Cheesemen Fall to Monona Grove in Narrow 24-21 Wrestling Duel
Coach Ralph Neale's team narrowly lost to Monona Grove 24-21 as Dave Pick and Richard Wilde shined with quick pins in 3:12 and 0:42 for 145 and 180 pounds. Ed Anderson, Dave Kubly, and Leon Baertschy added decisions for Monroe, while the Cheesemaker B team beat Monona Grove 37-11. Next matches set for Tuesday at Lake Mills.
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Ralph Neale
Monona Grove
Dave Pick
Richard Wilde
Pick
Paul Stickles
Wilde
Jerry Sargent
Monroe
Ed Anderson
Norm Scoville
Dave Kubly
Jim Boyer
Leon Baertschy
Joe Whalen
Cheese
Gotham Bowl Sets Ticket Pace and TV Deal
New York Miami and Nebraska arrive for the Gotham Bowl at Yankee Stadium with about 20 000 tickets sold. A taped TV deal is approved and Mayor Wagner backs the expense money to allow the game.Miami is guaranteed 30000 and Nebraska 35000, with proceeds to go to the schools after the March of Dimes cut. Experts call the matchup even as Miami posts 7 3 and Nebraska suffers a late season loss to Oklahoma 34 6.
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New York
Miami
Nebraska
Cornhuskers
Yankee Stadium
Bob Curran
Robert Wagner
Louisiana State
Alabama
Northwestern
Oklahoma
Su Mac Lad Named Harness Horse of the Year for 1962
Su Mac Lad the 8 year old gelding owned by Irving W. Berkemeyer of New Milford New Jersey won the United States Trotting Association Harness Horse of the Year poll with 36 first place votes and 520 points from 106 voters. Henry T. Alios runner up earned 407 points. Irvin Paul finished third and A.S.’s Viking fourth.
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Columbus, O
Su Mac Lad
United States Trotting Association
Stanley Dancer
Henry T. Alios
Irvin Paul
A.S
Viking
Adios Butler
Butler
Irving W. Berkemeyer
New Milford
N.J
Duke Rodney
Matastar
Henry T. Adios
A.C
Lehigh Hanover
Speedy Scot
B.F. Coaltown
Overtrick
Chiefs of Long Beach Beat Tapers 94 90 On Road
The Long Beach Chiefs won 94 90 against the Philadelphia Tapers in the American Basketball League. The club, relocated from Hawaii this year, maintains the league lead despite a poor gate turnout in Long Beach.
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Chiefs of
Long Beach
Associated Press
Long Beach Chiefs
Hawaii
California
Chiefs
Philadelphia
Lee Roy Jordan Named AP Lineman of the Year
Lee Roy Jordan of Tuscaloosa was chosen as the AP lineman of the year in a poll of sports writers and broadcasters. The award highlights his performance for the season, recognizing his impact on the line.
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Jordan
49ers at Browns. Packers, Bears chase titles in NFL
NFL weekend features 49ers versus Browns in San Francisco with no race impact but TV value. Packers need win or tie in Los Angeles to seal third straight Western crown while Giants meet Cowboys in New York and Bears face Lions in Chicago as Detroit seeks upset. AFL sees Oilers take on Titans, Raiders host Patriots. other matchups include Steelers Redskins and Cowboys Texans with playoff implications.
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Cleveland Browns
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Los Angeles Rams
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Redskins
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Cowboys
Ralph Guglielmi
George Blanda
Charlie Tolar
Boston
Raiders
San Diego
Texans
Len Dawson
Abner Haynes
UW Favored to Win State Wrestling Crown
Madison Wisconsin University of Wisconsin, reigning state champion, is favored to win the State Collegiate Wrestling Tournament at the university field house. Returning champ Paul Mergen defends his 167 pound title as 115 wrestlers from 13 schools compete in eight divisions with semi finals Saturday morning and finals after the Wisconsin Miami of Ohio game. Strong challenge expected from Marquette Stevens Point Superior and other entrants.
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University of Wisconsin
University
Paul Mergen
Wisconsin- Miami
Ohio
Badger
George Martin
Marquette
Stevens Point
Superior
Wisconsin-Marquette
Stout
Whitewater
Platteville
la Crosse
Ripon
Lawrence
Beloit
Carroll
Lillian Schindler posts 537 in Pleasure League season high
Lillian Schindler bowled a 537 series as the Pleasure League recorded its 100th 500-plus mark by women this season. Rec reation Club dominated Victory League action with a 2758 team total and a 1016 game led by top five scores from Wuetrich, Jones, Deininger, Wuthrich, and Zuhlke.
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Lillian Schindler
Recreation Club
Bob Wuetrich
Don Jones
Foster Deininger
Mike Wuthrich
William Zuhlke
Ken Smith
Virgil Bowman
Forrest Briggs
Myron Larson
Forrest Kohl
Counselman’s
Bob and Wigs
Evie
Eagies
Share’s
Moose
Helen Burkhard
Marian Kerr
Bette Elmer
Vi Kuban
Jolly Five
Gempler
S and O TV
Texaco
Kundert’s
Bauman
Ally Kats
Tiger’s
Pure Oil
Harold Matzke
Tony Wand
Sam Ragula
Casey Goecks
Lou Hackle
Clark’s Grandpas
Kubly
Sportsman’s Bar
Eagles
Eaton’s
Roger Cheese
Dean’s Milk
Herb Goecks
R. H. Bahr
Fred
Local Bowling Scores and Team Standings Reported
Grendahl numbers list and Bob Wuetrich scores lead a mixed bowling card. Team results show Hoffmans 4-0 and Junction House Bar 0-4, with Schuetze’s 2-2, Sportsman’s Bar 2-2, Commercial Bank 1-3, and Recreation Club 3-1 in a round of matches.
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Hoffman’s
Junction House Bar
Schuetze’s
Sportsman’s Bar
Commercial Bank
Recreation Club
Liberty Bowl Invitation Extends to 8-2 Team
An 8-2 season yields an invitation to the fourth annual Liberty Bowl game. The article notes the team earned a postseason bid and will face a yet unspecified opponent in the event.
Villanova Faces Oregon State in Liberty Bowl Showdown
Villanova, led by a stout defense under Coach Alex Bell, meets Oregon State in the Liberty Bowl. The Wildcats boast a 7-2 season with 189 yards allowed per game, while Oregon State, behind quarterback Terry Baker, ranks high in offense with 3,752 total yards and 34 touchdowns.
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Philadelphia
Villanova
Oregon State
Alex Bell
Wildcats
Beavers
Shullsburg Gridders Earn School Letters
Shullsburg high school awarded letters to ten seniors among 14 football players per athletic director Ron Ellis. Captain-elect Ken Edge and Tim Leahy earned all league honors, with Leahy and McCoy named team MVPs and all league. Others honored include McCoy Spore Hendrickson Ubersox Weisskircher Wear Rufe Nacht and Morris Ubersox, plus juniors Hillary Woodworth and sophomores Solberg and Steve Ubersox.
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Spullsburg
Shullsburg
Ron Ellis
Ken Edge
Tim Leahy
Jack McCoy
Bob Spore
Jim Hendrickson
Dave Ubersox
Larry Weisskircher
Tom Wear
Jim Rufenacht
Morris Ubersox
Bob Hillary
Bob Woodworth
Larry Solberg
Steve Ubersox
Leahy
McCoy
Zeus To Undergo Tougher Testing Next Year
The Army said Nike Zeus antimissile tests will become harder in next year with Air Force launches of plastic shapes and other junk to gauge the discrimination radar. Two successful intercepts so far include a Kwajalein launch meeting an Atlas warhead fired from 5000 miles away.
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Army
Pacific
California
Kwajalein
mid-Pacific
Air Force
Beloit and Whitewater Nets Highlight College Scores
Beloit defeated Ripon 74 to 66 and Whitewater beat Milton 69 to 54 in college basketball. La Crosse State College lists Peter von Allmen of Monroe as a freshman guard, 5-11, 165 pounds, 1962 Monroe HS graduate.
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Ripon
Whitewater
Milton
Superior
Bethel
LA Crosse
Peter von Allmen
Monroe
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