Bowling Scores From Holiday Lanes Meet Board
A compiled bowling score list from Holiday Lanes and other local venues shows high series and high single marks across multiple leagues. Notable totals include a 1026 by Nelson at Mercantile, 1013 by Electrolux, and high team scores from Holiday Lanes and Shamrock Lanes with numerous players and standings across divisions.
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Mercantile
Klein's Ins
Cargill's
Schumacher's
Nelson's
Hutson Chevy
Bohemian Hall
Howard's Clothes
Floral Ca
Newbury
Roger
E. Olsen
R. Morton
B. Zierke
L. Trehus
F. Heilman
G. Spika
B. Wigdal
M. Turner
J. Seymour
H. Hosch
Badger State
Holiday Lanes
Holiday Inn
Rudy's A&w
Alpine Inn
Electrolux
Newburg Men Wr
Radford Wood
Pepsi-Cola
Hengel Bros
Farmer's Mutual
Newbury Menor
L. Lyman
H. Ploof
A. Shaw
K. Deyo
C. Hoadley
B. Miller
C. Northrup
G. Bjorge
Journal Games Open With College Stars on Track
The first indoor championships of the new USTFF era unfold in Milwaukee at the Arena. College athletes fill all events as veterans skip the meet due to the USTFF and AAU split, with Big Ten champions and conference titlists leading the field.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
U.S. Track and Field Federation
Journal Games
Arena
USTFF
Amateur Athletic Union
Odds Favor Yankees Dodgers In 63 World Series
Las Vegas preseason odds suggest the New York Yankees will win the AL pennant and the Los Angeles Dodgers are favored to meet San Francisco in the 1963 World Series. The Giants are the NL favorite at 5-2, with the Dodgers at 2-1.
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Associated Press
New York Yankees
Los Angeles Dodgers
San Francisco Giants
Florida
Arizona
California
Las Vegas
Yankees
Giants
Dodgers
West Palm Beach Braves Day Opens Exhibition Season
West Palm Beach marked Braves Day as the Milwaukee Braves began their exhibition slate against the Kansas City Athletics in a new municipal stadium. Warren Spahn pitched three innings, with Burdette and Funk later. Mathews McMillan Bolling and others started, Tommie Aaron at first, Roof catching, and outfield by Johnson Taylor Gabrielson. The intrasquad game featured Gabrielson’s homer and a late Crandalls rally. Hank Aaron appeared for two innings at second as Crandalls fell 6-4 despite Crandalls leading 4-2 in the eighth.
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West Palm Beach
Fila
Milwaukee Braves
Ball Club
Braves
Warren Giles
Municipal Stadium
Kansas City Athletics
Warren Spahn
Lew Burdette
Frank Funk
Eddie Mathews
Roy McMillan
Frank Bolling
Tommie Aaron
Phil Roof
Lou Johnson
Bob Taylor
Len Gabrielson
Gabrielson
Ron Piche
del Crandalls
Mathews
Root
Taylor
Crandalls
Hank Aaron
Tommie
Williams and Daniels Meet In Key Heavyweight Showdown
In Miami Beach tonight a top ranked heavyweight clash pits Cleveland Williams the No. 4 heavyweight from Houston against Billy Daniels the No. 6 from New York in a 10 round nationally televised bout at the Miami Beach Convention Hall. Williams, 29, has 45 wins by knockout in 59 fights with three losses by KO and one by decision. Daniels, 26, has 11 knockouts in 19 bouts and seven decisions with one KO loss to Cassius Clay in seven rounds.
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Miami Beach
Fla
World Boxing Association
Cleveland Williams
Houston
Tex
Billy Daniels
New York
Williams
Daniels
Cassius Clay
Boxing Results From Milan Los Angeles and Tacoma
In Milan Sandro Lopopolo 137 Italy KO'd Tommy OConnor 136 Garfield Pa in the first. In Los Angeles Baby Luis 124 Cuba KO'd Manny Linson 125 Mexico in the fourth. In Tacoma George Wright 158 Tacoma KO'd Del Austin 153 Phoenix Ariz in the first.
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Milan
Italy
Sandro Lopopolo
Tommy O’connor
Garfield
Los Angeles
Baby Luis
Cuba
Manny Linson
Mexico
Tacoma
Wash
George Wright
del Austin
Phoeniz
Ariz
Oshkosh State to Open NAIA Tourney Against Lewis and Clark
Oshkosh State, Wisconsin State College Conference champion, meets Lewis and Clark of Portland in the NAIA tournament opener. The 32-team event starts Monday with Oshkosh's first-round game set for 3 p.m. next Tuesday.
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Kansas City
Oshkosh State
Lewis and Clark
Portland
Ore
Brue and Barnum Lead Jamaica Open After Second Round
Bobby Brue of Milwaukee and John Barnum of Grand Rapids Michigan both shot 4 under par 68 to reach 136 at the Jamaica Open halfway mark. Each moved into a tie for the lead as play continued in Kingston Jamaica.
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Kingston
Jamaica
Bobby Brue
Milwaukee
John Barnum
Grand Rapids
Mich
Marquette Warriors Lose Season Finale At Air Force
Marquette 18-8 ends regular season with a 70-63 loss to Air Force Academy in Colorado. Ron Glaser scores 19 for Marquette while Parke Hinman leads Air Force with 18 and Jim Dissendorfer adds 17. Air Force shoots 28 of 38 free throws to Marquette’s 15 of 21 as the Falcons overcome a 10 point halftime deficit. Attendance 2,000.
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Falcons
Marquette
Warriors
Ron Glaser
Parke Hinman
Air Academy
Jim Dissendorfer
Air Force
Borowski
Hinman Culver
R Hornak
Head Nixon
Judd Glaser
Zoeller Chmielen'i
Pavidh Poulsen
Huseman Stone
Porter Kingsley
Vanderli'n
Culver
Hornak
Nixon
Glaser
Chmielewski
Poulsen
Stone
Hinman
Dissendorfer
Head
Judd
Zoeller
Pavich
Porter
Local Business and Social Club Rosters Display Evening Listings
Compiled directory style page lists dozens of establishments and individuals with phone numbers and high scores. Names include Syl's Place, Party House, J&R Standard, Farmer's Co-op, Dr. Pepper, Howie's Hofbrau, and others alongside business owners and notable high single scores such as Ed Beranek and J. Miller.
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Syl’s Place
Party House
Shorty's
J&r Standard
Farmer’s Co-op
M&w Warehouse
Dr. Pepper
Howie's Hofbrau High
D. Greene
K. Pillner
M. Wehrs
K. Krochelt
E. Beranek
C. Hunt
B. Gilster
R. Spacek
Ed Beranek
Pensacola Open leads emerge as three atop standings
Jimmy Clark 7 under par 65 lifts into a three way tie with Johnny Pott and Bobby Nichols at 136 after Friday's second round of the Pensacola Open. Pott and Nichols also posted 68 and 66 respectively, while many veterans failed to reach the cut at even par 144 as the field tightens behind Julius Boros and Arnold Palmer within a stroke.
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Pensacola
Gulf Hills
Miss
Bobby Nichols
Midland
Tex
Pott
Pensacola Country Club
Nichols
Don Fairfield
Doug Ford
Ken Venturi
Jim Turnesa
Rex Baxter Jr
al Geiberger
Tommy Aaron
Joe Campbell
Julius Boros
Arnold Palmer
Minnesota Gophers face bright 63-64 season after losses
Despite losing three starters, Minnesota’s 1962-63 Big Ten third-place squad is expected to rebound. Sophomores Terry Kunze and Mel Northway pace next season’s push, with top reserves Jensen and Davis returning. New black-scholars Lou Hudson Don Yates Archie Clark eyed to join Kunze in a high scoring lineup, as coach Kundla counts on strong sophomores and lettermen to fill gaps.
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Minneapolis
Big Ten
John Kundla
Gophers
Minnesota
Terry Kunze
Mel Northway
Northway
Kunze
Bob Jensen
Bill Davis
Jensen
Davis
Indiana
Ohio State
Eric Magdanz
Tom McGrann
Bob Bateman
Kundla
Don Linehan
Paul Pederson
Linehan
Pederson
Gopher
Lou Hudson
Greensboro
N.C
Don Yates
Uniontown
Archie Clark
Ecorse
Mich
Detroit
Bob Bruggers
Danube
Dennis Dvoracek
Eau Claire
Wis
Dennis Allaman
Bloomington
West Martins
Moorhead
Dean Lopata
Minnesota defeats Badger curlers 9 6 in Duluth
In the 10th round of the national curling championships Minnesota from Hibbing posted a 9 6 victory over Wisconsin. Wisconsin Minnesota and Michigan were tied at 9 1 marks as the bonspiel neared its close with key matches set for the final round today. Al Lopez Jr son of the Chicago White Sox manager was elected captain of the University of Florida baseball team.
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Gainesville, Fla
al Lopez Jr
Chicago White Sox
University of Florida
Duluth, Minn
Minnesota
Hibbing
Wisconsin
Michigan
California
Gopher swimmer shatters American 200-yard butterfly record
Wally Richardson, a Minnesota sophomore, set an American mark of 1:53.7 in the 200-yard butterfly at the Big Ten meet in Lafayette Indiana, upsetting Indiana’s Fred Schmidt. Indiana led after two days with 150 points, Michigan 142, Minnesota 79, sweeping most Friday events while Richardson’s feat highlighted a Hoosier-dominated program.
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Lafayette
Ind
Wally Richardson
Minnesota
Richardson
Indiana
Hinsdale
Ill
Fred Schmidt
Schmidt
Mike Troy
Hoosiers
Michigan
Mixed Spiel Continues At Local Curling Club
The La Crosse Curling Club hosts the second round of its 32-rink Mixed Bonspiel with finals set for Sunday at 3 30 p m. Defending champion Rich Peterson’s rink opened with a win over Bob Nelson of Galesville and numerous La Crosse players also advanced in first round action including King Holley Phil Beckley Guy Sagen Bud Holley Jr Pete Bartlett Eric Milisch John Ankney Chuck Tyson and Luke Justinger.
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la Crosse
Rich Peterson
Bob Nelson
Galesville
King Holley
Phil Beckley
Guy Sagen
H. K
Bud) Holley Jr
Pete Bartlett
Eric Milisch
John Ankney
Chuck
Medford
Lutz Ruesch
Arnie Swart
Erv Pries
Bob Gram
Ed Coyle
Lodi
Rich Hook
Doc Roberts
Wauwatosa
Bob Ofstdahl
Denzil Wirt
Hornung Cleared After Knee Exam by Packers Doctor
GREEN BAY AP Paul Hornung of the Green Bay Packers was given a clean bill of health after a knee examination by club physician Dr James Nelsen The knee that kept him largely sidelined in 1962 has responded to treatment and no surgery is needed Hornung said his knee feels fine and he played his first basketball game of the season Thursday night scoring 15 points for the Packers.
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Green Bay
Paul Hornung
Green, Bay Packers
National Football League
James Nelsen
Nelsen
Hornung
Packer
Balfanz and Kotlarek Highlight U S Ski Jump Trials
John Balfanz of Minneapolis finished fourth in a winter international series and Gene Kotlarek of the University of Minnesota Duluth Branch set an American distance record of 322 feet while winning the national title at Steamboat Springs. Both were named automatically to the American team but will compete in the trials.
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United States
John Balfanz
Minneapolis
Gene Kotlarek
University of Minnesota
Duluth
Kotlarek
Squaw Valley
Calif
Steamboat Springs
Colo
Ballant
Exhibition baseball Sunday matchups listed by city pairings
A schedule lists Sunday exhibition games for eight teams across multiple venues including Chicago A versus Cincinnati in Tampa and Los Angeles N against Milwaukee in West Palm Beach. Additional pairings feature New York N, St Louis in St Petersburg, Philadelphia versus Pittsburgh in Fort Myers, Chicago N against Boston in Scottsdale, and more with venues from Palm Springs to Phoenix.
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New York
Minnesota
Los Angeles
Detroit
Chicago
Cleveland
Baltimore
Boston
Kansas City
Washington
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Houston
Tampa
West Palm Beach
St Petersburg
Fort Myers
Scottsdale
Palm Springs
Phoenix
Miami
Lakeland
Pompano Beach
St. Petersburg
Orlando
Fort Lauderdale
Clearwater
Bradenton
Mesa
Pome Pano Beach
Tucson
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Hillsboro
Ron Benish
Holmen
Dennis Knutson
Benish
Knutson
Tribune
Ball and Chain
SnoBoy
P&g
Hoeth Excavating
Ziebell’s
TableRite Meats
Peter's Meats High
J. Mealey
D. Wegan
B. Loberg
H. Stanek
R. Tust
QO. Zieman
J. Schleich
H. Powell
T. Powell
E. Sloan
R. von Arx
J. Hodson
Toppy’s
Cheese Factory
Dresselhaus
Shockley Ins
State Bank
Dolly Madison High
H. Lorenz
A. Schaffer
H. Owen
E. Gerwitz
B Ender
D. Rudisuhle
B. Pilger
K. Czarnetzski
Helen Lorenz
American Legion
Shamrock
Browns
Cardinals
Rams
Packers
Colts
L. Diekrager
J. Carelius
W. Lottes
H. Nichols
G. Hydahl
D. Yolton
LA Crescent Ladies
Reider’s
Babe's
Iverson
R. Gavin
M. Kludt
G Curran
V. Peart
D. Buchan
G. Greenwood
L. Yeiter
Ruth Gavin
Baldy’s Bar
Popcorn Tavern
S&h Sport Shop
Neumann Electric
Fitz Popcorn
Stephan’s Grove
Twilite Zone
Allis-Chalmers
H. Schrier
D. Wensole
R. Weiland
W. Koepcke
G. Jirsa
B. Skogen
C. Papacek
R. Schaefer
A. Harnish
G. Temp
Herb Schrier
Shamrock Ladies
Pizza House
Heth
F. McLaughlin
D. Berry
E. Heberlein
K. Olson
M. Devo
H. Halverson
B .Knutson
G. Ridgley
Cerise Club
Wason's Sup. Club
New Villa
Bowler’s Pro Shop
New Villa High
K. Potter
B. Jenkins
D. Ruger
B. Larson
H. Zunker
B. Severson
B. Kato
R. Wilhelmsen
Bob Larson
Merchants
Wehr's Electric
Denson’s
Maple Grove
Rahn’s
Davy's Stand
Ike & Rosie's
Lakeview Food
Rocky's Bar
Ed Seeger
el Seeger
W. Severson
S. Baures
E. Miller
D. Swanson
Consolidated
Weisensel Ins
Sportsview Inn
Torrance Foundry
Polk Industries
Butch & Fay’s
Huddle Inn
Layt’s Tavern
Rose St. Merch
O.K. Bar
B. Burroughs
L. Graff
J. Fischer
G. Goyette
D. Barker
R. Frommelt
C. Burkhart
K. Borsheim
H. Lamke
T. Brockman
Bill Burroughs
Starlite
Cow's Grill
Mr. Boston
Harvey’s Bakery
Avon St
Mkt
Rocky's
Schiller’s
L. Neiheisel
L. Holseth
M. Smith
L. Myer
V. Borger
J. Carter
H. Johnson
F. Amundson
la Venne Holseth
Johnnie's Bar
Puent’s Flowers
Police
Bush’s Iga
Greenhorns High
J. Guggenbuehl
A. Larson
M. Bossler
G. Ne
Al’s Auto Weld
Pertzsch’s
Bob's Flowers
Phillip Morris
R. Smith
F. McLevich
P. Stuhr
Pine Creek
Roellig’s
G. Peterson
L. Hanson
Koch
J. Abeggian
H. Stavle
G. Roellig
Ladies’ Merchchants
Pla-Mor
Erickson Bakery
Catholic Foresters
Major Drugs
Johnson's Shop
Herman Const
Bendel’s Bar
Anderson Recap
Papacek Texaco
Rolland
S, Chase
S. Groseh
V. Tanke
L Peterson
G. Searle
B. Pynn
M. Verse
R. Lecher
C. Gilles
R. Gantka
B. Gilles
Lora Peterson
INO Aau
Far West
AAU
Parry O’brien
Jim Grelle
Jim Beatty
John Uelses
Grelle
Beatty
Gary Fisher
Iowa
Mike Fleming
Nebraska
Brian Turner
Southern Illinois
KO Artists
Tangle
Lewis & Clark
Oshkosh
Brue
Air Force Academy
Dave Erickson
Ladies’ Recreation
Heileman's
Moose Aux
Surf
Charlotte's Bridal High
J. Miller
A. Kriese
A. Kailenbach
M. Marcus
CLYY
Ralph's Iga
Culp’s Tavern
Dugan's Dugout
Nelson Clothing
Popcorn Tavern High
A. Wittenberg
L. Roskos
G. Schneeberger
Viking
Judy Schaller
Rose Ann Hanson
Mary E. Sawyer
Clark
Gary Player
Bo Wininger
Harold Kneece
Doug Sanders
Gardner Dickinson Jr
Dave Ragan
Jim Ferrier
Mike Fetchick
Gene Borek
Future Bright
Minnesota Cagers
Lopez
Badger Curlers
Balfanz
Styleline Awnings
Mondovi
Standard Oil
The
American Oil Company
RADIO
Charlie Kearns
WKTY
Bob Topinka