Gordon joins Packers after waiver by Rams
Veteran receiver Dick Gordon, the 1970 NFL leader with 71 catches and 13 touchdowns, was acquired by Green Bay for the $100 waiver price after being waived by Los Angeles amid a dispute with an assistant coach. If he reports soon, he could be activated for Sunday's game against St. Louis.
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Wisconsin Eau Claire and Superior Players Lead Conference Honors
In the State University Conference Wisconsin Eau Claire quarterback Tom Bauer and UW Superior tackle John Beck earned top offensive and defensive honors. Also noted: Dick Ritger won the Detroit Open bowling title, Janet Lynn debuted in Chicago, and Carthage College climbed in NAIA II rankings. Other items include Brewers trading Frank Linzy to Philadelphia for Bill Wilson and WSUC title race updates with UW La Crosse aiming to clinch.
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Park and Recreation NEWS Men’s Volleyball Meeting
Park and Recreation officials announce an organizational meeting for Men’s Volleyball on Monday November 12 at 7 30 PM in the Community Center. Supervisor Tom Faralli says all men 18 and over are eligible to play and an eight or 10 team league may form with games on Wednesday nights in the Junior High gym starting at 7 PM. A $2 registration fee will be charged to all players.
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Fall fishing study finds walleye and sauger bites best in fall
Wisconsin DNA survey of 2000 anglers in 1971 shows fall fishing on the Mississippi River tail waters yields nearly one fish per man hour though average size is smaller. Bank fishing outperforming barge or boat methods with similar yields from live and artificial bait and still versus casting techniques. About half locals and 65 percent over 45.
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Banquet Honors Monroe High Cross Country Champs
University of Wisconsin coach Dan McClimnon will speak at a Monroe High School WIAA state title celebration for eight varsity runners and the team, held Sunday November 25 at Marco’s Supper Club Monroe. Tickets cost 4.25 dollars at Ruf’s Confectionary First National Bank and Commercial Savings Bank.
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Park and Rec league expands to 13 teams after exit
Thirteen teams will compete in one division with a 12 game schedule starting Tuesday Nov 13. Games are at 7 8 and 9 pm Tuesdays and Sundays at the Junior High gym with one bye each night. Trophy awards planned for season end. scorekeeper timekeeper sought. Other teams listed include Swiss Colony Browntown South Wayne and Albany Merchants. Hockey: Wisconsin title defense continues with a two game WCHA series at Dane County Coliseum Friday and Saturday 7 30 pm against Colorado College carried on WTSO WIBA.
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Trucks Inc. First Eight Weeks End by Loss in Bowling League
Trucks Inc. quintet saw its 32-0 season streak snapped in a Wednesday Monroe league loss to Bienema Cadillac & Olds. Pat Schwartz led the Major League with a 223, while Leona Gruenewald and Mavis Riese posted 200s in their circuits. Other scores include Frieda Swiggum 523 high series and Don Schoenick 566 in the K C Cadiz League, as teams such as Idle Hour Mansion and First National Bank posting strong totals.
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Frito Lay
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Germantown to Meet Monroe's Cheesemakers in Nonconference Clash
Monroe's Cheesemakers basketball team completes its 18 game schedule with a nonconference game against Germantown on Saturday December 1 in Monroe. It will be the first meeting between the two schools Germantown has 977 students and belongs to the Scenic Moraine Conference The game counts as one of four nonconference tilts for Monroe along with Milwaukee North Beloit Memorial and Platteville.
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