Miss Gruenewald Fires 517 Series in Women's Major League
Leona Gruenewald led with a 517 honor count in the Women s Major League as Frieda Wuetrich had 515 and Jackie Smith 511. Lois Lang led the Women s Minor with 480 while Dorothy Krug posted 476 and 177 in single games. Team results include Clark s John Deere 3-0 and Cramer Funeral Home 3-0 in their divisions.
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Leona Gruenewald
Kegler
Frieda Wuetrich
Jackie Smith
Bette Elmer
Clark
John Deere
Lois Lau
Dorothy Krug
Helen Hayes
Pepsi Cola
Commercial and Savings Bank
Frank Klarer
Kc-Cadiz
Bernard Lee
Hanis Hayes
Hubers
Rambler
Monroe
Roy
Sanitary Dairy
Kay Fritz
Mary Ann Haberman
Monroe Cold Storage
Kubly
Idle Hour Mansion
Swiss Wheel
Ludlow Bar
Lois Lang
Jean Montel
Pauline Hemphill
Irma Cramer
Faith’s
McGinnis Co
Baumgartner’s
Abe’s
the Office
Cramer Funeral Home
Keglerette
Dorothy Mathias
Sedora Brostuen
Lena Rubi
Jacqueline Prien
Don’s Standard Service
Swiss Colony
Stauffacher Construction
Gerondale Insurance
Radke Studio
KC Cadiz
Frank Kiarer
Hans Hayes
Otto Erzinger
Burleigh Bartlett
Roy’s Sanitary Daily
VFW
Riverside Tap
Carter and Gruenewald
Clark Simplement
North Central Gas Co
Rambler of
Monticello Schools Sweep Belleville A and B Hoops
Monticello defeated Belleville in a grade school basketball doubleheader. The A team led by Roger Gibbons with 27 points won 62 to 22, followed by 13 from Mark Hefty and 10 from John Hamelry. The halftime score stood at 41 to 6. The B team also won 38 to 23.
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Monticello
Belleville
Roger Gibbons
Gibbons
Mark Hefty
John Hammerly
Bill Babler
Ohio State Opens Season with 86 54 Win Over South Dakota
Ohio State hit 50 percent of its floor shots to defeat South Dakota 86 to 54 on the Buckeyes home floor Wednesday night. It was the lone Big Ten opener of the night with eight conference teams already starting their season and all having won.
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Ohio
Chicago
Ohio State
South Dakota
Buckeyes
Trophy Scoring Guide From Boone and Crockett Club
The article explains how big game trophies are scored and recognized by the Boone and Crockett Club. It details antler and skull measurements, obtaining scoring charts from Mrs. Grancel Fitz, and the process from drying period to official scorer assignment through state agencies.
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Boone and Crockett Club
Teddy Roosevelt
Boone and Crockett
World’s Record Hunts at Boone and Crockett Exhibition
The North American Big Game Exhibition in New York gathers biennial award winners to recognize and score trophies. Officials watch for new world records, with many records updated from recent years and some historic entries resurfacing from dusty attics. The piece notes a mix of celebrated hunts and criticism of trophy hunting, but defines it as a man and a rifle pursuing quality and strain.
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Boone and Crockett Club
New York
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Parochial Teams Post Double Wins
The St. Victor's A squad won 53 to 19 over Darling ton led by Duane McGinnis with 23 points. The B team dominated 68 to 9 with Charles Will scoring 20 and Randy Share 12 as Jim Miller and Steve Maurer added 10 and 8.
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St. Victor’s
Darlington
Duane McGinnis
Brian Miller
Joe Ripp
Monroe
Charles Will
Randy Share
Jim Miller
Steve Maurer
Teak Timber in India Ages Well Across Centuries
Teak, a durable timber used in India for over two thousand years, yields beams thousand years old in solid condition. The findings indicate ancient timberwork remains remarkably preserved, underscoring teak’s long lasting properties and historical use.
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India
Badgers Top Houston 76 75 In Season Opener
Wisconsin coach Johnny Erickson praised a disciplined defensive effort as the Badgers edged Houston 76 to 75. Ken Barnes led with 22 points while Dave Roberts added six. Erickson noted nine players contributed strong defense and said the team must maintain focus for the upcoming game at Pitt.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Johnny Erickson
Badgers
Houston
Erickson
Badger
Guy Lewis
Pitt
Dave Roberts
Ken Barnes
Barnes
Roberts
Pittsburgh
Turcotte Leads Aqueduct Meet With Three Wins
Ron Turcotte rode three winners at the Aqueduct meet on Wednesday to rise to the top of the riding standings with a total of 29 wins.
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New York
Ron Turcotte
Carol Sorenson Granted Monroe Country Club Honorary Membership
Carol Sorenson, the 1964 British Ladies Amateur Golf Champion from Janesville, receives an honorary lifetime membership at Monroe Country Club. She thanks the club for the gesture and expresses eagerness to visit and meet fellow members.
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Carol Sorenson
Janesville
Monroe Country Club
Wisconsin deer hunters bag record nine day season
Wisconsin conservation officials reported 89,236 deer were taken in the nine day 1964 season far above 1963’s 65,020. J R Smith stated the season drew few complaints but warned the herd remains large and winter could be severe. Regional totals show strongest harvest in northwest and west central areas.
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Madison
Wisconsin
State Conservation Department
J. R. Smith
Game Division
Northwest
West Central
Northeast
East Central
Monroe High Wrestlers Set Season Opener Lineup
Monroe high school wrestling coach Donn Buck announced the starting lineup for the season opener against Iowa Grant on the Monroe mats Saturday. The Jayvees begin at 6 30 p m and the varsity at 7 45 p m with seven lettermen in the lineup and several alternates listed for each weight class.
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Monroe
Donn Buck
Grapplers
Cheesmakers
Iowa Grant
Jayvees
Steve Wuethrich
Tom Kleem
Bill Kubly
Dan Mayer
Gary Ruch
Ed Rule
Steve Kirchner
Heselton Resigns as Lawrence Football Coach
Appleton report says Bernie Heselton quit Wednesday night after 27 years as Lawrence University football coach. He will remain athletic director, a post he assumed in 1961. The surprise move followed the annual awards dinner. University President Curtis W. Tarr commented on the decision.
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Appleton
Bernie Heselton
Lawrence University
Heselton
University
Curtis W. Tarr
Heselton Leaves Legacy as Lawrence Coach After Rivalry Year
Heselton, one of the Midwest Conference’s most successful coaches, departs Lawrence after a 1964 season with two wins and nine losses. He notes potential in juniors and sophomores for a successor to implement his system and build a new team. He began at Lawrence in 1938, posting 111 wins 79 losses and five ties, including six Midwest titles in his first 11 seasons. A St Paul native and 1925 Minnesota graduate, he previously coached at Duluth and Milwaukee Riverside, winning multiple championships and coaching golf and wrestling until three years ago.
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Heselton
Lawrence
Vikings
St. Paul
Minn
University of Minnesota
Duluth
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Gempler's Tire Shop
Wrestling Action
Sacker
Dennis Oostdik
Bruce Wagner
Larry Kramp
John Wyttenbach
Pete Gruber
Tom Bacon
No Jayvee
Gary Blackbourn
Jim Wilde
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Bill Deininger
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