Monroe Sports School set to run this summer for area boys
Marty Deignan will run the Monroe Sports School for boys in grades three through eight. Sessions June 12-16 and June 19-23 at St Victor's gym, with morning or afternoon rotations, calisthenics, skill tests, and contests under supervision. Space limited to 20 per session, $15 fee, sanctioned by WIAA.
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Monroe Sports School
Marty Deignan
Monroe High School
St. Victor’s
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Monroe High
Monroe Park and Recreation Department
Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association
WIAA
Monroe
Park and Recreation Department NEWS finals set in tournament
First National Jackson meet in bracket finals after semi final wins. Jackson, led by Mark Mitchell and Steve Reed with 20 points each, defeated Roys Sanitary Dairy 93 to 65. First National beat Pryce Brothers Farms 78 to 46 as Bob Affolter scored 29. Faith Trucking beat Alphorn Lounge 50 to 46 to reach finals. four games Sunday at the Junior High. The double elimination tourney resumes March 15 with more matchups and a title game slated for March 19. SPENCER HAYWOOD injures knee. Sonics file negligence claim over roof leak at Seattle Coliseum. MADISON SPORT SHOW features April 12-16 exhibits and half price tickets on first two evenings. TRAINERS CLINIC runs June 18-24 near Eagle River with UW trainer Gordie Stoddard directing. ORAL ROBERTS dedication noted in Wisconsin plans.
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Jackson Trucking
First National Bank
Monroe Park & Rec
Jackson
Mark Mitchell
Steve Reed
Roy
Faith Trucking
Alphorn Lounge
Ray Jones
Wynn Grendahl
Alphorn
Ray’s
Pryce Brothers
Coplien Insurance
Ludlow Bar
First National
Faith
Roy’s Prycee
Jackson Bank
Madison
Wisconsin
Canada
Badger basketball opens 1972 73 at UCLA in Pauley Pavilion
Wisconsin announces its 1972 73 basketball opener at Pauley Pavilion against John Wooden led UCLA. Earlier notes include Oral Roberts game in Tulsa on Dec 4 1972 and state gymnastic tournaments in Waukesha and Eau Claire with Greenfield and Homestead leading qualifiers. Rosy future for UW Whitewater as Eli Crogan builds a young Warhawks squad with a 17 7 record. North Dakota dominates Wisconsin in curling and Augustana's John Laing earns the Fred Young award for CCIW basketball.
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University
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Badger
Oral Roberts
Wisconsin
Badgers
Pauley Pavilion
John Wooden
UCLA
Uw-Whitewater
Eau Claire
Blugolds
Kansas City
Warhawks
WSU
Eli Crogan
Crogan
Whitewater
Bob Stone
Bloomington, Ill
John Laing
Augustana
Fred Young
Illinois
Laing
Paul Gilberts rolls a 251 in City League night
Paul Gilberts added a 251 second game to finish a 586 series as Monroe league play highlighted Thursday. Wilbur Cline and Dwight Elmer posted big scores, and Bob Wuetrich led the Victory League with a 614 series. Team totals topped 2600 as Clark Shoes and Moore Business Forms led City and Industrial divisions.
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Paul Gilberts
Monroe
Gilberts
Wilbur Cline
Dwight Elmer
Cline
Elmer
Bob Wuetrich
Judy Bauman
Dick Nejedle
Milt Steiner
Clark Shoes
Schuetze Clothes
Moore
Tom’s
Moose Lodge
al Goepfert
Don Schoenick
Don Clark
Trucks Inc
Oaktron Industries
Roger Cheese
Gambles
Dean’s Milk
Baumgartners
Montgomery Wards
Marilyn Flannery
Shirley McGuire
Judy Treuthardt
Joyce Trotter
McGuire
Flannery
Teams — Beverage Mart
Monroe Ready Mix
Tom’s Silo Service
Mobil Oil
Monroe TV Sales
Swiss Colony Data Center
Schultz Pharmacy
Bill Bittner
Dick Leuzinger
Junior Tafte
Steiner
Don Neuenschwander
Hermy’s
West High Edges Baraboo in sectional prep tourney
West High School of Madison, the state’s second-ranked team, defeated Baraboo 100 to 63 as the Madison sectional tourney began. Dennett scored 22 points for West while Baraboo’s Steve Martin totaled 23. Cuba City, with one loss in 21 games, fell 65 to 48 to Madison East.
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Madison
Wis
West High School
Wisconsin
Dennett
West
Baraboo
Steve Martin
Cuba City
Madison East
Dream tennis match possible between Evert and Goolagong
Billie Jean King, 28, blocks a season dream match as she meets 17 year old Chris Evert in a quarter final. Evonne Goolagong, 20, seeks Wimbledon winner status and faces Wendy Overton of Chevy Chase, Md.
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Dallas
Billie Jean King
Chris Evert
Australia
Outback
Evonne Goolagong
Billie Jean
Miss Evert
Miss Goolagong
Wendy Overton
Chevy Chase
Scoreboard Highlights From Thursday Sports Results
Pro basketball saw Houston topple Portland 114 111 and Philadelphia defeat Seattle 128 123. ABA games included New York 113 over Virginia 99 and Memphis 113 over Denver 102. Exhibition baseball featured Boston 2 New York A 1 and San Francisco 8 Oakland 5. Pro hockey had Montreal 5 St Louis 1 and Philadelphia 5 Los Angeles 3. Wisconsin high school hoops showed Madison West 100 Baraboo 63 and Madison East 65 Cuba City 48.
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Houston
Portland
Philadelphia
Seattle
New York
Virginia
Memphis
Denver
Boston
Minnesota
Chicago
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Oakland
Cleveland
Montreal
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Wisconsin
Ducks Unlimited reports record year with broad donations
DU or Ducks Unlimited announced a record year for 1971 with 5 000 contributors and 3 048 000 dollars raised. Funds support wetlands projects across Canada with numerous jobs in Saskatchewan Alberta Manitoba the Maritime Provinces and British Columbia. States with largest gifts include California Pennsylvania and Illinois.
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Chicago
Ducks Unlimited
Lee C. Howley
Cleveland
Ohio
Canada
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Manitoba
Maritime Provinces
British Columbia
States
California
Pennsylvania
Louisiana
Illinois
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Texas
Hunter Safety class in Monroe graduates eighty fourth
The fifth Hunter Safety class in Green County since October 1971 graduated Thursday night in Wesley Hall Monroe bringing total graduates to 94 from Albany New Glarus Monticello and Monroe. Instructors included Art Whipple Clarence Falk Joe Tschanz and others with Jim Barthel aiding and James Washburn addressing the class. A future class starts March 23 with space for three more students. enrollment deadline is March 21 and a $2.50 materials fee applies.
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Hunter Safety
Green County
Wesley Hall
Monroe
Albany
New Glarus
Monticello
Art Whipple
Clarence Falk
Joe Tschanz
Dewey Dwyer
Maurice Ringhand
Don Martin
Ernest Johnson
Nick Leutenegger
Tom Krueger
Bill Taylor
Douglas Schuett
Jim Barthel
Robert Smith
J.W. Robilette
Monroe Clinic
K.W. Schoenberger
Evansville
Schuett
Winter still grips northern Wisconsin amid lingering snow
The DNR reports winter activities persist in northern Wisconsin while harbingers migrate north. Skiing snowmobiling and ice fishing continue in northern districts as southern trails close and snow depths vary from four to forty inches. Panfishing remains fair on Madison lakes as wardens report poor fishing in some counties.
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Wisconsin
Department of Natural Resources
DNR
Cascade
Christmas Mt. Devils Head
Timberline
Tyron Basin
Lincoln
Vilas
Door County
Wisconsin Rapids
Iowa
Grant
Sauk
Lafayette
Madison Lakes
Hermy's Hide Away Leads Southern Wisconsin Shuffleboard Standings
Hermy's Hide Away stayed in first with a 6-3 win over Sportsman's Bar in the Southern Wisconsin Northern Illinois Shuffleboard League. Shamrock tied for second with a 7-2 victory over Headquarters as the standings show Hermy's 65-52 Shamrock 60-57 Sportsman's 60-57 and Headquarters 49-68.
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Hermy’s Hide Away
Sportsman’s Bar
Shamrock
Headquarters
Hermy’s
Sportsman’s
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Jeff LaFleur
Green Bay Preble
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Cashton and Platteville
Tom van DeBogart
Hugh Gnatzig
Larry
Gary Grimes
Indiana
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Bill Smith
Bill Wunschel
Bob Ambrose
Dean Miller
Miller
Wuetrich
Dave Foster
Smith
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Madison West
Sacred Heart
Sun Prairie
Optimist Club of
Marquette
Mich
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Tony Priewe
Kelly Hunt
Tim Wedig
Curt Brauchle
Tom Eels
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Steve Pink
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Dave Dye
Nick Teehan
Karry Wiesenberg
Alan
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William D. Honguinet
PCA
Production Credit Association
Ronan
James Neuroth
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Olds
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