Pickett 662 Tops Major Bowling Lead in City Record
Eddie Pickett dominates the Major League and city bowling standings with 662 and 694 marks this season, overtaking Ralph Greenwald and Victor Mean as leaders. Forest Odegaard 630, Lloyd Retzlaff 609, Don Jones 600 frame a strong Major loop. Rich Bahr 608 and Ralph Phillips 604 lead Tuesday Nite Sr. League scoring with team totals showing Phillips-Smith at 2,801 and Rees at 982 in Major-Pickett standings.
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Platteville Pioneers Rout Dubuque 97 to 72
Platteville surged to a early lead after five minutes and dominated the rest of the game to crush Dubuque 97-72. Royce Reeves scored 23 for Platteville while Ron Emerson added 20. DuBuque’s top scorers were Duane Feuerhelm and Dale Schasker with 18 each.
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Bob Baker Favored Over Valdes Tonight
Cleveland audience sees Bob Baker an 8 5 favorite to beat Nino Valdes in a 10 round bout and earn a shot at Rocky Marciano’s heavyweight title next June. Baker has won 13 straight and is the No 2 heavyweight. Valdes is the No 3 contender and has shown sharp drills. Baker defeated Valdes by decision two years ago. ABC will televise the fight at 9 p.m. CST.
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Nashua Sold Off Along With 61 Other Belair Horses
New York Nashua the 1955 champion and second money winner in the world is to be sold with 61 other thoroughbreds from William Woodward Jr estate sealed bids due December 15. Nashua led Belair earnings this year with 752 550 and has a career total of 945 415 as a 2 and 3 year old. The horse stands at Clairborne Farms in Paris awaiting winter races and future sire value. Other Belair horses up for sale include Ambidextrous Ambient Black Emperor Cilitation Cote D or First Flower Game Chance Tremor and Valence.
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Marquette Faces Crusaders In Stiff Season-Open Test
Marquette ranked seventh in the AP poll hosts Valparaiso at Milwaukee Arena. The Warriors beat St Norbert 88 43 in the opener, drawing about 6000 fans. Tonight’s lineup features Jarm Eckart and Anderson for the Crusaders pressure, while Nagle plans to start Rand Hoffensperger Walczak and Bugalski with Schauer and Avant as reserves. South Dakota visits Saturday as Marquette eyes Miami of Ohio next Tuesday then a Chicago trip for a San Francisco Dons game on December 16.
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Robinson Seeks Psychological Edge In Olson Title Fight
Robinson, 35, may be underdog but holds a psychological edge in the middleweight title bout against champion Carl Olson. Olson, eight years younger at 27, is a 3-1 favorite and entering his fourth defense while his personal life, including a divorce from his wife, adds distraction. Robinson has twice beaten Olson and notes Olson’s past losses to Archie Moore and Sugar Ray, with Moore’s third round knockout lingering as a talking point. Olson has since beaten journeymen Jimmy Martinez and Joey Giambra, though his knockout loss to Moore remains a key credential.
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Bobo) Olson
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Packers Face Rams in Crucial Sunday Tilt
Green Bay, coming off a 28 7 win over the 49ers in San Francisco, prepares for a final season game against the Los Angeles Rams while Los Angeles tensions ease after a public dispute involving club owners. Coach Liz Blackbourn praised defense and Tom Rote's short passing, with six targets and no interceptions as the Packers focus on the pivotal matchup.
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Blair High rolls past Jackson-Hixton 72 55 led by Halverson
Blair High School center Paul Halverson scored 40 points on 18 of 20 from the floor and four of six free throws as Blair beat Jackson Hixton 72 to 55. Halverson increases scoring to an average of 36.5 points per game in the victory.
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Ross and Larbacher Shine as Albany Beats Brodhead
Elmer Ross scored 38 points in Albanys 51 point win over Brodhead, moving within two of the league scoring lead. Kauk added 20 for Albany as both Albany and New Glarus Glazners stay undefeated in State Line play. Richard Sarbacher led Brodheads rivals with 26 in a 71 25 win for the Glazners over Standardville. Other top scorers included Argyles Dave Hawley with 29 and Brooklyn’s DeRemer 24 and Smith 23 in varied results. The Interior Department creates a Division of Anthracite Mines in the Bureau of Mines.
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Local High School Scores Cascade Across County
Sauk City 77 over Arena 38 and Verona 78 over Spring Green 63 highlight a slate of boys basketball results. Other notable outcomes include Markesan 87 over Cambria 47 and Randolpa 74 over Fall River 60 as winter action continues.
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Beloit College Beats North Central 92 75 in Debut Season Tilt
Beloit College opened the season with a 92 to 75 win over North Central. Guard Dick Hartzell led Beloit with 20 points, while Dick Wehrli topped North Central scoring with 18 as the halftime gap stood 49 37.
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No Farm Club Kansas City Ends A's Minor Links
The Kansas City Athletics relinquished their Lancaster Pennsylvania Class B Piedmont League franchise, severing ownership ties with minor league clubs. The note mentions a distant paleontological fact about Cretaceous Arctic plant life in Greenland.
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Ransom Jackson Goes to Dodgers
Chicago and Brooklyn pull off a blockbuster trade sending hard hitting third baseman Ransom Jackson to the world champion Dodgers for reserve third sacker Don Hoak and outfielder Walter Moryn. Cubs indicate a follow up move with Russ Meyer likely joining later.
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Bowling tournament entry deadline announced by state director
Louis R. Wolleson, state bowling association director, sets Saturday as the entry deadline for this year. He lists Monroe dates with two teams on March 17 18, ten teams on March 18 19 and eight teams on April 8 9.
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