Hawley Mueller Teams Top Plea sure and Turner Hall Leagues
Hawley's team won the first half of the Kegler action with Mueller Cheese also leading in Turner Hall. Ken Roth led individual scores with a 602 series, and Emmanuel Fuchs added a 224 single game as teams posted mixed 3-1 and 1-3 records across Pleasure, Turner Hall, and other leagues.
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Hawley
Mueller Cheese
Kegler
Hawleys
Niffeneggers
Hubers
Simmons
Martin
Gemplers
Swiss Wheel
Spoerrys
Ken Roth
Roth
Emmanuel Fuchs
Vic Carson
Wiemans
Headquarters Tavern
Pleasure
Lou Hackle
Wally Speich
Wendall Simmons
Bill Hawthorne
Martins
Turner Hall
Dave Eley
Rudy Jenny
Lou Hackel
Les Krug
Sebastian Laeser
Jake Schulthess
Triangle
Mueller
Monroe Sales
Windy Acres
Grace Lutheran
Treuthardt Stockyards
Montgomery
Green County Salvage
Jimmy Brown Leads Pro Bowl Bid With Rushing Feat
Los Angeles awaits as Jim Brown, first NFL player to rush over a mile in a season, headlines the Eastern Conference Pro Bowl squad announced by seven coaches. He makes his seventh NFL All Star appearance at the Coliseum on January 12 alongside Y A Tittle of the Giants.
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Los Angeles
Jim Brown
Cleveland
Y. A. Tittle
New York Giants
Illini Favored in Rose Bowl
The Illinois football team, headed to the Rose Bowl to face Washington, is favored by five points despite Washington boasting a 6 4 record. Washington coach Jim Owens notes Illinois is strong and more experienced, while Illinois publicist Charles Bellati says Illinois will allow more access for West Coast writers during practice. Washington opens Rose Bowl drills in Long Beach as Illinois arrives in Pasadena for 16 days of prep.
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Los Angeles
Illinois
Washington
Huskies
Seattle
Jim Owens
Owens
USCA
Long Beach
Pasadena
Illini
Charles Bellati
Livestock and grain markets from Chicago report
Hogs 8,000, butchers steady to 25 lower with 1-2 200-220 lb at 15.35-15.65. cattle 3,000 with calves 100. steers and heifers varied by weight and grade. sheep 800 with lambs 19.50-20.00. butter and eggs steady to firm with wholesale prices listed. grain notes no wheat oats or soybeans sold. corn No 3 yellow at 1.21% and No 4 yellow at 1.15%.
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Chicago
USDA
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Wisconsin Independent Colleges Elect Northland Leader
Richard P. Bailey president of Northland College Ashland is elected president of the Wisconsin Association of Independent Colleges and Universities, succeeding John B. Johnson of Milwaukee Downer.
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Milwaukee
Richard P. Bailey
Northland College
Ashland
Wisconsin Association of Independent Colleges and Universities
John B. Johnson
Milwaukee Downer
Peters Ford Share AL Pitching Honors in 1963
Rookie Gary Peters of the Chicago White Sox and veteran Whitey Ford of the New York Yankees shared American League pitching honors in 1963. Peters led with a 2.33 ERA, while Ford won the most games with 24 and posted a .774 winning percentage, pitching 269 innings. Peters also finished 19-8 and edged teammate Juan Pizarro for the ERA title.
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Boston
Gary Peters
Chicago White Sox
Whitey Ford
New York Yankees
Peters
Juan Pizarro
Oe Bearden
Cleveland
Ford
Yankees
Honors Keep Coming Navy's Staubach Voted Best Back
Roger Staubach of Navy was named the outstanding college backfield performer of 1963 by The Associated Press. He led Navy to a 9-1 record, threw for 1,890 yards in total offense, and posted a 67.3 percent passing mark. Billy Lothridge led votes among others. Don Trull set NCAA records in completions and total offense.
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New York
Roger Staubach
Navy
Associated Press
Cincinnati
Billy Lothridge
Georgia Tech
Mr. Everything
Baylor
Don Trull
Sherman Lewis
Gayle Sayers
Kansas
George Bork
Northern Illinois State
Bork
Staubach
Middies
Texas
Jolly Roger
Lothridge
Engineers
Trull
Badger Cagers Brace for Gonzaga Test in Madison
Wisconsin coach Johnny Erickson warns not to take Gonzaga lightly as the Badgers prepare for the Zippy Zags. Gonzaga, 4-2 after a 87-74 win over Santa Clara, features 6 foot 2 Jim Harris and a balanced scoring attack led by Elmer Deschaine and Bill Suter. Wisconsin sticks with: Mark Zubor, Bob Johnson, Ken Gustafson, Mike O Melia, and Jim Bohen.
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Madison
University of Wisconsin
Johnny Erickson
Gonzaga
Erickson
Cincinnati
Badgers
Lexington
Kentucky
Portland
Ore
Santa Clara
Jim Harris
Elmer Deschaine
Bill Suter
Mark Zubor
Bob Johnson
Ken Gustafson
Mike O’melia
Jim Bohen
Phillies hire Grover Froese as scout
Philadelphia announces the hiring of Grover Froese a 47 year old former major league umpire as a scout for the organization.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Phillies
Grover Froese
McPeak Rehired As Redskin Coach
Bill McPeak was rehired as coach and general manager of the Washington Redskins with broad authority to spend and overhaul playing talent. The move follows a year in which the team posted a 3 11 record despite attendance gains and comes as long-time owner George Preston Marshall faces health issues and a potential trusteeship.
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Washington
Bill McPeak
Washington Redskin
McPeak
National Football League
George Preston Marshall
Marshall
Redskins
Boston
Redskin
C. Leo DeOrsey
Edward Bennet Williams
Milton King
DeOrsey
Williams, King
Jack Kent Cooke
Los Angeles Sportsman
NFL
Braves Announce 28 Spring Training Games for 1964
The Milwaukee Braves unveiled a 28 game spring slate split between West Palm Beach Florida and road venues. The schedule opens March 14 in Pompano Beach against Washington, then shifts to Milwaukee park for the home portion.
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Milwaukee
West Palm Beach
Fla
Milwaukee Braves
Washington
Pompano Beach
Braves
Rifle Team Edged Out by One Point in Close Meet
The Monroe Rifle Team lost to Madison by one shot on the Madison range last night. Final score Madison 1455 Monroe 1454. Monroe shooters posted 500 in prone, 497 in sitting, and 454 offhand while Madison had 500 prone and 458 offhand. Read as standout performers included Robert Vogel Lyle Drake Clarence Drake Lawrence Raymer Herbert Pfund Mark Hanna Orville Kiel and H Thompson with multiple perfect 100s in prone and sitting. Monroe ends the season at 3-3.
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Monroe
Madison Red
Madison
Reds
Robert Vogel
Lyle Drake
Clarence Drake
Lawrence Raymer
Herbert Pfund
Mark Hanna
Orville Kiel
H. Thompson
Raymer
Pfund
Ralph Penniston
Kiel
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Robert Goecks
Elvin Riese
Bowen’s Station
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Jimmy Brown
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Michigan State
Jimmy Sidle
Auburn
Mel Renfro
Oregon
Terry Isaacson
Air Force Academy
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18Th Ave
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the Marshall Company
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