Honor Counts Hit By Four Bowlers In City Action
Three women and one man posted kegler honors as the KC-Cadiz League finished the season's first round. Doris Kubly led Keglerette with 528, Deb Share had 607 in KC-Cadiz, Florence Marean topped KC-Cadiz women with 499, and the standings show Monroe Ready Mix and other teams in close results.
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Kc-Cadiz
Doris Kubly
Frieda Wuetrich
Marian Dieckhoff
Deb Share
Florence Marean
Black
Clark
Durfees
Frieda Wuetich
Evelyn Wyssbrod
Leona Gruenewald
Monroe Ready Mix
Goetz
Crystal Tower
Five Corners Cheese Co-op
Ann Huber
Tillie Greub
Swiggums
Milady
Reddy
Posts
Swiss Wheel
Monroe Air Service
Lanz Insurance
Gary Hoesly
Duane Glenn
Duane Kohl
Rock Grove
Huber Beer No
Smoky Row Tap
Huber Beer
Ready Mix
Marty’s
Texaco
Hube
Ter Gruenewald
Schue
Hylands
Cheesemakers
Marty-Ripp
Attendance ahead of record set in 1946 league final
Advance ticket sales for the Browns vs Rams pro football title game in Los Angeles point to a new attendance record. Rams owner Dan Reeves suggested the crowd could surpass the 58,346 benchmark set in 1946 at the Polo Grounds, with 57,522 drawing when Cleveland and Los Angeles played in 1951.
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Los Angeles
Cleveland Browns
Los Angeles Rams
Daniel F. Reeves
Rams
New York Giants
Chicago Bears
Polo Grounds
Cleveland
Slaughter ties knot for fifth marriage in Maryland
Enos Slaughter, veteran baseball star, married his bride Helen Spiker in Maryland. The 39 year old former Cardinal and Athletics outfielder wed for the first time for his partner. The report notes Slaughter’s career moves including a 1953 Yankees trade.
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Umberland
Enos
Slaughter
Helen Spiker
Thensas City Athletics
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Yankees
Boyd Beats Italo Scortichini In St Louis Bout
Boyd, now six straight wins, defeats Italo Scortichini in a 10 round middleweight bout at the St. Louis Arena. Referee Jim Parker scores 53-47, with two judges at 54-46. The AP has Boyd 55-45. Scortichini’s crouch style unsettled Boyd who weighed 159 to 154½.
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ST. Louis
Hoply Boyd
Italo Scortichini
Chicago
Scortichini
St. Louis Arena
Jim Parker
Boyd
Fred Connell
Howard Hess
Associated Press
James DiVito
DiVito
Eduardo Lausse-Milo Savage
Local social notes capture weekend visits and travels across Beloit
The column lists weekend callers and guests including Mr. and Mrs. James Keen with Edith Keen and Miss Nora Siedschlag visiting relatives in Milwaukee. Wisconsin students Nathan Hartwig Arthur Carter and Audrey Seidel are home for holiday recess, with numerous extended family visits noted in Beloit Brodhead and surrounding areas. An India statistic notes about 350000 motor vehicles, about one per thousand people.
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James Keen
Beloit
Edith Keen
Nora Siedschlag
Prospect Hall
Milwaukee
Marvin Siedschlag
Nathan Hartwig
Arthur Carter
Audrey Seidel
University of Wisconsin
Walter Ludwig Wer
George Merwin
Lake Genev
Ralph Frey
Ray Johnson
Clinton
Grace Bonspier
Lucy Collins
Brodhead
Janet Frey
Rockford
Merrill
Waelti
Wausau
Kathleen’ Jones
Minnealis
Madioon
Joe Jones
Betty Vanderbilt
Madison
Albert Kuhnke
Clarno
Elda Schadewald
William Albright
Guy Earleywine
Elizabeth Lahr
LeRoy Petersen
Lester Shelton
As S. Edwards
Tilton Weaver
Purdy
Ray Eliotte
Tyra Ties Arena Record In Louisville Win Over Marquette
Louisville Cardinals beat Marquette 84 68 at Milwaukee Arena as center Charlie Tyra scores 35 points tying the arena scoring mark set by Terry Rand. Tyra dominates second half with a fast break surge while Marquette’s Rand fouls out after 21 points.
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Milwaukee
Marquette
Louisville Cardinals
Charlie Tyra
Warriors
Louisville
Tyra
Milwaukee Arena
Terry Rand
Jack Nagle
Rand
Cardinals
Nagle
Jack Glaser
Associated Press
Duquesne
San Francisco Dons
Chicago
New Orleans
Hartack Wins Four at Florida Track in 1955
Willie Hartack, the nation’s leading rider, rode four winners on a nine race program at Tropical Park to cap a 412 win year. He won with Mr. Blue Sky Snare Yock Tom and Sharp Tack, finished last on War Option, and planned a break until January first after a 10 day suspension. Hartack previously hit his 400th win on December 3 and added two more wins before the layoff. He tops Tropical’s standings with 25 winners, 13 seconds and 7 thirds in 71 mounts.
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Mam
Fia
Willie Hartack
At Park
Cypress Gardens
Saddlesmith
Mr. Blue Sky
Snare
Yock ‘Tom
Sharp Tack
Willie
Tropical Park
Johnny Pont Named Miami of Ohio Coach
Johnny Pont, 28, promoted from freshman coach to head football coach at Miami University after Ar. Parseghian left for Northwestern. A Miami standout with 154 points and 2,457 rushing yards, Pont was briefly with Green Bay before returning to lead the RedHawks.
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MIAMI
Johnny Pont
Miami University
Oxford
Ohio
Ara Parsepluapsebe
Northwestern
Yarunu
Unow
Green Bay Packers
Pont
Ar. Parseghian
Northwestern University
Packers
Christmas Homecoming from Wisconsin Colleges
Students from Marquette University Platteville State College University of Wisconsin and La Crosse State College plan Christmas visits home. Otto Puempel Delores Hoesly Carol Hoesly Kenneth Roth Ruth Ann Hicks travel to family residences for the holidays with their parents and relatives in Wisconsin.
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Otto Puempel
Marquette University
Milwaukee
To Puempel
Miss Delores
Carol Hoesly
Platteville State College
Elmer
Norman Glaeden
Jeanette Urben
Richard Dahnke
Hedy Bahler
Bert Figi
University of Wisconsin
Kenneth Roth
la Crosse State College
Clarence Roth
Ruth Ann Hicks
Earl Hicks
Appleton
Lawrence College
Michigan State Still Undefeated After OT Win Over Notre Dame
Michigan State stays the Big Ten’s only undefeated with a 78 74 overtime win over Notre Dame. Julius McCoy scored a Spartans record 45 points, while Loy Swisned added 10 in the first half as MSU led 35 34 at intermission. Notre Dame’s John Smyth tied late to force OT.
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Chicago
Michigan State
Big Ten
Notre Dame
Spartans
Southern Ilinois University
Pittsburgh
Julius McCoy
Michigan
al Ferrari
Indiana
aiLoy
John Smyth
McCoy
Minnesota
University of Kentucky
Walloping
Utah
Gophers
Jerry Dommeyer
Dave Tucker
Northwestern
Oregon State
Don Mast
Wildcats
Oregon
Mast
University of Oregon
Ron Kramer
Wolverines
Kramer
Tom Jorgenson
Western Michigan
Sun
Louisville
Marquette
Drake
Washington
Ohio State
Bradley
Miami
Florida
Community Notices and Social Gatherings in Spring Grove
Mrs. Herbert Mohn notes a Christmas party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Pinnow with guests including Mr. Otto Uphoff Elaine Pinnow and several Pinnow family members.Travel plans show Miss Charlotte Leopold and Mrs. Louise Moore visiting San Diego to stay with relatives.其他 entries recount birthday dinner for Mrs. Otto Goecks and multiple visits and dinners among local families including McNair Goecks Weidman and Goodger in Madison Delavan and Janesville.
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Leslie Pinnow
Otto Uphoff
Elaine Pinnow
Mmes
Alfred Pinnow
Earl Pinnow
Howard Wallace
Walter Bliss
Gilbert Wendler
Charlotte Leopold
Louise Moore
San Diego
Calif
Frank
Walter Ludwig
Howard Clark
Merlin Kloofenstein
Fred Brace
Ruben. Goecks
Otto Goecks
Emil Goecks
Dale Young
Madison
Laura McNair
Walter Robinson
Rockford
E. D. McNair
Robert Mohns
Gordon Mohns
Marion Mohns
John Woethrich
Joy
Arvetta Smith
Ralph Schwartz
Laverne Gadows
Twelve Senators Over Seventy And Oldest Is Not George
Senator George, 77, will seek re election in 1956 but many peers are older. Theodore Green at 88 may become the oldest senator in history. plus list of ten other 70 plus members including Neely Barkley Murray Hayden Lehman Maran Flanders Wiley and O Mahoney with ages and terms noted.
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James Marlow
Washington
Sen
George
Georgia
Noeans
U. Senate
Senate
Theodore Green
D-Ri
Green
Neely
D-Wva
Smith
RNJ
Murray
Barksey
D-Ky
Hayden
D-Ariz
Lehman
D-Ny
Maran
R-Pa
Flanders
R-Vi
Wiley
R-Wis
O'Mahoney
America
Barkley
Merrill
Sen. Glass
D-Va
Morrill
Glass
Forsythe's Son Debuts on Broadway in Teahouse Role
Dan Forsythe, 17, son of John Forsythe, made his Broadway debut in Teahouse of the August Moon taking over a juvenile walk-on part after a illness. He is expected to perform about a week while his father remains in Paris filming a movie.
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New York
John Forsythe
Dan Forsythe
Forsythe
Paris
Gehrmann Hospitalized for Slipped Disc
University of Wisconsin miler Don Gehrmann was confined to a Milwaukee hospital today for treatment of a slipped disc.
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Gehrmann
Milwaukee
Don Gehrmann
University of Wisconsin
Ford Finances Still Complicated
An analysis of Ford's stock structure shows ownership split among the Ford Foundation holding nonvoting A stock, the Ford family with voting B shares, and 108 executives with a small A share block. The foundation proposes a public sale to raise equity, with a 15 for 1 split on A stock and a 21 for 1 split on B stock, shifting control toward public investors while preserving family influence.
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Waonu
Ford
Ford Company
Ford Foundation
Ford Family
Foundation
SEC
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Bob Albright
Rocky Marciano
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Better Vision Institute
Miame
Jed
Midnighters
EAD
F ‘Gaboon
Gabella
Gaboon
Cati
Juda
F. N. Miller
India
Louisville Cagers
Lorts Onkert Pea
Miami of Ohio
New Glarus
Millard Tsehudy
Jimmy Hatlo
Spring Grove
Mrs. Herbert Mohn
Boyer's Rapid Gas Ser
Monroe
Monroe Ready Mix & Material Co
18Th Street
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