Millie Boyer Leads Badger Bowling League With 562
Millie Boyer posted a 562 with 157 and 183 games to lead the Badger Bowling League, topping Frieda Wuetrich who had a 589 high in the same period. Ri vals include Vi Kuban at 530 on Oct. 4 and Roy Beach with a 603 honor mark and 236 game in Tuesday Nite Sr. League action.
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Millie Boyer
Badger
Frieda Wuetrich
Mrs. Boyer
Vi Kuban
Roy Beach
al Babler
Allie Wuetrich
Ralph Kundert
Delores Cory
Rollie Etter
Forrest Odegaard
Vic Marean
Eddie Pickett
Herb Goecks
Chevron Enterprises
Clinic Pharmacy
Alpine Brands
Rees Construction
Firestone
Knipschilds
Wayne Martin
J. T. Etter Jr
al Henning
Mass. Mutual
Muellers
South Wayne
Leader Store
Phillips Smith
Schuetzel
Bordens
Rees
Nitehawk —Kundert
Wuetrich
John Musser
Bob Ricder
Cliff Leck
Lecks
Krugs
Waffle Shop
Orangeville
Dhia
Farm Bureau Ins
Heins
Bogers
Delores Cor
Merry Munz
Margaret Gaughan
Inez Schild
Durgins
Marty's Dairy
Clarno
Monroe Clinic
San Francisco Cagers Face Holy Cross in Semi Final Clash
San Francisco and Holy Cross meet in the E C A C holiday festival at Madison Square Garden with a high profile scoring duel expected between two top centers. Duquesne faces UCLA in the other semi while Syracuse meets La Salle and St John’s plays Fordham in the afternoon games.
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San Francisco
Holy Cross
Madison Square Garden
Duquesne
UCLA
Syracuse
la Salle
St. John’s
Bkn
Fordham
Ray Neerig
Bill Russell
Big Bill
LaSalle
Dons Retain No 1 in AP Poll Undated
San Francisco Dons easily kept the top AP ranking in the weekly poll. Athletes honored at the Los Angeles Times sports award banquet included Rocky Marciano Duke Snider Hopalong Cassady and Otto Graham among 26 honorees at the 13th annual event in Los Angeles Tuesday night.
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DONS
San Francisco Dons
Associated Press
LOS Angeles
Rocky Marciano
Duke Snider
Ohio State
Hopalong Cassady
Cleveland Browns
Otto Graham
Los Angeles Times
Christmas visits of families across Wisconsin and Chicago
New Glarus and Milwaukee residents spent Christmas with parents and relatives. Mrs. Barbara Marty hosted gatherings in New Glarus for several families including Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lester and daughters in Chicago. Lt. Col. Ray Kundert visited his Chicago area parents. Residents from Sauk City Reedsburg LaCrosse and Baraboo joined extended family for holiday meals and time with relatives.
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Walter Mills
Margaret
Jack Lester
Chicago
Barbara
Marty
Ray Kundert
Dave Kundert
Joe Cyrs
Baras
Sam Schneider
Edwin Richert
Anton Hearth
Sauk City
and Richert
Reedsburg
Ifise
Judith Pauli
Milwaukee
Jack Pauli
Christur
LaCrosse
Joe Gmar
Willie Pep Fights Andy Arel Tonight on ABC
Angelo Dundee, trainer of 22 year old Andy Arel of Massena New York, predicts a surprise as Arel faces aging Willie Pep in a 10 round lightweight bout tonight. The fight airs on ABC starting at 9 p.m.
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Welami Beoeweny
Angelo Dundee
Andy Arel
Willie Pep
Dundee
Andy
Ares
Massena
N. Y
ABC
Washington Tops Iowa Cagers 76-71
Washington defeated Iowa 76 to 71 as the Big Ten slate opened with several ranked teams. Wally Choice scored 28 for Indiana in a 94-70 win over Butler while Michigan beat Denver 79-69 and Northwestern fell to Princeton 88-65.
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Associated Press
Iowa
Indiana
Michigan
Northwestern
Town
Washington
Denver
Wi Buller
Princeton
DePaul
Ohio State
Wisconsin
Hawks
Huskies
Wally Choice
Butler
Ron Kramer
Wolverines
Detroit
Brigham Young
Toledo
Penn State
Midwest
Bradley
College of Pacific
Chicago
Loyola
North Dakota
Steel Mills To Work At Near Capacity Level
New York reports steel mills to operate at 95 percent capacity this week, producing about 2 292 000 tons of ingots and castings. Last week output was 2 338 000 tons at 96.9 percent capacity, with prior months and a year ago showing varying utilization and totals. Actress Irene Dunne Hurt In Home Fall
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New York Uy Site
Fine Steel
American Tron and Steel Institute
Dunne
Hollywood
Irene Dunne
Northwestern Star Mast Nets 21 as Fulcomer tops with 27
Dick Mast led Northwestern with 21 points while center David Fulcomer scored a game high 27 to lead the contest. Fulcomer edged Mast in scoring as the Wildcats matched up against their foes in a close matchup.
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Dick Mast
Northwestern
Princeton
David Fulcomer
Oklahoma Aggies Edge Texas Tech In All-College Tourney
Hank Iba's Oklahoma Aggies rallied from a 13 point deficit to defeat Texas Tech 65 47 in the All College Tournament first round at Oklahoma City. Mack Carter led scoring with 25 points as Oklahoma advances toward a semifinal clash with Oklahoma City.
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Joe Reichler
Associated Press
Hank Iba
Oklahoma Aggies
Cowboys
Oklahoma
Texas Tech
Oklahoma City
Mack Carter
Aggies
Lyndon Lee
Pennsylvania
Seattle
Tulsa
New Orleans
Loyola
Idaho State
John Yates
Iowa State
Kansas State
Washington
Iowa
Huskies
Jim Coshow
Hawkeyes
Colorado
Missouri
Nebraska
Kansas
Cornell
Spartans Weary From Social Life On Rose Bowl Trip
PADAVENA Calif u Michigan State Rose Bowl squad shows fatigue from sightseeing more than football. Coach Duffy Daugherty says the social whirl is over and the team will focus on football with only the Big Ten dinner left. UCLA had a one day layoff to heal minor injuries before more practice.
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Padavena
Calif
Michigan State
Duffy Daugherty
UCLA
Red Sanders
MSU
College Basketball Tourney Scores From Across Several Regions
A collage of first round and invitational results across Oklahoma City, Kansas City and Louisville. Notable winners include Oklahoma City, Iowa State, Louisville, Tulane, Western Kentucky, and Indiana with varied margins over opponents like Pennsylvania, Texas Tech, Arizona, Yale, and Denver.
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Colorado
Oklahoma
Iowa State
Kansas State
Kentucky
Louisville
Arizona
Western Kentucky
Ohio
Univ
Eastern Kentucky
Bowling Green
Miami Beach
Tulane
NYU
Miami
Fla
Yale
Terre Haute Emporia
Kas
State
Findlay
Indiana State
Taylor
New Orleans
Grambling
Dillard
Tenn State
Xavier
Battle To Be Saturday Coaches List Rosters For 18th Blue-Gray Tilt
Montgomery article outlines the Gray and Yankee offensive and defensive rosters for the 18th Blue Gray game. Co captains Art Davis and Bob Hardy lead the Gray offense. Notable players span LSU, Mississippi State, Kentucky, North Carolina, Tulane, Rice, SMU, Clemson and others. Blues starters include Hecker, Burnine, Zyzda, Panfil, Portney, Weaver, Falls, Baumgart, Karnoscak, Glick and Roether among several stars from Ohio State, Michigan, Minnesota and Colorado A and M.
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Montgomery
Ala
Art Davis
Mississippi State
Bob Hardy
Kentucky
LSU
O. K. Ferguson
North Carolina
Ken Keller
Joe Tuminello
Howard Schenelenberger
Jim Barron
Bill Koman
Scott Suber
Bryan Burnthorne
Tulane
Jack Prater
VPI
Alabama
Tis Lynch
Nick Germanos
Eddie Rayburn
Rice
Don Goss
SMU
Jack Maultsy
Moloney
Yankees
Jack Hecker
Bowling Green
Harold Burnine
Missouri
Leonard Zyzda
Purdue
Ken Panfil
al Portney
Dave Weaver
Ohio State
Mike Falls
Minnesota
Allen Baumgart
Detroit
Jim Haluska
Wisconsin
Blues
Lou Baldacci
Michigan
Joe Marconi
West Virginia
Roger Weigmann
Town
Franz X Koeneke
Joe Pappetti
West
Doug Roether
Kansas State
Ed Albright
Syracuse
Jerry Zaleska
Colorado A and M
Jerry Harkrader
Podres May Enter Service But Brooks List 17 Other Hurlers
Brooklyn pitcher Johnny Podres likely enters military service after being reclassified 1-A at Ticonderoga draft board. Dodgers face possible loss of 1955 World Series hero, but roster depth remains with Don Newcombe Carl Erskine Billy Loes and others. Manager Walter Alston must choose replacements while Karl Spooner Roger Craig and Don Bessent are strong options. Podres had been listed unfit since 1952 due to a bad back.
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Brooklyn
Johnny Podres
Dodgers
New York Yankees
Podres
Ticonderoga
N. Y
Witherbee
Don Newcombe
Carl Erskine
Billy Lees
Walter Alston
Karl Spooner
Roger Craig
Don Bessent
Gehrmann Satisfactory After Spinal Surgery in Milwaukee
Former Wisconsin star Don Gehrmann was reported resting comfortably Tuesday after surgery for a slipped spinal disc. Surgeon Dr. Bruce Brewer said there were no complications and a complete recovery is expected.
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Gehrmann
Milwaukee
Don Gehrmann
Wisconsin
Bruce Brewer
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