Moe Records Shows Big Score In Local Bowling Leagues
In the Women's Major League Moe Records recorded three strong counts led by Ev Jacobs 522 and Millie Boyer 510 with Bette Elmer 504. In KC Cadiz Roger Moe topped with 688, plus a 248 singleton. Hubers and Riverside Tap posted high team totals while Vi Kuban led the Keglerette with 499. Team standings list Swiss Colony and Clark’s John Deere among top groups.
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Kc-Cadiz
Ev Jacobs
Millie Boyer
Bette Elmer
Roger Moe
Moe
Mrs. Elmer
Mary Ann Haberman
Clark
John Deere
Bernard Wiegel
Bernard Lee
Hubers
Riverside Tap
Vi Kuban
Ledora Brostuen
Marty’s Dairy
Frances Miller
Pauline Hemphill
Dorothy Krug
Cramer Funeral Home
McGinnis Co
Friede Wuetrich
Idle Hour Mansion
Monroe Cold Storage
Ludlow Bar
Kubly
Frank Klarer
VFW
Roy’s Dairy
Clark Implement
Rambler of
Monroe
Carter and Gruenewald
NCPS
Keglerette — Vi Kuban
Sedora Brostuen
Jackie Prien
Frieda Swiggum
Lorraine Waage
Stauffacher Construction
Pepsi Cola
Eileen Taft
Abe’s Plumbing
the Office
Baumegartner’s
Faith’s
Junior High Cagers Topple St Victor's
The Monroe Junior High School basketball team defeated St Victor's 32 to 11 in seventh grade action and 36 to 21 in eighth grade. The team improved to a 2 1 record under coach Chuck Ekena and will play Alb Monday at 4 p.m. at the Junior High.
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Monroe
St. Victor’s School
Alb
Chuck Ekena
Six Packers Listed On Western Squad For East West Game
Johnny Unitas will be the No 1 quarterback for the Western Division in the East West National Football League Pro Bowl game in Los Angeles on January 10. Six Green Bay Packers join him on the Western roster including Forrest Gregg Jim Taylor Willie Davis Ray Nitschke Herb Adderly and Willie Wood.
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Los Angeles
Johnny Unitas
Baltimore Colts
Unitas
NFL
Green Bay Packers
Forrest Gregg
Jim Taylor
Willie Davis
Ray Nitschke
Herb Adderly
Willie Wood
Cappelletti Named AFL MVP After Record Scoring Season
Boston Patriots star Gino Cappelletti earned the AFL Most Valuable Player award from an Associated Press panel. The 30 year old, who moved to end flanker, scored 155 points to lead the league and set a record, with seven touchdowns and 36 conversions plus two point catches and 25 field goals.
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New York
Gino Cappelletti
Boston Patriots
Associated Press
Cappelletti
Boston
Buffalo
Minnesota
Houston
Buffalo Bills
Denver
Bolling Torre Lead Loop Fielding Honors
Cincinnati's Frank Bolling and Joe Torre head NL fielding leaders per official averages released Wednesday night. Bolling posted four errors in 474 chances at second base while Torre topped catchers with a .995 fielding mark in 95 games. Milwaukee finished second in club defense at .977, behind Cincinnati at .979. Ed Mathews ranked third at third base and Denis Menke fifth at short. Roy McMillan, starting with Milwaukee then the Mets, was runner up at short while Eddie Kasko of Houston led the position. Hank Aaron and Lee Maye also received mentions among outfield rankings.
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Cincinnati
Braves
Frank Bolling
Joe Torre
Bolling
Torre
Milwaukee
Ed Mathews
Denis Menke
Roy McMillan
New York Mets
Houston
Eddie Kasko
Hank Aaron
Lee Maye
Rent that room through Classified ads in The Monroe Evening
A compact notice invites readers to rent a room via the Monroe Evening classified section. It notes affordable terms and directs to the paper’s help desk for contact details.
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Monroe Evening Times
Talented Toe Kicker Jim Bakken Builds Confidence
Madison born Jim Bakken credits a strong leg and growing confidence for his fifth field goal in a 36 34 win over Philadelphia. The 24 year old kicker helped the St Louis Cardinals finish 9 3 2 and earn a Playoff Bowl berth against Green Bay in Miami. Bakken, among four players to kick five field goals in an NFL game, spoke of mental prep and compared his role to a relief pitcher.
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Madison
Jim Bakken
St. Louis Cardinals
Bakken
University of Wisconsin
Cardinal
Cleveland Browns
Green Bay Packers
Miami
Rock Hudson
Cardinals
Los Angeles Rams
Ernie Nevers
Bob Waterfield
Roger Leclerc
Green Bay
Packerland
Jim
Minnesota Vikings
Fran Tarkenton
Globetrotters Dominate Buckeyes In Little Loop Play
The Globetrotters beat the Buckeyes 47 to 15 to spark Little League basketball. Mustangs defeated the Blue Devils 23 to 15 with steady second half scoring after a 4-1 early lead.
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Globetrotters
Buckeyes
Mustangs
Blue Devils
Stauffacher Leads Swiss Colony to Narrow 48 47 Win
Dave Stauffacher nailed a final second free throw for Swiss Colony as they edged Orangeville 48 47 in adult league action. Stauffacher topped scoring with 23 points on nine field goals and five free throws, while Jerry Jordan of Juda had 21.
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Dave Stauffacher
Orangeville
Hoyas
Judo
Bernies
Stauffacher
Jerry Jordan
Juda
Jim Zweifel
Dan Schober
Dewey Vorseth
Charles Buttke
Freddie Feldt
Bob Leistikow
Pat Kubly
Dick Yaun
Price
Wichman
Tom Markum
Bob Lasser
Bill Thomas
Bernie
Gary Ruge
Roy Hull
Chuck Ekena
Notre Dame Army to Play in New York Next Fall
Notre Dame and Army may renew their football rivalry in New York for the 1965 season after an 18 year gap. A site announcement is due next month with New York or Philadelphia as prime choices, possibly at Shea Stadium if New York is selected.
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New York
Notre Dame
Army
Philadelphia
South Bend
Ind
Shea Stadium
Panama Rank Exposes Fleet Ownership Gap in Maritime Flag
Panama sits 11th in gross tonnage today yet most ships flying its flag are owned by foreign nationals. This disparity highlights the dominance of non nationals in Panama’s merchant fleet and the persistent influence of global ownership patterns in the flag of convenience system.
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Panama
Monticello Cagers Stop Juda Graders
The Monticello Grade School basketball team beat the Juda Grade team 64 to 20 in Monticello Tuesday night. Roger Gibbons scored 28 points to lead Monticello, with Mark Hefty adding 13 and John Hammerly 8. Juda’s Larry Nickel and David Beighton each had six.
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Monticello
Juda
Roger Gibbons
Mark Hefty
John Hammerly
Larry Nickel
David Beighton
Reds Win National League Fielding Title for 1964
Cincinnati Reds posted the NL’s top fielding average at .979 last season, with Milwaukee and Houston close behind. Individual leaders include Bob Aspromonte .973 at third, Kasko .978 at shortstop, Frank Bolling .985 at second, Joe Torre .995 at catcher, and Larry Jackson 109 chances without an error for the Cubs. Mazeroski led double plays for Pittsburgh with 122.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
Houston Colts
Milwaukee Braves
Reds
Braves
Colts
Bob Aspromonte
Houston
Kasko
Aspromonte
Stan Hack
Chicago Cubs
Frank Bolling
Joe Torre
Milwaukee
Bolling
Torre
Bill White
St. Louis
Tony Gonzalez
Philadelphia
Larry Jackson
Cubs
Evansville Tops Small-School Poll
Evansville was the unanimous No. 1 small college basketball team in the AP poll, earning 160 points on all 16 ballots. Grambling placed second with 88 points, followed by Pan American and others in the top ten.
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Associated Press
Evansville
Indiana College
Notre Dame
Northwestern
Iowa
Grambling
Pan American
Wittenburg
Southern Illinois
Fresno State
Akron
Youngstown
Winston-Salem
Rockhurst
Howe Sparks Hockey Action Against Rangers
Gordie Howe led Detroit to a 7-3 win over the New York Rangers with two goals and two assists ending a 12 game scoring drought. In his 19th NHL season he joked about Father Time while reflecting on matches with Bobby Hull.
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Hull
Howe
Boston Bruins
Black Hawks
Boston
Hawks
Bobby
Bernie Geoffrion
Maurice Richard
Associated Press
Gordie Howe
New York Rangers
Detroit Red Wings
Father Time
Gordie
Detroit
New York
Chicago
Bobby Hull
UW Grid Attendance Ranks Sixth Nationwide
Attendance at the University of Wisconsin five home games last season totaled 303,590, an average of 60,718 per game, ranking sixth in the nation according to NCAA figures released Wednesday. Ohio State led with 583,740 total and 83,391 per game across seven home games.
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NEW York
University of Wisconsin
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Badger
Ohio State
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