Women Keglers Pace Pin Scores
Women bowlers led by Helen Burkhard and Leona Gruenewald in Pleasure League posted matching 511 honors. In other leagues, Mike Wuthrich had a 611 series, Wayne Ratzlaff a 600, and Hoffman's squad posted a 2, series with several teams recording four straight wins.
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Philadelphia Favored To Beat Detroit Lions
Philadelphia Eagles are slight favorites to repeat their regular season win over the Detroit Lions in the NFL Playoff Bowl at the Orange Bowl. CBS will televise the 2 p.m. EST kickoff with advance sales ahead of last year, aiming for over 35 000 in warm weather. The Lions finished 8 5 1 to Philadelphia's 10 4, a half game behind the Giants.
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Detroit Lions
CBS
Lions
Philadelphia
Giants
New York Man Nabbed For Cage Bribe Attempt
A New York trucking firm employee, Paul Walker, 30, was arrested by a district attorney detective and two NC Bureau of Investigation agents for allegedly bribing NC State players Stan Niewierowski and Don Gallagher to fix the Maryland game on February 13, 1960. Each player allegedly received 1200 dollars.
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New York
North Carolina
Paul Walker
District Attorney’s Office
North Carolina Bureau of Investigation
Stan Niewierowski
Don Gallagher
Maryland
Lakeland beats UIC 67 61 behind Bell's 29 points
John Bell scored 29 points to lift Lakeland College to a 67-61 nonconference victory over the University of Illinois Chicago on Thursday night.
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Lakeland
Ashland
John Bell
Lakeland College
University of Illinois Chicago
Cubs Sign Rookies Lou Brock and Ron Goerger
Chicago Cubs announce 1962 signings of two rookies, outfielder Lou Brock age 22 and left handed pitcher Ron Goerger age 24. Brock joins the club promising speed and batting potential while Goerger provides depth on the pitching staff.
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CUBS
Chicago
Chicago Cubs
Lou Brock
Ron Goerger
Cagers Begin Big Ten Campaign Top-ranked Ohio State Opens at Northwestern
Ohio State, unbeaten in 10 preconference games and winner of the Los Angeles Holiday Classic, starts its bid for a third consecutive Big Ten title at Northwestern. Iowa visits Wisconsin. Michigan at Illinois. Michigan State at Indiana. Purdue at Minnesota as 10 regional telecasts launch the season. The Big Ten’s tune-up slate posted a 57-33 mark, leading to discussion of records for consecutive conference wins and three-peat prospects.
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Associated Press
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Iowa
Wisconsin
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Illinois
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Buckeyes
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Packers Sign LSU Fullback Earl Gros As Draft Pick
Green Bay announces the signing of Earl Gros of LSU, a No. 1 draft choice, at 6-3 225 pounds. Gros led the Orange Bowl ground game and will join fellow LSU alum Jim Taylor in Green Bay. Also signed are Ed Blaine, Gary Barnes, and Ron Gassert.
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Green Bay Packers
Earl Gros
Louisiana State
Gros
Jim Taylor
Packers
Ed Blaine
Missouri
Gary Barnes
Clemson
Ron Gassert
Virginia
Adult Cage Volleyball and Basketball Action Return
Recreation director Jerry I. Coplien announced resumption of adult league play. Volleyball Tuesday features Wisconsin Power and Light versus the Jaycees at 7 p.m. Makeup basketball games follow: GCTC vs Park and Recreation at 8 p.m. and Swiss Colony vs Juda at 9 p.m. Wednesday bring Swiss Colony against Park and Recreation at 7:30 p.m. and Juda versus GCTC at 8:30 p.m.
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Jaycees
GCTC
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Juda
Maris credits eye exam and talks turning point
Milwaukee report on Roger Maris receiving the Frederick C. Miller trophy with Wilma Rudolph Ward as athletes of the year for 1961. Maris cites an eye examination and front office advice as the turning point in his 61 home run season. Rudolph Ward speaks of aiming to shave time in the 60 yard dash this season.
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Wis
New York Yankees
Roger Maris
O.K
Maris
Fraternal Order of Eagles
Tennessee
Wilma Rudolph Ward
Frederick C. Miller
Associated Press
Minnesota
Pascual
Ward
Los Angeles
Monroe Cheesemakers Play Edgerton in Badger League Clash
Monroe seeks to improve to 3-2 in Badger League after a 2-2 start as it faces 0-4 Edgerton at Edgerton. Coach Lee Mitchell has boosted the offense and fast break as Monroe ranks second in league scoring with 248 points while Edgerton sits seventh with 200.
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Edgerton
University
Madison
Wisconsin High
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Stoughton
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Jefferson
Middleton
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Monroe
Milwaukee meets to host state Class A track meet
Milwaukee City High School Athletic Council approved the Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association bid to stage the state Class A track meet at North Stadium on May 26. It marks the fifth consecutive year the event returns to this venue.
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Milwaukee City High School Athletic Council
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Buckeyes Earn Grantland Rice Award
Ohio State named winner of the eighth annual Grantland Rice football award by Look magazine for 1961. The Big Ten champion posted an 8 0 1 record and secured 11 of 15 points in the voting.
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New York
Ohio State
Look Magazine
Albany Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Events
Rev. and Mrs. Warren Davison and family return to the Methodist parsonage after visiting relatives in Ferguson Iowa. Miss Alice G. Barton to return home from Milwaukee after two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Mortimer Becker. Effie and Ella Hein host two tables of 500 on New Year’s Eve. Awards go to Mrs. Genevieve Stiffler Mrs. Lorna Stewart and Miss Shirley Conway and to Mrs. William Krueger Mrs. Mabel Thompson and Adolph Zimmerman. Alvin Kleinsmith son of Mrs. Elmer Parnell, ill at St. Mary’s Madison with nervous disorder and heart condition. Mrs. Arthur Malkow of Evansville, formerly Albany, now in a Madison hospital for further treatment.
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Alice G. Barton
Mortimer Becker
Milwaukee
Effie
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Shirley Conway
Truman Kittelsen
Mmes
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Madison
Elmer Parnell
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Evansville
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Shoup Calls for Perfect Scores and Total Marine Readiness
The crisper critic, Elton C. Fay, relays General Shoup’s annual Marine message. He praises past marksmanship yet cites some misses, urges real-world training in harsh climates, and stresses 100 percent goals. Shoup warns against hate in training while focusing on fighting the enemy.
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Crisp
Marines
Shoup
Savings Bonds Hit New Record in 1961
The Treasury reported savings bonds sales reached a three year high in 1961 while redemptions of old bonds fell to the lowest since 1954. Series E and H sales totaled 4.5 billion, up 189 million from 1960, with total investment rising to 44.5 billion including accrued interest. December sales were 343 million and redemptions 343 million.
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The
Treasury
Byrnes Sees JFK Trade Talks Likely Too Late
Rep John W Byrnes Republican leader warns bipartisan talks on reciprocal trade may have been delayed and questions U S industry protections. He supports tariff cuts and broader negotiating power but demands safeguards against domestic industry harm while noting no bipartisan consultations have occurred.
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Kennedy
John W. Byrnes
Wis
U.S
Byrnes
Ways and Means Committee
Soviets' Nuclear Tests Raise France Radioactivity Sevens
An official report today states that radioactivity in northern France rose by 70 times due to a recent Soviet nuclear test series but poses no health danger.
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Paris
France
Monticello pond project gains approval and bids
The Monticello Community Club pond committee is authorized to proceed with excavation bids and collect pledges for the park project between Highways 39 and 69. Pledges reach up to 5000 dollars with funds due at Bank of Monticello or Brusveen's barber shop. The plan includes damming Hefty creek to create a small lake on 14.9 acres.
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Monticello
John Steinmann
California to Surpass New York as Largest State in 1970
The U S Bureau of the Census projects California will become the nation's most populous state in 1970, overtaking New York. The shift reflects demographic growth and migration trends altering state rankings.
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U.S. Bureau of the Census
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