Redman’s 633 Leads Bowling Action Across Leagues
George Redman rolls a 633 in the Men's Major League games of 205 204 224, with Bob Ethridge 609 and Cliff Leck 608 in the Tuesday Night Senior League. Linda Hilfiker tops City and Country with 502, while Slim's Tap leads the Men's Major League by a point over Clinic Pharmacy and Mueller's with standings tight with two nights left in the first half. Team results show Rees Construction 4-0 and Kundert Oil Co. and Frenchies leading in other leagues as individual high scores dot last night’s action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kegler
George Redman
Bob Ethridge
Cliff Leck
Linda Hilfiker
Karl Brandenberg
Badgers
Slim's Tap
Clinic Pharmacy
Mueller’s. Slim’s Tap
Mueller
Marco’s
Schlitz
Leck
Frank Pickett
Bob Goecks
Tony Wand
Forrest Kubly
Bill Rees
Rees Construction
Donna Bechtolt
Singleton
Betty Ritschard
Mavis Priewe
Kundert Oil Co
Frenchies
Charles Robertson
John Musser
Robertson
Merle Robertson
Lloyd Liedschlag
Bowens Standard
Deb Share
Bob Wuetrich
Slim’s Tap
Muellers
Dick Bahr
Eagles Club
Goecks
D-X
Mass. Mutual
Swiss Cheese Shop
Monroe Cheese Corp
Dorman Cheese
South Wayne Oil Co
Jackie Prien
Tiger’s Pure Oil
Lime Acres
Treuthardt Trucking
Gemplers Tires
Nitehawk
Lloyd Siedsching
Ole Hanson
Bowen’s Standard
Pat’s Tap
South Siders
Phils
Heins
J and W
LP Gas
NCPS
Cudahy Cage Coach Loses Part of Finger
Milwaukee area coach John McGuire of Cudahy High School was hurt in a gym accident. A trampoline unit he helped fold closed on his left ring finger, severing part of the finger and failing to be restored.
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Milwaukee
Cudahy
John McGuire
McGuire
Valparaiso Edges Marquette 72 61 in Home Win
Valparaiso handed Marquette a 72 61 defeat as Valparaiso surged to a 44 33 halftime lead and rode balanced scoring and free throws. Tom Flynn 16 led Marquette before fouling out, while Rocke Calvelli added 14 as the Warriors fell to 2 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valparaiso
Ind
Marquette
Warriors
Tom Flynn
Bob Wolf
Crusaders
Flynn
Wolf
Craig Leonard
Roger Buxton
Rocke Calvelli
Calvelli
Tulsa's Rhome Named Back of the Year in AP Poll
Tulsa quarterback Jerry Rhome edged Notre Dame's John Huarte for the Associated Press Back of the Year honor receiving 42 percent of votes to 39 percent. Michigan's Bob Timberlake was third with 16 percent. Rhome set multiple season and career records in passing and total offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Tulsa
Jerry Rhome
Notre Dame
John Huarte
Rhome
Huarte
Bob Timberlake
Michigan
Tulsa Star
Southern Methodist
Adult Basketball Play Listings by Thursday Night
James Mauermann park and recreation director reports Thursday night pairings for the adult league. At 7 p.m. Blumer's vs The Office, 8 p.m. Swiss Colony vs Juda, and 9 p.m. Orangeville vs The Hoyas in action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Mauermann
Blumer’s
Swiss Colony
Juda
Orangeville
The
Hoyas
Browns win NFL rushing title for second straight year
Jimmy Brown of Cleveland is named the NFL rushing champion with 1 446 yards on 280 carries at 5.2 yards per attempt, reaching 10 768 career rushing yards. Bart Starr regains the passing title with 2 144 yards and 15 TDs, while Lenny Moore leads scorers and Johnny Morris tops receivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cleveland
Jimmy Brown
National Football League
Brown
Green Bay
Bart Starr
Y. A. Tittle
New York Giants
Baltimore
Lenny Moore
Johnny Morris
Chicago Bears
Washington
Paul Krause
Minnesota
Bobby Walden
Tommy Watkins
Detroit
Clarence Childs
High School Basketball Scores From Multiple Games
Seneca defeated Blue River 63 to 41 and Soldiers Grove beat DeSoto 70 to 44. Gays Mills 87 edged Wauzeka 60 and LaFarge 78 beat Ithaca 51. Gratiot 60 trounced Hollandale 36 and Madison Edgewood 71 defeated Lake Mills 54. La Crosse Logan 58 topped Sparta 53 and Princeton 73 beat Waupun Christian 57. Wayland 95 edged Fond du Lac St. Marys 73. In college action Illinois defeated Wisconsin 70 to 56 and Northland beat Pillsbury 106 to 59. Valparaiso 72 beat Marquette 61 and Oshkosh 92 defeated St Norbert 65. Illinois-Chicago 77 beat Milton 63 and Northwestern of Wisconsin 92 topped Concordia of Milwaukee 80. Carroll 79 defeated Carthage 72 and River Falls 100 beat Eau Claire 89. RCA reports total prize money of 3 665 469 distributed across 591 RCA-sanctioned shows this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton
Northwestern of Wisconsin
Concordia of Milwaukee
Carroll
Carthage
River Falls
Eau Claire
Juda High pins New Glarus in 44 10 victory
Juda High School wrestlers dominated New Glarus 44 to 10 securing their fourth straight win and improving to 6-6 in State Line action. Seven Juda grapplers earned pins led by Larry Davis 1 02 and Dennis Wirth 1 18 with Greg Williams 1 26 and Lester Thorp 2 59 both winning by fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juda High School
Grapplers
New Glarus
Matmen
Juda
Larry Davis
Dennis Wirth
Greg Williams
Russel Wirth
Stan Knobel
Terry Eberle
Dave Erickson
Phil Elmer
Curtis Gobels
Larry Rufenacht
Tom Nelson
Lester Thorp
Martin Bethke
Hans Hoffmann
Gary Davis
Steve Elmer
Lyle Thorp
Bob Hilstead
Dave Nyhns
Steve Marty
Bill Clark
Rod Disch
Monroe Freshmen Lose to Freeport 64 to 59
The Monroe High School Freshmen fell 64 59 at Freeport in a tight game after leading 29 27 at halftime. Jim Larson scored 18 for Monroe, with Bloom 16 and Freeport’s Kemp 20 lead all scorers. An A B game also went to Freeport 25 22. Monroe hosts Darlington Monday at 4 30 p.m.
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Monroe
Freeport
Roy Hull
Intermission
Jim Larson
Don Bloom
Bill Spring
Dave Goetz
Scott Haberman
Kemp
Randall
Darlington
Oliver
Lilliston
Jamesway
Hudson
Point Auto Salvage Yards
Martin Steel
Howe
Antoine St
Soldiers Memorial Park
Mineral Point
Wis
Iowa County
Monroe High to Host Milwaukee Lutheran Grid Game in 1965
Monroe High School athletic director Lee Mitchell announced a football game against Milwaukee Lutheran set for Saturday September 11 at T. R. Holyoke Athletic Field. Milwaukee Lutheran mirrors Monroe in school size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Mitchell
Monroe High School
Milwaukee Lutheran
Mitchell
T. R. Holyoke
Milwaukee
Badgers Streak Broken by Illini in Conference Opener
Wisconsin dropped a 70-56 decision to Illinois at the UW Field House. Mark Zuber scorched for 30 points but the Badgers lacked support as Illinois dominated rebounding 55-20 and controlled the pace. Ken Gustafson added 13, while Skip Thoren and Don Freeman led Illinois with double figures and strong first-half dominance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wisconsin
Badgers
Mark Zuber
Illinois
Illini
Zubor
Ken Gustafson
Gustafson
Skip Thoren
Illni
Don Freeman
Bowling Green
Harry Combes
College Football Attendance Hits All-Time High in 1964
College football reported a record attendance of 23,354,477 in 1964, up 5.02 percent from 1963. The rise marked the 11th straight year of growth, with nine of eleven major conferences gaining and Big Ten Big Eight and SEC posting all-time per game averages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Collegiate Athletic Bureau
Big Ten
Big Eight
Southeastern
Over budget issues prompt accounting for incinerator repairs
City officials discuss $7,000 overrun on incinerator work done during an emergency and the need for a full expenditure report. The council also reviews an $8,194.09 partial cost of a $12,000 storage building and confirms routine funding steps to meet tax and project needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Burgy Jr
Eighth Ward
O. N. Johnson
Finance Committee
Board of Public Works
Johnson
William J. Schmitz
Ekum
Burgy
Robert Tschudy
Third Ward
Fred R. Simpson
Judiciary Committee
Monroe
Baraboo
11Th
7Th Ave
Thunder Creek
Legion Club
General Fund
Harvey Elmer
Police Department
First National Bank
Commercial and Savings Bank
Henry Grundahl
Olson Electric Co
Brodhead
Jos. Kahne Lumber Co
Dwight outlasts Reddick in nine overtimes 76 72
Dwight beat Reddick 76 to 72 after nine overtimes in Illinois basketball. The game remained tied 62-62 through regulation and the first seven overtimes before Dwight pulled ahead for the victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight
Ill
Reddick
Cable links America with the Philippines
A submarine cable linking the United States and the Philippines was inaugurated yesterday. Mrs Diosdado Macapagal placed the first call to her daughter in Washington, D C. The 1,600 mile cable runs from Manila to Guam and ties into lines to Japan Hawaii and San Francisco.
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Manila
United States
Philippines
Diosdado Macapagal
Gloria
Washington, D.C
Guam
Japan
Hawaii
San Francisco
Classified Ads Make Quick Cash From Unneeded Items
A short note promotes selling unused goods through classifieds as a simple way to earn cash. It highlights ease and potential profit for readers seeking fast, local transactions.
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Redman
BY Jimmy Hatlo
Soupina
Saint Cheddar
Ferron’s
Rush
RCA
Denver
Rodeo Cowboys Association
Glarners
Winslow Marketing Center
Winslow, Illinois
Winslow
Browntown
Wayne Etnyre
Mgr
Zuber
Johnny Erickson
Goetz
Monroe’s
Sebastian Laeser, Jr
Turner Hall
TILT
America
Nena
Peena
Bauman
ACE Hardware
Farm Loan Service Inc. Farm and Real Estate Auction
Cecil J. Flanagan
Wim. N. Lawinger Jr
Earl Claver
Eldon Schraepfer
Smith and Johanning, Inc
Dodgeville
James H. Gordon
Hardy J. Roos
Albert H. Noble
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