Cross Country and Volleyball Fall Short in Sectionals
Monroe High School finished fourth in the Baraboo cross country sectional with 108 points, four behind Dodgeville who took third. Sauk Prairie led, with top five runners including Paul Stieber and Pat ONeil. Dan Winzenried led Monroe in 6th place. Monona Grove swept the volleyball sectional, defeating Monroe in two matches and losing two others, as coach Jim Larson noted strong play but weak sets and scoring.
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Green Bay at Dallas TV Time and local football schedule
TV listings show Green Bay versus Dallas at 8 30 on channels 3 Madison and 23 Rockford. Multiple adult and youth football games scheduled tomorrow including Coplien Painting versus Renk Hybrids and Firemen versus Teachers with results and senior players noted. Deer hunters urged to register for Times Deer Tournament. recap of Juda Belleville high school game ends season with Sonnenburg and Kreuscher scoring as seniors bid farewell.
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ORAP plan fuels bid for 200 million program in legislature
Conservationists push a 13 year ORAP program funded by a fixed formula tied to property values. A privately financed citizen committee will be created to raise 25 000 to 50 000 to back the campaign for the $200 million effort.
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Times Mexican Hot Line reports eight day Olympic track record spree
The piece notes fifteen world records and multiple Olympic marks set in eight days of track and field competition. The United States earned 12 golds in men’s events and three golds four women, with Bob Beamon’s 29.2% long jump highlighted as a standout. It mentions Kenyans dominance in distance events, Fosbury’s high jump, and a large Sunday crowd of about 80,000.
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