Milwaukee Keglers Lead Night Of High Scores In Local Leagues
Ruth Ella Flannery paced the Pleasure League with a 512 honor count and Mike Wuthrich posted a 612 in the Victory League, with multiple 200 games. Team efforts included Shares Texaco, Baumgartner’s, and Swiss Colony Center posting top marks as city bowling action yielded high series and singleton hits across several leagues. A Milwaukee Midwest Conference meet preview closes the report with Cornell favored in swimming and wrestling for the upcoming events.
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Ruth Ella Flannery
Kegler
Mike Wuthrich
Judy Bauman
Mrs. Flannery
Betty Sorenson
Lorna Blum
Texaco
Baumgartner
Swiss Colony Data Center
Bob Wuetrich
Clint Blackbourn
Burt Bacon
Emil Baumgartner
Commercial and Savings Bank
Monroe Milling
Lou Hackle
Lee Nipple
Ernie Schwarze
Charles Buehler
Jerry Krupke
Gayie Matzke
Clark
Roger Cheese
Bill Berndt
Berndt
Don Gerber
Milford Wentz
Walt Schild
Eagles
Don's Standard
Moose Lodge
Action Pleasure
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Bauman
Lillian Schindler
Marion Alexander
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Century Belles
Industrial Combustion
Swiss Colony Center
the Office
City Taxi
Dells Cheese
Team Its
Duette
Hi Way Shop
Commercial Bank
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Oaktron
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Dean
Pat's Tap
Texas
Monroe Cheesemakers Face Tournament Hope and Local Cagers
The Monroe Cheesemakers tourney squad will include five seniors, four juniors, three sophomores, plus a senior and junior manager. Captain Jim Dearth leads five seniors aiming for a final blaze of glory, with Swiggum, Hayes and others returning from last year’s state champs. Junior standouts Holling Lueck Norden Winzenried join Donovan, while sophomores Bloom Larson Goetz provide depth. Coaching under Lee Mitchell includes Gary Ruge Deigman and Dick Glendenning alongside other area coaches amid a tense playoff push toward the Dixon sectional.
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Monroe Cheesmakers
Jayvee
Jim Dearth
Dick Swiggum
Terry Hayes
Alan Barnes
Wynn Grendahl
Marshall
Bob) Zwygart
Dearth
Swiggum
Hayes
Dave Holling
Jeff Lueck
Bill Norden
Mark Winzenried
Bill Donovan
Dave
Lueck
Donovan
Don Bloom
Jim Larson
Dave Goetz
Don
Jim
Goetz
Marts Deignan
Jayvees
Lee Mitchell
Gary Ruge
Deigman
Dick Glendenning
Argyle Rod and Gun Club Names Three New Directors
The Argyle Rod and Gun Club elected Henry Kolb David Everson and Robert Flint as new directors at its annual dinner meeting held at the high school. Alternate Ambrose Saalsaa was named. Existing board members include Donald Erickson Vic Holman Robert Wenger Gene Upward Ken Vlasak and Bruce Penniston. Phillip Steiner was renamed treasurer and Vernus Nelson Jr was named secretary. A conservation film on grouse accompanied an oyster stew and ham dinner. Clarence Benkett district game manager spoke on Yellowstone origins and community help. Omar Thorp Lafayette County game warden introduced Tom Albers Iowa County game warden. The group viewed elk hunting film a Deadwood fire and rattlesnake shots in Iowa County. Brief director reports covered club activities from the past year.
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Angylr
Argyle Rod and Gun Club
Henry Kolb
David Everson
Robert Flint
Ambrose
Saalsaa
Donald Erickson
Vic Holman
Robert Wenger
Gene Upward
Ken Vlasak
Bruce Penniston
Phillip Steiner
Vernus Nelson Jr
Clarence Benkett
Yellowstone
Lake
Omar Thorp
Lafayette County
Tom Albers
Iowa County
Deadwood
S.D
Stricklers Top Winslow 56-54 in Monroe clash
Stricklers adult cagers edged Winslow 56-54 at Monroe Junior High as Jim Zweifel led with 19 points and Ken Moth added 10. Strickler also benefitted from Dan Schober 7, Ron Martinson 6, Jim Meyers 6 while Vern Schneider and Jack Schoenhaven each had 12 for Winslow. Orangeville routed Green County Teacher’s College 69-35 with Mike Moyer at 18 and Tom Marcum 10 amid other results First National Bank beat South Wayne 50-48 as Mike Richards led with 13 points and Joe Tuescher 11
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Winslow
Strickler
Monroe
Jim Zweifel
Teachers College
Orangeville
First National Bank
South Wayne
Stricklers
Ken Moth
Dan Schober
Ron Martinson
Jim Meyers
Vern Schneider
Jack Schoenhaven
Schneider
Schoenhaven
Gary Ripp
Dick Carley
Jack Reel
Green County Teacher's College
Mike Moyer
Tom Marcum
Jim Rodebaugh
Tony Barker
Randy Windle
Curt Schilling
Mort Armstrong
Chuck Carrier
Bob Lieberman
Chuck Ekena
Pat Hampton
First National
Mike Ritchards
Joe Tuescher
Roger Jackson J
Once Just a Hobby Now Sullivan Hired As Full Time Coach
Milwaukee based Joe Sullivan rose from a hobby to a full time coaching role with the Los Angeles Rams under head coach George Allen. Sullivan previously advised with Green Bay Packers for four years, then spent eight years with the Chicago Bears where he worked closely with Allen. He left a trucking job to pursue football full time after impressing Allen and the Rams.
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Sullivan
Milwaukee
Joe Sullivan
Los Angeles Rams
George Allen
Green Bay Packers
Chicago Bears
Chicago
Allen
Bears
Rams
Wisconsin freshmen lead scorers in late season meet
Jim Johnson of Memphis tops UW freshmen scoring with 244 points and 24.4 average. Chuck Nagle of Milwaukee has 227 points and 22.7 average. Keith Burington of Monroe stands third with 217 points and 21.7 average. Ino Hendrickson leads rebounds with 197 and has 145 points. The trio are among Wisconsin high school all state selections on the freshman squad. The freshmen close their iggs on Saturday with an in squad game.
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Madison
Jim Johnson
Memphis
Tenn
University of Wisconsin
Johnson
Chuck Nagle
Milwaukee
Keith Burington
Monroe
Ino Hendrickson
Nagle
Burington
Hendrickson
Iggs
Tom Mitchell
Monroe Cage
John Schell
Cumberland
Badgers Field Goal Page Near Top
Wisconsin Badgers basketball show a 0.449 field goal percentage, best in the Big Ten besides Michigan and Iowa, but with only 789 shots taken. The team is 4 8 with two games left, no Badger among the top 20 scorers, averaging 75 conference points per game the league’s lowest.
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Big Ten
Badgers
Michigan
Towa
Wisconsin
Badger
Kleckler to Head Monroe Boat Club
Kleckler elected president of the Monroe Boat Club at its annual meeting held in the First National Bank community room. Lester Witt became vice president with Mrs. Jerry Disch as secretary and Mrs. Stanley Whitehead as treasurer, while Mrs. Alton Benfer serves as reporter. Over 100 members attended and the evening featured colored slides of the season's boating activities.
Fight Fails to land at Montreal Forum for Clay Terrell bout
Cassius Clay and Ernie Terrell faced a setback as the Montreal Forum declined the heavyweight title bout. Promoters consider Verdun Auditorium as an alternative after a stormy Montreal Athletic Commission meeting. Robt Arum of Main Bout Inc. and Mayor George O Reilly were to discuss options.
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Ernie Terrell
United States
Montreal Forum
Verdun
Montreal
Montreal Athletic Commission
Robert Arum
New York
Main Bout, Inc
George O'Reilly
Commission
Paul Emile Sauvageau
Frank Selke Jr
Canadian’ Arena Co
Forum
Selke
Mintz Named Coach of Year for Stout’s title run
AshlandDwain Mintz, coach of Stout, led the Blue Devils to the Wisconsin State University Conference basketball crown with a 15-1 run and an overall 19-4 season. District 14 honors named Mintz Coach of the Year, with runners up Ken Oberbruner, Duane Woltzen, Roman Koshar, Bill Zorn, and others.
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Ashland
Dwain Mintz
Stout
Wisconsin State University
National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics
Bluedevils
Lakeland
Ken Oberbruner
Milton
Duane Woltzen
Roman Koshar
St. Norbert
Bill Z
Big Ten Grants Extra Eligibility To Five Athletes
The Big Ten conference extended extra varsity eligibility to five athletes after its spring business meeting. Northwestern players Stephen Hodaway and Bob Ziolkowski were granted additional time, Wisconsin end Henry Cuceia and baseball player Vernon Hackbart also received eligibility extensions due to seasonal injuries.
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Big ‘Ten
Stephen, Hodaway
Bob Ziolkowski
Eeeees
Northwestern
Henry Cuceia
Wisconsin
Vernon Hackbart
Mantle Shoulder Passes First Test in Spring Camp
Mickey Mantle's right shoulder passed its first test in the Yankees spring training. The $100,000-a-year star took early batting practice in Fort Lauderdale and reported no ill effects from the shoulder.
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Mantle
Fort Lauderdale
Fila
Mickey Mantle
New York Yankee
Mantle Returns to Swinging After Shoulder Surgery
Mantle said the shoulder seems all right after swinging at soft serves from Coach Vern Benson. He added the shoulder is a little sore but not like last year and admitted he couldn’t resist swinging after seeing Yankee teammate Roger Maris take a bat, though he planned no swinging for a week or two.
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Mantle
Vern Benson
Roger Maris
Reichardt Belts Tape Measure Homer For Angelstryout
Palm Springs California Angels prospect Rick Reichardt, former Wisconsin star, hit a tape measure homer during batting practice. The $200,000 bonus baby is being tried in center field rather than his prior left field position in the minors last year.
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Palm Springs
Wisconsin
Rick Reichardt
California Angels
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