Dorothy Mathias Bowls 202 Count at Keglerette League
Dorothy Mathias topped individual scoring with a 202 count bowling 512 for the Keglerette League setting a new record with 512. Ludlow Bar led Woman's Major League with a 2321 series as Badger Motors swept three games and other teams posted results in KC Cadiz Keglerette events.
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Dorothy Mathias
Ludlow Bar
Badger Motors
Hughes Mobile Omess
Clark Implement
Schmitz Studio
Kc-Cadiz
Keglerette
Louise Ruf
Ruth Hanson
Mardelle Holyoke
Grace Berndt
Marty's Dairy
Thorp Finance
Swiss Colony
Stauffacher's
Don's Standard
Commercial
Gerondale
Millie Boyer
Gerry Green
Val Durgin
Mary Ann Haberman
Jackie Smith
Crystal Tower
Kubly
Clark
John Deeres
Veryl’s
Beauty Shop
Monroe Cold Storage
Wanda Schramm
Elaine Kundert
Mary Meinert
Frances Miller
Pauline Hemphill
Winer’s Cheese Store
Cramer Funeral Home
Barb's Beauty Shop
Hughes Mobile Homes
McGinnis
the Office
KC Cadiz
Sam Nafzger
Sebastian Laeser
Irvin Phillips
Bernard Lee
Glenn Bricklen
Alfred Schild
Cheesemakers
Gibbons Cleaners
Rambier
Monroe
Roy's Dairy
Carter and Gruenewald
Huber Beer
Bauer Sparks GCTC Cage Win
Bauer erupts for 35 points as GCTC tops Park and Recreation 78 to 74 in an Adult League game. Dan Bauer converts 15 field goals and five free throws, lifting GCTC from a 43 42 halftime edge. Bob Anderegg leads Park and Recreation with 32 points, while Gene Vincent and Duke Phillips chip in 18 and 10 respectively.
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GCTC
Park and Recreation
Dan Bauer
Bob Anderegg
Majors stay competitive with two wins in Chicago
Los Angeles opened with a 104 93 victory over Pittsburgh as Bill Spivey scored 24 points. Chicago Majors then beat Cleveland 101 93 with Hershell Turner 22 Vaughn 19 and Kelly Coleman 18 contributing.
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Los Angeles
Chicago
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Bill Spivey
Cleveland
Herschell Turner
Govener Vaughn
Kelly Coleman
Drawdown Planned for Yellowstone Lake Panfish Control
A Wisconsin conservation official announced a planned drawdown of Yellowstone Lake next fall to reduce a panfish explosion. Desirable game fish would be salvaged and stocked, panfish used for ponds, and refilling expected by spring 1963. Multiple methods, including chemical or mechanical removal, are considered if needed.
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Wisconsin Conservation Department
Ymeee Lake
Elmer F. Herman
Yellowstone Lake
Herman
Spring Grove News Briefs From Mrs Herbert Mohn
The Merton Zimmermans moved to Brodhead with a farewell party at Davis school. A surprise sendoff marked Mr and Mrs Ralph Anderson’s move to Brodhead. Mr and Mrs Robert Stuckey hosted a card party. Fred Kundert and Miss Carolyn Wendler visited the Allen Taylors in Pecatonica. Miss Wendler, Madison, weekend with her parents. Mrs Ellsworth Rosheisen and Phyllis with Mrs William Hawthorne of Monroe were in Madison. Mr and Mrs Harold Mohns spent the weekend at Necedah. Orville Kiel of Blanchardville and George Meinert of Dakota visited the Will Meinerts. Jake Stocker under a physician's care.
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Merton Zimmermans
Brodhead
Davis School
Ralph Anderson
Robert Stuckey
Fred Kundert
Carolyn Wendler
Allen Taylors
Pecatonica
Wendler
Madison
Melvin Wendler
Ellsworth Rosheisen
Phyllis
William Hawthorne
Monroe
Harold Mohns
Necedah
Messrs
Mmes
Orville Kiel
Blanchardville
George Meinert
Dakota
Will Meinerts
Jake Stocker
Baylor Sparking Lakers Fortunes
Elgin Baylor on a six week reprieve scored 50 points to lift the Los Angeles Lakers 131-120 over Syracuse. He added 45 points the next night with a late stretch of 10 in a row as the Lakers beat the Nats 125-120. A Wednesday overtime win over Syracuse 123-121 featured Baylor scoring 47 points including 7 of 10 Lakers in overtime. The three game run widened LA’s NBA Western Division lead to six games over Boston’s 103-102 loss to the Celtics on Wednesday. In other games St. Louis beat Philadelphia 137-132 with Pettit scoring 31 and Hatton aiding the backcourt, while Detroit crushed New York 133-97. The Wisconsin Conservation Congress will meet December 15-16 in Wisconsin Rapids to discuss ruffed grouse zone lines, Necedah goose hunting regulations, and the central deer season.
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Associatea
Elgin Baylor
Los Angeles Lakers
Syracuse
Baylor
Lakers
Los Angeles
Cin
Boston Celtics
St. Louis
Bob Pettitt
Vern Hatton
Philadelphia
Detroit
New York
Madison
Wisconsin Conservation Congress
Upland Game
Wisconsin Rapids
Motor Trolling Debate Reopens in Wisconsin
East Troy Federation of Wisconsin Lake Property Owners proposes restoring motor trolling on more waters after a Conservation Committee hearing. The State Conservation Commission recently limited trolling to boundary waters and two lakes, a move Gov. Nelson endorsed. Supporters warn of economic disadvantage versus neighboring states, while opponents fear harm to game fish populations. Trolling existed in several northeastern counties this year and will be allowed in 1962 in additional areas.
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Mahowy Uy
Wisconsin
R. V. Anderson
East Troy
Federation of Wisconsin Lake Property Owners
Senate Conservation Committee
State Conservation Commission
Boundary Waters
Lake Winnebago
Big Green Lake
Gaylord Nelson
Commission
Fire Burns Witte Hardware Building in St Louis
Fire destroyed the interior of the four story Witte Hardware Co. building near downtown St Louis on Wednesday. Firemen stopped the blaze from reaching the adjacent warehouse loaded with ammunition. Two women workers were lightly burned as they escaped down an exterior fire escape. Fire doors closed at each end of the enclosed bridge linking the two structures.
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Witte Hardware Co
St. Louis Wedne
N. 3Rd Street
Schulte Named Scout for Milwaukee Braves
Former major league player Fred Schulte is hired as a scout by the Milwaukee Braves. He will scout Wisconsin Minnesota North and South Dakota and Iowa. Also noted are 750 English roof thatchers using rye straw over wheat as farmers grow short wheat for combine harvesters.
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England
Ott Spring squads post cage triumphs in Little League
Ott beat Spring 39 to 28 as Fred Ott scored 19 and Stuart Grundahl 16 for Ott. Bill Spring added 20 for his team. Olt led 22 to 10 at halftime, while Mex Voelkli led VoeKli with 20 and Steve Neuberger scored 13 for Phillips. Voelkli held a 16 to 13 mid game edge.
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Ott
Voeikli
Phillips
Fred Ott
Stuart Grundahl
Bill Spring
Olt
Mex Voelkli
Steve Neuberger
Voelkli
Gonstead to Use English Race Car at Nassau Race
Gonstead and Roger Ward, Indianapolis 500 winner, enter the Pan American Formula Junior race in Nassau Bahamas. Both will drive Merlyns built by Colchester Mfg Co in Essex England among 28 entrants. time trials Friday. Outcome hinges on grid position due to many entries.
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Gonstead Witve Racing
Roger Ward
Nassau
Bahama Islands
Gonstead
Ward
Merlyns
Colchester Mfg. Co
Essex
England
Braves Shift Players In International Loop
The Milwaukee Braves transferred 11 players from Vancouver to Toronto of the International League. The Maple Leafs replaced Vancouver as a limited working affiliate. Players moved include pitchers Claude Raymond Noel Mickelsen Carl Greene Rogery Roy George Brunet infielders Dick Herscher Bob Boyd Bob Koop outfielder Eddie Haas and catcher J W Porter with Alan Grandcolas as an infielder-outfielder.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee Braves
Vancouver
Toronto
Braves
Maple Leafs
Claude Raymond
Noel Mickelsen
Carl Greene
Rogery Roy
George Brunet
Dick Herscher
Bob Boyd
Bob Koop
Eddie Haas
Alan Grandcolas
J. W. Porter
Navy Jet Sets 66,443 Foot Flight World Record
The Navy claims a world record for its F4H Phantom II fighter with a sustained altitude of 66,443 feet. Cmdr. George W. Ellis of Piney Point Maryland piloted the jet over the California desert at a speed exceeding 1,400 miles per hour during the record run on Tuesday.
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Tne Navy
Cmdr
George W. Ellis
Piney Point
California Desert
Paret to Defend Crown Saturday in Las Vegas
Benny Paret, undisputed welterweight champion of the world, says he will defend his title Saturday in Las Vegas against Gene Fulmer as part of the TV fight of the week. His manager Manuel Alfaro notes Paret wants American citizenship and would not return to Cuba while Fidel Castro runs the country.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Benny
Kid) Paret
Cuba
Gene Fuller
Utah
Paret
Manuel Alfaro
Fidel Castro
Alfaro
Fullmer
Albany By Mrs. William Steindorf
Mrs Irene Dustan and Earl Zwickey returned home Monday after visiting with Mr and Mrs Louis Berndt Clyde and Charles Batavia Ill. Mrs Robert Loeffel who has been working in Madison the past six months closed her house for the winter and is now
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Irene Dustan
Earl Zwickey
Louis Berndt
Clyde
Charles
Batavia
Ill
Robert Loeffel
Madison
Loeffels Visit Brother-in-law in Madison Hospital
Mr and Mrs Fred Loeffel traveled to Madison Sunday to see his brother in law L E Smout a medical patient at the Methodist hospital Smout suffered a heart attack last Friday The item pivots on a brief family visit tied to a medical incident and a local hospital stay.
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Fred Loeffel
Madison
L. E. Smout
Methodist Hospital
Smout
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