Multiple Bowling Leagues Report Varied Scores and Team Wins
Erv Spring, 238 singleton and 594 series. Butch Myers 568 and 213 high. John Huffman 244 singleton and 584. Leo Sebald 571 series in Turner Hall. Mobil Oil 2,567 series. Eagles and Firebirds strong in team play. Classic League led by Lee Nipple with 569 series and 206 singleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erv Spring
Kegler
Gettie Wirtz
Jack Palmer
Butch Myers
Spoerry’s
Niffeneggers
Martins
Bob Trickel
John Holtshopple
Eagles
Tigers Firebirds
Firebirds
Leo Sebald
Dave Eley
Singleton
Mobil Oil
Monroe Sales
Washington Implement
Lee Nipple
Curly Goecks
Bucky Coplien
E. Andrews
Goecks
Felders
Green County Realty
Pleasure
Pete Hanson
Hubers
Spoerry
Hawleys
Gemplers
Swiss Colony
Simmons
John Huffman
Emmanuel Fuchs
Tiger Kohl
Tiger Firebirds
Counselman’s
Wiemans
Bob and Wigs
Ferrons
Turner Hall
Sebastian Laeser
Bob Stamm
Herb Matzke
Grace Lutheran
Treuthardt Stockyards
Mueller Cheese
Windy Acres
Green County Salvage
Pat Lunda
Coplien Painters
Headquarter
Junction House
Heinzelmans
Globetrotters Beat Mustangs In Little League Action
The Globetrotters tallied 42 points to defeat the Mustangs 42 to 14. Vikings defeated Buckeyes 25 to 17 as Buckeyes led early then faded. Globetrotters led 20 to 7 at halftime while Mustangs were shut out in the second half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globetrotters
Mustangs
Vikings
Buckeyes
Trotters
Braves Officials to Meet in Atlanta on 1966 Plans
Milwaukee Braves top-ranking officials will meet in Atlanta on Wednesday to discuss future plans for the team in its new 1966 home. The group includes Bill Bartholomay chairman Tom Reynolds executive vice president John McHale president and other leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee Braves
Atlanta
Bill Bartholomay
Tom Reynolds
John McHale
Ernie Johnson
Giardello Defends Crown With Decisive Win Over Carter
In Philadelphia at Convention Hall middleweight champion Joey Giardello defeated Rubin Carter by unanimous decision in 15 rounds. Carter pressed hard in round four but Giardello’s experience and counterpunching pulled him through. Giardello, 34, extended his win streak to eight with non title bouts planned before a possible match with Archer or Tiger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Joey Giardello
Giardello
Carter
Nigeria
Dick Tiger
Atlantic City
N.J
Rocky Rivera
Joey Archer
New York
Tiger
Archer
Reds acquire Craig and James in swap with Cardinals
Cincinnati lands Roger Craig and Charley James from St. Louis in exchange for Bob Purkey and an unnamed minor league player to be named later. Purkey posted 23 wins in 1962 but dropped to 6 16 in 1963. Craig was 5 22 in 1963 after a 10 24 mark with the Mets in 1962. James batted .223 with 5 homers last season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Roger Craig
Charley James
Cincinnati Reds
St. Louis Cardinals
Cardinals
Bob Purkey
Reds
William O. DeWitt
DeWitt
Purkey
Craig
New York Mets
Mets
St. Louis
Brooklyn Dodgers
Dodgers
James
Undefeated Badgers Face Illini in Historic Opener
Wisconsin seeks to extend a 3 game win streak as undefeated Badgers meet Illinois in the Big Ten opener. Wisconsin’s new control offense fuels a 61 percent shooting pace after beating Bowling Green, Houston, and Pitt. Illinois sits at 3 of 4 pre conference wins with an upset over UCLA and wins over St. Louis and Bowling Green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wisconsin
Badgers
Illinois
Big Ten
Illini
UCLA
St. Louis
Bowling Green
Washington
Houston
Pitt
Rifle Team Triumph Sparks Close Match 1458 to 1455
The Monroe Rifle Team edged the Madison White club 1458 to 1455 at the Madison Range. Both squads tied 500 in prone, Monroe 498 sitting to Madison 488, Madison 467 offhand. Individual notes include multiple 100s from Herb Pfund, Clarence Drake, Ralph Penniston, Paul Witt, George Raymer, and others. Moen led Madison with 294, Schulz and Norslien each 291, and three members achieved triple wins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Madison White Club
Madison Range
Madison
Herb Pfund
Clarence Drake
Ralph Penniston
Paul Witt
George Raymer
Lawrence Raymer
Elmer Schulz
Jerry Moen
Vigil Turk
Jim Wilkinson
Harold Norslien
Moen
Madison Whites
Schulz
Norslien
SIT OH Raymer
Pfund
Vogel
Drake
Hanna
Penniston
Kiel Witt
Schenk Raymer
Madison White
SIT OH - Schult
Turk
Wilkinson
Norslien Norslien
Haugen
WCIAA Approves Sites of Tourney
The Wisconsin Catholic Interscholastic Athletic Association set eight regional sites for the state basketball tournament run February 26 to 28 in Milwaukee. Regions include Superior Cathedral with Eau Claire Regis, La Crosse Aquinas, Wausau Newman, Little Chute St John, Appleton Xavier, Waukesha Memorial, Milwaukee Don Bosco, and Racine St Catherine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wisconsin Catholic Interscholastic Athletic Association
Superior Cathedral
Eau Claire Regis
Cathedral
la Crosse Aquinas
Wausau Newman
Little Chute St. John
Appleton Xavier
Waukesha
Illinois youth gets 15 years in prison
Charles Dennis Masini 20 of Libertyville Illinois was sentenced to 15 years for two counterfeiting charges involving 7740 in bogus bills He was arrested September 21 in a downtown hotel and had pleaded innocent to possessing three counterfeit notes and concealing 384 others Attorneys said they will appeal the conviction U S District Judge Marion S Boyd raised his bond from 5000 to 15000 after learning he was wanted for questioning in the racine Wisconsin jewelry store holdup last Friday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
Illinois
Charles Dennis Masini
Libertyville
Masini
U.S
Marion S. Boyd
Braves Continue Move to Atlanta After 1965 Season
The Milwaukee Braves reassigned three front office staff to Atlanta as part of preparations for the club’s relocation after the 1965 season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braves
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Braves
Atlanta
Kramer Leads North Squad In Senior Bowl Selection
Nebraska tackle Larry Kramer headlines a 27 man North squad announced for the 16th annual Senior Bowl in Mobile Alabama with the game set for January 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kramer
Mobile
Ala
AIL America
Larry Kramer
Nebraska
Santa Fe Trail Starts Across Missouri and Kansas
The Santa Fe Trail had several starting points in Missouri including Franklin Independence and Westport. It ran southwest across Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Franklin
Independence
Westport
Kansas
Daily Markets Live Stock and Commodities Report
Chicago livestock bids show hogs steady to higher with 190 to 220 pounders at 16.75 to 17.00 and 35 head at 17.25, larger ranges across weights. Cattle demand weaker with top loads around 1,150 to 1,180 pounds at 25.00. calves absent. sheep lambs 80 to 105 pounds at 20.50 to 21.00. butter and eggs show mixed steady prices. soybeans and grains lack sales with soybean oil at 12.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Domestic workers and social security tax responsibilities
The text explains when to report social security taxes for domestic employees. If you pay a household worker $50 or more in cash wages in a calendar quarter you must pay social security taxes. The tax rate matches the standard rate, with both the employee and employer contributing 3.5 percent (total 7 percent).
La Crosse Takes Lead In State Univ Conference Race
Undefeated La Crosse rolled past Superior 97-80 to seize sole possession of first in the State University Conference. The Indians and Yellowjackets moved to 30-30 conference records entering the showdown. La Crosse used a 47-36 halftime edge to coast to its fifth win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
la Crosse
Superior
State University
Indians
Yellowjackets
Long-nosed bat feeds on nectar with bristle tongue
The long-nosed bat relies on flower nectar as its food. Its tongue bears bristle-like projections that help gather pollen as well as nectar.
Rookie Rico Carty Named Braves 1964 Rookie of the Year
Milwaukee chapter of the Baseball Writers Association of America selected Rico Carty as the Braves 1964 Rookie of the Year. The Dominican Republic native batted .338 in 183 games with 22 homers and 88 RBIs after earning a starting left field job in May. He will receive the Tom Andrews Award at the Diamond Dinner Jan. 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Rico Carty
Bobby Bragan
Braves
Baseball Writers Association of America
Carty
Writers
Schroeder
Tom Andrews
Dominican Republic
Bragan
Billy Bruton
Henry Aaron
Chuck Tanner
Taylor Phillips
Bob Hazle
Carl Willey
Joe Torre
Claude Raymond
Bob Sadowski
Eclipse of Moon Set for Friday Night Visible Across Americas
An hour long total lunar eclipse will occur Friday night weather permitting and be visible across North and South America. The moon enters the umbra at 7 59 p m EST, is fully eclipsed from 9 07 to 10 07 p m, and ends at 11 15 p m. The last total eclipse seen in the country was June 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
North
South America
Navy, Annapolis still debating Hardin contract
The Naval Academy continues to review the five year contract for Wayne Hardin as head football coach. After a two hour meeting on Monday officials said further sessions are needed and a statement is expected on Thursday by athletics director Capt. William S. Busik.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Wayne Hardin
Navy
William S. Busik
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pleasure League
Emmanul Fuchs
Ray Berry
Baltimore Colts
Washington Redskins
Berry
Bill Howton
Jim Shorter
Giardelllo
Pal Joey
Craig, James
WCIAA
RCA Victor
Rcavictor
Portsmouth
Phillips & Smith
Monroe, Wis
BY Jimmy Hatlo
RICK_WALTER
Burns Ave
Atherton
California
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Ford
Bolt, Beranek and Newman, Inc
U. S. Auto Club
Ford Ltd
Zarat
Cour
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!