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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1973
Page
6
New Glarus handed Holy Name a 33-2 loss as SLL action Thursday left both teams at 1-2. Six wrestlers marked 3-0 for the season including Ostby and Losenegger for New Glarus and Kinsman Zahn and Murphy for Glamers.
Sportsman's Bar of Freeport tops the area league at 83 25, 20 games ahead of runner-up Pat's Headquarters 63 45. Pat's Place 54 54, Margies 49 59, Hermy's Hideaway 43 65, Lee's Gas Light 32 76. This Sunday Lee's vs Hermy's, Sportsman's vs Margie's, and Pat's teams meet at home.
The Evening Times notes that Steve Sutter was omitted from the UPI All-State football team release. Sutter received special mention at defensive halfback and honorable mention at quarterback. Monroe High School teammate Bob Silvis earned special mention at defensive end with at least five votes.
At the winter meetings the Cubs traded Randy Hundley to the Twins for George Mitterwald and Texas sold Terry Crowley to Baltimore while sending Jim Mason to the Yankees. Dodgers dealt Claude Osteen to Houston for Jimmy Wynn. Phillies sent Denny Doyle to California for Aurelio Monteagudo and a minor leaguer. Cardinals acquired Jeff Torborg from California. John Andrews to Angels. Big Ten sets Feb 20 football and March 1 basketball tender dates.
Monroe High School would consider nine energy-saving suggestions from the WIAA while aiming to keep existing athletic programs active. Principal Ben Campa questions a proposal to suspend practices during vacation, citing safety and performance concerns for basketball and wrestling teams.
Monroe hosts Jefferson in late Friday action as Cheesemakers wrestle at 6 30 with varsity at 8. MHS basketball travels to Jefferson with IVs at 6 25 and A teams at 8. Saturday Muscoda hosts Riverdale at 8 pm. Five State Line League games highlight Brodhead at Belleville, Holy Name at New Glarus, Pecatonica at Albany, Argyle at Juda, Monticello at Barneveld, and Black Hawk at Cuba City in South Wayne night non conference.
Since 1957 more than 6 800 objects have been placed orbits and around the earth. By mid October 1973 about 3 891 had fallen from orbit according to World Almanac Facts.
Green Bay coach Dan Devine says Lambeau Field is in good shape while adjusting lineups to cope with injuries. The Packers seek a rebound after a 30 10 win over New Orleans as Minnesota arrives aiming to clinch the Central Division amid a 27 0 loss to Cincinnati.
Portland guard Geoff Petrie blamed excessive effort for turnovers in the loss to Buffalo before a Milwaukee game night. Oklahoma Governor David Hall challenged the conference over TV bans, while San Diego attorney John Witt warned of a lawsuit over a 20-year Padres contract.
Beaver and otter trapping start in northern Wisconsin this weekend while pheasant goose and hungarian partridge hunting closes Sunday. Squirrel hunting remains good in the south with expected gains in grouse and rabbit hunting after snow. Pheasant and squirrel hunting reported well in Calumet and Fond du Lac. Horicon Marsh opens for bow hunting and Pine Island in Columbia County allows bow and small game hunters Monday. A few rainbow trout seen at Bailey's Harbor docks and near Marinette County.
In Monroe bowling action, Bob Wuetrich rolled 621 in the Victory League at Eagles Club Lanes, while Al Goepfert added 618 in the City League at Turner Hall Lanes. Chuck Robertson led the City League with a 227, and Rick Thompson topped the Industrial with 568 as Judy Bauman and Linda Finley paced the women’s Pleasure and Gems leagues.
Kessem Grimes, a 6-9 transfer from Wisconsin, missed a bus but arrived by coach bus in time to lead the Panthers with 23 points and 10 rebounds. Wisconsin Shrine Game selections include John Jardine as East coach with Mike Webster and Mike Seifert on the East squad. Blugolds beat North Dakota 67 60 and Parkside loses 63 53 as two Big Ten players shine. Roger Harring named NAIA District 14 coach of the year after guiding UW La Crosse to 9 2 and a conference title.
The first round of the Swiss Chess Tournament starts at 8 am Saturday in the Community Center with four rounds ending about 6 pm. Spectators welcome. Pre-registration costs $3, entry fees returned as prizes, champion claims a trophy and $20. Checks to Tournament Director Merle Parsons. Open to all chess buffs. high school students remain eligible for amateur status and WIAA.
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