Leona Gruenewald Leads Bowling Honors with 530 Triple
Leona Gruenewald of Pleasure League rolled a 530 honor count and 204 single, pacing individual scoring as William Zuhlke posted a 621 in the Victory League and Harold Ambler led City League with a 234 game. Team totals show Recreation Club, Victory, at 2,687 in series and 937 in a game.
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Leona Gruenewald
Pleasure League
William Zuhlke
Harold Ambler
Victory
Rapid Gas
Texaco
Oaktron
Eagles
Dean's Milk
Pleasure
Frieda Sw
Ed Goecks
Bob Wuetrich
Mike Wuthrich
Fred Grendahl
Commercial Bank
Wally’s
Kent Feeds
Hoffman's
Recreation Club
Itd House
Schuetze’s
Tony Wand
Ernie Schwarze
Jack Hauser
Robert Trickel
the Office
Eaton’s
Dean’s Milk
Roger Cheese
Kubly’s
Virgil Bowman
Wayne Ratzlaff
Nate Deininger
Forrest Briggs
Willis Gruenewald
Counselman’s Garage
Evie’s Bar
Gambles
Bob and
Wrestlers Win First Loop Action
The Monroe team defeated Wisconsin High 25 to 24 in their first Badger League meet. Monroe will host Monona Grove at 5 30 p m. Official results list pins and decisions across weight classes with Dean Jones and Ed Anderson among winners and Mike Krebs Oliver Lingard Dave Ziltener Cliff Trump Rod Som burg noted for pins or decisions.
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Monroe Cheesemaners
Wisconsin High
Prive Pi
Monroe
Monona Grove
Dean Jones
Ken Blaedel
Ed Anderson
John Stanley
Ken Mijdstokke
Dick Barry
Kent Nelson
Dale Bartett
Mike Krebs
Pete Jacobsen
Oliver Lingard
Dave Pick
Elmer Beale
Dick Zumkehr
Dick Machotka
Bob Pick
Dave Ziltener
Dave Yolton
Don Schwall Named AL Rookie of Season
Don Schwall of the Boston Red Sox, promoted from Seattle in late May, was voted the American League Rookie of the Year for 1961. He posted 15 wins in 25 starts with a 3.27 ERA, 11 losses, 91 strikeouts, and 10 complete games while contributing three innings for the AL in the second All-Star Game.
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Don Schwall
Rookie
Boston Red Sox
Seattle
Schwall
Oklahoma University
Red Sox
Bow Season To Open In State On Saturday
Wisconsin's late bow and arrow deer season opens Saturday and runs through Sunday, Dec. 31. Bag limit is one deer, either sex. Last season archers took 449 animals. Only the northern one fifth of the Horicon National Wildlife Refuge will be open due to geese. Necedah refuge fully open except around headquarters. Hunting on refuges is restricted to archers and no permits are required.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Horicon National Wildlife Refuge
Necedah Refuge
Wisconsin Bucks Deer Hunt Total Rises to 38269
A Wiscon sin Conservation Department preliminary report shows 38 269 bucks were killed in the nine day deer hunting season ending last Sunday. The northwest area led with about 12 000 total, followed by 10 500 in west central and 9 050 in northeast regions. A bow and arrow season runs statewide through December 31, with archers allowed to take deer of any age or sex.
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Madison
Wisconsin Conservation Department
Necedah
Horicon
Pierce Larsen Traded by Sox
CHICAGO The Chicago White Sox trade Billy Pierce and Don Larsen to the San Francisco Giants for three rookies and a player to be named later. New Sox arrive as Bob Farley Eddie Fisher and Dom Zanni, all rookies, join the club as youth drives the roster overhaul.
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Chicago
Chicago White Sox
Eddie Short
Billy Pierce
Don Larsen
San Francisco Giants
Sox
Bob Farley
Eddie Fisher
Dom Zanni
al Lopez
Pierce
Alvin Dark
Giants
Larsen
Stu Miller
Recreation GCTC Post Adult Cage Loop Wins
Park and Recreation beat Juda 53 to 47 with Charlie Dwyer scoring 17 and Teuscher 14 to lead. GCTC routed Swiss Colony 52 to 25 as Dave Stauffacher 17, Dan Bauer 15, Ken Luenberger 10 paced the offense. GCTC built a 27 to 11 midgame lead and never surrendered control.
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Park and Recreation
Juda
GCTC
Swiss Colony
Charlie Dwyer
Teuscher
Pace Park and Recreation
Wayne Bahn
Fred Feldt
Jordan
Dave Stauffacher
Dan Bauer
Ken Luenberger
Leistikow
Buckeye Cagers Eye Third Straight Big Ten Title
Ohio State, led by All-American Jerry Lucas, aims for a third consecutive Big Ten crown as Purdue and others challenge. Indiana, Minnesota, Michigan, and Illinois seek top finishes, with strong squads including Terry Dischinger at Purdue and Walt Bellamy at Indiana. Khrushchev sends birthday greeting to Pope John XXIII in Vatican City.
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Ohio State
Buckeyes
Jerry Lucas
Cincinnati
Lucas
John Havlicek
Mel Nowell
Larry Siegfried
Richie Hoyt
Gary Gearhart
Bob Knight
Doug McDonald
Dick Reasbeck
Jim Doughty
Purdue
Terry Dischinger
Dischinger
Towa
Don Nelson
Indiana
Walt Bellamy
Branch McCracken
Gary Minnesota
Ray Cronk
Tom McGrann
Gopher
Northwestern
Wildcats
Ralph Wells
Dave Bone
Ken Lutyens
Bill Cacciatore
John Miller
Michigan State
Spartans
Art Schwarm
Dick Hall
Ted Williams
Jack Lamars
Illinois
Wisconsin
Michigan
John Tidwell
Tom Cole
Vatican
Khrushchev
John XXIII
Giants Strong But Not Feared by Packers Coach Says
Green Bay coaches view the New York Giants as strong but not uniquely tougher than other NFL clubs. Vince Lombardi notes several teams are rough and that the league leaders meet in Milwaukee County Stadium. Army privates Dowler Nitschke and Hornung are mentioned with duty and availability unclear.
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Green Bay
Green Bay Packers
New York Giants
New York
Vince Lombardi
Giants
Lions
Rams
Colts
Dave Hanner
Army
Milwaukee County Stadium
Packers
Philadelphia
Ft. Lewis
Wash
Boyd Dowler
Ray Nitschke
Paul Hornung
NFL
Ft. Riley
Kane
Cleveland Pipers Rally Past Kansas City 109-102
The Cleveland Pipers used a third quarter surge to beat Kansas City 109-102. The win tightens their grip on first place in the Eastern Division of the American Basketball League and puts them a half game ahead of Pittsburgh.
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KC Steers
Cleveland
Associated Press
Cleveland Pipers
Kansas City
Pittsburgh
Pipers
Monroe Stoughton Game Signals Hopes for Badger League Return
Monroe aims to rebound after two opening losses as Stoughton hosts the Cheesemakers in a key Badger League tilt. Bob Fruth leads the Vikings with returning experience while Monroe's shooting has shown strength yet defense and rebounding need tightening. Schedule ahead features games against Ft Atkinson Park Jefferson and others through February.
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Monroe
Stoughton
Monona Grove
Freeport
Vikings
Jefferson
Eagles
Bob Fruth
Dean Olson
Pete Jacobson
Tom Boersma
Ft. Atkinson
Park
Badger
Lake Geneva
Edgerton
Middleton
Wisconsin I High
Ft Atkinson
Wisconsin High
Paul Mueller
Kim Kindschi
Bovine Teeth Boost Milk Output at Livestock Exhibit
Dr. Ward Newcomb, a Chappel Nebraska dentist, showcased steel bovine tooth crowns that slow wear and extend milking years. The crowns cost 20 to 35 dollars per cow and reportedly raise milk production by up to 18.6 percent. Jerry Haynes noted the idea began in 1959 after cows in the area suffered from tooth wear due to abrasive grasses. Five thousand chicks perish in Milwaukee fire. Mequon farm losses reach 25,000 to 40,000 dollars as gas brooder origin is suspected. John Calvin Coolidge referenced by middle name meaningfully in brief on presidents.
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Uhicagu
Ward
Newcomb
Jerry Haynes
Haynes
Milwaukee
Herbert J. Bellin
Mequon
Berlin
Hampshire
Massey-Harris
Avery
Wood Bros
Hudson
DeLaval Sterling
Henry G. Leuzinger JR
F. L. Buchschacher
Ray Miskimon
Waldo Freitag
Conrad Stauffacher
Buchholtz Family to Stay in Monroe Amid Rumors
Rumors that Monroe might lose a promising athlete were dispelled as the Rodney W. Buchholtz family will remain in the city. Buchholtz, longtime Holland's Grocery employee, will leave December 6 as the business closes. His son Robert, a Monroe High freshman, has earned recognition in football and basketball, starting at quarterback and playing defensive halfback this grid season, and starring on the basketball B squad with varsity prospects. The elder Buchholtz plans to work for Trumpy's Dairy as a deliveryman, after seven years with Holland's and prior experience at Belleville.
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Monroe
Rodney W. Buchholtz
Buchholtz
Holland’s Grocery
Robert
Monroe High School
Trumpy’s Dairy
Holland’s
Belleville
Bear To Take Spotlight Here
Wresusns fans will see a 400 pound bear Vic the Bruiser meet Jack Wilson in a Turner Hall main event. The Bruiser will use bear hugs and head locks, with primitive holds if needed, while Wilson relies on agility to avoid serious injury. Moose Cholak returns at 365 pounds to face Carl Engstron. Johnny Kace and Al Szasz clash, and Ada Ash faces Barbara Kopplin in a female bout. Miss Ash recently lost in Madison on a disqualification after slugging her opponent and the referee.
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Wresusns
Turner Hall
Vic the Bruiser
Jack Wilson
the Bruiser
Wilson
Moose Cholak
Carl Engstron
Johnny Kace
al Szasz
Ada Ash
Barbara Kopplin
Miss Ash
Madison
Cincinnati Five Stop Celtics In Providence Showdown
Cincinnati led by Jack Twyman and Oscar Robertson staged a late surge to edge the Boston Celtics 133 130 in Providence Rhode Island Thursday night. The Celts held Eastern Division lead by four games but were felled by the surge.
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Cincinnati
Boston
NBA
Associated Press
Boston Celtics
National Basketball Association
Jack Twyman
Oscar Robertson
Celts
Providence
R.I
Illinois To Open Big 10 Cage Play
Illinois hosts Butler in the Big Ten season opener while Ohio State earns preseason top rating and hosts Florida State. Purdue led by Terry Discainger faces Pittsburgh as ten conference games loom. Other early matchups include Indiana at Drake and Iowa at Evansville amid Thanksgiving family notes and local celebrations.
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Eee Iilinois
Butler
Ohio State
Associated Press
Jerry Lucas
Florida State
Purdue
Buckeyes
Terry Discainger
Pittsburgh
Indiana
Drake
Iowa
Evansville
Ball State
Michigan
Northern Michigan
Michigan State
DePaul
Minnesota
Northwestern
Western Michigan
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Big Ten
Orangeville Social Notes Highlight Regional Visits and Hospital News
Orangeville residents and nearby towns are featured in a Thanksgiving week roundup. Several families from Freeport Rochelle Lena and Rockford gathered for meals visits and hospitality while local hospitals report patients and surgeries including major surgery at Freeport Memorial and ongoing medical care for Mrs Ervin Beckman.
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Delmar Schulz
Florene Schoonhoven
Orangeville
Norman Truman
Delmar Gibson
Freeport
Rockford
Marvin Shippy
Freeport Memorial Hospital
Ervin Beckman
LaVerne Reeser
River Grove
Gus Bartel
LaGrange Park
Ed Scaulz
Gladys Reeser
Marshall Frautschy and Sons
Henry Guffey and Son
Ralph Frauischy
Eddie Kuster
Rochelle
Albert Hemphill
Kuster
Hemphill
Ted Kelley
Everett Mills
Dale Scheider
Lena
Walter Kaney
Freston
Delmar Harless
Robert Ballard
Darell Zimmerman
Stanley HuLbert
Steve Likens
LaMar Zimmerman
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the Twisters
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Ill
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Calvin
Fritz Wittner
Leo Peterson
Hal's
Bel Aire Ranch
Eldred Hulbert
Carl Liddicoat
Della Ault
Ida van
Matre
Evelyn Smobersteg
Johnnie
Paul Bolender
Lynn
Edward’ Johnson
Glen Bo
Gien E. Bolender
Dick Sherwood
Channel 3
Monticello
CTC
Washington Church
Roger Bright
Polka
Russ Wilson
Mr. and
Mrs
Sylvan Dammen
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Sammy Eggum
Potton
America
Jpolka
Frankie Yankovic
Andy Doll
Fuzzy
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Emil Guenther
The
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