Lincoln Leads Wisconsin Big Ten Poll to Open 1965-66 Season
Milwaukee Lincoln tops the first AP Big Ten poll with 11 of 13 first place votes, followed by Madison East, Green Bay West and Eau Claire Memorial. Alma wins the Little Ten with 57 points, edging Orfordville while multiple teams receive votes beyond the top ten.
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Bowling Scores From Glen's Tavern and Holiday Lanes Meet
Bowlers across Glen's Tavern and Holiday Lanes posted team series totals and high games. Notable performances include high series by Stellick Oil Co and Allis-Chalmers with top singles by Wes Omodt and Chuck Lukwitz, while Ruth Colgan and Joyce Morris led ladies events.
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Si Severson
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Gary Iverson
Gene Fell
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Richard Severson
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Leon Borck
Vince Leary
G. Huebner
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Eileen Schlifer
Muggs Turner
Lorna Farley
Roman Darkes
Doris Sapuder
Janice Thompson
Jane Duncan
Sylvia Oruschke
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Gloria Borgedah
W. Severson
Chuck Snyder
Bill Burrough
Bill Pischke
Elmer Seeger
Ray Greene
Ed Seeger
Cliff Schroeder
Arkansas Back Set For Viking Club
Jim Lindsey, Arkansas star wingback and NFL draft choice, will sign with the Minnesota Vikings after Arkansas meets LSU in the Cotton Bowl. Lindsey weighed bids from Minnesota and Buffalo sealed in envelopes and chose the Vikings, praising the offer as unreal. Coach Frank Broyles calls him one of his best ever. Lindsey has run 100 yards under 10 seconds.
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Wahlholm, Western Golf Assoc. Director, Dies at 67
Roy W. Wahlholm, 67, longtime Colorado Springs real estate man and director of the Western Golf Association, died of a heart attack on Wednesday. He was active in several sports ventures and led the WGA, an affiliate of the USGA.
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Wally) Walholm
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Tigers edge E Racers in tight finish
Y basketball results show Tigers 49 over E Racers 48 in a close contest while Trances 64 defeats Admen 23 and Orioles 54 tops Rockets 50 Falcons 50 loses to Lab 45 Controllers 50 beats Slip Sticks 36 with Grandads winning by forfeit from Kourt Kings.
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Ski Clinic Planned For Mt La Crosse
City Park and Recreation Department sponsors a four day ski clinic at Mt La Crosse from December 27 to 30 with Mt La Crosse instructors. About 270 joined last year. Registration ends December 22. mail registration forms to City Hall Room 1 La Crosse. No phone registrations. Equipment must be owned. rental available with prior arrangement. Lessons run 9 a.m. daily for beginners and experienced skiers.
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Major League Franchise Valued at 11 Million
Ford Frick and Warren Giles testified in Wisconsin antitrust suit against the Braves noting 11 million dollars as current franchise price. They said no expansion plans for 1966 and Milwaukee expansion unlikely before 1968. Braves losses last season totaled 700000.
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Boston
Calkins and Clarke Lead Tomah League Bowlers
Rod Calkins rolled 618 and Les Clarke 616 to top Tomah bowlers at Vlasek's Lanes in a two day meet. Calkins also posted a high 212 in the National League while Clarke led the Businessmen's with 588. Cram's Super Fair finished 2,607 and 934. Herb Krueger was runner up with 582.
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Boxing Results: Mathis defeats Lee in six rounds
In White Plains New York Buster Mathis 272 pounds from Grand Rapids Michigan outpointed Charley Lee 214 pounds of Hackensack New Jersey over six rounds as boxing results from the event.
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Grand Rapids
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Hackensack
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Oberlin League Tuesday results show close MLB style matchups
Otto defeated Justinger 8-4 and Tyson beat Bas set 8-7 in tight affairs. Secrist topped Sagen 11-6 while Anderson defeated Beckley 10-5. Kuehl won 7-5 over Irmscher and Dwyer beat Bartlett 8-5 in a day of balanced scores.
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