Cheesemen Lose Opener 33-20 at Greenfield
Monroe's non loop opener ends 33 to 20 as Greenfield Hawks defeat the Cheesemakers on their new field. Dave Holling threw two TD passes and Scott Pirto three as Greenfield builds leads. Monroe fights back with passes to Lueck and Wilde, but defense struggles.
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Paw and Squaw Tourney Held at Decatur Lake Club
The annual Paw and Squaw Tournament concluded yesterday at Decatur Lake Country Club with winners in multiple categories. Tom and Beverly Newcomer captured low gross while Elliott Montgomery and Mrs. Gary Hawkins took high gross. Tom Newcomer and Leo Flanagan earned closest to pin recognitions. more honors went to Sam Rogula, Jake Jones, Russell and Lucille Rosheisen, Lawrence and Joyce Nipple, and Jack and Helen Ponyiseani for various driving and putting feats.
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Packers Attack Drops Colts In NFL Opener
Packers stout defense buries Baltimore 24 3 as Willie Davis hails a real great story with lasting implications for the season. Colts fall after three losses to Green Bay last year and seek rebound after the Western Conference playoff defeat. White Sox edge Senators 4 1 as rookie Fred Klages debuts with a win.
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Phillips Wins Granddad Event At Monroe Country Club
LeRoy Phillips captured the Granddad championship at Monroe Country Club scoring 66 net after a 78 minus 12. He receives a putter plaque at the trophy party. Robert F. Marty was second with 73 net. The Ma and Pa tournament saw Mr. and Mrs. Francis Schott win with 72 net, followed by Mr. and Mrs. Ken Smith at 75. Local clubs Kiwanis Lions and Rotary competed for service club honors.
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James Forbes
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Cassius Clay Wins His Sixth Title Bout
Cassius Clay returns from West Germany after defending the heavyweight title for the sixth time by stopping Karl Mildenberger in 1:30 of the 12th round. He hints at a possible fractured right hand while greeting cheering fans at O'Hare Airport in Chicago.
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Littler Wins World Series of Golf in Dramatic Playoff
Gene Littler arrived through the back door and exited with a $50,000 check after winning the World Series of Golf on the first hole of a three way playoff in Akron Ohio. Mike Smolinski of Kenosha captured the 1966 Wisconsin Public Links title by birdying the first hole of a sudden death playoff.
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Kenosha
Wisconsin
Spy in the Sky Over Iowa Gridiron
Wisconsin Iowa State football game adds intrigue after Cy clone officials reveal a man named Alan Evans 35 from River Falls Wis was accused of taking notes at an Iowa State workout last Friday Coach Clay Stapleton confirmed the incident and said Evans identified himself before being found out.
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Bowhunters Hold Monticello Club Picnic
The Marshall Bluff Bowhunters Club picnic took place at the clubhouse with a brief business meeting and a social evening. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Leuenberger Monroe, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Ringhand and family Albany, Miss Mary Schuler Madison, Elden Taylor and family, Ralph Kubly, Walter Zeller, Dennis Rinehardt and Craig, Roy Bissig, F. W. Schuler, Robert Getman and family, Lawrence Karlen and family, Mrs. Jerry Pederson and family, Mrs. Doris Wagner, Misses Barbara Anderson Judi Bissit Candy Baehler Marilyn Loveland Kathy Rinehart, L. F. Marty, Tom Kubly, Bob Wittenwyler, Sheldon Taylor, Bob Leuenberger, Curt Wagner, Reynolds Zeller, Ralph Pederson, John Woodruff, and Roger Baebler.
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Albany
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Ralph Kubly
Walter Zeller
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Roy Bissig
F. W. Schuler
Robert Getman
Lawrence Karlen
Jerry Pederson
Doris Wagner
Barbara Anderson
Judi Bissit
Candy Baehler
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L. F. Marty
Tom Kubly
Bob Wittenwyler
Sheldon Taylor
Bob Leuenberger
Curt Wagner
Reynold Zeller
Ralph Pederson
John Woodruff
Roger Baebler
Football and war reports from the week’s end
Football scores show Brodhead 33 Beloit Turner Greenfield 33 while Monro 2e0 is listed. In another report, South Viet Nam sees the heaviest U S raids of the war on Sunday as American warplanes pound North Viet Nam per U S command statements.
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Wilson Elected National Head At Milwaukee Convention
Jack D. Wilson aged 65 of Milwaukee was elected national head of the 40 at the group’s convention Saturday. Rent that room through Classified ads in The Monroe Evening Times.
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Milwaukee
Monroe Evening Times
Mark Sets New Course Record
Monroe’s Winzenried won the Monroe cross country meet at Monroe Country Club with a 10 minute 12 second run to set a course record. Ft Atkinson scored 20 points to Monroe’s 42 as the visitors dominated with top placers Dexheimer Wegner Garvey Lanke Streich, while Monroe’s Deininger Eckstam Babler Kubly led the local effort.
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Today in History September 12 1966 Highlight
On this date 1918 American forces advanced on two fronts to erase the St Mihiel Salient in France, marking the first World War I battle entirely led by American units. In 1789 Henry Knox became the first secretary of war. In 1941 coal prices were frozen in the United States. In 1942 Japanese actions continued.
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St. Mihiel
France
Henry Knox
Illinois Historical Unit States Annual Session in Freeport
The Illinois Historical Unit States Annual Session will be in Freeport on Sept. 30 and Oct. 1-2. Stephenson County Historical Society, hosting the event, is one of the state’s largest with 325 members and about 200 junior members. Established in 1944, the society has a museum at 1440 S. Carroll featuring a two story 1857 stone house and a building with agricultural exhibits.
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Freeport
Stephenson County Historical Society
Stephenson County Society
S. Carroll
Oscar Taylor
Tribune’s Debut in New York Delayed by Labor Strife
The World Journal Tribune made its debut today in New York after a four month delay caused by labor difficulties. Thousands rely on Classified Ads to solve daily problems as the publication launches amid a tense start for the new paper.
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