Monroe High wins 8042 to 502 over New Glarus and Belleville in Holyoke meet
Mark Winzenried wins four events including 100 yard dash 10.6, 220 23.7, 440 50.2, and long jump 19.9 to lead Monroe High School. Teammate Mike Meythaler places high in hurdles and long jump as Monroe takes 10 of 13 events. Relay crews feature Max Voelkli pole vault 11 6, Mike Deininger 880 in 2 11.8, and 3 46.8 mile relay. New Glarus nets three wins led by Dennis Marty discus 12710, Jim Klassy mile 4 53.9, 880 relay. Monroe prepares for Monona Grove Invitational.
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Mark Winzenried
Monroe
New Glarus
Belleville
Holyoke Field
Mark
Mike Meythaler
Mike
Jim Larson
Max Voelkli
Mike Deininger
Ron Eckstam
Jerry Blum
Don Bloom
Conrad Schmid
Dennis Marty
Jim Klassy
Glazner
Martin Bethke
Brian Thacker
Paul Schneider
Monona Grove
Monroe Athletes Sweep AP Writing Honors and Wisconsin Track Grant
Gary Babler of Monroe High School won an Associated Press High School Writing contest in Wisconsin in the sports category. He'll receive a trophy on May 20 in Sheboygan. Mark Witzenried of Monroe earned a Wisconsin track grant in aid for the fall, setting state marks in the 440 and 880 and serving as co captain of the Cheesemaker track team with Chuck Lubach. Indiana and other Big Ten schools also courted senior Dave Holling, a multi sport star. Condolences are offered to the Pattinson and Simpson families.
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Gary Babler
Monroe High Schol
Associated Press
Wisconsin
Sheboygan
Gary
Kim
Whitewater State University
Monroe
Madison
University of Wisconsin
Mark Winzenried
Ivan Williamson
Mark
Big Ten
Indiana
Boilermakers
Dave Holling
Dave
Cheesemaker
Argyle mentor Roy Simpson remembered by Monroe colleagues
Roy Simpson, longtime Argyle agriculture teacher and conservation advocate, was honored by local employees and noted for his shared athletic ties with Fred Simpson of Monroe. The Monroe Cheese Makers baseball team hosted Darlington Redbirds in Recreation Park, led by Otto Ruf who resembles Fred and shares veteran coaching tenure.
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Roy
Monroe
Fred Simpson
Argyle
Fred
Monroe Cheesemaker
Darlington Redbirds
Wisconsin
Recreation Park
Otto Ruf
Redbird
Rifle Club Banquet Honors Dodgeville Winners
Awards and trophies were presented at the annual Rifle Club Banquet at the Thames restaurant in Dodgeville. Monroe's Rifle Club had seven winners, finishing third in the Southwestern Rifle League with a 6-10 record. Madison White led Class A with 15-1, while Janesville was second at 11-5, followed by Madison Red 6-10 and Darlington 2-14. In Class B Herb Pfund posted 283 of 300 for third. Gary Kuebli 274.79, Lyle Drake 49.53, Paul Witt 49.67. Class A Martin Hanna 48.06 kneeling, Orville Kiel 47.39 kneeling, Lawrence Raymer 39.88 sitting.
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Rifle Club
Thames
Dodgeville
Monroe
Madison White
Janesville
Madison Red
Darlington
Herb Pfund
Gary Kuebli
Lyle Drake
Paul Witt
Martin Hanna
Orville Kiel
Lawrence Raymer
Ladies Golf League Starts Play With New Sponsors
The Ladies Golf League opens play Tuesday with three new sponsors Marco's Supper Club Windy Acres and Bee-Line Service announced at the Windy Acres meeting. Captains for the year include Ben Goecks Helen Hayes Nana Rae Olsen Hazel Weissenfluh Ann Pickett and Shirley Harms plus 11 new members.
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Windy Acres
Marco’s Supper Club
Bee-Line Service
Ben Goecks
Goecks DX
Helen Hayes
Nana Rae Olsen
Rufenacht’s
Hazel Weissenfluh
Marco’s
Ann Pickett
Ludlow Bar
Shirley Harms
Hazel Gelbach
Shirley Martin
Shirley Buholzer
Gigi Hanson
Phyllis Davis
Bette Lueck
Florence Marean
Fran Johnston
Jan Severson
Grothy Krug
Elaine Winzenried
Lost Act Recounts a Missing Performance Fragment
A brief note reflects on a vanished stage moment described as a lost act. The piece muses on memory and the illogical lure of reclaiming vanished drama.
Archery Shoot Draws Crowds at Marshall Bluff Bowhunters
Archery enthusiasts packed the first annual conservation league shoot at Marshall Bluff Bowhunters Club. Mary Till won a 10 ft aluminum boat from Martin's Sporting Goods. other prizes included a Motorola stereo and a .22 Remington. Top scores led by Clay Sherman and others. Local merchants supported the event. $1,000 will go to a Green County conservation project.
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Conservation League
Marshall Bluff
Mary Till
Albany
Martin’s Sporting Goods
Monroe
Archery League
Morris Hendrickson
Darlington
Green County Conservation League
Robert Naugle
Beloit
Dishh Hardware
New Glarus
Clay Sherman
Verona
Dick Rosemeyer
Janesville
Frances Bragge
Dorothy Chappell
Curt Wagner
Monticello
Bob Leuenberger
Mark Winzenried breaks track records in tomorrow's sports
The Cheesemaker record breaker Mark Winzenried headlines tomorrow's sports page as he aims to topple more track marks. Readers will see his latest performances and potential record runs on a crowded meet day.
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Winzenried
Mark Winzenried
Cheesemaker
Whitewater Repeats As Cinder Champion
Whitewater repeats as champion of its annual track meet with 77 points. Oshkosh State 61, Wisconsin Milwaukee 49, Platteville 2642, Lakeland 10, Milton 6, Beloit 0. Verne Crawley posted a 45 foot 6 inch triple jump and Tom Hoffman ran 9 23.9 in the two mile, both school and meet records.
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Whitewater
State
Oshkosh State
Wisconsin-Milwaukee
Martiage
Platteville
Lakeland
Milton
Beloit
Verne Crawley
Tom Hoffman
Minnesota All-Stars Sell Tickets for Milwaukee Match
Tickets for the Minnesota All-Stars premier at Metropolitan Stadium against Milwaukee go on sale Saturday May 20 at 7 30 p m. Available at the Stadium ticket office and Minnesota Twins agencies in First National Bank concourses in Minneapolis and St Paul. Also on sale are tickets for Hamburg Concordias clash on May 27 as part of four games this season.
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Minnesota All-Stars
Metropolitan Stadium
Milwaukee
Stadium
Minnesota Twins
Wisconsin picks up two Ventura gridmen in transfer
Two players from Ventura Junior College in California will join the Wisconsin Badgers this fall. Jacques Roberts, a 245 pound tackle, and Brandt Jackson, a 237 pound guard and linebacker, were announced by Wisconsin’s football staff on Monday.
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Madison
Ventura Junior College
California
University of Wisconsin
Badgers
Jacques Roberts
Brandt Jackson
IOC demands sex tests for 1968 Olympians in Mexico
The International Olympic Committee plans compulsory medical sex tests for athletes entering the 1968 Mexico City Games. Athletes pledging not to turn professional within a year could lose medals if cheating occurs. Doctors would also screen for dope use including stimulants and anabolic steroids.
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Tehran
Iran
Mexico City
Internation Olympic Committee
IOC
J. W. Westerhoff
Budapest
Olympic Committee
Mueller Helps Warhawks Net 7-2 Victory
Pete Mueller a Whitewater sophomore defeated Arendt of Platteville 6-2 6-1 to pace the Warhawks. He teamed with Maier to beat Roos and Brauer 6-1 6-4 in doubles.
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Mueller
Pete Mueller
Whitewater
Arendt
Platteville
Warhawk
Pete
Edward Mueller
Monroe
Maier
The
Warhawks
Roos and
Brauer
Belleville Tops State Line Standings With 11 3 Victory
Belleville’s baseball team defeated Orfordville 11 to 3 as State Line standings were updated. South Wayne edged Juda 4 to 3 in the same section.
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Belleville
Orfordville
South Wayne
Juda
Snake charmers perform cobra show with mouth sewn shut
Report notes that some snake charmers sew a cobra's mouth closed to enable a spectacular but safe performance. The practice is presented as part of the act, emphasizing safety concerns and spectacle.
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Deininger
William Winzenried
Chuck Lu- Bach
Delavan-Darien
Jim Dearth
John Pattinson
Rey Simpson
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Dick Campbell
Lanz Hardware
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Schultz's Pharmacy
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Wainwright’s
Benkert’s
Schuetze’s
Dearth Motors
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