Monroe Rifle Squad Defeats Janesville 1457 to 1442 at Local Range
Monroe Rifle Club defeated Janesville 1457 to 1442 in a home match. Alfred Aeberhard led with 294 and 100s in prone and sitting. Herb Pfund and Clarence Drake added 191s. Jim Riggs led Janesville with 198, while Ben Koch totaled 293 with 100s in prone and sitting. Next up Monroe meets Darlington on Monday.
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Monroe Rifle Club
Janesville
Monroe
Alfred Aeberhard
Herb Pfund
Clarence Drake
Ed Schenk
Lyle Drake
Aeberhard
Ralph Penniston
Orville Kiel
Martin Hanna
Lawrence Raymer
Pfund
Drake
Ben Koch
Jim Riggs
Maynard Peck
Larry Allshouse
Wayne Stearns
Darlington
Eddie Cotton to Fight Sipa Fine in Auckland
Promoter George Chemeres announced that Eddie Cotton will clash with New Zealand light heavyweight champion Sipa Fine in Auckland on February 17. The 39 year old Seattle fighter has four prior wins in New Zealand, including a 1961 bout against Mike Holt. Confirmation came from W. R. Henblow, acting secretary of the Auckland Boxing Club.
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Seattle
Wash
Eddie Cotton
Sipa Fine
New Zealand
Auckland
George Chemeres
Cotton
Mike Holt
Chemeres
W. R. Henblow
Auckland Boxing Club
Czechoslovakia Nabs 7-3 Exhibition Win Over Denver
The Czechoslovak national hockey team overwhelmed Denver University 7-3 in an exhibition at the Denver U Arena. The visitors executed smooth passing and tallied seven unanswered goals to take control.
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Denver
Colo
Czechoslovakia
Denver University
Denver U. Arena
Swedish National Team Edges Spurs in Calgary Exhibition
The touring Swedish squad defeated the Calgary Spurs Monday night in an exhibition game. The Spurs lead the Western Canada Senior Hockey League.
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SPURS
Calgary
Alta
Calgary Spurs
Former Indians manager Kerby Farrell named Sox coach
Kerby Farrell, ex Cleveland Indians manager and 1945 Chicago White Sox first baseman, was appointed a Chicago White Sox coach by manager Eddie Stanky on Monday.
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Chicago
Kerby Farrell
Cleveland Indians
Chicago White Sox
Eddie Stanky
Packers Sign All America Backs in Bold All Star Move
Green Bay adds Donny Anderson and Jin Grabowski for big bonuses to boost a bruising ground game. Lombardi says the packer mold will not be tampered with as Anderson and Grabowski join a title-winning lineup led by Hornung Taylor and Starr.
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Green Bay
Donny Anderson
Jin’ Grabowski
Packers
Anderson
Texas Tech
Grabowski
Illinois
Vince Lombardi
Lombardi
Cleveland
Jim Taylor
Paul Hornung
Willie Wood
Henry Jordan
Hornung
Taylor
Bart Starr
Starr
Chicago
Loyola Pounds Indiana 91-68 in Chicago Showdown
Loyola of Chicago crushed Indiana 91-68 on Indiana’s home floor. The Ramblers led 11-11 to a 49-25 halftime edge and never looked back as Indiana suffered a crushing upset amid a busy Big Ten slate.
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Chicago
Indiana
Saban Returns to College Football to Coach Maryland
Lou Saban resumes coaching, taking Maryland job with four year contract and starting salary of 22500. He leaves the Buffalo Bills where he won AFL titles citing desire to contribute beyond coaching and to develop character through sport. He criticizes pro focus on winning and stresses broader college ideals.
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Lou Saban
Maryland
College Park
Buffalo Bills
Saban
Buffalo
Giddings Named Utah Head Football Coach
Mike Giddings, 32, USC assistant, is chosen as Utah head football coach. He signs a three year contract at 16000 dollars per year, succeeding Ray Nagel who left for Iowa.
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Salt Lake City
Morenz Sinks Pair of Shots To Clinch Win
Wisconsin edged Marquette 73 72 in Milwaukee as Paul Morenz sank two late free throws to seal the victory. Zubor led Wisconsin with 25 points and Barnes added 14 as Wisconsin avoided fouling, while Marquette’s Gene Smith and Paul Corbins starred for the visitors.
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Milwaukee
Marquette
Wisconsin
Badgers
Paul Morenz
al McGuire
Gene Smith
Warriors
Smith
McGuire
Morenz
Big Ten
John Erickson
Mark Zubor
Ken Barnes
Paul Corbins
Zubor
Carbins
Brian Brunkhorst
Erickson
Barnes
Pennsylvania
Blanton Simmons
Bob Wolf
Tom Flynn
Loyola
Xavier
Iowa
Illinois
Alabama Named National Champion After Bowls
The University of Alabama earned the national college football title in the final AP poll after bowl games, posting an 8-1-1 record and beating Nebraska 39-28 in the Orange Bowl. Michigan State dropped to second, Arkansas third, with UCLA, Nebraska, Missouri, Florida, Tennessee, LSU, Notre Dame and Southern California rounding out the top ten.
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Associated Press
University of Alabama
Nebraska
Alabama
Paul
Bear) Bryant
Crimson Tide
Texas
Michigan State
Arkansas
UCLA
Louisiana State
Missouri
Florida
Tennessee
Notre Dame
Southern
California
Pleasure League bowlers post high marks and team totals
Engebretson rolled 592 with Moon at 585 as high single games and Kammerode 589 high series in Pleasure League. Turner Hall led with Rackow 212 and Kesler 205, while Tiger’s Firebirds topped Minor No 3 with 2 579. Multiple leagues report varied scores and team standings across the night.
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Bill Moon
Kegler
Erv Spring
Marion Mueller
Jerry Engebretson
Niffenegger’s
Engebretson
Moon
Herb Goecks
Fritz Kammerude
Tiger Kohl
Kammerude
Tiger
Firebirds
Duane Rackow
Cliff Kesler
Rackow
Kesler
Kegling
Ole Hanson
Jim Beutel
Herman Blum
Erv Andrews
Alvie Riese
Dick Brunner
Pleasure
Robert Hawley
Pat
Niffemegger’s
Monroe
Hubers
Hawley
Gempler
Martin
Fritz Kammerode
Vic Marean
Glenn Langston
Mort Wittner
Tiger’s Firebirds
Counselman’s
Ferron’s
Loews and Co
Marilyn’s
Eagles
Turner Hall
John Kiserman
Harold Snively
Herb Matzke
Mueller Cheese
Green County Salvage
Grace Lutheran
Washington Implement
Windy
Mathews and Aaron to Be Cited in Boston
Boston chapter of the Baseball Writers Association of America will honor Eddie Mathews and Henry Aaron at its Jan 27 dinner. The two Braves teammates since 1954 have 803 home runs together over 12 seasons, surpassing Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig’s 771 in 10 years with the Yankees.
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Boston
Baseball Writers Association of America
Eddie Mathews
Atlanta Braves
Henry Aaron
Mathews
Aaron
Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
New York Yankees
Pompano Park Opens 1966 Harness Racing Night
Pompano Beach Fla harness racing begins 1966 with a daily double of 6 6 on Monday night. Sherry Dares wins race one as an outsider paying $21.80 and Maverick Grattan takes race two at $5.40. The double pays $76.20.
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Pompano Beach
Fla
Pompano Park
Sherry Dares
Maverick Grattan
FTC Seeks Injunction To Halt Chicago Dairy Merger
The Federal Trade Commission asked a court in the Seventh Circuit to block the merger of Dean Foods Co. and Bowman Dairy Co. The FTC alleges the deal would reduce competition in Chicago as both firms are major milk distributors and exclusive suppliers to large supermarket chains. An additional Chicago dairy signaled possible purchase of Bowman if blocked.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Chicago
Dean Foods Co
Bowman Dairy Co
Dean and
Bowman
Dean and Bowman
FTC
U.S. Court of Appeals, 7Th Circuit
Justice Department
Beloit Cagers Rout Coe In Midwest Conference Opener
Beloit Buccaneers defeated winless Coe 85 to 57 to start the Midwest Conference race. Beloit used a 16 point swing early, led 28 to 10, with Phil Wooley scoring 21 and John Valentine 24 for Coe. The win moved Beloit to 1-0 in the league, Monmouth sitting 3-0 and Ripon 3-1.
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Associated Press
Beloit
Coe
Buccaneers
Phil Wooley
John Valentine
Monmouth
Ripon
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Music By the Melody Masters
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