Hayes scores 20 in final game as Monroe falls to Stoughton
Terry Hayes led Monroe with 20 points in a 65 61 loss to Stoughton in the Ft. Atkinson Regional final. Jim Dearth 18 and Dave Holling 17 also reached double figures as Stoughton pulled away after halftime and advances to the Edgerton sub sectional, with Beloit and Monona Grove to follow.
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Lee Fernstaedt
Evening Times
Monroe Cheesemakers
Stoughton Vikings
Ft. Atkinson
Monroe
Milton Union
Vikings
Jefferson
Stoughton
Edgerton
Monona Grove
Badger
Beloit
Holling
Déarth
Cheesemakers
Dave Harried
John Selbo
Tom Carleton
Louis Eifert
Greg Everson
Dearth
Sethe
Perio
Haye
Hayes
Edgewood Dominate All Tourney Team With Three Selections
Milwaukee Messmer Bishops claimed top honors as the Wisconsin state Catholic high school basketball all star team. Edgewood Madison earned three slots Tim Sweeney Rod Uphoff and Dick Reynolds after a 68 46 finals loss to Messmer. Other picks include Dan Fisher Bill Jochum Bobby Koch Gary Grzesk and John George on the 10 man squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Jom Johnson
Bob Woolfork
Milwauke
Messmer
Madison Edgewood
Tim Sweeney
Rod Uphoff
Dick Reynolds
Eau Claire Regis
Dan Fisher
Bill Jochum
Bobby Koch
Marshfield Columbus
Gary Grzesk
Don Bosco
John George
Racine St. Catherine
Sanders calls for $70 000 PGA czar after Pensacola Open disqualifica
Doug Sanders to the PGA: run the organization like a big business with a $70 000 annual chief. He blames his Pensacola Open disqualification for failing to sign his scorecard after leading early, saying the incident cost him about $25 000 and criticizing tour procedures as chaotic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pensacola
Fla
Doug Sanders
Professional Golfers Association
Sanders
Ojai
Calif
Gay Brewer Jr
Dallas
Tex
Brewer
Pensacola Country Club
Julius Boros
Mid Pines
N.C
Mason Rudolph
Clarksville
Johnson Leads Vikings Scoring in Regional Final Night
Highland defeated Monticello 84 68 at Monticello as Paul Johnson scored 31 points on 11 of 17 free throws. Orfordville downed Mt Horeb 58 58 with Gratiot and Platteville set for sub sectional play. Fritz Benkert and Jan Metz led Monticello scorers, while Lythjohan and Tiny Welsch aided Parkview and Highland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland
Monticello
Orfordville
Mt. Horeb
Paul Johnson
Gratiot
Potosi
Platteville
Kent
Ski Jump Finals Postponed By High Winds
The national ski jumping championships in Iron Mountain Mich were postponed Saturday and Sunday due to dangerously high winds and rescheduled for today.
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Iron Mountain
Mich
Wayne To Hold Athletic Banquet
South Wayne High School plans an April 20 athletic banquet announced at a booster club meeting. Lloyd Burkhalter presided. Mrs. Burdean Everson chairs the event with parent volunteers providing refreshments. The dinner follows Awards Night in the gym with a class play and a style show slated for late March and early April. Due to Holy Week the next meeting moves to April 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Wayne
South Wayne High School
South Wayne Booster Club
Lloyd Burkhalter
Booster Club
Burdean Everson
Everette Rupnow
Mmes
Ralph Wehinger
Freeman Berg
Rico Carty Re-signs with Braves for 1966 Contract
Outfielder Rico Carty signed a 1966 contract with the Milwaukee Braves in West Palm Beach Florida. He received about fifteen thousand dollars. The signing alongside Vince Ferguson ensured the entire Braves roster was under contract for the coming season.
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West Palm Beach
Fla
Rico Carty
Bobby Bragan
Braves
Carty
Vince Ferguson
Regional finals scoreboard from Wisconsin basketball tournament
Regional finals featured Baraboo over Mauston 67 40 while Barron beat Ladysmith 66 63 in overtime Beaver Dam defeated Sun Prairie 105 70 and Green Bay East upset Green Bay West 72 47 Other results include Eau Claire Memorial 88 St Croix Central 54 Stoughton 65 Monroe 61 Holmen 70 Glendale 72 Riverside 55 Beloit Beloit 56 Milwaukee King 57 Merrill 75 62 Madison East 63 Beloit 56 Monona Grove 85 74 Neenah 76 Oshkosh 64 and many more scores across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baraboo Baraboo
Mauston
Barron Barron
Ladysmith
Beaver Dam
Sun Prairie
Belmont
Madison
Madison East
Beloit
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Marshall
King
Merrill
Wausau
Monona Grove
Middleton
Poynette Wins Curling Crown
Poynette dethroned defending champion Waupaca to claim the Wisconsin high school curling crown. Trailing 7-4 after the fourth end, Poynette rallied to sweep past Waupaca 9-7 in the final extra playdown, earning its second title in the state bonspiel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waupaca
Poynette
Comets
Madison East
Wausau
John Palmer
Paynette
Grand Prize Hawaii trip for top trout angler at Milwaukee Sentinel Show
Milwaukee Special reports the grand prize of a two person Hawaii vacation from Happiness Tours for the top angler in a single fishing period at the Milwaukee Sentinel Sports Show March 11-20. Includes flights, seven days hotel stay, Pearl Harbor tour, meals, and beach time. Daily prizes and a women’s rod and reel prize are also featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Hawaii
Milwaukee Sentinel
Milwaukee Arena
American Airlines
Pan American World Airways
Hilton
Hawaiian Village
Waikiki Beach
Diamond Head
Pearl Harbor
Bruno
The
Sentinel
Sporting Goods and Marine
Wisconsin
Stage tank program ticket details for performances
Evening and weekend matinee performances are available at the same outlets. Weekday matinees have no reserved seats. Children under 12 pay 65 cents general admission.
Lillard Wins Miller Open in Milwaukee
Bill Lillard of Dallas Texas captured his first pro bowling title in 10 years at the Miller Open in Milwaukee earning $10,000. He won with three strikes in the final frame defeating Ted Hoffman 215 to 206 after trailing by 12 pins entering the 10th frame. Hoffman took $5,000 for second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boros
Rudolph
Hart
Jacky Cupit
Dallas
Tom Weiskopf
Columbus
Ohio
Dave Ragan
Orlando
Fla
Bruce Devlin
Australia
Texas
Sanders
PGA
University of Florida
Milwaukee
Bill Lillard
Tex
Lillard
Ted Hoffman
Plymouth Meeting
Hoffman
Koch nets 73 to take Catholic tournament scoring title
Bobby Koch scored 73 points in the Wisconsin state Catholic high school basketball tournament leading Eau Claire Regis to a 69 48 victory over Marshfield Columbus for third place. Jochum added 29 for Regis. St. Catherine beat Don Bosco 56 48 for fifth place led by John George with 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Bill Jochum
Bobby Koch
Eau Claire Regis
Marshfield Columbus
Racine St. Catherine
John George
Milwaukee Don Bosco
Koch
Tony Kubek Becomes Yankees Scout in Wisconsin Territory
Former Yankee shortstop Tony Kubek signs as a Yankees scout. Due to a back injury he remains in baseball and will cover the Wausau Wisconsin area, according to general manager Ralph Houk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Kubek
Yankees
Fort Lauderdale
New York Yankee
Ralph Houk
Kubek
Wausau
Wis
Wisconsin high school basketball tournament pairings listed
Sub sectional pairings announced for Tuesday night in the 51st Wisconsin tournament. Beloit Edgerton Monona Grove Stoughton Evansville Omro Highland Janesville Madison East Deerfield Platteville Gratiot Brookfield Hartland Arrowhead Menomonee Falls Milwaukee Riverside Milwaukee Marshall Oconomonee West Bend Wauwatosa West Sheboygan New Holstein Fond du Lac Green Bay East West Green Bay Southwest West De Pere Clintonville Kaukauna Mishicot Manitowoc Pulaski Manawa Marinette Arcadia Alma Eleva Strum Baraboo New Lisbon Richland Center Bloomington Sparta La Crosse Central Oshkosh Columbus Beaver Dam Ripon De Forest Rio Markesan Winneconne Hortonville Markesan Witte Hortonville Green Lake Racine Burlington Lake Geneva Badger Williams Bay Racine Horlick Wilmot South Milwaukee West Milwaukee Waukesha Milwaukee Lincoln West Allis Hale Spooner Ashland Superior Eau Claire Memorial Altoona New Richmond River Falls Clear Lake Rice Lake Barron Luck Wausau Owen Withee Rib Lake Rhinelander Wausau Park Falls Stevens Point Wisconsin Rapids Pitts ville Wabeno Wausaukee Iola Scandinavia
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Milwaukee i m
Beloit
Edgerton
Monona Grove
Stoughton
Evansville
Orfordville
Highland
Platteville
Green Bay
Sturgeon Bay
West de Pere
Clintonville
Kaukauna
Mishicot
Manitowoc
Pulaski
Manawa
Marinette
la Crosse Sectional
Arcadia
Alma
Eleva-Strum
Baraboo
New Lisbon
Richland Center
Bloomington
Sparta
Fairchild
la Crosse Central
Oshkosh Sectional
Columbus
Beaver Dam
Ripon
de Forest
Rio
Waterloo
Markesan
Winneconne
Green Lake
Menasha
Neenah
Hortonville
Racine Sectional
Burlington — Lake Geneva
Badger
Williams Bay
Racine
Horlick
Wilmot
South Milwaukee
West Milwaukee
Waukesha
Milwaukee
Lincoln
West Allis Hale
Ashland
Superior
Winter
Eau Claire
Eau Claire Memorial
Altoona
New Richmond
River Falls
Clear Lake
Rice Lake
Barron
Luck
Wausau Sectional
Owen-Withee
Rib Lake
Thorp
Rhinelander
Wausau
Park Falls
Stevens Point
Wisconsin Rapids
Pittsville
Wabeno
Wausaukee
Iola - Scandinavia
Wisconsin State Bowling finds no changes in leaders
In the sixth weekend of the state association championships no challengers top the leaders. Bo Lanes of Menomonee Falls continued to lead open team standings with 2,943 series as the top squad across singles and doubles among 13 teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EAU Claire
Wisconsin State Bowling Association
Bo Lanes
Menomonee Falls
Badgers Close Season Tonight on the Road at Minnesota
Wisconsin aims to finish no worse than ninth in the Big Ten as it closes the season on the road against Minnesota after a 69 68 win at Purdue. Senior Morenz and Barnes lead the late near miss in a hard fought game with Schellhase scoring 29 for Purdue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Badgers
Purdue
John Erickson
Paul Morenz
Boilermakers
Dave Schellhase
Schellhase
Erickson
Morenz
Dennis Sweeney
Hank Ebershoff
Denny Brady
Ebershoff
Ken Barnes
Barnes
Ken Gustafson
Mark Zubor
Dave Roberts
Tom Gardner
N Dakota rink ends Bud Somerville reign in curling
Fargo captured the U S title by defeating Minnesota 5 3 in the final national play down to represent the nation in world competition. Superior Wis once held the world and U S crown and tied for third at 8 3 with Minnesota and Michigan, the only team to beat Fargo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hibbing, Minn
Fargo
N.D
Bud Somerville
Superior
Wis
Minnesota
Michigan
California
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Doug
Czar
Johnson
Wayne
Hillsboro
Brookwood
Kenosha
Racine Horlick
Racine Park
Kewaskum
Grafton
Cedar Grove
Kiel
New Holstein
Kohler
Kimberly Manitowoc
Monticello Highland
Neenah Neenah
Oshkosh
North Crawford
Mount Horeb
Cuba City
Mayville
Sheboygan Fond du Lac
Sheboygan North
la Crosse
Thorp Thorp
Loyal
Turtle Lake
Weyerhauser
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Deerfield
Belleville
Waterford
Pewaukee
Juneau
Wauwatosa
Wauwatosa West
U.S.A
George H. Conn CO
Freeport, Ill
Lounsbury Sisters
Shermansan
A.T. Co
Janesville
Adtaker
UW Cagers
N. Dakota
Farm Loan Service, Inc
Silver-Lewis
Tin Can Road
Albany
Fred J. Zurfluh
Dean George
Ray Miskimon
Herman Schmitz
James H. Gordon
Mineral Point
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