West Bend News from West Bend, Wisconsin (2024)

March 1, 1976

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West Bend Newsi

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Monday, March 1, 1976

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'1 JI Neosho wins Indiana Princeton land 3 St John's 0 fl play 1 2 League championship Saturday 3 xlinched title 13 Clinton WO NL should see 'rights and wrongs' MILWAUKEE (AP) not all wrong and make his message and which has caused a delay in this things that way East German fires record 505 feet West Bend lee Kemp PLUJ 3 3 0 0 0 2 2 2 0 0 0 2 3 0 3 2 5 5 8 3 2 0 0 3 0 0 2 3 0 6 7 0 12 ft 0 0 0 5 3 5 0 0 0 3 ft 3 0 3 ft 3 things that way preventing ourselves from getting a he added appears that some type of modified reserve system will be necessary to protect the people who have large investments in the Staubach said Cincinnati Bengals quar terback Ken Anderson who 5 4 minutes The Celtics and Warriors runaway leaders in their respective conferences have split four meetings this season and collide again until a possible match up in the playoff finals challenge to come in the 500 After about 300 yards Sorensen took the lead decided to speed up his pace and wound up winning by five seconds got out in front and I just catch Mikkelsen said Two victories each by Sorensen and Jim Harmon who won the 50 and 100 yard freestyles gave Case a 64 point total good for seventh place Waukesha Dave Melville was another double 3 they trailed by only 66 62 Wolf sank 26 baskets and 8 free throws Mike Delayney was "next with 26 for alls Mark Schleif continued his torrid scoring pace The first year Lithia and former West ace hit 30 points Ed Tway add ed 25 and John Slesar former East ace meshed 25 Both teams sank about 70 per agoora USA 4U4 JO Jioo I meant I was able to come to the jukka Kaiso inland 404 358 312 UmtedStates As expected US skiers fare well against what was easily the strongest field assembled in North America since' the 1960 Olympics at Squaw Valley Top ranked they were kind they un accomplishment He won the derstood agreed Sunday on the need for a settlement in the labor dispute afflicting the National ootball League not all right and not all right and not all wrong" Bart Starr head coach and general manager of the Green Bay Packers told the players seated around him at the annual Wisconsin Pro ootball Writers dinner challenge everyone here to 18 10 CELTIC CHARLIE SCOTT goes high for two points over head of Warrior Phil Smith during 2nd quarter action at Boston Garden Sunday Scott scored 10 of Boston's first 14 points as the Celtics raced to a 17 point opening quarter cushion to crush the Warriors 119 100 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 19 22 starting this week Still egen if they lose the Tar Heels are an almost certain selection to go the NCAA 1 party as an alternate selection HIGH IN THE SKY HE LEW Olympic 70 meter Gold medal winner Hans Aschenbach German Democrat Republic sears off Copper Peak Iron wood Mich for a new hill record of 505 feet at the International North American Ski lying Championships Sunday UPI 7 4 0 0 fg ft 3 0 Back by Popular Demand Chris Parks WEST BEND Rondorf KEWASKUM Scannell Schact Strack Akin Mertz Stoffel Schmidt Theisen SHOWTIMES Weekdays 7 :00 and 9:00 PRICES Children $100 Adults $200 wHS ID pion Golden State Warriors 119 who got the Celtics going with 101 Sunday before a sellout five baskets in the first throng at the Boston Garden and a national television audience The final margin was 18 Texas 8 3 can clinch a tie by ritual of the ACC playoffs beating Southern Illinois 8 2 Thursday in the final game But Southern Illinois could still tie if it loses Thur sday by beating New Mexico ft 53 21 27 WEST BEND thiathi Eckstein was third with jumps bf 463 and 479 and 371 style points Aschenbach who said he would retire at the end of this a tie for the Southeastern deadlock with some help Conference crown Tennessee kewaskum 9 3 Loest J3 4 Eichstedt 4 a Bowel 18 2 Bockhaui 1 1 4 Wietor 2 Coulter 5 Weddig 0 Timblin 2 Theusch Gruber 17 26 Miller Totals and there has to be a happy Staubach said before the dinner we been able to find Hp said the method of a player strike had been proven received the Bart Start award wrong in the past "so we re going to have to do something Big Eight lead with 10 2 records team tourney and each has two conference games left They play each other Wednesday night Conference: Texas has won the regular season championship and is sitting out the SWC post season tournament waiting to meet the winner for an NCAA playoff berth Coast Conference: break to perfection exploded close from the starting gate with 41 felt like we had to play 4 20 10 10 6 9 Arizona the pre season Michigan Saturday to clinch an North Carolina is the favorite in the Western Athletic NCCA berth regular season champion but Conference has clinched at Valley: West must go through the agonizing least a tie for the championship A victory in the finale next Saturday at home against Arizona State will give the Wildcats the title outright Alabama a 93 90 double overtime winner over Ten nessee Saturday night needs A versatile performer who is going to the top Chrif will be performing 1 thru Saturday March 13 1976 captured the $75000 tennis tournament with a 6 3 6 0 triumph over Evonne Goolagong of Australia 505 foot jump 70 and 90 meters in 1973 and 1974 then crowned it all by CLINTON Krzngn Voss VVom Welinitz Hill Gammeter 0 IQ Celtics whip Warriors By ASSOCIATED PRESS points in the first quarter and them well to even the series "Bdstoh Celtics have embarrassed the NBA cham between said Charlie Scott servefl notice that going Page 8 Sec 1 THE WEST BEND NEWS March 11976 contention there since the Crimson Tide has a two game lead in the loss column with three to play the way the other conference races shape up American Conference: Western Michigan and Miami of Ohio are tied for the lead with 13 1 records play Wednesday night at Miami If Western Michigan wins all Southern Cal even if runnerup over Miami must beat Western Oregon state aeieais uregon anwugau uku ueieu uaaiti Attendance for finals held at the University of Wisconsin fieldhouse were Among the losers in final 939g about 600 less than last record number MADISON Wis (AP) Her or teom scores ond individual winners in the Wisconsin public high school wrestling sburg St Croix Central Stahley Boyd TOurnamenT rinais saiuraoy Team Scores: Stoughton 51 Mineral Point 49 Milwaukee Juneau Deorest 31 River alls 29 Loyal 28 Evansville 27 Muskego 25 ond du Lac and Milwaukee South 23 Lancaster 22 IRONWOOD Mich (AP) Sundav was a big dav for East Sunday was coupled with a Hans George 499 foot effort Saturday and winning the 70 meter gold i Aschenbach Eos Gemony 499 Aschenbach The powerful 3955 total style points as he medal at' the recent winter feet 505 feet 3955 points 2 Millonig' Olympic gold medal winner easily outdistanced the rest of Olympics at Innsbruck 1 1 Lift Be 1 I IV 1L14 e1 uie oi juinpeib num nine countries countryman Bernd Eckstein and Hans Millonig also were Austria 463492 377 3 Eckstein East Germany 479 479 371 4 Naes Norway 446430 361 5 Kordas Canada 427 466 359 6 Habersotter Austria 446404 3515 7 Grady Canada 404 423 3405 8 Martin USA 443 410 3395 9 Maki USA 440407 3335 10 Kaneko UW MAT CHAMPS (left) the 158 pound winner and Gary Sommer heavyweight cham pion were Wisconsin's two jchafn pions in the Big Ten meet at Iowa City over the weekend 0 By ASSULIAIED PRESS Indiana and Princeton have landed UCLA Arizona and Alabama are close but just about everybody else is still up in the air in college basketball these days Those are the positions as the best teams shoot for the National Collegiate Athletic Association playoffs With Indiana having won the only one more victory to clinch I i Big len title last week rnn 13 4 3 ceton became the second team to secure an NCAA playoff and Vanderbilt are barely in Kansas State are tied for the for the right to host the four siesar 7 8 3 berth by winning the Ivy contention there since the Big Eight lead with 10 2 records team tourney loiais Walt Disnrvk Snon) White and the Sewn Dutarfs Ik hmi oiiik LAST 2 NITES 7 ond 9J0 unrestrained a game for any numbers of wrv players! iWrling TMOUON 1 xens 2 Bergin 2 Mueller 8 Rtndflsch Bahlman Roesch Helvey Kuochow Schroeder 9 McQuide 0 Totals 50 Thiensville Mequon 28 39 26 Kewaskum 32 36 31 TM Thiensville Mequon 11 Kewaskum 12 ALLS BauGERS to ft Dlny 10 6 Anderson 6 26 9 2 ICE HOCKEY COMEBACK The Washing ton County Youth Hockey Association was formed in West Bend this past winter reflecting increased interest of young folks and their adult promoters Nothing too much this winter but a start was made recalling the highly organized hockey programs here in the 30s and '40s rying a game here at Silverbrook Rink were from left: Kurt Wagner Andy Kircher Eric Wagner and Dean Lastofka Between the boots was goal photo by Gregg Eriksen Srhmidt Hanrahan Budgins Kaeske Coonev Dalany 1 Totals 57 alls Badgers West Bend WLT PtSHEY cage crown public school 8th grade team entered the St Lutheran grade school basketball tournament tor the first time this past weekend and tttin it State OH Saturday Wichita Big Sky Weber State will Defeating Northwest State is a darkhorse and could host the league playoffs next Milwaukee in the final game throw it into a three way weekend Weber which 4534 0 also had the most iinisneu in a uuwwj uc wi 1 hlo nlavpr in me meet we Big Eight: Missouri and the Big Sky lead won a drawing 5 deCjded Chuck Timm won that trophy And team mates Keyes and Rueth also made the all tourney 5 Host St coached by Don Bauer won the third place trophy with a 59 34 victory over Concordia of Sheboygan irst Immanuel won the fourth place or consolation title Tim Nennig of St was picked on the all tourney squad Mt Olive won the first place cheerleading trophy athlete feels a certain amount of pressure after he begins to realize some suc Aschenbach said People expect a lot from a gold japan 417361 3215 11 onum medalist Rut the cold medal Norway 358 420 3175 12 Sun 3aoofd TOA: 404 354 3165 13 McNeill UbiA 358 407 3085 Steele USA 397 358 3075 16 (tie) Dolhar Yugoslavia 377 341 3015 Jorma Kalso inland 387 341 3015 18 Windsperger USA 387 354 3005 19 Harkins USA 358 364 2935 20 ripp Canada 394 328 2915 21 Akimgto Japan 348 344 291 22 Dargay 335 331 2805 23 Mlakar Yugoslavia 312 331 ft Inmfan II A I IIS 2615 25 USA 341 302 was asked if veteran players not protected by their teams should be able to refuse to go to an expansion team GOL LAUDERHILL la Jack Nlcklaus carded a four underpar 68 to tie Snead for the lead In the 'rain delaved third round of the $300000 Tournament TENNIS VEGAS Nev Jimmy Connors scored a 6 2 6 1 64) "Catholic schools in 1968 upset over Manuel Orantes Qnain tn VKA Mfi lonnic rox valley Christian champion Green Bay Premontre 55 51 chaHenge match: at Caesars Association behind 36 points by TimMaUekaa ViwtoKi UI IKH Lutheran oualifies as the 0 1 1 A The Netherlands Top seeded Arthur Ashe won the top prize of $17000' in a World Cham pionship Tennis tournament with a 6 3 ft 3 victory over fellow American bob Lutz duel for Jim Sorensen and Kurt pected biggest MikKeisen Sorensen a senior from Racine Case and Mikkelsen a junior from Beloit Memorial down to a repeat of last were the top two finishers in 'J nnn nwzl EAA nawJ twAnnliiln uic £uvauu twvydiu iicvoijic races last year with Sorensen winning the 200 and Mikkelsen the500: This time however was really psyched Mikkelsen said after finishing second in both events was too but I guess he was a little Sorensen said he had ex winner record Madison Edgewood the fourth ranked middle sized school team which has hastan covoral Kfarticnn qioq large schools qualified by ORT WORTH Tex beating Delafield St John 61 59 on Joe layupwith eight seconds left Harvey Knuckles 14 for St: Catherine whose only two defeats in 22 games have been to Marquette Marquette St Catherine and six other teams which won regional finals Saturday night ee Arena riday 7 Milwaukee Notre Dame and Burlington St Mary are to play for the Class title at 2:30 pm Sunday prior to the Class A championship game Lithias play well but Wolf hits 60 Kewaskum tips Twins West Lithias gave the cent of their free throws powerful alls Badgers a real As Clark Eichstedt was out scrap Kewaskum moved a step with the flu Kewaskum needed 1 closer to the Land Lakes a 'fineteam effort to beat division championship and Thiensville Mequon and got it Slinger won in weekend cage They topped the Twins 127 117 Play to remain a game and a half in Woif Despite so points Dy Bob Wolf front of Slinger Ed Helvey pac star of the alls Badgers West ed the Twins with 24 while Bend remained fairly close to Chuck Boegel and Ken Loest ans an me way At halftime were the point pacers for West Bend with 39 and 29 respec Badgers remain in first in the A division with 11 1 a game ahead of Sussex and the alls Stingers Sussex beat Cedarburg Sunday 133 98 the Stingers took Hartford 111 101 and Slinger beat Port 113 102 On Thursday the alls Badgers routed Cedarburg 147 123 Kewaskum Argentina's Guillermo Vilas scored his second straight World Championship of Tennis Milwaukee Plus defending victory with a 6 7 K1 1 ttrfn nkll Auva! run Dent ir his presence felt because we year's expansion and college have too great a game and too player drafts much at stake to do anything owners have a lot of said Starr contending jnpney Invested in the game have taken the glamor of the game from the field to the courts where it doesn't Dallas Cowboys quarterback Roger Staubach who received Vince Lombardi award named for the late coach of the Packers and Washington ei Redskins also mentioned the courts seem to be going dispute over the reserve system (n our favor) but by settling Hilltoppers Angels win WISAA Regional finals By The Associated Press Appleton Lutheran first Milwaukee Marquette the nonCatholic entrant in the Class top ranked team and A tournament since WISAA was fifth ranked Racine St reorganized to include non Pothorfna wnn rotfinnal (Inola Sunday to complete the field for the Wisconsin Independent (WISAA) basketball tour Autheran qualifies as the nament Cinderella entrant with its 9 13 Marquette (22 0) opened a 3621 lead after three quarters and defeated Milwaukee Messmer 54 42 behind Tom 23 points St Catherine six points down midway through the second quarter outscored Kenosha St Joseph 16 8 in the third period anri won 53 41 Tom Colbert scored 15 points Class A champion surged from ZVM Tizilll lITIr IIHIII'II Ifl (IPIPai Whitefish Bay Dominican 53 42 vert ort Lauderdale la Jim Ingerson scored 21 points for the Popes who outscored Dominican 17 3 in the third quarter MADISON Wis (AP) Stratford 6 1 for the title at 126 Another returning champion Stoughton from behind Jeff Brundidge of Wisconsin winner last year turned to Scott Grudzmski of Juneau Rapids had been eliminated in Andv Rein once again to put improved his season record to preliminaries 491 wth a inT HAMQinn'nvPf a second consecutive Wisconsin public high school Mathias of Grpdale in the wrestling championship during 105 pound class Among tne Rein the only returning matches Saturday were two champion to win another title mpons from last year: this year decisioned Chris Doug Bramgan of River alls Lechnar of Mosinee 1 0 in the was decisioned by ck 132 pound class and provided BeI1 ond da at 2 the taree points that boosted Ps and en Spies of Stoughton from a 49 48 deficit to Muskego who los a 4 2 decision a 51 49 victory over Mineral to Ken Herman of Madison East Point in Saturday finals at 145 pounds Third place for a second year in succession went to Milwaukee Juneau at the' only team to have two in dividual champions Deorest was fourth at 31 and River alls next at 29 Last yean victory in the 126 pound class had provided Stoughton with a 36 35 victory over Wisconsin Rapids This time victory on a one point escape bettered his season record to 33 0 exactly matching his undefeated record of last season Also finishing with anun 1 blemished mark was Bob Potter who gained his 33rd victory by decisioning Phil Gliniecki of 1 Team Scores: Beloit Memorial 120 Brookfield Central 88 Madison East Brookfield i East 70 Glendale Nicolet 68 I Rhinelander 65 Racine Case 64 Waukesha South 61 Whitefish Bay 60 Madison West 58 Wauwatosa West 40 Janesville Parker 37 Greendale 36 I Menomonee alls North 33 Mequon I Homestead 32 Menomonee alls East I 28 West Allis Central 27 New Berlin I West 23 Oshkosh North Racine Horlick Waukesha North 22 Racine Park I Cedarburg Monona Grove 20 Madison Memorial 16 Milwaukee Tech 14 Greenfield Kenosha Bradford 12 Milwaukee Madison 10 Milwaukee Custer Hartford 7 Milwaukee Pulaski 5 Marshfield 4 Milwaukee Marshall 4 Stevens Point 3 Appleton West 3 Ash waubenon Badger 2 Eau Claire Memorial Grafton 1 Individual Winners: 200 yard 'medley relay: Beloit tViemoriai iwave Aciemier ixoiin mown ml Chris Brown and Chip Neubauer) to bC fl force tO be reckoned Witt) in National Case 1 1974 slate record Basketball Association playoffs of 1:43150 by Modison West's Scott as if there were ever any rlnnhters xmj maiviauoi meaiey uave meivniv Waukesha South 1:57546 (Breaks his The Celtics running their fast points but it wasn even that ivorecora 50 free style: Jim Harmon Racine Case 21890 i Diving: Mike Osborne Menomonee alls East 40830 points 4 100 butterfly: Melville 52766 100 freestyle: Harmon 47927 500 freestyle: Sorenson 4:41155 (Breaks his record of 4:45242 set in riday's preliminaries) 100 backstroke: Al Rogers West Alhs AD) Central 35o loo breaststroke: Ken Neubauer Management and players iAA jfi BnLa record of 1 00 634 set in riday's preliminaries) 400 freestyle relay: Madfson East (Dave Ostby Rob Reul Tony Ameson Jon Brigham) 3:18928 (Breaks East's record of 3:19744 set in riday's preliminaries) 29 121 nn Diuwii wnuc rcmi was luouig 4644 to Yale meanwhile clinched at least a tie for its 10th straight Pacific 8 Conference cham pionship with a rousing 120 74 i victory over Stanford The Bruins could wrap up the title neatly this week by beating Beloit 1 st in swimming MADISON Wis (AP) Beloit Memorial took the team honors but the Wisconsin public high school swimming tournament boiled established a hill record to capture the North American Ski lying Championship and fell in with American fans After the 24 year old pre med student soared 505 feet on his withheld (from the final round second" jump' Sunday he told Sunday Millonig finished officials he think he ought second with jumps of 463 and to jump again Officials agreed 492 feet and 377 style points it would be unsafe tn mat ne likely would sail all the way down to the flat portion and hurt himself Europe the fans would IaLIa LaaI If hoH folrOn AAKAaniAi am Iiia A maamIaah wmmmw Tjimm )T ft 265 24 Tnmtn Willbuc dnu uuul ii 4 iiau lanvii ocaavii lv uuiivuiiu nc uu ilia AiHciwaii juiiifcrci uci1 luaiiui 261 5 25 Cla ton USA 341 W2 myself out of a competition" studies will leave of Minneapolis finished sixth Dniion usa sis'mz said here behind a glittering of with jumps of 443 and 410 far usa 259 285 731 5 7R Minr Switvarlnnd off his performance last year 104 5 90 Puarctl Antrin V)0 world championships in the when he won the championship crotch 169 Stoughton State wrestling champ MAAkllPA 01 IA rftftftft ftft Stratford 21 Peshtigo 204 Mosinee and Park alls 19 Modison East 18 Shawano 17 Greendale 15: Ellsworth ennimore ond West Allis Central 15 Merrill ond Richland Center J4 Brillion 3 Waterford Cblby and Rice Lake 12 Brookfield East Hartford and La Crosse Central 11 Cedarburg Menasha and Orfordville II New Rich mond ond Watertown 10 Arcadia East Troy Hamilton and Weyauwega 9 West Salem 8 Racine Cose Osceola Wausau East and Wisconsin Rapids 7 Medford Racine Horlick and River Valley 6 Milton 5 Whitnall 5 Appleton East Reed i and Waukesha North 4 Antigo Boyceville Cameron Campbellsport Cochrane ountain City Eau Claire Memorial Edgar Green Boy West Hudson Manitowoc Melrose Mindoro Milwaukee Modison Monroe Muk wonaqo Pittsville Valders Wild Rose ond Wisconsin Dells Individual Winners: 98 pounds: Bob Meyer Loyal decisioned Dan May Mineral Point 5 0 105: Scott Grudzinski Milwaukee Juneau decisioned Jim Mathias i Greendale 103 1 1 2: Nick Bell ond du Lac decisioned Doug Bronigan River alls 3 1 119: Guy Gibney Oregon pinned Bill Bero Shawano 4:38 126: Bob Potter Milwaukee Juneau 1 decisioned Phil Gliniecki Stratford 6 1 132: Andy Rein Stoughton decisioned Chris lechnir Mosinee 1 0 138: Steve Spangenberg Peshtigo decisioned Randy Tielens Luxemburg Casco 9 1 145: Ken Herman Madison East decisioned Glen Spies Muskego 4 2 i 155: Brian Benash Evansville decisioned Tom rost West Allis Con tral3 2 167: Rick Robensdorf Deoest decisioned Mark Gunderson Stouiton 3 1 185: Tony Udelhofon Lancaster decisioned Jeff Peterson Ellsworth 4 2 Heavyweight: Chuck Goldsmith Milwaukee South pinned Gene Rowell ennimore 3:11 i Mezera 3 Tway 12 xenei Thomas Schleif Newlum Schaeffer 4 0 50 21 22 5 5 2 0 6 3 3 2 0 35 3i 38 night with a 70 59 victory over A OO 101 1 1 wl A 1 141' 1 A 'A i of Till 722 jmiidwi 7 Sf Yu lig Tn 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