Wisconsin Gathers 70 Candidates For 1965 Football Squad
University of Wisconsin coach Milt Bruhn to greet 70 candidates in Camp Randall for the 1:15 p.m. photo session. Daily practices begin Wednesday with 9:30 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. drills. 18 lettermen head by captain Dave Franck form the experienced nucleus as positions list ends, tackles, guards, centers, quarterbacks, halfbacks and fullbacks are named with players from multiple states and cities.
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Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Milt Bruhn
Camp Randall
Dave Franck
Antigo
Bruhn
Ends
Rodger Alberts
Rockford
John Basler
Eldorado
Richard Boots
Appleton
Henry Cuccia
Warren Dyer
Doyles Town
C. David Forsberg
New City
N.Y
William &. Fritz
Griffith
Ind
Steve Goodman
Highland Park
Lauri Hakanen
Waukegan
Ill
Joel Jenson
Iowa City
Louis Jung
Randolph
James Pearce
Lansing
Mich
Eric Rice
Milwaukee
Kent Seery
Belen
New Mexico
John Tietz
Minneapolis
Minn
David Aulik
Donald Bliss
Northeast
Patrick R. Chandler
Kankakee
Charles Currier
Beloit
Thomas Domres
Gladstone
Glenn Gaskill
William Grissey
Marion
Til
Nathan Jenkins
Atlanta
William Maselter
Mike Sachen
West Allis
Phil Sobocinski
South Milwaukee
Mike Sonnenders
Steve Brown
Lincolnwood
Tll
Dave Aegerter
DesPlaines
Grant Beise
Excelsior
Richard Boehm
Chicago
Wayne Kostka
Dick LaCroix
Valders
Mike London
Clayton Lynde
Cudahy
Philip Peterson
Cumberland
Ray Marcin
Cicero
Bob Richter
John Roedel
Menasha
Marc Gross
John Brockett
Akron
Ohio
Leon Chickerneo
William Conroy
Elmhurst
James Goeke
Lockport
Tony Loukas
Sam Wheeler
Elmwood
Wisconsin
John Boyajian
Hammond
Charles Burt
Urbana
Jesse Kaye
Green Bay
Marc Mason
Baraboo
Gary Bander
Thorp
David Franck
Robert Grossman
Jim Grudzinski
Hobart
Jerry Hackbart
Waunakee
Victor Janule
Toronto
Canada
Charles Koch
Marshfield
James Kuhlemeier
Freeport
Hll
Dennis Lager
Ronald Lewandowsky
Gary Pinnow
Racine
Tom Schinke
Springfield
Dick Schumitsch
James Waller
Prairie du Chien
Dave Berg
Beaver Dam
Gale Bucciarelli
Joliiet, Jr
Tom Brigham
Two Rivers
Thomas Jankowski
Whitefish Bay
Stuart Victor
Ile
Kim Wood
Barrington
Sparta Rodeo opens with 1500 in crowd and events
Sparta Wis 1500 plus attendees saw the Rodeo Cowboys Association stampede at Memorial Park. The first of three shows featured calf roping times, saddle bronc and bareback riding, with Elaine Kramer leading a six team hitch display and a Saturday Sunday schedule of performances and a 35 unit rodeo parade highlighting Linda Starkey Sue Potter Linda Whitehead and Randy Hillesheim.
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Sparta
Wis
Rodeo Cowboy’s Association
Memorial Park
Linda Starkey
Sue Potter
Warrens
Linda Whitehead
Randy Hillesheim
la Crosse
Tex Flynn
South Dakota
Buttermilk
Fred Peterson
Flandreau
S.D
Gene Campbell
Rochester
Minn
Larry Lyons
Lima
Ohio
Butch Stein
Mel Potter
Tucson
Ariz
Wisconsin Rapids
Rodeo Incorporated
Elaine Kramer
Pat Bluem
Mel
Wendy) Potter
Grettchen Mattson
Hixton
Don Alexander
Bucky Baker
Lyons
Roger Anderson
Shakopee, Minn
Colman Cup Opens With 16 Low Handicappers at La Crosse
First round play begins Saturday at La Crosse Country Club to crown the club champion among men. Defending champ Gene Ring leads a field including eight past winners with two first round results recorded: Fred McLevich over Erv Hinytzke and Joe Hengel over Roger Hafner.
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la Crosse
Gene Ring
Jim Burns
Fred McLevich
Erv Hinytzke
Joe Hengel
Roger Hafner
G. W. Burton
Ring
Trif Haritos
John Miller
A. L. Christensen
H. L. Barton
Dick Pearse Jr
Robert Johns Sr
Jack Knothe
W. T. Burgess
Joe Ludden
al Palmer
Chuck Forbes
Ed Novak
Ed Cline
Lew Engebretson
Labor Day
Partners Hit Aces In Match Play
In Milwaukee at North Shore Country Club, Clay de Coffel and Rocco Youse eagled a 183-yard 14th hole in a match play foursome. Coffel Holed out a four iron from 15 inches for a hole in one and Youse followed with a three iron landing atop, moving from seven strokes down to lead by one over Laurie Gardner and Paul Des Jardins.
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Milwaukee
Clayde Coffel
Rocco Youse
North Shore Country Club
Coffel
Youse
Laurie Gardner
Paul Des Jardins
Gardner
Des Jardins
Twins Reserve 70 Rooms In Milwaukee
The Minnesota Twins booked seventy rooms at the Schroeder Hotel in Milwaukee for the second weekend of October during the World Series period. They have similar bookings in other NL cities where pennant races are close, with no AL club matching Milwaukee reservations.
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Milwaukee
Schroeder
Minnesota Twins
Twins
Bowling scores at Pla Mor Lanes reveal league leaders
Detailed results show team and high individual performances across Pla Mor lanes including Allis-Chalmers leading in high team series, Gene Jirsa and Edna Rye posting top series and single games, with multiple divisions such as Merchants, Ladies Nite Owl, and Petticoat recording standout numbers for the season.
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S & H Sport Shop
Gene Jirsa
Bob Weiland
Don Bott
al Paulsen
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Rich Severson
Geo. Peterson
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Jim Smith
Jerry Powers
Ostrong
Watts
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J. Hoch
C. Kraus
St. Proskch
H. Wohlnoeter
J. Olson
Pla-Mor Lanes
Herman Const
Peter Nelson
Rue Gantha
Hertha Wade
Lorma Farley
Sherry Krueger
Nancy Slater
Hertha Hoeschle
Helen Morton
Ellen Nockels
Gladys Frick
Martha Verse
South Lanes
Rollin
Roellig
R. Hafner
M. Wasmuth
J. Wieman
A. Raatz
J. Troyanek
M. Mitby
Janice Wieman
Johnson’s Doughboy Flyers
No. States Power
Blanche Gallagher
Elaine, Kaufmann
Jeanne Hansen
Elene Schiffer
Jane Albrectson
Frank Amundson
Vi Evans
Edna Rye
Dorothy Schlegel
Lil Klawitter
Betty Shanley
Minnesota Viking
Ron Vander Kelen
Oregon
Bob Berry
Norm van Brocklin
Fran Tarkenton
Vikings
Will van
Vandy
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Chicago Bears
Pla-Mar
Tim Houlton
Black River
Photography Winners Named at Jackson County Fair
BLACK RIVER FALLS Wis Photography winners in the Jackson County Junior Fair include Dan Kissinger and Mary Alice Overlien earning blue ribbons on all four entries in the 15 and older division. Steven Boettcher Steven Zahrte and Ronald Curren each won two blue ribbons. Clifton Kantner Patricia Klingman Larry Fox Anita Olson Sandra Alford Chris Kissinger and Pat Field each won one blue ribbon. The Jackson County Fair closes Sunday.
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Jackson County
Dan Kissinger
Mary Alice Overlien
Ono
Steven Boettcher
Steven Zahrte
Ronald Curren
Clifton Kantner
Patricia Klingman
Larry Fox
Anita Olson
Sandra Alford
Chris Kissinger
Pat Field
Jackson County Fair
Iowa prep gridder dies from head injuries
Edgar Eddie R. Fouts, 15, of rural Onawa, a West Monona High School football player, died in Sioux City hospital from a brain injury after collapsing during a tackling drill at practice. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Raymond Fouts Jr. with the death attributed to the head injury.
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Onawa
Iowa
West
New York Youth Cops Handicap Title at Trapshoot
Dan Pautler Jr., 16, Alden New York, won the Grand American handicap at the 66th Trapshoot Tournament in Vandalia Ohio breaking 99 of 100 from 20 yards. Sub-Junior Marcus Huff of Minot North Dakota shot 97 from 22 yards in the division.
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Marcus Huff
Minot, N.D
Hesper Mabel Steam Engine Days Planned for Sept
The 1965 Hesper Mabel Steam Engine Days will be held September 10 to 12 in Mabel Minnesota. Merchants are urged to enter floats in two parades on September 11 and 12 with prizes of 25 15 and 10 dollars for top three in the commercial category. The event features steam engine demonstrations and a wide entertainment lineup including Davidson Shows rides home talent contest sky divers and a helicopter act. Lions Club barbecue 4H queen coronation and multiple contests and acts complete the festival schedule.
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Tri-County
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Mabel Business Association
Paul Soltow
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Fire Department
Burt Ready for 1965 Season After Mononucleosis Loss
Wisconsin quarterback prospect Chuck Burt speaks after recovery from mononucleosis. The Urbana Illinois native weighed 202 to 205 pounds and trained with stadium stairs and ankle weights. Burt, a sophomore ineligibile, eyes a strong 1965 season and potential five sophomores starting on offense.
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Madison
Chuck Burt
Wisconsin
Burt
Urbana
Badger
Milt Bruhn
Fire Destroys Barn and Equipment Near Tomah
A 32 by 60 foot barn on the Howard Scott farm south of Tomah was destroyed by fire Friday afternoon. Teenage children alerted Oakdale Fire Department. Scott had left home 15 minutes earlier and his wife was away at Camp McCoy. Losses include a bull, an uninstalled barn cleaner, and a bulk milk tank. The 80 acre farm also lost 1965 hay and straw. 25 cows are now housed at the nearby Alvin Waege farm.
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Tomah
Wis
Howard Scott
Oakdale
Scott
Arlene Johnson
Sparta
Camp McCoy
Alvin Waege
Left Handed QB Prospects Dominate Local Football Notes
Colts publicity director Harry Hulmes cites Tim Murphy of Aquinas High as a potential left handed NFL quarterback and Murphy later throws a 17 yard TD pass for the Detroit Lions in a 22 3 exhibition win. The piece also mentions Tim Murphy’s cousins Don and Pat, Gary Stuhr at Stout State, Ron Blaken’s NBC honor, and other local football and bowling notes.
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Frankie Albert
Harry Hulmes
The
Baltimore
Hulmes
Tim Murphy
la Crosse
Aquinas High
Air Force Academy
Colts
Detroit Lions
Murphy
Alex Hawkins
Terry Baker
Los Angeles Rams
Rams
Bill Munson
Roman Gabriel
Tim
Don Murphy
Associated Press
Don
Pat Murphy
Aquinas
Radio Highlights Weekends and Baseball Broadcasts
WCOW schedules include Sparta Stampede Rodeo at 8:30 p.m. and Packers vs Cowboys at 9 p.m. Sunday features Braves vs Cubs in two bas ball clashes. A calendar note adds the 13th Friday frequency and the bellbird’s six mile song range.
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Trapp Named Deputy Master of State DeMolay
Allen Trapp son of Theodore B. Trapp of 2261 Hiawatha Ave was elected deputy state master councilor for Wisconsin DeMolay. He is a past master councilor of Joseph Miller Chapter and attends the University of Wisconsin after graduating from Central High School in 1964. The installing officers at Camp Sandstone in Green Lake included Barton Prieve as state master councilor and Ray Wiatt Jr. as state-standard bearer.
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Hiawatha Ave
Wisconsin DeMolay
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Barton Prieve
Milwaukee
Ray Wiatt Jr
Raymond Wiatt
S. 27Th St
Ray
Order of DeMolay
Camp Sandstone
Green Lake
Wis
Unbeaten Packers to Meet Cowboys in Preseason Clash
Green Bay faces winless Dallas in the third NFL tuneup of the preseason. Dallas boasts rookies like Bob Hayes and Craig Morton to test the veteran Packers led by Bart Starr and Jim Taylor. Packers aim to extend their series advantage as 11 rookies remain on a 50-man roster cut to 47 by Tuesday.
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Green Bay Packers
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George Andrie
Packers
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Colorado
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Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Bill Anderson
Washington Redskins
Marv Fleming
Ron Kramer
Detroit
Bart Starr
Jim Taylor
Paul Hornung
Packer
Gallon Blood Donor Club Grows During La Crosse Visit
A five day Red Cross Bloodmobile visit in La Crosse collects 835 units with 207 first time donors. Repeat donors reach gallon status as 44 donate their eighth pint. Several La Crosse residents gain two three and four gallon pins for hospital and emergency donations with more events planned for November 8 to 12.
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Bangor
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Howard D. Christianson
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Ronald W. Lenser
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Chaseburg
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Coon Valley
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Leland H. Stellpflug
Onalaska
Maurice R. Johnson
Sparta
Irvin A. Dahlke
Stoddard
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Raymond M. Kelley
James G. Bina
Burton G. Dahle
Richard O. Roberts
Francis A. Schoen
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Wayne J. Kubinski
George W. Milne
Roy E. Lamb
Robert A. Laxton
Palmer Johnson Jr
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Owner Pays Up Reopens Three Tomah Cafes
Mrs Meda Peterson of Tomah has paid 4872.08 to settle Social Security and withholding tax arrears for her three restaurants the Parkview Tomah Highway Cafe New Lisbon and Genes Cafe Manston. Federal liens were filed in Monroe and Juneau counties but will be released after payment.
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Meda Peterson
Peterson
William Dvorak
la Crosse
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Earliest Christian Plain Song and Brandenberg Gate Model
The earliest Christian sacred music was plain song sung a cappella by groups in unison. The quadriga atop Berlin’s Brandenburg Gate was largely destroyed in World War II and a model now stands in its place.
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Brandenberg Gate
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