Bowling Scores and Standings From Local League
Bowling scores listed for Ball and Chain ent emer, Pin Busters, Al's Auto Welding, and others with team totals and top individual scores. High marks include High 6. Men led by K Potter 575 and M Turner 536, Ladies led by P Stuhr 439, High Single Don Weigel Sr. 268. South section shows Ser Don Lil's 816 940 860 and South Lancs 999 994 962 with top players G Heber 667 and Don Weigel Sr 268 in single.
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Ball and Chain Ent
Emer
Al's Auto Welding
Phillip Morris
Western Stages
Bob's Flowers
Pertzsch’s
K. Potter
M. Turner
H. Slaback
P. Stuhr
J. Slaback
M. McLevich
al Busse
Jean Slaback
Marge McLevich
Ser
Don & Lil's
South Lancs
New Villa
Bowler’s Pro Shop
Wason's Sup. Club
Cerise Club
G. Heber
B. Jenkins
R. Alderman
H. Zunker
K. Weber
B. Severson
Don Weigel Sr
Consolidated
Ladies
Merchants
Torrance Foundry
Papacek Texaco
Rose St Merchants
Anderson
Polk Industries
Roiland’s Chase
Layt's Tavern
Johnson Child
O.K. Bar
Catholic Foresters
Popcorn Tavern
Schmidty
Erickson Bakery
Herman Const
Butch & Pay's
C. Larson
L. Peterson
G. Searle
H. Bernd
D. Lachman Nockels
L. Myron
A. Knut Jr
D. Barker
H. Lemke
Son
S. Willis
J. Duncan
B. Lecher Sr
B. Urbanek
G M. Holinka
Goyette
T. Brockman
Bng
Horseshoe Bar
the Schiller
Mr. Boston
Brownsville
Avon St Market
Don's Standard
H. War- Rocky
Mercantile
Oes
Allis-Chalmers
Nelson's
Neumann Electric
Florals
Klein
Pepsi-Cola
Hutson's
Baldy's Bar
Fitz's Popcorn
Roger's
S&h Sport Shop
Cargill
Stephan
Schumacher's
Howard's
R. Severson
A. Hamish
Bohemian
D. Fowler
L. Helmer
Newburg
Temp
R. Mason
T. Emery
B. Zierke
A. Anderson
J. Jacobson
F. Spah
D. Whaley
Visiting Writers Will Do Milwaukee Scoring
National League President Warren Giles said visiting baseball writers will serve as official scorers for Milwaukee Braves home games. The move follows the Journal Co. ban on its writers acting as scorers, with Bob Wolf and Red Thisted covering enough road games to meet requirements. Giles noted it keeps scoring within the Baseball Writers Association amid concerns over potential conflicts of interest with extra payments to scorers.
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Milwaukee
Warren Giles
Milwaukee Braves
Giles
Dan Hanley
Baseball Writers Association of America
Journal Co
Milwaukee Journal
Bob Wolf
Red Thisted
The
Sentinel
Baseball Writers Association
Journal
Lindsay Joben
League
Wisconsin Wrestler Parr Loses in Semifinals at NCAA
Kent Ohio AP Ron Parr a University of Wisconsin guard was outpointed 5-3 by Jack Barden of Michigan in the 191 pound semifinal of the 33rd annual NCAA wrestling championships. Earlier Parr defeated Everett Knott of Oklahoma State 16-7 in the quarterfinals.
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Kent
Ohio
Ron Parr
University of Wisconsin
Parr
Jack Barden
Michigan
Everett Knott
Oklahoma State
Cincinnati and Loyola Set for NCAA Title Battle Tonight
Cincinnati coach Ed Jucker downplays Loyola as the Ramblers crush Duke 94-75 to reach the final. Loyola's balanced attack and star Jerry Harkness with 20 points pace a 92.9 PPG offense against Cincinnati’s 52.6 DEF. Hunter 29, Harkness 20 lead Loyola, while Heyman 29 and Mullins 21 loom for Duke in the semifinal rout.
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Loyola
Vic Rouse
Leslie Hunter
Louisville
Duke
Jay Buckley
Cincinnati
UPI
Ramblers
George Ireland
Freedom Hall
Blue Devils
Art Heymen
Jeff Mullins
Terry Baker
Les Hunter
Nashville
Tenn
Jerry Harkness
Vic ‘Bubas
Hunter
Harkness
Ron Miller
John Egan
Rouse
Art Heyman
Providence Canisius Set For NIT Final
Providence Friars seek a second NIT title in three years as they face Canisius at Madison Square Garden after winning 14 straight. Canisius, small but stout on defense, upset Providence early in the season. The game airs at 4 p.m. EST on NBC with Marquette and Villanova playing for third.
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NEW York
Providence Friars
Canisius
Madison Square Garden
Griffins
Providence
NBC
Marquette
Villanova
Vinnie Ernst
Ray Flynn
Flynn
Miami
Bill O'Connor
Griffin
Memphis State
Tigers
Lyon County
Anoka
Cloquet
Ben Trochlil
Trochilil
Allen Mickelson
Schmiesing
Mickelson
Mike Forrest
Dave Meisner
Dennis Breitbarth
Forrest
Meisner
Saari Aims for Triple Crown in AAU Swimming Show
New Haven scene features Roy Saari chasing a rare triple as American records fall across 11 events in Yale's 25-yard pool. Saari targets the 200-yard freestyle, 400-yard individual medley, 400-yard medley relay, and 3-meter dive as Indiana leads the team standings with USC and Yale also in contention.
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New Haven
Indiana
Los Angeles A. C
Southern California
Yale
MVD Examiners Meet Stevens Point For Training
Motor Vehicle department driver license examiners gathered here for in service training. Speakers included Circuit Judge Merrill Farr of Eau Claire and James Karns, MVD commissioner.
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Stevens Point
Motor Vehicle Department
Merrill Farr
Eau Claire
James Karns
MVD
Temple Keeps Baseball Dream Alive With Colt Spirit
Johnny Temple, 33, reconsidered quitting baseball after trades, but a sales pitch from Colt Manager Harry Craft revived him. Now he says retirement is off the table as he pairs with 23-year-old George Williams to open the season, hoping to play many games and lead by example. Temple credits the players’ enthusiasm for keeping him young and ready.
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Apache Junction
Ariz
Johnny Temple
Cleveland
Baltimore
Orioles
Houston
Colt
Harry Craft
George Williams
Craft
Temple
Colts
John
Braves Rally For 10-6 Win In Grapefruit League Action
Milwaukee Brav es explode for 16 hits to beat Kansas City Athletics 10 6 in Bradenton Florida Sam Cloninger earns win with three runs allowed over five innings Mack Jones drives in three for Milwaukee while John Wojcik and Bill Bryan homer for the A s in the eighth inning The Braves improve to 5 8 in spring training as Pena and Drabowsky struggle for Kansas City
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Bradenton
Fla
Milwaukee Braves
Kansas City Athletics
Braves
Milwaukee
Tony Cloninger
Athletics
Iour
Hank Fisher
Orlando ‘Pena
Moe Drabowsky
Pena
Mack Jones
John Wojcik
Bill Bryan
A’s
Kansas City
Cloninger
Fisher
White
Crandall
Uecker
Drabowsky
Bryan
Wo _cik
Hawks Rally Past Pistons To Take 2 0 Edge In Series
Detroit coach Dick McGuire and St. Louis leader Harry Gallatin trade claims after St. Louis beat Detroit 122-108 in St. Louis. Bob Pettit scored 42 for the Hawks, cliff Hagan added a 43-point fourth quarter as St. Louis leads the best-of-five set. The teams head to Detroit Sunday for game three, while Syracuse and Cincinnati set a separate Eastern semifinal.
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ST. Louis
Detroit Pistons
Dick McGuire
Harry Gallatin
Hawk
Pistons
McGuire
Gallatin
Hawks
Detroit
Bob Pettit
Cliff Hagan
Cincinnati
Syracuse
Racehorse Basketball Gets The Who Sign
The NCAA bureau reports major college basketball scoring dipped from 141 to 138.4 points per game as coaches curb offense. Field goal attempts fell to 127.3 per game, the lowest in 16 years, with the Midwest leading at 145.2 and the Far West posting gains aided by the Pacific Coast rise from 129.4 to 132.6.
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Associated Press
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Service Bureau
Midwest
South
Far West
Rockies
Pacific Coast
Bryant and Butts Discussed Possible Violations Before 1962 Game
Atlanta AP report outlines Bryant and Butts testifying about a telephone talk prior to the 1962 Alabama Georgia game, amid The Saturday Evening Post collusion charges. Rose clarifies wording about plays versus techniques, and denies any rigging or betting. Investigations continue.
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Atlanta
Paul
Bear) Bryant
Alabama
Georgia
Wallace Butts
Bryant
Butts
Saturday Evening Post
Frank Rose
University of Alabama
Rose
O. C. Aderhold
University of Georgia
Georgia Tech
Aderhold
Lee Roy Jordan
George Burnett
Burglaries Hit Four In La Crosse And West Salem
Burglaries in three La Crosse locations and one in West Salem netted about 860 dollars. The Degen Berglund Pharmacy saw 820 dollars stolen plus cigarettes. Wally's IGA yielded around 40 dollars and more cigarettes. First Presbyterian Church lost two pens. Lakeview Grocery and Quillin's IGA had break in attempts and damage. Police reported pry marks, a pry bar at Lakeview, and attempted safe entry at the drugstore.
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la Crosse
West Salem
Degen- Berglund Pharmacy
Campbell Road
Winston, Salem
Pall Mall
Marlborough
Wally
IGA
la Crosse St
First Presbyterian Church
St. West Ave
Esterbrook
Lakeview
Gerald Patschall
Harris Jambois
Exhibition baseball Friday results and boxing knockout
Sports results show Friday exhibition baseball with Houston defeating Chicago N 8 to 7, Boston over Cleveland 7 to 3, Los Angeles A beating San Francisco 6 to 4, Baltimore over New York A 7 to 6, Chicago A 5 over Minnesota 4, Philadelphia tying Cincinnati 4 to 3, St Louis edging Detroit 4 to 3 in 12 innings, New York N defeating Washington 6 to 4, Milwaukee beating Kansas City 10 to 6. boxing news reports Rome Bethea of New York knocking out Franco de Picciii of Italy with weights unavailable.
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Houston
Chicago
Boston
Cleveland
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Baltimore
New York
Minnesota
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Detroit
Washington
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Rome
Wayne Bethea
Franco de Picciii
Italy
Gopher Meet Down To Two Gophers Final Tonight In Minnesota
Cloquet and Marshall reach the 1963 Minnesota state high school basketball final in Williams Arena after hard semifinals. Cloquet edged Sauk Centre 87-81, Marshall routed Anoka 61-35, with Bloomington over Wells and Bemidji over Austin in losers bracket. Crowds reached 31,622 Friday.
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Erguson Minneapolis
Cloquet
Marshall
Williams Arena
Sauk
Anoka
Bemidji
Bloomington
Tom Otterdahl
Joe Yager
Wells
Alan Redman
Tom Schultz
Wildcats
Gerry Suman
Bill Rabe
Dave Hartman
Packers
Bruce Miller
Walt Osterholt
Miller
Lanky Harry Carr Breaks 220 Record at ASU
Lanky Henry Carr of Arizona State University broke the 220 yard dash world record with a 20.4 second run at Goodwin Stadium in Tempe. The 6-foot-3 sophomore from Detroit beat two teammates and three Utah runners by 10 yards with no wind aid, as coach Lenon Castillo planned a track distance check Wednesday.
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Tempe
Ariz
Henry Carr
Arizona State University
Carr
Goodwin Stadium
Stone Johnson
Grambling
Ray Norton
Santa Clara Valley
Calif
Youth Village
Paul Drayton
Villanova
Detroit
University of Utah
Lenon (Baldy) Castillo
A-State
Castillo
Mele Laments Twins Slumps After 5-4 Loss to White Sox
Sarasota AP report says Minnesota, 3-10 in exhibition play and six straight losses, struggled with errors and a decisive wild pitch by Jim Roland. Manager Sam Mele refused to panic, noting players like Zoilo Versalles hit two homers as the Twins prepare to face Philadelphia in Clearwater.
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Sarasota
Fla
Minnesota Twins
Sam Mele
Twins
Chicago White Sox
Metropolitan Stadium
Bloomington
Minnesota
Jim Roland
Chicago
White Sox
Pete Ward
Sherm Lollar
Zoilo Versalles
Cincinnati
Mele
Philadelphia
Clearwater
Neck Injury Could Force Toburen Out
Green Bay Packers linebacker Nelson Toburen said he will not know until summer whether a neck injury from last season will force retirement. He snapped a neck vertebra on November 18 after tackling Johnny Unitas. Toburen plans neck strengthening and training with the Packers, with final medical decision after that. He owns half of a Green Bay industrial supply firm and intends to stay in the city regardless of football future. Toburen is a Wichita University graduate who joined the Packers two years ago.
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Green Bay
Nelson Toburen
Toburen
Baltimore
Johnny Unitas
Packers
Wichita University
The
Golf legends Casper Nicklaus tie for fourth last year
Billy Casper and Jack Nicklaus finished tied for fourth place in three PGA Tour events during the previous season. Both players posted strong showings, adding to their storied careers with consistent results across multiple tournaments.
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Billy Casper
Jack Nicklaus
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Badger State
Electrolux
Hengel Bros
Holiday Inn
Newburg Men's Wr
Johnson
Ainting
Rudy's A&w
Alpine Inn
Radford Woodwork
Farmers Mutual
L Lyman
B. Miller
A. Shaw
P. Hengel
Hellsten
E. Johnson
E. Walsh
W. Deigman
M. Mahlum
R. Walden
Art Shaw
Ziebel's
P&g
SnoBoy
Gateway
Hoeth Excavation
Peters Meats
D. Wegan
B. Tiller
R. Emerson
Hoe
J. Tiller
L. Zietlow
Pepsi-Cola Nelson Clothing
Dugan's Dugout
Ralph's Iga
Early Bird
Puent’s Flowers
Bush's
Johnnie's Bar
Greenhorns
Police
G. A. Larson
B. DeLaney
M. Bossler
M. Clark
G Neitzel
J. Guggenbueh
Art Larson
Pine Creek
Toepel's
Roellig's
Bob's Bar
J L. Ostreng
L. Hanson
C. Koch
A Raatz
J Abegglen
L. Keppel
Liz Ostreng
D. Swanson
Ed Seeger
S. Bauers
J Hal
J. Dovenberg
L. Hemker
W. Pischke
D. Greene
M&w
Shorty
J&r
Farmer's Co-op
Party House
Dr. Pepper
Howie’s Hofbrau
Syl's Place
D. Osweiler
H. Small
B. Adams
L. Pralle
B Ghelfi
R. Kendhammer
Dave Osweiler
Cincy
Don Weiss
Ed Jucker
Bearcats
Oregon State
Saari
By Joe Reichler
Rap Athletics
Georgia A
Wally Butts
Carver
Joseph Allen
Geneva
Champaign
By Don McKee
Southeastern Conference
Vernon Lubinsky
Quillin
IGA Market
N. West Ave
State St
Gopher
Lew F
Terry Porter
John Nefstead
Loren Johnson
Jerry Hayes
Austin
Lanky
Harry Carr
Ad Sun
Evinrude Sales & Service
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