Dorothy Schott Leads Pleasure League with 548 Series
Dorothy Schott fired a 548 in the Pleasure League to spark last night’s action. Lee Nipple led City League honors with 612 and Dick Bruny had 607, while Deb Share posted 592 in the Victory League. Team results included Share's Texaco and Dell's Cheese Co. with strong series totals.
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Dorothy Schott
Kegler
Lee Nipple
Dick Bruny
Judy Bauman
Mrs. Schott
Singleton
Share
Texaco
Dell’s Cheese Co
Nipple
Schuetzel
Virgil Bowman
Butch Hartwig
Randy
Pat
Tap
Betty Sorenson
Lillian Schlindler
Rose Qualley
the Office
Century Belles
Bauman Kitchens
Dell's Cheese Co
Share’s Texaco
Eagle’s
Baumgartners
Kubly’s
Dean’s Milk
Eaton’s
Oaktron
Wally Miller
Deb Share
Herb Goecks
William Zuhike
Bob Florek
Commercial Bank
Monroe Milling
Highway Shop
Headquarters
Ed Goecks
Milford Wenty
Crawford Mueller
Eagles
Moose
Pat's Tap
City Taxi
Packers Sign Three Players In National Football League Draft
Green Bay announces the signing of three players including seventh round pick Junior Coffey a 6 foot 1 inch 215 pound running back who rushed for 539 yards on 117 carries this season Tellis Ellis a 6 foot 1 inch 185 pound defensive halfback from Jackson State and Jim Thibert a 6 foot 3 inch 240 pound hole blocker and linebacker from Toledo University who played in the United Football League this season.
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Green Bay
Green Bay Packers
Junior Coffey
Coffey
Houston Oilers
Tellis Ellis
Jackson State
Mississippi
Jim Thibert
Ohio
Toledo University
Toledo Club
United Football League
Ellis
Thibert
Monroe Matmen Triumph Over Jefferson in Badger Conce Action
Monroe Cheesemakers defeat Jefferson 31 17 on home mats as Ed Anderson pins in 43 seconds and Dan Mayer pins in 51 seconds. Multiple Cheesemakers secure pins including Wuetrich Oostdik and Blackbourn, with Wyttenbach winning by default. Jayvee also wins 41 11 with several quick pins.
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Monroe Cheesemakers
Badger Conce
Jefferson
Monroe
Ed Anderson
Dan Mayer
The
Cheesemakers
Steve Wuetrich
Jack Oostdik
Gary Blackbourn
John Wyttenbach
Robert Schultz
Bill Wuetrich
St. Clare Hospital
Jayvee
Jim Wilde
John Keegan
Larry Kranig
al Sacker
Joe Ziltner
Aaron Digman
Jack Schoper
John Kolodzne
Ed Rule
Laverne Klokow
Michael Willmann
Dave Mayer
Robert Schweiger
Donald Wedl
Richard Schroedl
Richard Heine
Bill Deininger
Bruce Wagner
Frebert Dams
Ronald Hachtel
Tom Bacon
Earl Jacobson
Braves Promise Big Things for 1965 Crackers Era
The Braves announced 1965 plans for Atlanta based Crackers in the new $18 million stadium. They will outdraw Triple A baseball and host fans for the future Braves while seeking a 1966 move to a new home in Memphis Richmond Louisville or Evansville Indiana.
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Atlanta
Braves
Atlanta Crackers
Milwaukee County
Newsmen
Cracker
Eddie Glennon
Bill Adair
Glennon
Crackers
Bravse
Memphis
Richmond
Louisville
Evansville
Ind
Broncos Sign Nyquist as Free Agent Quarterback
Denver Broncos of the American Football League signed 6 foot 2 inch 205 pound quarterback Terry Nyquist from Northern Michigan as a free agent on Thursday.
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Broncos
Nyquist
Denver
Terry Nyquist
Northern Michigan
Denver Broncos
Twisting serpent comet described by 12th century historian
A 12th century historian portrays a comet as a twisting serpent that writhes and coils back on itself and lusts for human blood, a vivid celestial omen framing medieval understanding of comets.
Post-Season College Football Bowls Highlight Indoor Game
The AP notes the first major indoor bowl in Atlantic City’s Convention Hall and Tulsa’s Jerry Rhome as Outstanding Back. Utah and West Virginia clash in the Liberty Bowl while Tulsa faces Mississippi in the Bluebonnet Bowl in Houston. Rhome headlines a pass heavy Tulsa offense against Mississippi’s Rebels.
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Associated Press
Jerry Rhome
Utah
West Virginia
Atlantic City
Convention Hall
Rhome
Tulsa
Mississippi
Houston
Utes
C. D. Lowery
Allen McCune
Mountaineers
McCune
Johnny Vaught
Mississippi Rebels
Howard Twilley
Sparks
Rebels
Zweifel Paces Hoyas Past Orangeville 61 50 in Adult League
Jim Zweifel scored 30 points to lift the Hoyas over Orangeville as Swiss Colony and Office teams also posted wins. Zweifel fueled a 20 6 first quarter run and a 35 28 halftime edge while Don Wondrash added 16 for the Hoyas.
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Jim Zweifel
Hoyas
Orangeville
Swiss Colony
Juda
Blumer
Pete Riphahn
Blumers
Skip Brennan
Duke Phillips
Pat Wuetrich
John Prien
Dave Stauffacher
Bob Leistikow
Don Dunaway
Bill Moon
Dick Yaun
Jerry Jordan
Charles Burke
al Prenti
Colony
Zweifel
Don Wondrash
Pawsat
Lemon
Cavvenaugh
Fryer
Marcum
Jordan
Wichman
Boston Bruins Triumph 5-3 Over Red Wings in Detroit
Bruins score three goals in 59 seconds of the second period to beat Detroit 5-3 at Olympia Stadium. Montreal ties Toronto 2-2 after a late surge in the other NHL game.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Olympia Stadium
Red Wings
Boston Bruins
Bruins
Boston
Montreal
Toronto
Russia tops Sweden in international gymnastics meet
Russia defeated Sweden 283.55 to 279.05 in Malmoe in a men s gymnastics meet. Valery Keremelidy led with top scores in four events.
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Russia
Malmoe
Sweden
Valery Keremelidy
Willie Mays Wins Fourth NL Slugging Title
Willie Mays of the San Francisco Giants topped the National League slugging race for the fourth time, posting a .607 average with 351 total bases in 588 at bats and 179 hits including 47 homers. He led NL records in career slugging and 11 straight 300+ total base seasons.
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Cincinnati
Willie Mays
San Francisco
Mays
Giants
Ron Santo
Chicago Cubs
Richie Allen
Philadelphia
Rico Carty
Milwaukee
Frank Robinson
Orlando Cepeda
Billy Williams
Chicago
Hank Aaron
Tony Taylor
Joe Torre
Willie Davis
Los Angeles Dodgers
Mexicans Post Record Mexican League Attendance
Mexico City officials announced the 1964 Mexican Baseball League season set attendance records with 2,185,260 admissions. The league features eight teams, up from seven last year when attendance reached 1,808,762.
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Mexico City
The First Sugar Cane Arrives With Columbus
The article notes that sugar cane was brought to the New World by Columbus on his second voyage, signaling the biological and agricultural exchange that followed his explorations.
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New World
Columbus
Navy fires head football coach Wayne Hardin
Navy announced the resignation of Wayne Hardin after 10 years as head coach amid a personality clash with superiors. The academy will interview candidates over weeks, including external prospects, with a year-end announcement.
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Annapolis
Navy
Wayne Hardin
Doug Scovil
Hardin
Naval Academy
William S. Busik
Navy Athletic
Busik
Academy
Athletic Board of Control
Knicks Edge Celtics 113 112 In Providence Victory
The Knicks beat the Celtics 113 112 in Rhode Island Auditorium Providence snapping Boston's seven game win streak and giving New York their first win over the defending champions in five meetings this season.
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St. Louis
Hawks
Boston
Knickerbockers
Rhode Island Auditorium
Providence
Knicks
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