Bowling Scores From National League South Lanes Handicap
Dense, scattered bowling score list from South Lanes featuring teams and players such as Hillside Tavern, All-Stars, Otto's Tavern, Lutheran leagues and various handicap scores. Multiple club names with individual scores appear, listing high totals and player tags across leagues.
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Hillside Tavern
Herman Builders
Vic's Bar
West's Plumbing
Clarks Super
Tru-Gas
Wernecke Apts
Otto's Tavern
Helfrich Coast, Co
Ender's Apps
Ben's Super Shell
Curly’s Oks
Bud’s Bar
John Deere
Kraft Bar, Shop
Clayton's Syl. Gren
Co. Snyder
D. Welda
Dairyland Pwr. Co
M. Gilbertson
T. West
K. Bariiani
Neil Cloth Weite Abe G. Timm
S. West
Eh Ern
de Onycery
B. Schurrer
G. Schrader
G. Boldt
B. Moore
A . Wittenberg
J. Miehl
Dugan
A. Yeager
Wartinhee
H. Sipsey
R. Wasmuth
E. Skinner
Ross of
la Crosse
Bingle
H Wittenberg
Rice Bros. Ter
Z - Teamsters
la-Mor
Pevencole
Elman Marine Inc
Qo, Olson
L. Ostreng
R. H. Lovo
Seth
Otis Oven
G. Adams
T. Luehne
Ak . A. Pinker
V. Wilder
Yellow Cab
Cache Papacek
Texaco
Lutheran Seagle Roth
St. Paul's
Sundrop Cola
Luther Highee
Johnson Mobil H
Immanuel No
L. Burbach
B. Russell
G. Quinn
Smaby
St. John's
Giscis Selb
Tatencee
Mt. Calvary
Cace” Maven O
D. Olson
R. Franz
G. Goyette
Isex A. Bere
W. Schkoeper
J. Jamesson
Aes Ken's Mo
His & Hers Gift S
George Horman C
Iilams
BN Aativas
Pepsi-Cola
Guillen's Skelly
Pete & Mary's Bar
Hoch & Son
Limpert’s Buffet
Franklin Iron W
Boos Iga
Peter Pan Cleaners
Seiler-Shanley Ins
la Cr. Rub. Mills
D. Nuttleman
E. Goyette
Terrace Bar
F. Amundson
S. Snyder
P. Waters
S. Nicol
J. Carter
M. Becker
L. Peterson
J. Damiczyk
L. Neiheiser
R. Uhler
V. Borger
A. Krueger
C. Gardner
A. Zanter
L. Neiheisel
Ladies’ Merchants League
Pirates
Telephone Co
Vikings
Twins
National C. Register
Huffman
Surf
M. Turner
P. Oelschlager
L. Benson
G. Schmitt
B. Mason
C. Kraus
C. Lambert
J. Hetzel
B. Pfennig
C. Mikelson
D. Amundson
V. Mettille
P. Stuhr
A. Serva
Bush's
IGA
Schlicht’s
Rowley's
Click Candy Co
J. Albrechtson
Albrechtson
J. Blankenship
J. Thompson
B. Bush
D. Neumann
J. Miller
R. Jerne
J. Schaller
T. MacConaghy
D. Brush
D. Bentzen
R. Blank
Poe Ae
Good Sports JR
Spring Grove
Sundrop
Downtown Motors
C. Miller
R. Stokke
K. Miller
K. Yeskie
D. Berger
K. Thorsen
Yeskie
Glaser Reaches 6th as Marquette Tops St Johns in Close Win
Marquette survived cold shooting to beat St. John's of New York 51-47 at the Arena. Erickson led Marquette with 15 points while Glaser, held to seven, moved to sixth on the Warriors all time scoring list with 1,049 points. Hornak tipped in the final rebound as the clock expired.
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Milwaukee
Marquette
St. John’s
New York
Arena
Warriors
Redmen
Ron Glaser
Dave Erickson
Frank O'Hara
Glaser
Fred Edelman
Erickson
Dick Nixon
Nixon
Bob Hornak
Hornak
Drake
Rube Schulz
University of St. Louis
St. Louis
Gene Berce
AP Poll Top Ten With Votes and Playful Club Listings
AP poll lists Cincinnati leading with 428 points, Chicago Loyola 380, Duke 332, Illinois 209, Arizona State 202, Georgia Tech 148, Stanford 80, Colorado 75, Mississippi State 66, Wichita 57. Other vote receivers include Auburn Bradley Canisius Holy Cross Kentucky Memphis State Miami Notre Dame Ohio State Oklahoma State St Josephs St Louis Seattle UCLA Utah State Wake Forest West Virginia. Boxing: Gaspar Ortega of Mexico defeats Charley Scott in Baltimore by outpoint.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Loyola
Duke
Tlinois
Arizona State
Georgia Tech
Stanford
Colorado
Mississippi State
Wichita
Auburn
Bradley
Canisius
Holy Cross
Kentucky
Memphis State
Miami
Fla
Niagara
North Carolina
Notre Dame
Ohio State
Oklahoma State
St. Joseph's
Sparta Defeats BRF In Non League Game
BLACK RIVER FALLS, Wis. Sparta won its 10th game of 13 by beating Black River Falls 71-57. Eugene Peterson led Sparta with 24 points and LaVern Pottinger added 19. BRF's top scorers were Terry Bills with 16 and Fred Pflanz with 14. BRF lost the B game 50-44.
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Black River Falls
Wis
Sparta
BRE
Eugene Peterson
LaVern Pottinger
Hugh Blank
Spartans
BRF
Terry Bills
Fred Pflanz
John Klick
Windy Ross
Brfails
Strike Zone Expanded for 1963 Season
Baseball rules changed to enlarge the strike zone from armpits to knees for 1963, potentially adding 10 to 12 inches. Pitchers welcomed the move as fairer while hitters anticipated less impact on them. Noted players Warren Spahn Whitey Ford Yogi Berra Stan Musial weighed in with cautious optimism.
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New York
Associated Press
Cal Hubbard
Milwaukee
Warren Spahn
Spahn
New York Yankee
Whitey Ford
Yogi Berra
New York Yankees
St. Louis
Stan Musial
Musial
Berra
Peppler to Lead Packers Player Personnel
Green Bay Packers name Albert Pat Peppler as chief of player personnel to replace Dick Voris who resigned to join the San Francisco 49ers. Peppler, a Michigan State graduate and Wisconsin native, has been Wake Forest assistant coach and the Packers eastern scout for four years.
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Green Bay
Green Bay Packers
Albert
Pat’ Peppler
Wake Forest
Packers
Peppler
Pepplerate
North Carolina State
Dick Voris
San Francisco 49Ers
Wisconsin
Sherwood High School
Michigan
MSU
NC State
Titletown Honors Vandy and Packers at Apprec dinner
About 400 fans gathered in Green Bay for a Titletown appreciation dinner honoring Packers and Wisconsin football figures. Ron VanderKelen, native of Preble, was saluted after signing with the Minnesota Vikings. Packers stars Bart Starr and Ray Nitschke attended, with coaches’ rep Phil Bengston praising VanderKelen as a colorful college star.
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Green Bay
Green Bay Packers
University of Wisconsin
Wisconsin
Ron VanderKelen
Preble
Minnesota Vikings
Packers
Bart Starr
Jess Whittenton
Johnny Symank
Ray Nitschke
Lew Carpenter
Henry Jordan
Green Bay Area
John Fabry
Gary Kroner
Don Hendrickson
Jim Hennig
Phil Bengston
Vince Lombardi
Miami
VanderKelen
Bengston
Seventeen charter members named to Pro Football Hall of Fame
Canton Ohio AP reports seventeen men who shaped pro football as players coaches club founders or league commissioners were named charter members of the National Professional Football Hall of Fame. A 14 man board of selectors from NFL cities chose them unanimously after reviewing 80 nominees. Election occurred Dec 29 but was announced today.
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Canton
Ohio
National Professional Football Hall of Fame
National Football League
Hall of Fame charter members named among twelve alive
Twelve of the 17 charter members are alive and will attend the Hall of Fame induction next summer or fall at the new Hall of Fame building. The list includes Sammy Baugh, Red Grange, Curley Lambeau, Bronko Nagurski, Jim Thorpe, and others, with the selection board meeting on the eve of the 1963 NFL title game to review eligibility and yearly quotas. Hockey results note Michigan Tech over Minnesota Duluth, St Mary's over Hamline, Augsburg over Carleton.
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Hall of Fame
Sammy Baugh
Washington Redskins
Bert Bell
NFL
Joe Carr
Footall Ear
Dutch Clark
Portsmouth
Ohio
Spartans
Detroit Lions
Red Grange
Chicago Bears
George Halas
Mel Hein
New York Giants
Wilbur
Fats) Henry
Canton Bulldogs
Akron Indians
Pottsville Maroons
Pittsburgh Steelers
Cal Hubbard
Idaho State
St. Mary's
Calif
Green Bay Packers
Don Hutson
Green Bay
Curley Lambeau
Tim Mara
George Preston Marshall
John (Blood) McNally
Milwaukee Badgers
Duluth Eskimos
Bronko Nagurski
Ernie Meyers
Chicago Cardinals
Jim Thorpe
Canton Bull
Dogs
Oorang Indians
Cleveland Indians
Toledo Maroons
Rock Island Independents
Dick McCann
Michigan Tech
Minnesota Duluth
Hamline
Augsburg
Carleton
Central Five at Menomonie in nonconference clash
La Crosse Central brings an 84 record to Menomonie Wisconsin for a nonconference game. Menomonie sits at 2-9 for the season after a 74-64 loss to La Crosse Logan last Friday. Central beat the Rangers 59-35 earlier and has since won the city basketball championship.
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la Crosse Central
Menomonie
Wegner Tumbles One Pin From Top Spot
CHICAGO AP Dave Hoshiyama a Japanese American from Los Angeles toppled Norbert Wegner of Milwaukee from the Petersen Bowling Classic lead by one pin with an eight game total of 1038. Hoshiyama a 35 year old shop operator has bowled 13 years. Wegner 24 and a baker. The event has drawn 16000 entrants for a 30000 top prize and ends July 13.
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Chicago
T AP
Dave Hoshiyana
Los Angeles
Norbert Wegner
Milwaukee
Hoshiyama
Wegner
Viroqua Eagles Sweep Two in Sunday Doubleheader
The Viroqua Eagles defeated La Crosse Rubber Mills 95-73 and Readstown City 103-81 in a Sunday doubleheader. Viroqua improves to 13-0 behind Jerry Peterson 32 points and Rod Ostrom 22 in game one, while Marlin Eitland 28 and Harlan Jensen 17 pace game two. Clar Brodt scored 32 for Rubber Mills and Roger Larson 31 for Readstown.
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Viroqua
Wis
Viroqua Eagles
la Crosse Rubber Mills
Readstown City
Jerry Peterson
Rod Ostrom
Marlin Eitland
Harlan Jensen
Clar Brodt
Rubber Mills
Roger Larson
Readstown
Olivar Leaves Yale for Insurance Career
New Haven Conn AP veteran Yale football coach Jordan Olivar resigns after 11 seasons. He posted a 61 32 and 6 record including a perfect 1960 season. Olivar will join a Beverly Hills California insurance office continuing his association with the sport. Minnesota 15 South Dakota State 11 wrestling score.
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New Haven
Minnesota
South Dakota State
Huff Likes To Pile On Says Taylor
Larry Bonko reports on Taylor Huff, noting the coach’s aggressive style and tendency to pile on in games. The piece analyzes gameplay, strategy, and potential impact on team morale and opponents.
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Huff
Taylor
Dear Sir You Rat Letters Trouble The Huff Family
In New York AP coverage the Huff Taylor feud spills into public glare after the Giants Packers title clash. Sam Huff faces fan mail and clipping blame for rough play while Jim Taylor defends the game as hard but not dirty. Taylor cites lingering hard feeling and a need for clearer penalties for unnecessary roughness. The dispute affects Huff’s family and prompts a special film showing of the game.
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New York
Sam Huff
Sam
Jim Taylor
Green Bay
Huff
Packers
Taylor
Norfolk Ledger-Star
Norfolk
Green Bay Packers
Giants
Ledger-Star
National Football League
Chicago
New York Giants
Sam ‘Huff
The
Indiana Edges Purdue 74-73 In Big Ten Thriller
Indiana's Hoosiers edged Purdue 74-73 on a game winning basket by Tom Van Arsdale to lift their Big Ten record to 3-0. Ohio State beat Northwestern 72-70 as Gary Bradds scored 35 and Rick Falk led Northwestern with 32.
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Ohio State
Northwestern
Indiana
Purdue
DePaul
Bowling Green
Marquette
Associated Press
Hoosiers
Boilermakers
Tom van Arsdale
Big Ten
Illinois
Illini
Gary Bradds
Buckeye
Rick Falk
Jimmy Ray
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Ladies’ Powderpuff League
Edelman
O'Sullivan
Waddleton
Wirell
O'Hara
McIntyre
Burks
Marquette -Erickson
Borowski
Culver
Glaser Waddleton
Borowski Wirell
Chmielewski
Baltimore
Gaspar Ortega
Mexico
Charley Scott
Philadelphia
Arenz Cushion
Softie
Arenz
Lake Onalaska
Blue Moon Lounge
Packer
Vandy
College Midwest
Furman
West Virginia
Davidson
Erskine
So. Miss
Florida St
Alabama
Florida
Citadel
Tulsa
New Orleans
Clemson
Virginia Military
West Va. State
West Va
Texas Western
Texas
Far West
Seattle
Nevada
San Francisco
Montana St. U
Orange St
Califra
Central Five
la Crosse Cribune
Olivar
Yale
Thorpe
Nagurski
Larry Bonko
By Jack Hand
Paul Hornung
Cleveland
Jimmy Brown
Bud’s Marine
Aussia
Vna
George St. Merchants Vs
Jungles Tavern
Rose & Clinton Sts
F.d.lc
B.E Goodrich
B.f.goodrich
Dial
Vality Beg
DODGE
FORD
MERC
Rambler
Desoto Dodge
Ata
OLDS
Vigre
Chrys. Linc
Bucks
Wildcats
Iowa
Cas
Central
First Federal Savings and Loan Assn
Olson-Schmidt
Pontiac
Art’s
Long Drive
la Crosse St
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