Don Carter Leads Big Bowling Match Tourney in Chicago
Don Carter of St Louis 34 defending champion tops the fourth annual World Invitational Bowling Tournament finals in the Chicago Coliseum after 10 rounds. He carries a Petersen total of 195 40, ahead of Steve Nagy and Bob Strampe who trail closely. In the women’s division Jere Price of Fort Worth Texas holds a slim lead with 135 24 while Marion Ladewig of Grand Rapids is close behind.
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Chicago
Don Carter
St. Louis
Carter
Petersen
Steve Nagy
Bob Strampe
Detroit
Jere Price
Fort Worth
Tex
Marion Ladewig
Grand Rapids
MacKay Triumphs In Five Sets Over Pietrangeli In Davis Cup
Barry MacKay of Dayton Ohio battled back from the brink to beat Nicola Pietrangeli of Italy in five sets, giving the United States a 2-0 lead in the Davis Cup interzone finals in Perth. The match featured eight match points for Pietrangeli, a late comeback by MacKay, and a decisive final ace that ended the marathon contest. The result sets up the doubles and final singles as the U.S. pursues a spot in the challenge round against Australia.
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Associated Press
Perth
Australia
Barry MacKay
Dayton
Ohio
Italy
Nicola Pietrangeli
United States
Pietrangeli
MacKay
U.S
David Freed
Earl Buchholz
Orlando Sirola
Kay-Pietrangeli
Sirola
St. Louis
Buchholz
Chuck McKinley
Bangor Bowling Crescent Ladies League Scores and Leaders
Readable results from Hamrock Lanes show handicap pots at Crescent Coast and Crescent Inn with listed clubs and phone numbers. High Eight leaders include Jorstad and Lola Fitting with scores around 430s to 457. American Legion League results from Shemrock Lanes list teams Cardinals Bears Lions Packers Giants Browns with high totals and individuals like Dallas Ames achieving 575.
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Crescent Ladies League
Hamrock
Crescent Coast
Eller’s Clothing
Wilson's Tit
Crescent Inn
Teider's Ltd
Yabe’s Big Shop
de Jariais’ Sup
Jorstad
Lola Fitting
Creenwood
Rose Stejskal
Ladys Curran
Rev. Ames
Jetty Dickson
Vi Peart
Betty Dickson
American Legion League
Shemrock
Cardinals
Bears
Lions
Packers
Rames
Colts
Giants
Browns
Bee
Dallas Ames
Orv Halverson
Bob Heth
Wayne Lottes
Charii
Three La Crosse Bowlers Place In Telegraphic Tourney
Three La Crosse bowlers posted strong results at the National Telegraphic 700 Club tournament. Charles Luchesi of Passaic County led the Classic division with 753, while Frank Heilman tied for fifth with 675. Ron Ambers placed third in the upper division with 693 and Tony Reino added 728. Jim Wais finished seventh with 608 as Jim Maguire of Flint set a 689 series to win. There were 210 entries.
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la Crosse
Frank Heilman
Tom Wallace
Seattle
Wash
Charles Luchesi
Passaic County
N.J
Ron Ambers
Tony Reino
Jim Wais
Jim Maguire
Flint
Mich
Cuba City Defeats Prairie Du Chien 61 54 In Wisconsin Action
Cuba City edged Prairie du Chien 61 54 as Jerry Lafenburg Dan Pa quette each tallied 16 points for the Cubans. Prairie’s Dick Vorwald led with 19 while Gary May and Jim Pitzer added 10 each. Prairie won the B game 40 33.
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Prairie DU Chien
Wis
Cuba City
Wisconsin
Jerry Lafenburg
Dan Paquette
Bob Summers
Wayne Simon
Bob Olson
Dick Vorwald
Gary May
Jim Pitzer
Prairie
Cut Back In Grid Sport Plan Of COP
COP at Stockton will sharply curtail football to reduce costs and focus on games against similarly minded schools. President Robert E Burns says the move aims to increase student participation and ease academic and financial pressures.
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COP
Stockton
Calif
College of the Pacific
Robert E. Burns
Marquette
Burns
Onalaska Team Schedules Sunday Meeting At City Hall
The Onalaska city baseball team will meet Sunday at 3 30 p m at City Hall. All former players and any new candidates are invited to attend per Dave Skogen.
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Onalaska City
City Hall
Dave Skogen
Wisconsin basketball factbook offered by National W Club
The 1960-61 Wisconsin Badger basketball factbook with listing details is available from the National W Club at Box 2125 Madison Wisconsin for fifty cents.
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Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Badger
Viroqua and Sparta triumph in SC basketball contests
Viroqua defeats Wisconsin Dells 81-63 as Bob Thompson scores 34 and John Wintz adds 20 for the Blackhawks. Sparta downs Reedsburg 72-60 with 27 by John Pettis and 14 by Reisinger and Bau mel. Baraboo overwhelms Tomah 101-65 led by Chuck Ludeking's 28. Richland Center beats Mauston 66-57. Nekoosa slips Portage 73-69 with Harold Alexander scoring 25.
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Viroqua
Wis
Bob Thompson
Wisconsin Dells
John Wintz
Blackhawks
Wayne Peterson
Gary Cahoon
Bruce Grubba
Reedsburg
John Pettis
Sparta
Tom Reisinger
Larry Baumel
Dale Northrup
Spartans
John Bohen
Tomah
Baraboo
Thunderbirds
Chuck Ludeking
Mike Fitzgerald
John Cimaroli
John Eckhardt
Nick Smith
Bill Baker
Auerbach Sparks Celtics to Big Win Over Cincinnati
Coach Red Auerbach delivered a fiery locker room speech urging the Celtics to end complacency. Boston beat Cincinnati 146-123 to halt a two game slide and move into a division tie with the Warriors ahead of an upcoming clash with Philadelphia. Oscar Robertson was out for Cincinnati with a sprained ankle.
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Boston
Red Auerbach
Boston Celtics
National Basketball Association
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Celts
Warriors
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Syracuse
Detroit
Oscar Robertson
Celtics
Auerbach
Metz and Cogdon Lead U.S. Senior Open Feud
Veterans Dick Metz and Charles Congdon tied at 143 after 36 holes in the U S Senior Open in Palm Springs Ca Metz a 2 under par 70 and Congdon a 72. The field of 400 golfers aged 50 plus compete across three courses in the desert resort.
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Palm Springs
Calif
Dick Metz
Charles Congdon
Metz
Congdon
White Plains
N.Y
Tacoma
Wash
Lincoln and Taylor Triumph in West Central Action
Lincoln defeats Alma 61 55 with Ronnie Hart scoring 25 for Lincoln. Taylor tops Pepin 67 58 in its first West Central Conference win. Gilmanton beats Hixton 62 51 as Fleishauer leads with 36 and Christianson 22 for the losers.
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Lincoln
Alma
Taylor
Alma Center
Wis
Ronnie Hart
John Matalas
Tom Hayden
Hornets
Tom ‘Bjork
Mike ‘Holmgreen
Rivermen
Taylor, Wis
Pepin
Wayne Schmidt
Arkansaw
Lynn Fleis
Gilmanton
Gilmanhauer
Hixton
Fairchild
Don Quarverg
Charles Christianson
Indians to Host Superior Quintet at Home
La Crosse and Superior meet tonight at the Mary E Sawyer Auditorium in their Wisconsin State College Conference opener. La Crosse sits 3-1 after beating Bethel Wayne State Nebraska and Upper Iowa with a loss to Luther. Superior has defeated Bethel and Winona Teachers and lost to St Thomas.
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la Crosse
Superior
Mary E. Sawyer
Bethel
Wayne State of Nebraska
Upper Iowa University
Indians
Luther
Winona
St. Thomas
Lions Reward Coach George Wilson With 2 Year Pact
Detroit AP George Wilson received a two year contract through the 1962 season as a reward for the Lions surge into contention for the NFL Western Division title. The deal worth about 27500 per year follows a 5 of 7 finish including two wins over Baltimore.
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Detroit
George Wilson
Detroit Lions
Wilson
Buddy Parker
Lions
Bangor Ladies League Picks Up High Scores In Local Session
In Bangor, teams like Bangor Rec. Alleys and Stratman’s Bar posted strong scores with 647 735 716 and 677 764 3158 respectively. D Mashek led high series with 514 while C Steigerwald had the high single at 189 and other top names included R Stratman FP Chaplowsky and D Sprehe in a brisk alley night.
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Bangor Ladies’ League
Adep
Bangor
Bangor War
Stratman’s Bar
Sprehn's Mill
Johnson's Shoe
Coffee Cup Cafe
Garber’s Cleavers
Fairway Super Mkt
Sportsman's Bar
Curran Elevator
Palmer's Mutual
D. Mashek
Stratman
C. Steigerwald
Schaefer Am
R. Schaller
Sparta Bowling Women and Wednesday League Standouts
The Sparta Bowing Leagues at Spartan Lanes report high scores for Dorothy Klein 226 in the women’s division and Bob Bacon 278 for the high single in the Wednesday handicap league. Teams include Kaiser Cadillac and Strom's Monument with scores in the 900s and a list of contributing players named.
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Spartan
Wonder Bar
Em's Dress Shop
Beaver Dr. Dairy
Norwalk Standard
Wayside Tavern
Ovearn'’S
IGA
Market Tavern
Dorothy Klein
A. Helgeson and
Simpson
Elsie Shea
Ethelson
E Austin
D. Leensee
J. Lcensee
Kaiser Cadillac
Dodge-Davis Shoes
Strom’s Monument
Sparta
Marquette Vote Brings Protests Over Football Drop
Former Marquette football stars alumni and "subway alumni" back a fund drive to reverse the university's decision to drop football. About 3,000 students protested, while officials cited a projected football deficit near 50 000 dollars and a track deficit of 18 000 dollars as the school plans a 30 million fund drive.
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Milwaukee
Marquette
Subway
John Sisk
The
Chi
Sisk
Father O'Donnell
Lisle Blackbourn
Moon Mullins
Warriors
Big Ten Shifts Judging Power To Directors
The Big Ten Athletic Conference moved authority for judging and penalizing infractions from the commissioner to the athletic directors. The change, approved by all factions, lets directors determine violations and penalties after the commissioner's investigation, with the involved party allowed to be heard.
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Chicago
Big Ten Athletic Conference
K.L
Tug) Wilson
Wilson
Badger Flavor Added To Post Season Tilts
Wisconsin will send Milt Bruhn as East head coach for the Shrine Game in San Francisco on December 31. Players include Tom Wiesner of Neenah who will also play in the Hula Bowl through January 8. Beaver Dam’s Henry Derleth has two dates in Phoenix December 26 and Tucson December 31. Ron Perkins of Racine will join the Blue squad for the Blue Gray game in Montgomery on December 31.
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Wisconsin
Milt Bruhn
Badgers
San Francisco
Bruhn
Tom Wiesner
Neenah
Wiesner
Hawaiian Islands
Henry Derleth
Beaver Dam
Phoenix
Tucson
Ron Perkins
Racine
Montgomery
Alabama
Central Collegiate Sets Dates For Meets
The Central Collegiate Conference met to set 1961 indoor track on Feb 25 at Notre Dame outdoor track on June 3 at Milwaukee and cross country on Nov 11 in Chicago. Alex Wilson of Notre Dame was named Olympic Committee delegate with Bus Shimek of Marquette as alternate. John Schoof of Bradley became president, succeeding Lyle Bennett of Central Michigan.
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Chicago
Central Collegiate Conference
Notre Dame
Milwaukee
Alex Wilson
Bus Shimek
Marquette
John Schoof
Bradley
Lyle Bennett
Central Michigan
Whitehall and Eleva Strum Post Dairyland Conference Wins
Whitehall defeated Augusta 54 36 as Casey Sylla led with 28 points and Jim Solsrud added 14. Blair and Blair M4 8 15 posted 15 for Blair while Jim Thompson had 10 for Augusta. Independence beat Osseo 71 46 with Jerome Halverson scoring 2 and Butch Bautch 10. Eleva Strum and Independence won the B games 50 38 and 67 47 respectively slipping Blair in the process.
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Whitehall
Wis
Call
Augusta
Jerry Fenske
Gibson
Casey Sylla
Roger Anderson
Blair
Jim Solsrud
Jerry Seeman
Norsemen
Jim Thompson
Osseo
Independence
Jerome Halverson
Charles Schorbahn
Butch Bautch
Dan Call
Mitch Fitch
Mike Dave Gibson
Briggs
Loren Jacobson
Eleva-Strum
Central Independence
Gale Bowling High Five Leads Galeville Scores
In Galeville bowling lanes Rexall and Galeville leagues reveal top scores. Kathleen Counts, Connie Wright and Betty Wall post high game marks. Rexall team leads with several 200s while Ada Te, Jackson and Beaton compete in handicap events.
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Galeaville
Estrick Baneau
Rexall Te
Sacia Orchare
Pepsi-Cols
Kolleretses
Ote
Sheen
Betty Wall
Anderson
Connie Wright
Rachel Wasep
Cella Simene High
Betty Ponka
Culesville
Euick Ada
Jackson
Wwe
Bank of Galeovle
Beaver Builders
Smith
M&r Electric
Ciee
Trade Talks Shake Elston Howard In Teaneck
Elston Howard of the New York Yankees says he fears being traded and dislikes trade rumors. He shudders at talk of a deal that would send him to the Los Angeles Dodgers for Duke Snider and Johnny Podres, insisting he is happy with his current role.
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Teaneck
N. J
Elston Howard
New York Yankees
Yankees
Howard
Los Angeles Dodgers
Duke Snider
Johnny Podres
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Ron Slaght
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Dave Schneider
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Dick Ivey
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Platteville
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Mt Horeb
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Factbook
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Richland Center
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Jim Quick
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Dick Deaner
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Superior Quintet
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Wehrs Electric
Ike's Bar
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Welda Sism
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J. Olsen
DeYoung Ave
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J Olson
Cago Bears
National Football League
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Gale Bowling
Alvin Ekere
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R Beardsley
Sue
Russ Toppen
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Daly Quinn
Warren Lee
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