Blum tops Classic League with 603 in action
Hermie Blum sparked Kegler action with a 603 honor count and a 214 high game in Classic League play. Other leaders included Robert Ethridge with 226 in Pleasure League and multiple 214 singles across divisions as teams posted high series totals and tight finishes.
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Kegler
Robert Ethridge
Bob Tesch
Delbert Blum
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Fred Huber
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Steve Esser
Hans Hayes
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Fred Hubek
Andy Anderson
Monroe
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Green County Salvage
Bob Trickel
Pei Goecks
Ger Kohl
Ferron’s
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Counselman’s
Eagles
Marilyn’s
Loews and Company
Archer Plans Protest After Fullmer Defeats Archer
Jimmy Archer vowed to protest the decision after Don Fullmer defeated his brother Joey Archer to defend the American middleweight title. The elder Archer and many observers disputed the judges and referee's scoring, with plans to appeal to the Massachusetts Boxing Commission.
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Boston
Jimmy Archer
Don Fullmer
West Jordan
Utah
Joey Archer
Harry Sundberg
Archer
Jimmy McCarron
Massachusets Boxing Commission
Hunter's trophy fetches twenty dollars a pound
In Michigan's Upper Peninsula a hunter paid about twenty dollars per pound for a deer trophy. A study by Michigan Technological University forestry students found average hunters spent about two hundred nineteen dollars during the season on food equipment and miscellaneous items.
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Houghton, Mich
Michigan
Upper Peninsula
Michigan Technological University
Driver Hurtubise Honored After Comeback in Ford Banquet
Jim Hurtubise, once badly burned in the 1964 Rex Mays 100, was honored in Dearborn at Ford Motor Company's first Motorsports banquet. The North Tonawanda veteran, 33, received the Ford Award for his comeback which included a second place in a 200 mile Milwaukee race after eight months of medical treatment and driving heavy trucks to rebuild strength. Charles Patterson lauded his return, saying it earned respect for auto racing.
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Dearborn
Mich
Jimmy Hurtubise
Rex Mays
Milwaukee
Hurtubise
Ford
Tonawanda
N.Y
Charles Patterson
Patterson
Monroe Rifle Club Loses to Madison 1470–1450
The Monroe Rifle Club fell 1470 to 1450 at Madison in a Steins season clash. Herman Pfund led Monroe with 100 prone 100 sitting 90 offhand, while C Kiel 100 prone 100 sitting, and L Raymer 189 aided the loser's total. Madison White posted a near perfect 500 in sitting.
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Monroe Rifle Club
Steins
Madison
Darling‘ton
Monroe
Madison White
Herman Pfund
C. Kiel
L. Raymer
C. Drake
E. Grunder
Madison Red
Madison Janesville
Darlington
Ed Schenk
Paul Witt
Herb
Haugen Ih. Norslien
T. Watkins
Nitschke Paces Whitewater Win
Whitewater beat Carroll 91 80 as Dennis Nitschke scored 19 points in the second half to lift the Warhawks to their first win in six starts. Four Warhawks reached double figures while Carroll's Chuck Weinkauf led with 25 points. Northern Michigan defeated St Norbert 108 88 and Bethel MN beat Eau Claire 110 84.
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Associated Press
Whitewater
Dennis Nitschke
Warhawks
Carroll
Bob Bucky
Buchholtz
Monroe
Cheesemaker
Wisconsin
Northern Michigan
St. Norbert
Bethel
Minn
Eau Claire
Nitschke
Chuck Weinkauf
St. Corbert
Don Yagozinski
Gene Summers
Brian Ferguson
Yadozinski
Summers
Ferguson
Ron Peterson
Jerry Moulton
Dave Bjorklund
George Parke
Stan Johnson
Officials Fight Time Limits As Pro Golfers Reject Pacing Rules
A panel led by Arnold Palmer dismissed time limits on shots, arguing it would wreck the game. Other stars like Lema Marr Snead and Casper weighed in on pace, rules, and the need for course officials to enforce decisions. The group praised the flagstick rule but opposed local option measures on green play.
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New York
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Snail
Golf Magazine
Irons
Tony Lema
Short
Dave Marr
Wedge
Sam Snead
Billy Casper
Jack Nicklaus
Gene Littler
Marr
Pebble Beach
Lema
Carling
Juda Grapplers Rout Albany 28-23 In Wrestleight Thriller
Juda grapplers beat Albany 28-23 as Walt Balsiger pinned Mike Speery in 39 seconds and Dan Kundert pinned Ron Briggs at 145 pounds. Dick Gobli pinned Jim Thompson in the 112 class and contributed an all around effort praised by coach Dick Lueck. Keith Blumer defeated Neil Rufer in 44 seconds at 165 pounds. Doug Tway pinned Mohns in 3-33. John Kill pinned Randy Feldt at 35 pounds.
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Walt Balsiger
Mike Speery
Albany
Juda Grapplers
Dick Gobli
Dan Kundert
Juda
Gobli
Jim Thompson
Sundert
Ron Briggs
Keith Blumer
Neil Rufer
John Kill
Randy Feldt
Doug Tway
Mons
Dick Lueck
Dick Gobeli
Balsiger
Dennis Wirth
John Thill
Dick Bobb
Jim
Thompson
Dennis Worth
Keegan
Roy’ Kopp
Jack Feldt
Mohns
Badgers Face Freeman Tonight In Big Ten Opener
Wisconsin starts its Big Ten season vs Illinois led by Don Freeman who has averaged 30 points this season. Coach John Erickson warns no one can stop the senior forward and Rich Jones supports Freeman as Illinois’ top scorer with a 23 point average.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Illinois
Badger
Fighting Illini
John Erickson
Erickson
Don Freeman
Freeman
Butler
West Virginia
Brigham Young
UCLA
Kentucky
Rich Jones
Monroe CYO Beats Jefferson St. John’s 63 54 in Sunday Clash
Michael Connors scores 24 points and 11 field goals while Keegan adds 19 as Monroe CYO defeats Jefferson St. John’s 63 54. Jerry Ripp totals seven and Kurt Share eight for the winners. Holman leads Jefferson with 21. St. Victor’s CYO improves to two wins zero losses.
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John Keegan
Monroe Cyo Cagers
Jefferson St. John
Connors
Keegan
St. John’s
Jefferson
Monroe
Jefferson Cagers
St. Victor's
CYO
Jerry Ripp
Kurt ‘Share
Holman
R. Biederman
Will Sign Contract Dallas Linebacker Tommy No bis
The All-America UT linebacker Tommy Nobis is set to sign a contract with the Atlanta Falcons of the NFL today, per Associated Press reporting.
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Dallas
Tommy Nobis
University of Texas
Atlanta Falcons
Associated Press
Final Tribute Paid To Rickey At Funeral By Players Executives
Louis w Branch Rickey, architect of the minor league farm system and race integration in baseball, was honored at a Grace Methodist Church funeral in Columbia Missouri. About 500 mourners heard tributes from George Sisler Stan Musial and Jackie Robinson as Rickey was buried in Lucasville Ohio. He died Thursday at 83 and reshaped the game by expanding, developing players and opening opportunities for Negroes in the majors.
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Rickey
Grace Methodist Church
Columbia
Lucasville
Ohio
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Ralph Lockman
George Sisler
Stan Musial
Jackie Robinson
Sisler
St. Louis Browns
Musial
St. Louis Cardinal
Cardinals
Robinson
Brooklyn Dodgers
Roy Campanella
Gil Hodges
Duke Snider
Brooklyn
Stanky Named Sox Manager in Chicago
Stanky was named manager of the Chicago White Sox succeeding Al Lopez who resigned. The 48-year-old former Mets director of player personnel signed a three-year contract reportedly worth 340000 per year. He previously managed the St. Louis Cardinals to third place NL finishes in 1952 and 1953 and sixth in 1954. Lopez becomes club vice president.
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Chicago White Sox
al Lopez
Stanky
New York Mets
St. Louis Cardinals
Cardinal
Harry Walker
Lopez
White Sox
Mets
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