Retzlaff Tops 592 Series In Tuesday Night Senior League
Lloyd Retzlaff led action with a 592 series and 215 game while Clifford Leck posted 222. Russ Myers 216 and Frank Pickett 214 followed as Rees Construction led the team standings with 2705. Other league results include Swiss Cheese Shop 2-2 and Muellers 2-2.
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Clifford Leck
Singleton
Russ Myers
Frank Pickett
Rees
Swiss Cheese Shop
Dorman Cheese
Sam Regula
Wally Speich
Wally Miller
Regula
Jerry Englebretsen
Mueller
Charles Robertson
Stan Douglas
Heins
Bowens Standard
South Siders
Phyllis Kundert
Gloria Rieder
Helen Lehr
Opal Gossen
Gempler
Lime Acres
Kundert Oil
Sebastian Laeser
Goeck’s
D-X
Eagles Club
Monroe Cheese Corp
Rees Construction
Dorman
Mass. Mutual
South Wayne
Sam Rogula
Jerry Englebretson
Bill Tschanz
Muellers
Marco’s
Clinic Pharmacy
Schlitz
Slim’s Tap
Badgers
Nitehawk
Robert Rieder
John Musser
Richard Bergemann
NCPS
J and W
LP Gas
Phils
Pats Tap
Mavis Priene
Jackie Prien
Opal Grossen
Frenchies
Kundert Oil Co
Gempler’s Tires
Treuthardt Trucking Co
Tigers Pure Oilers
Six UW Athletic Clubs To See Weekend Play
Six University of Wisconsin teams head for weekend action led by the Badger versus Bowling Green basketball game in Madison. The hockey squad visits Michigan State for its first Big Ten test since the sport’s revival at Wisconsin.
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Madison
University of Wisconsin
Badger
Ninety percent of all scientists who ever lived are living today
A claim noting that 90 percent of all scientists who have ever lived are living in the present era. The statement highlights the apparent concentration of scientific pioneers among contemporary researchers.
Five Packers Baltimore Lead Annual All NFL Team
The AP selected a 42 man committee from 14 cities naming five players from Green Bay and Baltimore each to the offense and defense. Notables include Johnny Unitas and Jim Brown near unanimous on offense, Bart Starr on the second team, and Willie Davis Henry Jordan Ray Nitschke Willie Wood on Green Bay’s defense.
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New York
Baltimore
Green Bay
Associated Press
Johnny Unitas
Colts
Jim Brown
Cleveland
Johnny Morris
Chicago Bears
Lenny Moore
Frank Clarke
Dallas
del Shofner
New York Giants
Mike Ditka
Bears
Dick Schafrath
Forrest Gregg
Gregg
Willie Davis
Henry Jordan
Ray Nitschke
Willie Wood
Gino Marchetti
Bob Boyd
Bob Lilly
Joe Fortunato
Maxie Ba
Herb Adderly
Juda Wrestlers Edge Orfordville For 38-15 Victory
Juda High School wrestlers defeated Orfordville 38 to 15 in a second straight win. Dennis Wirth and Lester Thorp each pinned opponents, with several other Juda competitors earning pins or a decision. The next meet is Saturday at 2 p.m. against the Wisconsin School for the Visually Handicapped in Juda.
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Juda High School
Orfordville
Dennis Wirth
Juda Grapplers
Lester Thorp
Juda
Wisconsin School For the
Dick Gobeli
Wiebert Wenger
Greg Davis
Lyle Thorp
Jim Bartett
Chuck Daniel
Bill Clark
Myron Hanson
WHA to Telecast 11 UW Sports Events and Meet
State owned WHA TV will tape delay eleven University of Wisconsin sports events and the Big Ten swimming meet March 4 to 6. Athletic director Ivan B Williamson announced the plan. The first filmed event will be the Wisconsin versus Illinois basketball game in Madison on December 15.
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Madison
Wha-Tvw
University of Wisconsin
Ivan B. Williamson
Wisconsin-Illinois
Lost Act Revealed in Absurd Logical Twist
A playful column riffs on the idea that missing pieces in theater can be solved by pure logic. The author muses about a vanished act, the quirks of memory, and the humor found in deciphering missing stage moments.
Gophers Stay Undefeated With 78 59 Win Over Marquette
Minnesota remains unbeaten after a 78 59 victory over Marquette in Minneapolis. Five Gophers reached double figures led by Mel Northway 16 and Archie Clark 16, while Marquette’s Bob Wolf topped the visitors with 18. Tom Flynn was limited by a shoulder injury.
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Minneapolis
Minnesota
Marquette
Gophers
Warriors
Mel Northway
Archie Clark
Terry Kunze
Lou Hudson
Dennis Dvoracek
Eau Claire
Associated Press
Bob Wolf
Billy Jo Smith
Tom Flynn
Warrior
Louisville
Venturi Named Player of Year in PGA Honors
LAS VEGAS Nev Ken Venturi was named Player of the Year by the PGA after a remarkable comeback capped by a U S Open victory. He edged Bobby Nichols by 35 votes as Hall of Fame honors went to Lloyd Mangrum and the late Edward Dudley at the Sahara Hotel banquet.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Ken Venturi
Professional Golfers Association
Lloyd Mangrum
Edward Dudley
PGA
Association
Sahara Hotel
Venturi
Bobby Nichols
Washington
UW Sports Receipts Top $1 Million Mark
The University of Wisconsin reported 1963 64 athletic year receipts totaling 1 282 400 with 300 000 for a crew house 50 000 for tennis courts 116 000 for a natatorium and 16 000 for a stadium additions study No tax money funds intercollegiate athletics and gate receipts plus contributions cover all expenses.
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Madison
University of Wisconsin
Athletic Board
Wisconsin All State Football Team Named For 1964
A near unanimous choice, Oshkosh star Lienhard led a standout season with 84 points as Oshkosh went undefeated. Platteville back Butson and Superior’s McCauley also starred with large rushing totals and scoring, while O’Gorman, Harrington, Borzynski and Blackbourn headline the first team with numerous linemen and backs featured across many schools.
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Wisconsin
Oshkosh
Butson
Platteville
McCauley
Bob Olson
Superior Central
Teff
Wally Schoesson
Mequon
Mike Schrickel
Preble
Edgewood
Schrage
Clark
Fox River Valley Catholic
Borzynski
Horlick
Blackbourn
Monroe
Green Bay East
Harrington
O’gorman
Jim Farrell
Columbus
Jordan
Milwaukee Catholic Conference
Farrell
Schoesson
Flaschi
Olson
Mike Garton
Sheboygan North
Ed Hoffman
Antigo
Jerry Hermann
Menomonie
Don Murphy
la Crosse Aquinas
Bill Mestelle
Ladysmith
Dennis Wilson
Beloit
Dave Wood
Oconomowoc
Associated Press
Pat Harrington
Dan O’gorman
Milwaukee
Dave Borzynski
Racine Horlick
Gary Blackbourn
Pat Schrage
Mike Clark
Green Bay Premontre
Tom Teff
Madison Edgewood
Steve Wilmot
West DePere
Roger Lienhard
Larry Butson
Tom McCauley
Superior East
Cheyenne East Receives Child Letter About Sneaking In
Cheyenne Wyoming Cheyenne East High School officials received a letter Tuesday along with a quarter and a crayoned note from a young fan. The note claimed a child had snook into the East Sidney basketball game Saturday night.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Cheyenne East High School
East Sidney
Juda Grade Cagers Hold Third Straight Win 37-34
Juda Grade School cagers beat Belleville 37-34 to extend their winning streak to three. David Beightold led with 12 points, Virgil Bauman added eight, Larry Nickel six, while Sonnenberg scored 14 for Belleville. The next game is at Monticello next Tuesday.
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Juda
Cagers
Belleville
David Beightold
Virgil Bauman
Larry Nickel
Sonnenberg
Monticello
Adult Basketball League Canceled for Band Concert Night
James Mauermann park and recreation director reports no adult games tonight due to a band concert in the Junior High School Auditorium. The league will resume and games will be played tomorrow night.
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James Mauermann
Mauermann
Badgers ride tall lineup to 80 63 win over Pitt
Wisconsin dominated Pitt 80 63 in an inter sectional basketball clash. Mark Zubor scored 28 points while Ken Barnes collected 17 rebounds. Coach John Erickson deployed a taller lineup late in the game to seal the victory.
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Pittsburgh
University of Wisconsin
Pitt
Badgers
Badger
John Erickson
Erickson
Mark Zubor
Ken Barnes
Zubor
Barnes
Jim Bohen
Wisconsin
Panthers
Keith Stelter
Tom Schoeneck
Dave Schultz
Ken Gustafson
Dennis Sweeney
Cubs Owner Willing to Meet Envoys on Milwaukee Move
Chicago Cubs owner Phil Wrigley said he was ready to meet envoys hoping to land a major league baseball team for Milwaukee after 1965 but doubted there was much he could do.
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Chicago
Phil Wrigley
Chicago Cubs
Milwaukee
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