but Cleared for Badger Finishes
Wisconsin senior Dave Roberts suffered a cheek bone fracture during a workout but team physician Dr Allan J Ryan said the injury is not serious enough to bench him. Roberts will play in the Badgers final games against Purdue and Minnesota this weekend.
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Madison
Dave Roberts
University of Wisconsin
Allan J. Ryan
Badgers
Purdue
Minnesota
Orangeville Wins County Cage Play
Orangeville eighth grade basketball won the Stephenson County Grade School tournament at Winslow, taking both conference and tournament trophies for the first time with perfect play through the event. They opened 36 35 over Dakota, followed by 36 20 wins over Durand and Lena 36 20 in the title game. Six top players Randy Baker Edwin Burington Steven Hildebrand Steven Monte Joel Scheider and Steven Sigalus helped the squad coached by Curt Cole.
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Spec
Stephenson County
Winslow
Dakota
Durand
Lena
Pearl City
Randy Baker
Edwin Burington
Steven Hildebrand
Steven Monte
Joel Scheider
Steven Sigalus
Curt Cole
Posters Outlawed in San Marino Over Viet Nam Posters
The Christian Democratic government of the small republic bans Communist posters criticizing American bombings in Viet Nam. Officials say the posters offend a friendly nation and violate public order. Classified ads in The Monroe Evening Times offer room rentals.
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San Marino
Viet Nam
Monroe Evening Times
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