Grace Berndt Hits 54 Honor Series In Keglerette Last Night
Grace Berndt led the Keglerette with a 542 honor series and a 194 game, as Ev Jacobs topped the Women's Major with 541 and other high marks were posted by Millie Boyer and Leona Gruenewald. Team results and multiple individual scores follow across leagues including Clark's John Deere and Hubers taking top totals.
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Grace Berndt
Ev Jacobs
Millie Boyer
Leona Gruenewald
Mrs. Jacobs
Singleton
Belle Dale
Mrs. Boyer
Miss Gruenewald
S. Clark
John Deere
Lou Hackle
Kc-Cadiz
Bernard Lee
Hubers
Riverside Tap
Roy’s Dairy
Roger Moe
John Patterson
Don Prien
Keglerette
Dorothy Hartwig
Bernice Holsapple
Lorraine Waage
Ellen Mahlbuch
Swiss Colony
Gerondale Insurance
Radke Studio
Don’s Standard Service
Pepsi Cola
Marty’s Dairy
Stauffacher Construction
Commercial and Savings Bank
Mary Ann Haberman
Betty Dale
Ludlow Bar
Monroe Cold Storage
Swiss Wheel
Kubly
Idle Hour
Mansion
Clark
KC Cadiz
Hans Hayes
Carter and Gruenewald
Rambler of
Monroe
Clark Implement
VFW
North Central Gas
Jean Monte
Louis2
Christensen
Frances Miller
Lynne Kubly
Laura Loeffel
Cramer Funeral Home
Faith
Abe’s
McGinnis Co
Baumgartner’s
the Office
Johnson Sends Christmas Greeting to Vietnam Servicemen
President Johnson issued Christmas greetings to Americans serving in Vietnam from Johnson City Texas. The message emphasized unity and support for troops amid the war effort.
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LBJ
Johnson City
Tex
Johnson
Viet Nam
Excessive Dribbling Hurts Marquette Scoring Efforts
Milwaukee Marquette basketball coach Al McGuire blames the 73 64 loss to Iowa State on too much dribbling and a lack of scoring. He plans to start Dan Anderson to bolster offense against Loyola at Chicago Stadium, noting Anderson is healthy and ready after an ankle sprain.
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Milwaukee
Marquette
al McGuire
Warriors
McGuire
Iowa State
Dan Anderson
Superior
Loyola
Chicago Stadium
Anderson
Wilson Quits Detroit Lions
George Wilson resigned as head coach of the Detroit Lions amid a power struggle over authority with owner William Clay Ford. He had reportedly agreed to fire all five assistants with GM Edwin J. Anderson, then walked out of the Lions offices without comment. Ford said he was surprised and disappointed, but that they parted on friendly terms.
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Detroit
George Wilson
Detroit Lions
William Clay Ford
Wilson
Ford
Edwin J. Anderson
Lions
Giants Are Welcome New York Losers Gather To Boast
Christmas Eve gathering at Madison Square Garden mocks New York sports lows with Mets Jets Knicks Rangers Giants in the cellar. Mr Met jokes about Rudolph and Yankee dolls as Mel Allen cues a Yankees victory jab. Baylor stars for Lakers past 43 points in a 135 117 win over 76ers.
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Madison Square Garden
Baseball Mets
Football Jets
Basketball Knicks
Hockey Rangers
Football Giants
Met
Rudolph
Mr. Giant
Fellows
Y. A. Tittle
Allie
Jack and the Beanstalk
David Harum
Mr. Ranger
Jet
Mets
Mr. Knick
Bill Bradley
Princeton
Oxford
Bradley
Mr. Met
New York Yankees
Mr. Mel
Mel Allen
Yankees
Allen
Baylor
Los Angeles
Elgin Baylor
Los Angeles Lakers
National Basketball Association
Philadelphia 76Ers
Glarner Matmen Clinches 39-15 Victory Over Orfordville
New Glarus grapplers beat Orfordville 39 15 on Tuesday night with nine wins in 12 bouts and four pins. Marty scored the fastest pin at 43 seconds. Individual results include Erickson pinned Wenger in 5 55 and Bethke and Elmer pinning opponents, while Yaun and Johnson earned decisions and forfeits favored NG.
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NEW Glarus
New Glarus Grapplers
Orfordville
Glarners
Marty
Knobel
Forest
Erickson
Wenger
Johnson
Ruegsegger
Rufenacht
Yaun
Giles
Bethke
Abrahamson
Hufmann
Thorson
Elmer
Hawley
DeKalb
JD Abh
Brillion
Heathouser
Fairlawn
Weather Looms Over Title Games
The weather looms large over two pro football title games on the Great Lakes weekend. The AFL final features the San Diego Chargers at Buffalo Bills on Saturday with 41,000 expected. the NFL final Sunday has the Baltimore Colts meeting the Cleveland Browns in Cleveland with about 83,000 fans projected.
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Jimmy Brown
American Football League
San Diego Chargers
Buffalo Bills
Johnny Unitas
Baltimore Colts
Cleveland Browns
National Football League
Buffalo
Cleveland Stadium
NFL
Green Bay
New York
Chicago
Cleveland
Pete Azelle
San Diego
California
Boston Patriots
Tobin Rote
Chargers
John Hadl
Hadl
AFL
Jack Kemp
Bills
Unitas
Colts
Brown
Evansville Aces Top Poll of Small Colleges
Evansville Aces from Indiana lead the small college basketball poll with a strong 26-1 run in their last 27 games. Larry Humes guides the team as they beat LSU and extend an 11 game streak against major opponents, rebounding after a Notre Dame loss.
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Associated Press
Evansville Aces
Indiana
Larry Humes
Aces
Louisiana State
Notre Dame
Michigan Tops Butler 99 to 81 in Ann Arbor Noncon clash
Michigan, ranked No. 1, rolled past Butler 99-81 at Ann Arbor as part of a Big Ten nonconference split. Cazzie Russell led with 23 points, Bill Buntin 19, while Northwestern fell 88-67 to Ohio University in another Wednesday game.
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Michigan
Northwestern
Big Ten
Wolverines
Butler
Ann Arbor
Ohio University
Wildcats
Bill Buntin
Cazzie Russell
Oliver Darden
Russell
Buntin
Dave Sanders
Ohio
Bobcats
Wildcat
Jim Pitts
Tom Davis
Mike Haley
Walt Tiberi
Nigeria launches TV system with civil servant loan program
When Nigeria began its television system three years ago the government loaned civil servants funds to purchase television sets.
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Nigeria
Christmas Hope Global Peace In Christ
Devotion notes Christmas joy crosses borders with angel tidings and gifts as nations confront barriers. The piece cites Fosdick’s wartime optimism and urges faith in Christ’s hope for all people, ending with a call for peace on earth among men by Rev Sheldon R Gerarden of Orangeville and Cedarville Methodist Churches.
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East Berlin
Viet Nam
Africa
Harry Emerson Fosdick
America
Sheldon R. Gerarden
Orangeville
Cedarville
Methodist
Pioneer Choir of Platteville Stages Amahl and the Night Visitors
Local students from Monroe participated in a Pioneer Choir performance of Amahl and the Night Visitors at Platteville State University directed by Dr. Paul Balshaw. Participants include Ruth Chambers Susan Goetz Linda Haldiman and Susan Kirchner daughters of local residents and majoring in art pre-nursing elementary education.
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Amahl
Pioneer Choir
Platteville State University
Paul Balshaw
Monroe
Ruth Chambers
Evan Chambers
21St St
Susan Goetz
Robert Goetz
Lincoln Rd
Linda Haldiman
Edwin Haldiman
Route 4
Susan Kirchner
Hilton Kirchner
Lth St
Court Rules Credit Cards Not Securities in Appeal
The U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in New Orleans reversed a Jacksonville man’s four year sentence for interstate transportation of a stolen credit card. The court held credit cards have value only to the company as a device for invoicing and cannot be classed as a security.
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Jacksonville
Fla
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
New Orleans
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