Honor Counts Hit By Four Bowlers
Four bowlers helped set new high marks across leagues with top honor counts. Burt Bacon led the Major League with a 627 series and 264 high game, while Al Mielke posted 615 for the night.
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Burt Bacon
al Mielke
Bill Smith
Esther Kubly
Badger League
Bacon
H. Trumpy
Alpine Brands
Rees
Mrs. Kubly
Ludlow Bar
Gene Pinnow
Phil’s Downtowners
Boyer’s
Chevron Enterprises
Harold
Monte) Woolever
Pekin Recreation
Freeport
Pekin Rec
Walt Boyer
Pekin
Badger — Kubly
Merle Ambrose
Ciss Rutsch
Merry Munz
Margaret Gaughan
Dean's Milk
Marty‘s Dairy
Monroe Clinic
Smith
Trumpy
J. Walter Donovan
al Wuetrich
Russell Myers
Bill Moon
Herb Goecks
Arnold Mueller
Frank Walters
Clinic Pharmacy
Rees Construction
Firestone
Independents
Nitehawks
Pinnow
Lloyd Koehn
Ernie Schwarze
Bob Rieder
John Musser
Waffle Shop
Heins
Farm Bureau Insurance
Orangeville Ioof
Phil’s
Boyers
Dhia
Krugs
Ollie Matson Tries For Ground Gaining Honors in Pro Loop
Ollie Matson of the Chicago Cardinals builds toward the NFL ground gaining title with 818 yards on 161 attempts after a 70 yard day. He trails Rick Casares of the Bears by one yard as Bears and Cardinals clash in a pivotal midseason game. Ed die Brown extends the Bears passing lead, while Norman Van Brocklin tops punters and Lindon Crow and Herb Hacker lead in interceptions.
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Philadelphia
Ollie Matson
Chicago Cardinals
Matson
Rick Casares
Chicago Bears
Bears
Cardinals
Eddie Brown
Bill Wade
Los Angeles
Brown
Detroit
Bobby Layne
Billy Wilson
San Francisco
Layne
Casares
Norman van Brocklin
Lindon Crow
Herb Hacker
Washington
Brodhead Seizes State Line Lead With Upsets Across League
Brodhead moved into undisputed first in the State Line League by edging New Glarus 65-55 as Albany toppled Blanchardville 58-52. Monticello beat Belleville 66-64, Orfordville defeated Brooklyn 52-45, and Juda narrowly topped Argyle 53-52. Dick Kneubuehl and Sid Wheeler led Brodhead with 16 points apiece. Harold Mosher and Larry Gransee paced Albany. Jim Zweifel scored 23 for Monticello. Don Marti led Argyle with 21. Gary Pass had 17 for Brooklyn.
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Brodhead
Blanchardville
New Glarus
Albany
Monticello
Belleville
Orfordville
Brooklyn
Juda
Argyle
Dick Kneubuehl
Sid Wheeler
Dick Kittleson
Harold Mosher
Larry Gransee
Alvie Furrer
Jim Zweifel
Monte Olson
Don Marti
Dick Yaun
Gary Pass
St Victor's Tops Fort Team 43 20 in Ft Atkinson rout
St Victor’s grade school cagers dominated Fort Team 43 20 at Ft Atkinson to move to 4 0 this season. Howard Olsen led with 14 points followed by Bill Stocker 13 and Dick Blum 12 in a balanced attack. Stocker tops season scoring with 9 points per game. next games Shullsburg Dec 15 at Armory and then Mineral Point away.
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St. Victor’s
Ft. Atkinson
Fort
Monroe
Howard Olsen
Bill Stocker
Dick Blum
Jay Schlichting
Bernard Milz
Harris
Stocker
Olsen
Blum
Adios Harry Tops 1956 Harness Earnings
Adios Harry a pacing stallion owned by J. Howard Lyons of Greenwood Delaware led harness racing in 1956 with $129,912 in earnings, the highest single season total for a pacer. He notched 18 wins from 30 starts and won the $75,000 Eastern Pacing event. other top earners included Dotties Pick, Diamond Hat, Scott Frost, and Noble Adics.
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Columbus
Adios Harry
J. Howard Lyons
Greenwood
Del
U. S&s. Trotting Association
Scott Frost
Dottie’s
Diamond Hat
Noble Adics
Cone Forges Comeback as Packers Fullback Kicker
Fred Cone, 30, returns from retirement to play both running and kicking for Green Bay. After a slow start eight games into the season he surged with 92 rushing yards against Chicago and added a field goal and three conversions. He eyes another chance Saturday against the 49ers and a potential contract extension next spring.
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San Francisco
Fred Cone
Green Bay Packers
Packers
Cone
Pineapple
Ala
Detroit Lions
Chicago Cardinals
Howie Ferguson
Detroit
Cardinal
Clemson
49Ers
NFL
Survey Indicates Fee Boost Okay
Wisconsin Conservation Department reports from Crossley SD Surveys that 70.6 percent of fishermen and 62.3 percent of hunters would approve higher license fees if used for more hunting and fishing grounds. The agency seeks legislation to raise licenses and add revenue sources including a pheasant tag and trout stamp to yield about $1.85 million annually.
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Madison
State Conservation Department
Wisconsin
L. P. Voigt
Crossley SD Surveys, Inc
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Machen Favored In Tonight's Fight
Eddie Machen, 24, favored to beat Johnny Summerlin in Syracuse to edge toward a shot at Floyd Patterson. The bout, set for 9 p.m. CST at the War Memorial, will be telecast on ABC. Summerlin, 24, Detroit, is 30 6 2 and ranked eighth. Machen is undefeated in 18 pro fights and ranked sixth nationally. Cas D Amato, Patterson's manager, favors a Jackson bout but will accept Norris promoted fights if not too soon. Patterson likely defends no earlier than June. winner of Machen Jackson could face Patterson.
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Syracuse
N.Y
Eddie Machen
Johnny Summerlin
Floyd Patterson
Jim Norris
International Boxing Club
Machen
Hurricane Jackson
Summerlin
Cas D’ Amato
Patterson
Jackson
Norris
Machen-Jackson
NBA
Detroit
War Memorial
ABC
Amazing bargains in The Times classifieds
Daily classified notices reveal a range of bargains and listings. Readers can find sale items, service offers, job ads, and personal notices across categories in The Times.
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Times
Breen Sets New World Swimming Mark in Olympic Heat
George Breen of Buffalo broke the 1500 meter freestyle world record in a heat with a time of 17 minutes 52.9 seconds, edging Murray Rose who swam 17:59.5. Rose led the day with an 18:04.1 in a trial heat as the two prepare for Friday's final.
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Melbourne
George Breen
Buffalo
N.Y
Uncle Sam
Breen
Grad
Cortland
Rose
U.S
Australia
Lorraine Crapp
Marley Shriver
Glendale
Calif
America
United States
Kathleen
Herb Williams
Evanston
Ill
John Marvin
Marblehead
Mass
Sweden
Slaghoken II
Rush V
New Zealand
France
Paul Elvstrom
Denmark
Larisa Latvina
Agnes Keleti
Hungary
Miss Keleti
Russia
Marquette to Meet DePaul Tonight in Milwaukee
Marquette college basketball previews a second win seeking visit from DePaul of Chicago. The Warriors beat St. Norbert 77 to 53 in their opener, overcoming early shooting woes after coach Jack Nagle called it first night jitters.
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Milwaukee
Marquette
Jack Nagle
DePaul
Chicago
Warriors
St. Norbert
Nagle
Wood preservative industry payroll exceeds fourteen thousand
The wood preservative industry in the United States employs more than 14 000 workers. This figure reflects broad employment across manufacturers and allied services in the sector.
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United States
Hungarians Face Olympic Decision
Hungarian Olympic athletes in Melbourne weigh asylum options as the United States signals openness to political refugees. With two days to decide whether to stay in Australia or return home, several plan to depart on chartered planes after Friday, led by Ja nor Somogyi who expects about 30 teammates to join him.
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Melbourne
America
United States
Gerald Warner
Hungary
Australia
Essendon
Janor Somogyi
Levenhagen and Howard to Play in Classics
Co captains Pat Levenhagen and Dave Howard of the 1956 Wisconsin football team will participate in post season games. Levenhagen will play in the East West Game while Howard joins the North squad for the North South classic.
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Levenhagen
Howard
Madison
Pat Levenhagen
Dave Howard
University of Wisconsin
High school and college basketball scores recorded
Monticello 66 Belleville 64 Monona Grove 62 Oregon 54 Cobb 73 Hollandale 46 Brodhead 65 New Glarus 55 Middleton 59 Madison Edgewood 58 Mineral Point 50 Warren Illinois 41 Orfordville 51 Brooklyn 45 Juta 53 Argyle 52 Shullsburg 64 Scales Mt Illinois 51 Albany 58 Blanchardville 52 Monfori 63 Barneveld 43 Indiana 64 Valparaiso 57 Ball State 106 Hanover 76 Pittsburgh Kansas 98 Maryville Missouri 77 Coe 76 Loras 63 Wartburg 9 Augsburg 66 William Jewell 71 Rockhurst Oklahoma Baptist 78 Panhandle Oklahoma A and M 54 Dubuque 113 Wisconsin Tech 74 Western Illinois 86 Eau Claire Stevens Point 74 Ripon 60 Dana 76 Midland 62 Lake Forest 91 North Central Illinois 75 Illinois Tech 73 Chicago Illini 52 Lewis Illinois 84 St Ambrose 64 Whitewater Wisconsin 76 Northern Illinois 75 Elmhurst 86 Chicago University 60 Sioux Falls College 74 Yankton 73 Bethany Minnesota 63 Waldorf Ia 51 St Cloud 60 St Johns Minnesota 56
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Belleville
Monona Grove
Oregon
Cobb
Hollandale
Brodhead
New Glarus
Middleton
Madison Edgewood
Mineral Point
Warren
Ill
Albany
Blanchardville
Monfori
Barneveld
College Indiana
Valparaiso
Wichita
Arkansas
Ball State
Hanover
Pittsburgh
Kas
Maryville
Coe
Loras
Wartburg
Augsburg
William Jewell
Rockhurst
Stevens Point
Ripon
Dana
Midland
Lake Forest
North Central
Illinois Tech
Chicago Illini
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Canada
Gerald Ouelette
Bill Ross
Whittier
Ann Mossberg
Pasadena City College
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Wis
Northern Illinois
Elmhurst
Univ
Sioux Falls College
Yankton
Calif. Wine Association
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