Leona Rolls 554 In Pleasure Loop
Leona Gruenewald led the Pleasure League with a 554 series including a 214 game, Marian Kerr 532, Vi Kuban 517, and Clarice Spoerry 515. Top night game 235 by Gene Hilfiker spurs a 597, while Bob Mueller tops the Victory League with 598. Team results include Commercial Bank 4-0 and several club scores and standings.
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Kegler
Leona Gruenewald
Marian Kerr
Vi Kuban
Clarince Spoerry
Gene Hilfiker
Bob Mueller
Bill Figs
Ernie Kanzig
Burt Bacon
Jerry Dwyer
Commercial Bank
Hoffman
Victory
Bob Ethridge
William Zuhlke
Schuetze’s
Junction House Bar
Hoffman’s
Recreation Club
Sportsman’s Bar
Nate Deininger
Bob Wartenweiler
Virgil Bowman
Eagles
Counselman’s
Share
Texaco
Bob and Wigs
S and O
Jolly Five
Bauman
Tiger’s
Pure Oil
Ally Kats
Kundert
Ernie Schwarze
Lloyd Retzlaff
Leo Kohl
Gayle Matzke
Clark’s Grandpas
Roger Cheese
Eaton’s
Kubly
Oaktron
Eagle’s
Dean’s Milk
Verona Cage Coach Resigns From Duties
Verona high school basketball coach Robert Kleinfeldt resigns to spend more time with his family after seven years in charge. The board grants relief from coaching duties beginning 1963 64 season while he remains on the teaching staff and continues as track and assistant football coach.
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Verona
Robert Kleinfeldt
Verona High School
Kleinfeldt
Braves sign Tommie Aaron as first base candidate
Milwaukee adds 29 players under contract including Tommie Aaron, Hank Aaron's younger brother, as a leading contender for the Braves first base job this season.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee Braves
Tommie Aaron
Hank Aaron
Braves
Maury Wills Named Athlete of the Year Amid Balk Talk
Maury Wills, Dodgers speedster, accepts the Frederick C. Miller Fraternal Order of Eagles Trophy as 1962 Athlete of the Year. He says some pitchers balk to stop him from stealing, names tough tossers, and credits manager Walt Alston for his confidence and success on base.
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Milwaukee
Maury Wills
Los Angeles Dodgers
Wills
Frederick C. Miller
Warren Spahn
Billy Pierce
Larry Jackson
Roger Craig
Art Mahaffey
Juan Marichal
Associated Press
Ty Cobb
Dodger
Walt Alston
Bobby Bragan
Spokane
Bragan
Milwaukee Braves
Indonesia Suspended From Olympic Games
IOC President Avery Brundage announced Indonesia’s suspension from the 1964 Olympic Games after a seven hour meeting. The first ever IOC sanction bars Indonesia’s teams due to the scandalous occurrences at last year’s Asian Games in Jakarta. Israel and Nationalist China were barred from the Asian Games over entry visa refusals.
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Lausanne
Switzerland
Indonesia
International Olympics Committee
IOC
Avery Brundage
Jakarta
International Olympic Committee
Israel
China
Grendahl and Martin Pace Little League Wins
Grendahl scored 20 as the Badgers beat the Spartans 43 31. Martin tallied 19 as the Charging Leopards toppled the Little Globetrotters 43 14. Grendahl led Badgers in second half with 14 points and Martin added 11 in a 21 1 second frame surge.
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Grendahl
Martin
Stuart Grendahl
Badgers
Spartans
Leopards
Little Globetrotters
John Gruber
Mike Penniston
Warren Holton
Bill Lisser
Larry Roush
Dale Hexton
Bob Holling
Larry Allen
Richard Ronard
Terry May
Roger Remus
Mike Moon
Globetrotters
Deer Kill Totals 45835 in 1962 Season
Madison special report from the Conservation Department shows 45835 deer harvested in 1962, up 7000 from 1961. Bucks numbered 41050. the rest were does from two day southern and Mississippi river counties. The season had about 328000 big game license holders, with one deer per seven hunters.
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Madison
Conservation Department
Mississippi River
Wisconsin
West Central
Unit 66
Waupaca
Waushara
Winnebago
Unit 67
Columbia
Green Lake
Marquette
Nicklaus Player and Hebert Lead Phoenix Open by One
Three players share a one stroke lead at the Phoenix Open after opening 67s. Jack Nicklaus Gary Player and Jay Hebert hold the 5-under par pace for the $35,000 prize as 42 others sit within four strokes.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Jack Nicklaus
Gary Player
Jay Hebert
Wauwatosa Women Win Curling Matches
PORTAGE The Sarah Tray Club of Wauwatosa won its first two matches in defense of the United States Women’s Curling Association championship. They defeated Waupaca 9 8 in the first round and then beat Exmoor of Illinois 13 6 in a second round game.
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Portage
Sarah Tray Club
Wauwatosa
Waupaca
Exmoor
Illinois
Monroe Cheese makers chase Badger Conference win at Wisconsin
Monroe high school fans pack three buses to Madison for the Badger Conference clash with Wisconsin High at the UW fieldhouse. Monroe (8-2) seeks a league lead while riding an eight game win streak and aims to edge the conference defensive leader. Jayvee at 6 30 p m and varsity at 8 p m.
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Monroe High
Madison
University of Wisconsin
Monroe
Wisconsin High
Badger
Jayvee
Monona Grove
Cheesemen
Loop
Badger Preps
Lee Mitchell
Deer harvest totals by county reach over a thousand
More than 1 000 deer were bagged with top county counts led by Buffalo and Jackson. Other high totals include Bayfield Oneida Price Douglas Vilas Burnett Clark Waupaca Juneau Trempealeau Ashland and Lincoln, each with strong harvest figures.
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la Crosse
Pepin
Trempealeau
Clark
Jackson
Monroe
Chippewa
Dunn
Eau Claire
Taylor
Marathon
Portage
Shawano
Waupaca
Adams
Columbia
Dane
Dodge
Iowa
Juneau
Marquette
Richland
Sauk
Bayfield
Oneida
Price
Douglas
Vilas
Burnett
Ashland
Lincoln
Badgers Aim for Buckeye Upset in Televised clash
Wisconsin and Ohio State renew hostilities in a regional telecast from Columbus tomorrow. The Badgers seek to end Ohio State’s home dominance and snap a 44 game home winning streak for the Buckeyes while Gary Bradds leads the Buckeyes in scoring. Donrdan and Gene Englund return for Wisconsin as they attempt to improve to 3-3 in the Big Ten.
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Madison
Wisconsin Basketball Badgers
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Columbus
Badgers
Purdue
Gary Bradds
Jerry Lucas
Bradds
Wisconsin
Donrden
Gene Englund
Michigan
Thornton Pastrano Ready for TV Fight
Wayne Thornton a 23 year old light heavyweight from California makes his television debut against Willie Pastrano the third ranked challenger in a tough matchup. The bout spots national exposure and could launch Thornton’s pro career.
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Thornton, Pastrano
New York
Wayne Thornton
California
Willie Pastrano
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