Two Marks In Men's Major League Bowling Action
Deb Share led the Clinic with a 626 honor count as Slim's Tap posted a 2 862 against the Clinic in a three game series. Wilbur Cline 230 and Emil Baumgartner 226 bolstered Slim's Tap while Deb Share and H mie Blum topped the Clinic with 626 and 597 series respectively. Other results include high games, weekly league standings and team records across Maj or, Senior and Nitehawk leagues with Swiss Cheese Shop and Monroe Cheese Corp posting notable series.
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Kegler
Slim
Deb Share
Hermie Blum
Wally Speich
Vic Ingwell
Vic Marean
Wilbur Cline
Jerry Zuhike
Emil Baumgartner
LaVerne Hayes
Bob Wuetrich
Walt Donovan
Stew Haberman
Donovan
Haberman
Dick McKnight
Earl Baumle
Dorman Cheese
Monroe Cheese Corp
Swiss Cheese Shop
Pauline Hemphill
Phyllis Kundert
Karen Lehr
Frenchies
Gemplers
Gempler’s
Charles Robertson
Lloyd Siedsching
Liedschlag
Bob Rufenacht
LP Gas
Wally Miller
Goecks D-X
South Wayne Oil Co
Rees Construction
Eagles Club
Dorman
Mass. Mutual
City and
Viola Kundert
Fran Trickel
Treuthardt Trucking
Gempler’s Tires
Tiger Pure Oilers
Lime Acres
Belmont Gratiot Triumph in Blackhawk League Play
Belmont and Gratiot, defending co champs, remain unbeaten by defeating Shullsburg and Bloomingotn. Gratiot’s Dave McGlynn scored 21 in a 66-38 win over Shullsburg. Belmont beat Bloomington 60-41. Cassville beat Highland 46-24. Benton won 54-42 over Hazel Green. Shullsburg led by Rich Edge with 10 fell to first loss.
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Gratiot
Belmont High School
Shullsburgh
Bloomington
Dave McGlynn
Shullsburg
Cassville
Highland
Belmont
Benton
Hazel Green
Rich Edge
Jerry Holt
Dennis Appena
Mike Alexander
Jim Coopes
Houston Colt .45s Rename To Houston Astros
Club president Roy Hofheinz announced on Tuesday night that the Houston Colt .45s have become the Houston Astros. He said the change reflects Houston as the space capital of the world and the team’s ascent. The U S space center near Houston is about 25 miles away.
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Houston
Houston Colt .45S
Houston Astros
Roy Hofheinz
Manned Spacecraft Center
Wisconsin High School Basketball Scores Feed
Amery 67 over Frederick 36. Madison Edgewood 71 over Sauk Prairie 59. Cedar Grove 61 over Kewaskum 57. Lomba 59 over Fond du Lac Lutheran 53. Darlington 98 over Wisconsin Heights 72. Fennimore 40 over Town Grant 39. Benton 54 over Hazel Green 42. Belmont 60 over Bloomington 41. Seneca 60 over Soldiers Grove 51. DeSoto 50 over Gays Mills 48. Kickapoo 70 over Wauzeka 59. Wonewoc 54 over La Farge 42. Augusta 64 over Fall Creek 54. Cassville 46 over Highland 24. Gratiot 66 over Shullsburg 38. Ithaca 59 over Blue River 50. Poynette 64 over De Forest 58. Verona 59 over Mt. Horeb 55. Edgerton 55 over Mineral Point 43. Juneau 73 over Wayland 52. Pittsville 76 over Necedah 61. Marshall 59 over Fall River 47. Potosi 63 over Barneveld 46.
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Amery
Frederick
Madison Edgewood
Sauk Prairie
Cedar Grove
Kewaskum
Lomba
Fond du Lac Lutheran
Darlington
Wisconsin Heights
Fennimore
Town Grant
Benton
Hazel Green
Belmont
Bloomington
Seneca
Soldiers Grove
DeSota
Gays Mills
Kickapoo
Wauzeka
Wonewoc
la Farge
Augusta
Fall Creek
Cassville
Highland
Gratiot
Shullsburg
Ithaca
Blue River
Poynette
de Forest
Verona
Mt. Horeb
Edgerton
Mineral Point
Juneau
Wayland
Pittsville
Necedah
Marshall
Fall River
Potosi
Barneveld
Packers Test Bears Passing Attack Saturday
The Green Bay defense faces a major test against quarterback Rudy Bukich and the Chicago Bears. Bukich, thriving since replacing Bill Wade, has 12 TDs and 1,073 yards on 93 completions. Receivers Ditka and Morris hold a league record for most receptions by two players, while Green Bay leads in fewest passes and yards allowed, with Starr and Jurgenson heading the passer charts.
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Green Bay
Green Bay Packer
Rudy Bukich
Chicago Bears
Bukich
Bill Wade
Bear
Chicago Spirit
Mike Ditka
Mike Pyle
Lions
Detroit
Ditka
Johnny Morris
NFL
Morris
Tom Fears
Packers
Bart Starr
Sonny Jurgenson
Washington Redskins
New York
Starr
Jurgenson
Jim Taylor
Taylor
Paul Hornung
Walker Pastrano Named To Receive Boxing Awards
New York boxing icons Mickey Walker and Willie Pastrano were chosen for two prestigious honors. Walker receives the James J. Walker award for long and meritorious service to boxing. Pastrano earns the Edward J. Neil award as Boxing Writers' Association Fighter of the Year. Awards to be presented at the BWA dinner at the Waldorf Astoria on January 17.
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New York
Mickey Walker
Willie Pastrano
Walker
James J. Walker
Hall of Fame
Pastrano
Edward J. Neil
Boxing Writers’ Association
BWA
Waldorf Astoria
Badger Cagers Edge Houston In Opener Victory
Wisconsin’s Badgers defeat Houston 76 to 65 in a 1964-65 basketball opener. Ken Barnes leads with 22 points as Mark Zubor adds 17 and 13 rebounds. Wisconsin shoots 46.6 percent and controls boards 42 to 31.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Houston
Cougars
Badgers
John Erickson
Ken Barnes
Mark Zubor
Ken Gustafton
Gary Grider
Classified Ad: Sell Extra Farm Equipment and Livestock
Readers advertise surplus farm equipment and livestock for cash in The Monroe Evening Times. Post details include item type, condition, asking price, location, and contact method for quick buyer response.
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Monroe Evening Times
American Grid League Sets Attendance Mark
The American Football League reports a record attendance of 1,263,186 across 47 games, higher than last season’s 1,241,741 in 54 games. New York hosted seven home games drawing 298,972, while Buffalo attracted 257,324 versus 209,719 last year.
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New York
Polo Grounds
Buffalo
General anesthesia and loss of consciousness defined
General anesthesia implies insensibility to pain with total loss of consciousness and absence of awareness during a medical procedure. It ensures the patient is unable to feel or recall sensations while the anesthetic agents act.
Juda Grade Cagers Defeat Orfordville 40 38
Juda Grade School cagers earned their second straight win beating Orfordville 40 to 38 at Juda. David Beightol led with 16 points, Larry Nickel added 12, with Virgil Bauman seven and other contributions. Next game: Juda vs Belleville at Juda Gym. B squad 6 30 PM A game 7 15 PM.
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JUDA
Cagers
Orfordville
David Beightol
Juda Cagers
Larry Nickel
Virgil Bauman
Randy Feldt
Dick Greuenewald
Orfordvile
Wakefield
Haur
Bulzler
Burtness
Abrahamson
Giester
Belleville
Juda Gymnasium
Junior Cagers Begin Action at New Glarus
The New Glarus Junior high basketball team opened its season this afternoon against Albany. Coached by Randall Koller, the squad features 24 players including Michael Schneider, Steve Schindler, Donald Oppliger, Michael Hoesly, Scott Willi, Jack Disch, George Hartman, Terry Roth, Ed Hoesly, Karl Hofman, James Webber, Mark Wainwright, Reggie Duerst, Kenneth Duerst, Michael Duerst, Royal Alderman, Jon Ziltner, Paul Schneider, David Watkins, Dan Wamstad, Charley Meyer, Mark Richert, Bill Hoesly and Gregg Erickson.
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NEW Glarus
Albany
Randall Koller
Michael Schneider
Steve Schindler
Donald Oppliger
Michael Hoesly
Scott Willi
Jack Disch
George Hartman
Terry Roth
Ed Hoesly
Karl Hofman
James Webber
Mark Wainwright
Reggie Duerst
Kenneth Duerst
Michael Duerst
Royal Alderman
Jon Ziltner
Paul Schneider
David Watkins
Dan Wamstad
Charley Meyer
Mark Richert
Bill Hoesly
Gregg Erickson
Three UW Gridders Named on East Team
Three University of Wisconsin players were selected for the Shrine East team for the January 2 game in San Francisco. Halfback Carl Silvestri, guard Jon Hohman, and Jimmy Jones were picked for the East squad coached by Pete Elliott of Illinois.
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San Francisco
University of Wisconsin
Badgers
Pete Elliott
Illinois
Carl Silvestri
Jimmy Jones
Jon Hohman
Marquette Defeats St Thomas 69-49 In Debut
Milwaukee Marquette opened the season with a 69-49 win over St Thomas of St Paul. Coach Al McGuire stressed a deliberate, slower pace as Bob Wolf scored 20 points and Paul Corbins hauled in 19 rebounds while Tom Flynn added 14.
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Milwaukee
Marquette
St. Thomas
St. Paul
Minn
al McGuire
Warriors
McGuire
Eddie Hickey
Bob Wolf
Menomonee Falls
Paul Carbins
Wolf
Corbins
Tom Flynn
Milwaukee writer elected 1965 BWA chairman
Lloyd Larson, sports editor of the Milwaukee Sentinel, was elected Tuesday as 1965 chairman of the Milwaukee chapter of the Baseball Writers Association of America. He succeeds Cleon Walfport of the Journal.
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Milwaukee
Lloyd Larson
The
Milwaukee Sentinel
Basebakk Writers Association of America
Cleon Walfport
Journal
Wolverines Top Ball State In Season Opener
The No. 1 ranked Michigan Wolverines opened the college basketball season with a 92 to 70 win over Ball State on Tuesday night.
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Gerald Swiggum
Robert Cashman
Battle Bears
Green County Holstein Breeders
Fairgrounds
Credit Proview
PCA
Production Credit Association
17Th Avenue
George E. House
American Grid League
Dtal
Winslow Marketing Center
Winslow, Illinois
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Browntown
Farrow
Ronald Duitsman
Wayne Etnyre
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