Goecks sets 611 honor in Victory League bowling night
Herb Goecks posted a 611 series with games of 210 217 and 194 to lead last night's bowling action in the Victory League. Deb Share added 229 and La Verne Hayes 203 and 201 as team scores climbed with Commercial and Savings Bank posting 2,774 and City Taxi at 2,331.
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Judy Bauman
Dells Cheese Co
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Bill Figi
Nate Klassy
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Bette Elmer
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the Office
Baltimore Outfielder Wins Slugging Crown
John Boog Powell of Baltimore captured the American League slugging title with .606. New York Yankee star Mickey Mantle finished second at .591. Powell totaled 257 bases in 424 at bats with 39 home runs and 17 doubles.
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Aaron Won't Leave Milwaukee Despite Mets Offer
Hank Aaron expressed desire to stay with the Milwaukee Braves after the Mets reportedly offered about 500000. Mets chairman M Donald Grant said no deal found. Aaron said he is flattered by interest but wants to remain in Milwaukee where he has spent 11 years and earned his greatest thrills.
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Willie Mays
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Vada Pinson
Cincinnati Reds
Browns Giants Tilt in Crucial NFL Showdown
The Browns chase a title game with the Colts by beating the injury‑hit Giants in Saturday action. New York hinges on Y A Tittle's return to start at quarterback as Cleveland seeks momentum for a potential December 27 title game.
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St. Louis Cardinals
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Unitas Is Named NFL MVP After Colt Rally
Baltimore quarterback John Unitas was voted NFL Most Valuable Player by an AP panel with 32 of 42 votes. He credited teammates and indicated pride in directing a potent offense, saying the achievement came from the whole club.
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Johnny Morris
Chicago
Comeback Honor Gained by Moore
Len ny Moore won the NFL Comeback of the Year honor as the Associated Press panel named the Baltimore Colts back the standout comeback player. Moore, who battled injuries, has 18 touchdowns and strong rushing and receiving totals, with continued scoring in 16 straight games.
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Sputnik
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Green Bay
Weeb Enband
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King Accepts Nobel Peace Prize in Oslo
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., American civil rights leader, accepted the 1964 Nobel Peace Prize in Oslo. He called nonviolence the answer to the crucial political and moral question of overcoming oppression without violence.
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Martin Luther King Jr
Badgers Back Zubor At Center In Victory Run
Wisconsin coach John Erickson said moving Mark Zubor to forward harmed his scoring last season. Now back at center, Zubor has 45 points in two wins and weighs 224 pounds. Wisconsin prepares for Bowling Green, which lost to Western Kentucky and Illinois. Assistant John Powless notes Bowling Green runs fast and relies on Bob Dwers and a big man who can score.
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Mark Zubor
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Jack Brens
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Erickson
Badger
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Illinois
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Powless
Bob Dwers
Cardinals Fight To Hold Second Place In Ice Palace Clash
ROCKTON Special The Wagon Wheel Cardinals will battle Crystal Minnesota to stay in second in the North Central Hockey League at the Ice Palace Rockton Saturday night. They slipped to second after a first loss this season amid three straight wins. Last season Crystal finished ahead of Rockton, and the Cardinals, though reeling from defeat, are in good physical shape for the rematch.
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Juda By Mabel E Bouer
Mr and Mrs Ernest Thom men of South Wayne visited the Ivan Arnsmeier home Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Ben Miller and Mrs Sylvia Grenzow called on Mr and Mrs Sam Wafter in Brodhead Sunday evening. Walter Hill and Mrs John Blumer and family of Albany called at the William Arn home. Mr and Mrs Glen Earley of Brodhead visited the Ivan Arnsmeiers.
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Walter Hill
John Blumer
Albany
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Glen Earleywine
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Organized Baseball Eyes TV Windfall in Game of the Week Deal
A Fetzer led committee seeks an ABC telecast package for 1965 to broadcast 25 Saturday games coast to coast with revenue shared among MLB clubs except Yankees and Phillies. Blackouts and local conflicts loom. Plans aim for a 1966 push toward a Monday night package targeting national network interest.
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Detroit Tigers
American Broadcasting Co
ABC
New York Yankees
Philadelphia Phillies
Fetzer
LBJ To Wear Oxford Gray Inauguration Attire
President Johnson will wear an oxford gray business suit and black fedora at his January 20 inauguration, with a gray topcoat in bad weather. He will opt for black tie dress at inaugural balls and the Democratic gala on January 18 to emphasize simplicity and directness in clothes.
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Washington
Johnson
George E. Reedy
Elizabeth Carpenter
Reedy
Monticello Graders Rally for Double Victory
Monticello grade school teams won at Orfordville with the A team 41 to 26 and the B team 26 to 18. Roger Gibbons led the varsity with 20 points, Huntley 9, Hefty 8, Wakefield 10 for Orville. Coach Stanley Sissons said the next game is Juda at Monticello on Tuesday December 15.
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Roger Gibbons
Huntley
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Orville
Stanley Sissons
Rent That Room Through Classified Ads in Monroe Evening Times
A brief note highlights renting options advertised in The Monroe Evening Times classifieds. It points readers to the newspaper’s listings for available rooms and rental terms.
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Monroe Evening Times
Boros Returns To Golf Action In Mix Foures Lead
Julius Boros returns to tournament golf after a four month layoff teaming with Betsy Rawls to shoot 68 and lead the Scotch Mixed Foursomes in Sebring Florida. The 44 year old former U S Open winner says he is ready to return to the tour as strong winds test the field while Mason Rudolph and Kathy Whitworth also chase a 69 to share second place with Art Wall and Mary Mills.
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Betsy Rawls
Arnold Palmer
Jacky Cupit
Doros
Miss Rawls
Mason Rudolph
Kathy Whitworth
Art Wall
Mary Mills
Over the Counter Listings Guide by Monroe Office
A compact guide lists securities price ranges marked by bid and ask at compilation. Supplied by the Monroe office of the agency, the document records typical purchase and sale ranges for traders and investors during the period.
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