Bacon Leads Keglers With 639 High Count
Bacon tops Men's Major League with 639 honor count and 243 high game as Redman adds 590 series and 232 game. Other leaders include Zuhike 213 game and 580 series. Siedschlag 223 high game and 532 series. Lime Acres 2004 team series. Team results show D-X and Rees Construction strong in their leagues.
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Burt Bacon
Kegler
George Redman
Jerry Zuhike
Vern Hayes
Deb Share
Bob Buehler
Forrest Kubly
Buehler
Kubly
Bill Hawthorne
al Henning
Fred Grendall
Lloyd Girard
Rees Construction
Goeck
D-X
Dorman Cheese Co
Charles Robertson
Lloyd Siedschlag
Edward Zupane
Gary Buholzer
Siedschlag
Lavon Prien
Karen Rothenbuehler
Marilyn Pettebaum
Fran Nafzger
Bette Aiken
Lime Acres
Wainwright Pharmacy
Jerry Zuhlke
Guerdon Heins
Glenn Brecklin
Marco’s
Slims Tap
Schlitz
Moormans
Badgers
Clinic Pharmacy
Charlie Mathias
Bill Stuckey
Eagles Club
Monroe Cheese Corp
Goecks D-X
South Wayne Oil
Mass. Mutual
Swiss Cheese Shop
Nitehawk
Ed Zupanc
Stan Douglas
J and W Implement
Phils
NCPS
LP Gas
Pats Tap
Behring Motors
Heins
Bowens Standard
Laven Prien
Karen Zimmerman
Betty Ritschard
Viola Kundert
Tiger Pure Oilers
Gempler
Stevens Point Back Reaches Agreement With Vikings
Stevens Point University halfback Ron Ternouth, a 6 foot 180 pound senior from Hales Corners, has signed a free agent bonus with the Minnesota Vikings. A former Wisconsin State Universities Conference leader, he rushed for 559 yards on 85 carries, averaging 6.6. He scored 36 points, intercepted four passes, and was named District 14 NAIA defensive MVP.
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Stevens Point
Ron Ternouth
Stevens Point University
Minnesota Vikings
Ternouth
Hales Corners
Wisconsin State Universities
National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics
Rent That Room by Classified Ads in The Monroe Evening Times
A note urges renting a room via classified ads in The Monroe Evening Times. The item highlights using the paper's listings to find available rooms and connect with landlords.
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Monroe Evening Times
State Line Action Glazners Roughs Up Wrestling Night
Brodhead Cardinals beat Albany 34 13 and New Glarus Glazners toppled Orfordville 29 20 in State Line League action. Brodhead won eight of 11 with four pins led by Lennie Speth 36 seconds and D Sullivan 3 39. Albany's two pins came from Blumer and James. New Glarus had seven wins including four pins led by S Disch 1 14 and Knobel 2 40. Orfordville’s fastest pin was 35 seconds by Westcott.
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Brodhead Cardinals
New Glarus Glazners
Brodhead
Albany
New Glarus
Orfordville
Cardinals
Lennie Speth
Speth
Spoerry
Condon
R. Sullivan
D. Sullivan
Blumer
James
S. Disch
Stonebeck
Twill
Thompson
Goodman
Keegan
Briggs
Ruegsegger
Seneegat
Giles
Rufenacht
Hustad
Brahanson
Westcott
Owen
Carrett
Jeglum
Coon
R. Disch
Whitewater Star Ezerins Signs with Los Angeles Rams
Latvian born half back Vilnis Ezerins from Whitewater State University signed a bonus contract with the Los Angeles Rams after rushing for 1939 yards in three seasons. The 6 foot 3 inch 320 pound back was a seventh round pick and his terms were not disclosed. He led Whitewater in career total offense with 2244 yards and set rushing records while earning all Wisconsin State Universities Conference honors.
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Whitewater
Vilnis Ezerins
Whitewater State University
Los Angeles Rams
Ezerins
Ezérins
United States
National Association of Intercollegiate Athetics
Football Eyed At Monticello
About 20 people attended a Monticello High School meeting of parents and school board members to discuss adding football as a major sport. A committee will develop a program to present at the July 1966 school meeting for voter consideration. Monticello and Albany are the only State Line league schools without football.
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Monticello
Music Room
Monticello High School
Charles Hefty
Howard Kennedy
John Zuber
Albany
Virdon Named Manager of Mets Class AA Club
Fort Lauderdale Florida report says Bill Virdon 34 former NL outfielder named by the New York Mets to manage the Class AA Eastern League team at Williamsport. Virdon retired as an active player after 11 years in the majors having begun with the St. Louis Cardinals in 1955 and spent nine years with the Pittsburgh Pirates.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Bill Virdon
New York Mets
Williamsport
Virdon
St. Louis Cardinals
Pittsburgh Pirates
Brookfield Central Routs Sussex 65 48 In Wisconsin High School Action
Brookfield Central led by 6 foot 4 star Charlie Jack defeated Sussex 65 48 as the 2 0 Brookfield Central team improved to 19 1 on the season. Jack scored 16 in the first quarter and finished with 30 as Brookfield Central dominated the boards. Other notable scores included River Falls 93 81 over Menomonie and Madison Edgewood 78 76 by Manston.
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Associated Press
Brookfield Central
Charlie Jack
Sussex
Wisconsin
Black River Falls
Marshfield
River Falls
Menomonie
Manston
Madison Edgewood
Jack
Central
John Wolf
Tim Sweeney
Russ Russ
Frederic
Unity
Vikings
Greg Miller
St. Croix Falls
Grantsburg
Franklin
Parkland
Muskego
Hartley Dus
Hales Corners
Oak Creek
Port Washington
Brookfield East
Rhinelander
Phillips
Clintonville
Antigo
Merrill
Grabowski weighs pro offers as future unfolds
Chicago fullback Jim Grabowski weighs NFL and AFL offers after meetings with Miami Dolphins officials. His attorney Art Morse says both sides must finalize terms before Grabowski decides, with Packers and Dolphins already holding first round interest and Lombardi having gambled to draft him.
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Chicago
Jim Grabowski
Illinois Star
Grabowski
Miami Dolphins
Miami
Green Bay
National Football League
Packers
Art Morse
Roman Brother Wins 1965 Handicap Division Championship
Roman Brother, a small yet durable horse, captured 29 of 52 votes from the Thoroughbred Racing Associations Board of Selection to win the 1965 handicap division championship in San Francisco. Kelso, Harbor View Farm’s 4-year-old gelding, finished second with 16 votes, while Native Diver and Gun Bow shared the remaining ballots.
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San Francisco
Thoroughbred Racing Associations’ Board of Selection
Little Harbor View Farm
Kelso
Diver
Sensation
West Coast
Gun Bow
Packers Lose Defensive Lead to Lions in Yardage
In New York the Detroit Lions pass Green Bay to the NFL lead in total defense with 2,833 yards allowed in 11 games, while Green Bay has 2,977. Packers still top in fewest points and touchdowns allowed, and Detroit tops against the run with 1,197 yards. The Vikings chase for second place show 3,930 yards offense and 311 points.
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New York
Green Bay Packers
Detroit Lions
Detroit
Packers
Green Bay
Lions
Minnesota Vikings
Vikings
Del Crandall Signs With Cleveland Team
Former Braves star Del Crandall, released by the Pittsburgh Pirates, signs with the Cleveland Indians. The catcher played seven All Star games for the Braves from 1949 to 1963 and hit .214 in 60 games for Pittsburgh last season.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Braves
del Crandall
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cleveland Indians
Crandall
Cleveland
Pirates
Hull to Return for Chicago against Bruins
Bobby Hull of the Chicago Black Hawks is expected to return tonight after missing four games with a knee injury. He has been working out regularly the past week and will resume action against the Boston Bruins.
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Hull
Chicago
Bobby Hull
Golden Jet
Chicago Black Hawks
Boston Bruins
Badgers Open Season Against Nebraska Tonight
Wisconsin kicks off the 1965-66 season versus the Nebraska Cornhuskers in Madison. Coach John Erickson notes rebounding will decide the game as Nebraska relies on height and a running style. Wisconsin starts Barnes Franklin Gustafson Stelter Carlin in a tall lineup.
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Madison
University of Wisconsin
Nebraska
Badgers
John Erickson
Cornhuskers
Wisconsin Badgers and Nebraska Huskers Tip Off Season
The Big Ten teams aim to improve with veterans led by Barnes who scored 42 in last season’s finale against Indiana. Wisconsin also promotes sophomores Franklin and Carlin as Nebraska starts 6 foot 5 Tom Baack, their lone sophomore starter, who had 18 points in a 105 62 win over the freshman squad.
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Barnes
Indiana
Badgers
Franklin
Carlin
Nebraska
Tom Baack
Huskers
Matsunaga to Speak at Platteville Commencement
Spark M. Matsunaga the Democratic Congressman at large from Hawaii agreed to be the speaker at Platteville State University commencement exercises on January 22.
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Platteville
Platteville State University
Spark M. Matsunaga
Hawaii
Classified Ads Highlight Real Bargains and Deals Daily
Readers can find dependable cars and real bargains in the daily classified ads. The listings promise safer transport options and dependable vehicles at affordable prices.
San Joaquin Club to Host $40,000 PGA Tour Open
The San Joaquin Country Club in Fresno will host a $40,000 open golf tournament next October with PGA approval, becoming part of the PGA Tour. A one day pro am event will precede it and proceeds go to Valley Children’s Hospital.
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Fresno
Calif
San Joaquin Country Club
Professional Golfers Association
The
Valley Children’s Hospital
Caguas Tops San Juan 2-1 Behind Five-Hitter Duo
Grant Jackson and Joe Verbanic combined on a five-hitter to lift Caguas to a 2-1 victory over San Juan in Puerto Rican winter league action Tuesday night.
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San Juan, P.R
Grant Jackson
Joe Verbanic
Caguas
San Juan
Braves Begin Spring Training February 22 in Florida
Braves will open spring training February 22 in West Palm Beach Florida, announced President John McHale today. The session starts the buildup for the year with workouts and team activities at the Florida complex.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Atlanta Braves
West Palm Beach
John McHale
Branch Rickey in coma at Boone County Hospital
Former baseball executive Branch Rickey, 83, remains in a coma at Boone County Hospital in Columbia Missouri. Rickey, known for shaping farm system play and breaking baseball color barriers, faced critical condition after complications following illness.
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Columbia
Rickey
Boone County Hospital
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Mgr
Edgewood
Roman Brother
Erickson
Ken Barnes
Joe Franklin
Keith Stelter
Ken Gustafson
Mike Carlin
Oklahoma State
San Joaquin Club
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