Mitchell Sparks Monroe to 90-68 Win Over Vikings
Monroe Cheesemakers defeat Stoughton 90 68 as Tom Mitchell scores 30 points and nets 22 free throws setting Badger Conference and Monroe high school records. Jim Bidlingmaier and Keith Burington aid with double figure totals as Dan Moeser leads Vikings with 34.
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Mitchell Sparks
Monroe
Vikings
Lee Fernstaedt
Monroe Cheesemakers
Stoughton
Tom Mitchell
Lee Mitchell
Badger
Tom
Thea Ting
Sun Prairie
Ft. Atkinson
Mitchell
Freeport
Jay-Trees
Jim Bidlingmaier
Rodney Slinde
John Sveum
James Skoien
Bidlingmaier
Keith Burington
Jim Dearth
Cheesemakers
Bob Buchholtz
Burington
Dearth
Moeser
Monroe B team beats Stoughton Vikings 65 to 23 at home
Monroe's Jayvee team led 18-7 after the first quarter and pulled away to 32-15 by halftime en route to a 65-23 victory over Stoughton. Al Barnes scored 20, Swiggum 17, Holling 8, Vincent 4, while Beaster led Stoughton with 10.
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Monroe
Dick Swiggum
Vikings
Stoughton
Gary Ruge
Cheesemakers
al Barnes
Swiggum
Dave Holling
Steve Ratzlaff
Bill Norder
Kurt Share
Richard Vincent
Terry Hayes
Mark Winzenried
Vincent
Hill
Beaster
O’connell
Carlton
Everson
Hellickson
Holling
O Hayes
Connors
Winzenried
Ratzlaff
Barnes
Norder
Swiggumme
Herrin
Hiles
Bifert
Norem
Swinger
Henry
Monona Grove Tops Edgerton in 65-50 Victory
Monona Grove rallied for 65-50 win over Edgerton as Fiedler led with 18 points and a 35-point second half surge. Sun Prairie beat Wisconsin High 82-61 to move to 1-1 in the Badger Conference, with Donavan, Hunt, and Borchert contributing strong scoring.
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Wopnomore
Wayne Kiedler
Dan Collman
Monona Grove
Edgerton
Sun Prairie
Badger
Wisconsin High
Fiedler
Silver Eagles
Edge
Loss by Badgers Disappoints Bruhn
Minnesota shut out Wisconsin 14-0 in Minneapolis as Milt Bruhn's team ended a disappointing season. Gophers hailed the win as revenge for last year's Wisconsin victory. The Kennedy assassination delayed the game, with 55,271 tickets sold but attendance uncertain. The 10:30 a.m. start drew church-service concerns.
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Minneapolis
Wisconsin
Milt Bruhn
Minnesota
Bruhn
Badgers
Gophers
Kennedy
Starr Back in Form Packers Still Hopeful Of Crown
Bart Starr led a 13 13 Thanksgiving Day tie with Detroit as Green Bay hoped to catch the Bears in the Western Division. Ray Nitschke suffered a right forearm fracture ending his season, with Bill Forester and Dave Robinson stepping in alongside rookies Lionel Aldridge and Robinson. End Boyd Dowler starred with nine receptions for 179 yards as the Packers eyed a playoff via two wins and a Bear loss.
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Detroit
Green Bay
Bart Starr
Packers
Detroit Lions
Lion
George Wilson
Starr
Packer
Ray Nitschke
Lions
Nitschke
Bill Forester
Dave Robinson
Forester
Robinson
Lionel Aldridge Manning
Chicago Bears
Boyd Dowler
Pack
Persol Faces Allen Thomas In Garden TV Bout
Brooklyns Persol, a 9-0 pro with three knockouts, meets Chicago’s Allen Thomas, 19-2-1 with 11 KOs, in a Madison Square Garden 10 round main event televised tonight. Persol earns a $4000 payday after earning Garden and TV exposure following Mauro Mina’s retina surgery disqualification by the New York State Athletic Commission.
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York
Johnny Persol
Brooklyn
Allen Thomas
Chicago
Madison Square Garden
Persol
New York State Atheletic Commission
Mauro Mina
Thomas
WBA
Warfel Wins Wrestling Berth For Carthage College
Carthage College wrestler Dave Warfel of Monroe earns a spot in the 137 pound division. Senior chemistry major Warfel is part of a budding Redmen squad under Coach Ron Zalokar, who says the outlook for the 1963-64 season is the brightest yet.
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Dave Warfel
Monroe
Carthage College
Warfel
Marjorie Warfel
C. C. Warfel
Ron Zalokar
Carthage
Redmen
Ilinois
Zalokar
Richard Snyder
al van Maren
Burt Bratt
State Superintendent Rothwell Joins National Education Board
Madison Angu s Rothwell, state superintendent of public instruction, has been elected to the board of directors of the Council of Chief of State School Officers, a group comprising the 50 state superintendents.
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Madison
Angus B. Rothwell
Council of Chief of State School Officers
UW Freshmenvs Varsity Clash Ends in 108 76 Victory
Former Monroe high stars Grams and Kittelsen faced off as Wisconsin freshmen met the varsity at the Field House. The varsity rolled to a 108 to 76 win with Kittelsen scoring six for the freshmen and Sweeny and Grams outside shooting helping a 28 to 19 fresmen lead early. Stelter led frosh with 14, O Melia 15 for the varsity, and Bohen 15 for the frosh.
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Dave Grams
Monroe
Keith Stelter
Mike O’melia
Jim Bohen
Illinois Caps Big Ten Title Sealed With Rose Bowl Bid
Illinois clinched the outright Big Ten championship with a 13-0 victory over Michigan State, earning a Rose Bowl berth. Coach Pete Elliott, 37, led a dramatic turnaround from a 0-9 season in 1961 to a 7-1-1 record in 1962, with linebacker Dick Butkus anchoring a stout defense and stifling Spartans runner Sherm Lewis.
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Pete Elliott
Ilinois
Elliott
Umicagu
Michigan State
Illini
Michigan
Pete
Bump
Dick Butkus
Marian Strait Rolls 513 Honor Count In Women’s Major League
Marian Strait led Wednesday night bowling in the Women’s Major League with a 513 series, one of two high marks alongside Lydia Rasmussen’s 503 in Keglerette. Rasmussen’s totals were 159 169 175 for the 503, while Strait posted 198 184 131 for her 513, with other scorers Frieda Wuethrich 496 and Betty Sorenson 483 among detailed results. Team standings show Ludlow Bar, Eagles, Swiss Wheel with mixed 0-3 or 3-0 records in local league play.
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Marian Strait
Kegler
Lydia Rasmussen
Frieda Wuethrich
Betty Sorenson
Mary Anne Haberman
Edna Leiser
Clark
John Deere
Swiss Wheel
Eagles
Monroe Cold Storage
Keglerette
Ruth Ellen Putman
Jacqueline Prien
Louise Ruf
Dorothy Mathias
Gerondale Insurance
Radke
Swiss Colony
Pepsi Cola
Don’s Standard Service
Commercial Bank
Marty’s Dairy
Stauffacher Construction
Ko-Cadiz
Bernard Lee
John Kryder
Otto Erzinger
Ken Roth
Mike Hyland
Hubers
Rambler of
Manne
Roy’s Dairy
Clark’s Implement
North Central Gas
Carter and Gruenewald
Riverside Tap
Agrico
Crandall Son Dies at Wisconsin Colony School
Ronald Crandall, six year old son of Milwaukee Braves catcher Del Crandall, died Wednesday at the Southern Wisconsin Colony and Training School where he had been a patient nearly two years.
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Crandall
Union Grove
Ronald Crandall
Milwaukee Braves
del Crandall
Wisconsin
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