Sedgwick Leads City League Keglers With 636 Honor
Bud Sedgwick sparked last night’s City League action with a 636 series and a 209 222 204 line, topping teammates and rivals. Dick Bruny contributed a 571 series and 212, while Robert Trickle added 206 and Lou Hackle 203 as Baumgartner’s and Headquarters posted top team marks.
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Grabowski Slated To Start for East
Santa Clara Calif Fullback Jim Grabowski of Illinois, recently signed by the Green Bay Packers, is listed by the East coaches for the starting backfield in the East West game. The backfield includes John Hankinson Minnesota quarterback Bill Wolski Notre Dame halfback and Karl Noonan Iowa flanker. The game is set for San Francisco on December 31.
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Iowa
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Jerry Kramer Wins Two Votes in Comeback Poll
New York Jerry Kramer Green Bay Packer guard who had major operations last year received two votes in the Associated Press Comeback of the Year award. The comeback award went to quarterback John Brodie of the San Francisco 49ers, chosen by a panel of 42 sports writers and sportscasters.
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Monroe teams pace Badger Conference, wrestling leads tied
The Monroe cheesemaker basketball and wrestling squads head Christmas week tied for Badger Conference lead. The basketball team shares the top spot with Stoughton and Monona Grove, while the wrestling team is undefeated in league play and non league action. Upcoming games include Brookfield Central, Middleton, and Sun Prairie, with state meet prep in Madison.
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Yost Resigns Decatur Post
Ken Yost resigns as golf pro at Decatur Lake Country Club to join Ann Arbor Country Club in Michigan as golf pro and ground crew manager. He and his wife have led the club since the 1930s and will move to Ann Arbor in early March.
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Few Drivers Uninsured in Year, DMV Reports
Only 16 percent of drivers in traffic accidents this year were not insured, according to the State Motor Vehicle Department on Thursday.
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Packers Face Colts in Third Clash for Western Title
Coach Vince Lombardi expresses confidence that Green Bay can outlast Baltimore in the NFL Western Conference playoff, aiming to complete a season sweep after a 42-27 win. He notes the difficulty of beating a team three times and discusses Blitz tactics used by Baltimore in a prior win over Los Angeles.
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Packers unsure as Nitschke may miss Sunday
Ray Nitschke remained the Packers only doubtful starter after returning to drills but still limped from a pulled hamstring. Coach Lombardi said Nitschke would not start Sunday unless the limp improves.
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New York Police Force Strength Compared To 1932 Figure
NYPD reached a high force total of 27,052, but Commissioner Vincent Broderick notes that with shorter hours longer vacations and more sick leave the active street manpower is not much higher than in 1932 when the force numbered about 13,000.
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Daugherty Named National Grid Coach of the Year
Des Moines Iowa Michigan State’s Duffy Daugherty was chosen National Football Coach of the Year by the Football Writers Association of America. Runner up is UCLA’s Tommy Protho, who starred in the Rose Bowl.
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Duffy Daugherty
Football Writers Association of America
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Tommy Protho
UCLA
Saban Named AFL Coach of the Year by Players
Lou Saban of the Buffalo Bills was honored as AFL Coach of the Year in a players poll. The award marked his second straight league recognition.
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Lou Saban
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Saban
Vic June Leads Adults Cage Play To 64 48 Victory
Vic June scored 23 and Duke Phillips 18 as Joe's Private Club beat Green County Teacher's College 64 48 in Monroe Adult League action. Mort Armstrong led the Teachers with 15, Gene Slinde 13, Curt Schilling 10 as Green County fell despite three players in double figures. Roger Jackson and Duane Wilde paced South Wayne with eight each in a 38 27 win over Pearl City.
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Green County Teacher’s College
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Mort Armstrong
Teachers College
Gene Slinde
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Jim Ruf
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Jim Moe
Larry Schmidt
Jay Schlichting
Bill Carter
Roger Jackson
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Katzenberger
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Don Breed
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Mike Meythaler
Lewis Sehliem
Three Firemen Fined For Four False Fires
Three veteran Newark firemen were fined 450 dollars by Magistrate Meyer J. Cohen after being found guilty of turning in four false alarms. The incidents happened in the early hours after a bachelor party, triggering nearly all city firefighting equipment during a 35 minute period. They face a departmental hearing.
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Meyer J. Cohen
Angelo Torrissi
Orangeville Edges Office In Close Hoop Contest
In a tight three quarter battle Orangeville pulled ahead to a 47-39 victory over Office. G Blankenhorn and Larry Rackow led Orangeville with 12 points each while Jim Rodebaugh added seven. For Office Skip Brennan scored 10 and Wayne Bahn eight as Kuebli and Wenger had six apiece.
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Mike Ritschards
Dale Schliem
Orangeville
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Larry Rackow
Jim Rodebaugh
Moyer
Obert
Kehler
B. Blankenhorn
Mel Wichman
Skip Brennan
Wayne Bahn
Larry Lancaster
Dave Kuebli
Terry Wenger
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