Monroe Rifle Club wins fourth loop match over Janesville
The Monroe Rifle Club posted its fourth win in the Southern Wisconsin Rifle League last night, defeating Janesville 1,459 to 1,444 at the local range. Ralph Penniston led with a perfect 100 in both prone and sitting, aiding a 459 off hand.
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Monroe Rifle Club
Janesville
Ralph Penniston
Orville Kiel
Homer Thompson
Martin Hanna
Paul Witt
Robert Vogel
Lyle Drake
Clarence Drake
Laurence Raymer
Monroe
Sit OH Raymer
C. Drake
L. Drake
Vogel
Witt
Hanna
Penniston
Thompson
Kiel
SIT OH
Bastian
Hill
Peck
K. Sayre
Larson
Knox
Rouse
Allshouse
Dempsey hints at drugged coffee before Tunney defeat
Minneapolis report recalls Jack Dempsey’s remark about a possible Mickey Finn before his 1926 title loss to Gene Tunney. He says he felt fine during the fight and dismissed the claim, while Benny Marshall quoted him as saying he was drugged and ill for days.
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Minneapolis
Jack Dempsey
Mickey
Gene Tunney
Dempsey
Philadelphia
Mickey Finn
Manassa Mauler
Benny Marshall
Birmingham
Ala
Marshall
Atlanta
Harvey Hester
Chicago
Packers Aim for Fourth NFL Title After Saturday Win
Green Bay, led by Vince Lombardi, pushes toward a fourth straight Western Division crown and third consecutive NFL title as they prepare for a Saturday showdown with the 49ers. Jim Taylor eyes 1,000 rushing yards as the team trails Chicago by a half game with one weekend to play.
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Palo Alto
Calif
Green Bay Packers
San Francisco 48Ers
Jerry Kramer
Packers
Chicago Bears
Kramer
Bears
Jim Ringo
Fuzzy Thurston
Willie Davis
Vince Lombardi
49Ers
Lombardi
University of Stanford
Rams
Los Angeles
Jim Taylor
Taylor
Detroit Lions
Chicago
Green Bay
Salesman Resembles Braves Ace Faces Court
Phillip M. Page of Fort Lauderdale dressed as Warren Spahn to cheat a hotel and cash $350 in bad checks. Detectives say he mimicked the Milwaukee Braves ace after meeting Minnie Minoso. Page, 38, is jailed on forgery and bad check charges and will face Circuit Court hearings after Municipal Court proceedings. Spahn declined to press charges.
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Miami
Phillip M. Page
Warren Spahn
Marion Murrah
Page
Fort Lauderdale
Spahn
Milwaukee Braves
Murrah
Minnie Minoso
Washington
Minoso
Circuit Court
Hartshoven
Oklo
High School Basketball Scores Across Several Contests
Platteville 75 beat Iowa Grant 51. Cuba City defeated Boscobel 80 to 71. Darlington won 65 to 57 over Fennimore. Dodgeville 55 fell to Lancaster 44. Mount Horeb 63 beat West Grant 55. Mineral Point 92 topped Prairie du Chien 55.
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Platteville
Iowa Grant
Cuba City
Boscobel
Darlington
Fennimore
Dodgeville
Lancaster
Mount Horeb
West Grant
Mineral Point
Prairie du Chien
Darlington Beats Fennimore 64 59 in Wisconsin league
Cuba City star Gary Olson scored 51 points as Cuba City moved to a third straight win in the Southwestern Wisconsin League. Other games saw Platteville beat Iowa Grant 75 51 and Darlington defeat Fennimore 64 59 while Platteville and Cuba City climbed into the runnerup spot behind the Dodgers.
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Gary Olson
Cuba City
Wisconsin
Boscobel
Dodgeville
Lancaster
Mt. Horeb
West Grant
Darlington
Fennimore
Mineral Point Blast
Prairie du Chien
Platteville
Humble
Iowa Grant
Dodgers
Pat Flynn
Olson
Knutson
Gillespie Quits as Braves Play by Play Voice in Milwaukee
Earl Gillespie cited personal and family reasons for stepping down after broadcasting Milwaukee Braves games since 1953. He also serves as sports director at WEMP, which will pursue another prominent announcer to handle the six state expanded 1964 schedule.
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Milwaukee
Earl Gillespie
Milwaukee Braves
Gillespie
Braves
WEMP
A. M. Spheeris
Spheeris
Cage Games Slated At Lincoln Gym Tomorrow
Park and recreation officials list three games for tomorrow night at the Lincoln gymnasium. At 7 p.m. Swiss Colony meets Juda, 8 p.m. Heeren and Coplien versus Park and Recreation, and at 9 p.m. Roger Cheese versus Teachers.
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Park and Recreation
Lincoln Gymnasium
Juda
Heeren
Coplien
Roger Cheese
Teachers
Hackle tops Pleasure League with 597 series and 233 high
Lou Hackle rolled a 597 series with a 233 high game to lead Kegler action in the Pleasure League. Alton Martin and Tiger Kohl followed with 583 and 593 series respectively, while Kohl’s high game was 223 and Martin 222. Team totals included Tiger Firebirds 2,692 series and Bowens Station 2,364.
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Lou Hackle
Kegler
Alton Martin
Tiger Kohl
Hackle
Kohl
Martin
Tiger Firebirds
Bowen
Pleasure
Frank Mulligan
Robert Mueller
Marion Mueller
Ken Roth
Hubers
Gemplers
Martins
Swiss Wheel
Hawley
Spoerry’s
Niffeneggers
Simmons
Turner Halil
Arnold Koehn
John Eiserman
Clayton Martin
Windy Acres
Triangle
Treuthardt Stockyards
Montgomery
Monroe Sales
Mueller Cheese
Grace Lutheran
Green County Salvage
Globetrotters to Play at Milwaukee Arena
The Harlem Globetrotters with Meadowlark Lemon will perform at Milwaukee Arena on Friday January 3 at 8 p.m. They meet the Atlantic City Sea Gulls official representatives from New Jersey who aim to rise to the top among independent traveling teams.
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Milwaukee
Harlem Globetrotters
Meadowlark Lemon
Milwaukee Arena
Globetrotters
Atlantic City
N.J
Sea Gulls
Lost Act Found in Odd Place Sparks Theater Mystery
A mysterious missing play returns to light when a long forgotten act resurfaces in an unlikely location. Theater officials confirm the recovered script will be staged as part of a retrospective season.
Eagles Club Sealed Bids for Monroe Building
The Fraternal Order of Eagles invites sealed bids for the two story building at 1021 16th Avenue Monroe Wisconsin until 5 P M Thursday December 19 1963. Inspect anytime at buyer convenience. Submit bids with 10 percent deposit to the Eagles Club manager. Terms cash on deed delivery and merchantable abstract. Owners reserve right to reject all bids.
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Order of Eagles
16Th Avenue
Monroe
Wisconsin
Eagles Club
Johnson to Start Against Pittsburg
Wisconsin faces unbeaten Pittsburgh in a tough road test as Bobby Johnson may boost rebounding for the Badgers. Wisconsin seeks momentum after a 77 76 loss to Ohio University and heads to Cincinnati while Pittsburgh won the Steel Bowl with a 69 67 overtime win over Duquesne and had beaten George Washington and Fairfield. Ken Gustafson leads Wisconsin with 36 points in two games, followed by Mike O'Melia with 34.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Badgers
Pittsburgh
Ohio University
Cincinnati
Duquesne
Panthers
George Washington
Fairfield
John Erickson
Bobby Johnson
Ken Gustafson
Mike O’melia
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Madison, Wis
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John Shager
Keith Christensen
Tigers Firebirds
Bob and Wigs
Wiemans
Eagles
Green County Service
Counselmans Garage
Walt DeRemer
Irving Andrews
Robert Goecks
Elwyn Drye
Duane Kohl
Junction House
Green County Realty
Headquarters Tavern
Bowens Station
Felders Bar
Johnson
Pittsburg
Ohio
Lanz Agency
18Th Avenue
Beverage Depot
Ganssano
FORD
Ford Ford
Nascar
Comana
Ford Motor Compape
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