Deb Share Fires 632 Honor Count In Victory League Bowling
Deb Share led Victory League with a 632 series and a 243 game for the best season effort. The report lists other top scores across leagues, including Walter Minder 593 in City League and Glenn Langston 526 in Industrial League. Team and individual results from last night’s action are also detailed.
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Deb Share
George
Herb Goecks
Lloyd Retzlaff
Walter Minder
Glenn Langston
Helen Burkhard
June Wuethrich
Wally Miller
Dewey Vorseth
Bob Wuetrich
Brandenburg Plumbing
Recreation Club
Sportsman’s
Schuetzel
Junction House
Commercial Bank
City
Leo Kohl
Sam Rogula
Ken Mahlberg
Baumegartners
Eagles
Roger Cheesemen
Clark’s
Grandpa’s
Oaktron
Eaton’s
Kubly’s
Dean’s Milk
Hervey Hoesly
Duane Kohl
Herb Flannery
Robert Krupke
Moose
City Taxi
Eee
Evies
Shares
Benkert Named By Archery Unit
The Marshall Bluff Bowhunters club annual meeting at the Casino elected Dan Benkert 1964 president and awarded the club championship trophy. Officers include Roy Bissig as vice president and Mary Reberhard as secretary treasurer with directors Elden Taylor Robert Stuart Ken Woodruff and others. Special guests attended from Monroe and area clubs.
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Monticello
Marshall Bluff Bowhunters Club
Dan Benkert
Benkert
Darrell Piette
Roy Bissig
Mary Reberhard
Local Social Roundup From Orangeville and Vicinity
Mrs Glen E Bolender hosts a New Year group gathering at Virgil and Scheider home in Red Oak. Ralph Frautschy and wife return to Crown Point Indiana after visiting Rosa Frautschy. Perviance Hunt of Monroe attends Ellen Goodhart luncheon. Gerry Rinehart travels to La Crosse and Rochester for a wedding and visit with Henry Hedin family. Sim Wu thrich and guests Ditzler Kramer Kohl visit. Mrs Oakes and three children from Verona spend Sunday with Earl Dittmar. Bill Rose from German Valley also joined.
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Ralph Frautschy
Virgil Scheider
Red Oak
Donald Bennett
Crown Point
Ind
Rosa Frautschy
Perviance Hunt
Monroe
Ellen Goodhart
Gerry Rinehart
la Crosse
Rochester
Henry Hedin
Hedin
Nancy Ritsman
Orangeville
Albert Hemphill
Sim Wuthrich
Messrs
Mmes
Melvin Ditzler
Davis
Herb Kramer
Cedarville
Leo Kohl
Kathy
Robert Oakes
Verona
Earl Dittmar
Bill Rose
German Valley
Classified Ads Solve Daily Problems For Thousands
Classified notices help thousands find practical solutions each day. Readers scan listings for jobs housing services and goods and trade tips. Local merchants and individuals post notices offering timely bargains and help wanted.
Playoff Bowl Preview Packers Face Browns in Miami
Green Bay drills to stop a rising pass attack as Jim Taylor and Jim Brown clash in the Playoff Bowl at the Orange Bowl. The winners earn $600 per man with $400 for the losers. kickoff at 1 p.m. CST and local telecast blackout.
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Miami
Fla
Green Bay Packers
Cleveland Brown
Packers
Browns
Cleveland
Vince Lombardi
Lombardi
Green Bay
Jim Taylor
Jim Brown
University of Miami
Miami Stadium
Ryan
Gary Collins
Maryland
Rich Kreitling
Illinois
John Brewer
Mississippi
Palmer Man to Beat in Los Angeles Open
Palmer leads the field in the 38th Los Angeles Open, the $50,000 event, after a rested return from a Nov. 12 vacation. Julius Boros and 41 other top 50 money winners in 1963 chase him as he seeks the $9,000 winner’s share.
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Palmer
Man
Los Angeles
Arnold Palmer
Julius Boros
Badgers Open Big Ten Season Against Ohio State
Wisconsin visits Madison to face Ohio State in the conference opener. Buckeyes led by 6-8 Gary Bradds and 6-8 Jim Schaffer bring a 5-5 nonconference mark and strong inside play. Wisconsin nicknamed by coach John Erickson as quick but undersized may rely on speed and ball handling.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Badgers
Ohio State
Gary Bradds
Buckeyes
John Erickson
Erickson
Duke
Davidson
Missouri
Utah State
St. Louis
Bradds
Jim Schaffer
Don DeVoe
Tom Bowman
Don Hearden
Jim Bohen
Dave Robert
Ken Gustafson
Mark Zubor
Zubor
Roberts
Gustafson
Waunakee
Dartmouth
Georgia Tech
U S Dismisses Suit Over Gimbel Schuster Merger
U S District Judge Kenneth P Grubb dismissed the federal anti trust suit that sought to block the Gimbel and Schuster department store merger filed in March 1962. The government alleged the merger violated the Clayton Act by restraining competition in eight ways.
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Milwaukee
U.S
Kenneth P. Grubb
Gimbel and Schuster
George Miron
Washington
Justice Department
Milwaukee Area
Gimbels-Schusters
Puerto Rico middleweight title clash at Madison Square Garden
Jose Torres and Jose Gonzalez, Caribbean boxers, meet at Madison Square Garden for a 10 round middleweight title bout. Torres guarantees Gonzalez $10,000 with a 50 percent net gate share and aims to boost his standing. Gonzalez earns $5,000. Televised nationally by ABC TV at 9 p.m. CST, about 8,000 fans expected.
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New York
Jose Torres
Jose Gonzalez
Caribbean
Puerto Rico
Torres
Gonzalez
Madison Square Garden
Cus D’amato
D’amato
Floyd Patterson
the Garden
Florentino Fernand Y
San Juan
P.R
Abc-Tv
Oysters Migrate From Thames to Rome in Ancient Trade
Historical note recalls that as early as A.D. 80 oysters were exported from the Thames estuary to Rome. The remark from Sallust praises Britons for producing oysters despite hardship.
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Thames Estuary
Rome
Sallust
Koufax Named Athlete of Year
Sandy Koufax, Dodgers left hander from Brooklyn, named Male Athlete of the Year for 1963 in the AP year-end poll. He led the Dodgers to the NL pennant and World Series sweep over the Yankees, earning MVP and Cy Young honors. He will receive the Eagles Trophy at the Chicago Baseball Writers Dinner on January 12.
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Sandy Koufax
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Associated Press
Koufax
Los Angeles Dodgers
New York Yankees
Associated Press Eagles
Maury Wills
Y. A. Tittle
New York Giants
Roger Staubach
Navy
Sandy
Tittle
Giants
Kennedy brothers race in Aspen event heads to Washington
In Aspen Colorado the Kennedy brothers Edward and Robert competed in a ski meet. Edward won the race by .1 second while Robert teamed with Tom Corcoran in doubles on Aspen Mountain. Edward skied with Andrea Mead Lawrence in the giant slalom. The brothers have vacationed in Aspen since December 26 and will depart for Washington on Saturday.
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Aspen
Colo
Kennedy Brothers
Robert
Edward
U.S
Tom Corcoran
Colorado
Massachusetts
Andrea Mead Lawrence
Washington
De Gaulle to Visit Mexico Next March
President De Gaulle announced an official visit to Mexico in March and indicated potential stops in Martinique and Guadeloupe in the West Indies en route. He said he could not confirm whether he would meet President Johnson on the islands during the trip.
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Paris
de Gaulle
Mexico
Johnson
Martinique
Guadeloupe
West Indies
Remarque Says Illness Not Serious At Swiss Villa
Erich Maria Remarque 65 says he had a slight indisposition but feels better. He declined to specify the illness, though a cardiac weakness is suspected, while resting at his villa in Porto Ronco, Switzerland.
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Porto Ronco
Switzerland
Erich Maria Remarque
Remarque
Cardinal Cushing Appeals for JFK Library Fund
Boston Cardinal Cushing urges ordinary people to donate to the John F Kennedy Memorial Library at Harvard. Writing in the Pilot he says he knows no wealthy donors for substantial funds. The library will house Kennedy's papers.
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Boston
Richard Cardinal Cushing
John F. Kennedy
Harvard University
Kennedy
Eberhardt Served On 60 Day Alaska Duty Tour
Airman Second Class William Eberhardt Jr., son of Mr and Mrs William Eberhardt Sr Monroe, is on a 60 day temporary duty assignment in Alaska. His address lists AF 16 752 178 5040 CAM Group Box 1 Project White Shoes APO 942 Seattle Washington.
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Eberhardt
Alaska
William Eberhardt Jr
William Eberhardt Sr
Monroe
William Eberhardt
Seattle
Wash
Mayer on Leave From Navy Duty
Kenneth Mayer Jr the son of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Mayer of Argyle Road is on a 16 day leave with his parents He serves on the Carrier Airborne Warning Squadron 33 at Quonset Point Rhode Island Mayer has just returned from overseas duty and will return to Rhode Island Sunday as an airborne electronic technician
Distance Runner Clarke Eyes US Indoor Campaign
Melbourne star Ron Clarke the world record holder in 10 000 meters and six miles aims for the American indoor season starting with the Los Angeles Times meet on February 8. He says he loves competition for its own sake and would rather run than focus on medals, after setting new world marks in the six mile and 10 000 meters at Olympic Park.
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Melbourne
Australia
Ron Clarke
Los Angeles
United States
Rome
Clarke
Emil Zatopek
Olympic Park
Sandor Sharps
Hungary
Russia
Petr Bolitnikov
Assassin's Bullets Miss Ghana's Chief Nkrumah
London reports an unsuccessful assassination attempt on President Kwame Nkrumah of Ghana as he left his Accra residence. Five shots were fired and missed. one security guard was fatally wounded. The assailant was captured. President Nkrumah has led Ghana since 1960.
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London
Ghana
Kwame Nkrumah
Nkrumah
Accra
Kennedy Coin to Begin Production This Month
Washington reports production of the Kennedy half dollar may start late this month with public distribution likely on May 29, Kennedy's birthday. No final decision yet. A smoking and health report by a 10 member advisory committee will be presented to Surgeon General Luther L. Terry and the public this month after over a year of work.
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Washington
Luther L. Terry
Kennedy Burial Sparks Arlington Eligibility Questions
Arlington officials report a fourfold rise in inquiries about burial eligibility after President Kennedy's interment at Arlington National Cemetery. Eligible individuals include members and honorably discharged veterans of the armed forces, their spouses and dependent children. there are no burial or ceremony charges.
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Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Arlington National Cemetery
Arlington
Allis-Chalmers Wins Army Crawler Contract
Milwaukee Allis-Chalmers Mfg Co announced an eight million eight hundred fifty thousand dollar Army contract to build 376 crawler tractors for military construction. Production will start in October 1964 at the Springfield Illinois plant, already handling an eleven million dollar order for 493 similar units.
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Milwaukee
Allis- Chalmers Mfg. Co
Springfield
Ill
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