Badger veterans cleared to play as Wisconsin row on Ohio State
Wisconsin basketball announces Don Hearden and Gene Englund are scholastically eligible for the second semester after grades were posted. They return for the Saturday game at Ohio State, while coach Johnny Erickson notes improved shooting and zone defense as the team aims to rebound from a 9-6 season and eighth place in the Big Ten.
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Madison
University of Wisconsin
Don Hearden
Gene Englund
Ivan Williamson
Wisconsin
Ohio State
Columbus
Rockford
Hearden
Kimberly
England
Oshkosh
Michigan
Annaver
Badgers
Wolverines
Johnny Erickson
Erickson
Dave
Edgerton
John Erickson
Patterson Clay Rise in February Boxing Ratings
Ring Magazine shifted Floyd Patterson to first and Cassius Clay to second after Eddie Machen dropped from the top 10. Doug Jones moved to third as Ingemar Johansson rose to fourth, while Zora Folley fell from third to sixth amid the rankings changes.
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New York
Eddie Machen
Ring Magazine
Machen
Floyd Patterson
Cassius Clay
Louisville
Doug Jones
Clay
Woden
Ingemar Johansson
Zora Folley
Chandler, Ariz
Jones
Lightweight rear-engine cars enter 47th 500 race
Eight lightweight rear-engine cars entered for the May 30 Indianapolis 500. The type, common in European road events, is a novelty at the Speedway but has drawn entries for the 47th running.
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Indianapolis
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Miller’s 694 Sparked Major League Bowling Night
Wally Miller rolled a 693 series high for the Major League with 193 267 234 finishing 694, just six pins from a national mark. Others posted strong scores including Dave Eley 649, Bob Ethridge 621, Arnold Mueller 620, and Walt Donovan 570 in Tuesday action. Team leaders included Weasel's Tap with 2 759 and Kiwanis Club at 3 1.
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Wally Miller
Kegler
Miller
Keglers
Dave Eley
Bob Ethridge
Arnold Mueller
Herb Goecks
Burt Bacon
Bill Smith
Walt Donovan
Dick Bahr
Archie Edwards
Weasel
Deb Share
Kiwanis Club
Schmidt's Shoe Store
Clinic Pharmacy
Weasel’s Tap
Marco's
Tuesday Nite
Tony Wand
Mass. Mu
High School Basketball Scores From Delavan and Nearby
Delavan Deaf 76 Fort Atkinson Lutheran 64 Freeport Ill 65 Beloit 59 Delavan-Darien 57 Whitewater 54 Mukwonago 68 Lake Geneva Badger 42 Elkhorn 71 Wilmot 50 Albany 46 Blanchardville 31 Brodhead 76 Juda 44 New Glarus 60 Monticello 37 Superior Central 99 Superior East 62 College Superior 65 Winona Minn 63 Carroll 81 Lake Forest 70 Mankato Minn 76 Stout 58 River Falls 69 Bethel Minn 67 Milton 58 Northwestern Wis 56.
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Delavan Deaf
Fort Atkinson Lutheran
Freeport
Ill
Beloit
Delavan-Darien
Whitewater
Mukwonago
Lake Geneva
Badger
Elkhorn
Wilmot
Albany
Blanchardville
Brodhead
Juda
New Glarus
Monticello
Superior Central
Superior East
College Superior
Winona
Minn
Carroll
Lake Forest
Mankato
Stout
River Falls
Bethel
Milton
Northwestern
Wis
Ludlum Sparks Belmont Victory Over Gratiot
Tom Ludlum scored 18 points to pace Belmont to a 70 55 victory over Gratiot clinching a tie for the Blackhawk High School League title. Belmont led 20 12 after one period and 34 28 at halftime with a 21 point third period securing the win.
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Tom Ludlum
Belmont
Gratiot
Blackhawk
Ludlow
McGlynn
Burmeister
Bill Jantsch
Braves
Bloomington
Badger Loop Coaches Plan Election Tonight
The Badger Conference coaches and athletic directors meet in Monroe Grove to elect officers and map the spring sports schedule. Monroe attendees include Walter Babula Raph Neale Stanley Barr Gerhard Steensrud Fred Simpson Martin J. Deignan Wallace Dun Lee Mitchell and Gerald Ruge.
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Badger Conference
Monena Grove
Monroe
Walter Babula
Raph Neale
Stanley Barr
Gerhard Steensrud
Fred Simpson
Martin J. Deignan
Wallace Dun
Lee Mitchell
Gerald Ruge
Braves sign 27th player for 1963 season
Milwaukee catcher Bob Uecker and Phil Roof returned signed contracts Tuesday, raising the number of Braves who have agreed to terms for 1963 to 27.
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Milwaukee
Bob Uecker
Phil Roof
Braves
Cards and Glarers win big in state line league action
Brodhead’s Cardinals defeated Juda 76 44 for their 13th straight win to stay one game ahead of New Glarus and Argyle. Steve Garthwaite led with 23 points. Affoiter had 14 for Juda as New Glarus beat Monticello 60 37 and Fritz Alderman scored nine for Glazners. Albany beat Blanchardville 46 31. Warren Schneeberger led with 14 points for the Comets.
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Cardinals
Brodhead
Juda
New Glarus
Argyle
Steve Garthwaite
Affoiter
Monticello
Fritz Alderman
Glazners
Anderson
Albany
South Wayne
Belleville
Judo
Blanchardville
Orfordville
New Shot Put Mark Set by Gary Gubner
Gary Gubner of New York University set a new world indoor record in the Metropolitan Intercollegiate Track and Field Association championships. He hurled the shot 56 feet 5 inches, surpassing his previous 55 feet 8 1/2 inch standard.
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Gary Gubner
New York
New York University
Gubner
Bears in Yellowstone Park Stabilize Grizzly Population
Conservation officials report the Yellowstone grizzly population has stabilized at about 200 individuals. The update reflects ongoing protection efforts and monitoring by wildlife agencies and researchers.
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Yellowstone Park
Many Prizes Planned For Yellowstone Lake Fisharee
The Yellowstone Lake Fisharee in Lafayette County runs from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. with prizes for the largest walleye pike bass northern pike bullhead trout crappie catfish and bluegill plus awards for first fish and oldest participant. A bait wagon and lunch stand will be present. the event is sponsored by Lafayette County sportsmen’s clubs and the lake lies near Argyle Blanchardville and Darlington. If weather is bad, it will move to the following Sunday.
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Yellowstone Lake
Lafayette County
Argyle
Blanchardville
Darlington
Single Basketball Tilt Will Be Played Tonight
James Mauermann announced only one of three adult basketball games will be held tonight. Park and Recreation team meets Roger Cheese at 7 p.m. in the Junior High gym. other two games canceled due to a coaches meeting and postponed to a later date.
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James Mauermann
Park and Recreation Department
Park and Recreation
Roger Cheese
Monroes Weekend Socials and Wedding in Monroe
Monticello and nearby communities share weekend visits and a wedding. Attendees include Mrs. Hazel Kundert, Mrs. Bertha Keller, the Aeberhards, Hulda Hancock, and Mary Ann at St Victor s Catholic church for Maureen Dillon and Eugene Theiler. The Witt family from Milwaukee stayed with relatives in Monroe and nearby towns.
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Albert Deppeler
Monroe
Lawrence Karlen
John Voegeli
Arlington
J. J. Voegeli
Maureen Dillon
Eugene R. Theiler
St. Victor’s Catholic Church
Hazel Kundert
Bertha Keller
Alfred Aeberhard Sr
Alfred Aeberhard Jr
Hulda Hancock
Fred Burgy
Mary Ann
Clarence Wittwer
Paul Edward
Milwaukee
Here
Fred Escher
Elva Dooley
Ralph Cairns
Fennimore
James Knoblauch
Cambridge
Mabel Rhyner
Albany
Nellie Zweifel
Wisconsin guard Dave overcomes doubt to earn starting role
The article recaps Dave’s climb at Wisconsin from a slow freshman year to earning a starting spot after overcoming injuries and self doubt. It notes a standout 9 for 14 shooting night and quotes coach John Erickson praising his resilience and work ethic.
Badger Fan Dave Aiming For Degree And Basketball Career
Dave remains committed to his studies in the School of Commerce with a major in accounting and plans to graduate in June 1964. He is an ROTC member and considers a potential career in the military. Badger fans hope he continues to score baskets.
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Dave
Ron VanderKelen
School of Commerce
Theii
Badger
Colleges and Legion to Adopt New Strike Zone in 1963
The Associated Press reports that college baseball teams and American Legion clubs will use the expanded strike zone for the 1963 season. The rule defines the strike zone as from the top of the batter's shoulders to his knees in his natural stance, while Little League keeps the old rule for safety.
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Associated Press
American Legion
Tucson
Ariz
Indianapolis
George W. Rulen
American League Baseball
Hearing-impaired Children Face Higher Grade Repeats
Children with neglected hearing problems repeat grades four times as often as those with normal hearing according to the Hearing Aid Industry Conference.
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Hearing Aid Industry Conference
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