Nipple Records 605 Honor Count Action
One high score recorded last night with Lee Nipple posting a 605 in the Classic League. Fritz Kammerode led Minor No 3 with a 566 series and 215 game, while Paul Ruf paced Turner Hall with a 559 series. Team results list Felders, Ferrons, Counselmans and Mueller Cheese among multiple 40 marks and varied 2,400 plus series totals.
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Lee Nipple
Dick Brunner
Nipple
Pat Lunda
Junction House
Heinzelman
Fritz Kammerode
Roger Moe
Mort Wittner
Ferron’s
Wieman
Counselman
Paul Ruf
Sebastian Laeser
Laeser
Harold Snively
Mueller Cheese
Green County Salvage
Windy Acres
Grace Lutheran
Norm Huber
Harris Gempler
Niffeneggers
Herman Blum
LaVerne Hayes
Felders
Eagle
Green County Realty
Heinzemans
Coplien Painters
Mort Wittwer
Bob Trickle
Tiger Kohl
Ferrons
Tiger's Firebirds
Eagles
Counselmans
Bob
Wigs
Wiemans
Turner Hall
Sylvan Wage
Harold Srively
Jerry Kaulk
Roger Gonzagowski
Treuthardt Stockyards
Mobil Oil
Vinay Acres
Monroe Sales
Grace Luthran
Washington Implement
Harris Gempier
Harold Saunders
Marion Mueller
Fred Huber
Spoerry’s
Hawley
Swiss Colony
Hubers
Simmons
Gempiers
Martins
WBA Sets Title Bout Ignoring Clay and Liston
The World Boxing Association approves a heavyweight title fight between Ernie Terrell and Eddie Machen for March 5 at Chicago's International Amphitheatre. Promoters Irv Schoenwald and Joe Kellman target a 12 000 seat sellout with tickets from 20 to 3 and a potential gate near 100 000.
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Hwa
World Boxing Association
Cassius Clay
Sonny Liston
Ernie Terrell
Chicago
Eddie Machen
Portland
Ore
International Amphitheatre
Stockyards Arena
Irv Schoenwald
Joe Kellman
Flapjacks Before Playoff Bowl Rumor at Packers Game
Milwaukee Sentinel columnist Bud Lea relays that Green Bay players skipped team breakfast and instead fed on flapjacks, with a pancake house near the hotel reportedly crowded with Packers heroes. An observer questioned players focus after heavy eating before the Pro Playoff Bowl loss to St Louis.
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Milwaukee
Green Bay Packers
St. Louis Cardinals
Bud Lea
Milwaukee Sentinel
Miami
Packers
Lea
Green Bay
Pro Football Signing War Stirs College Stars
AFL NFL signing war rattles college football as Kent McCloughan of Nebraska denies signing with Oakland while Miami and Georgia issues surface. Frank Ryan touts Namath value as pro leagues raid colleges and Georgia weighs forfeiting wins over pro contracts. Eaves calls for NCAA policy to curb raids.
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Associated Press
Nebraska
Kent McCloughan
Oakland Raiders
Oakland
McCloughan
Honolulu
Houston
Washington
Raider
Cleveland Brown
Frank Ryan
Joe Namath
Namath
Alabama
AFL
New York Jets
Ryan
Browns
University of Georgia
Jim Wilson
Georgia
Wilson
Boston Patriots
San Frcisco
Joel Eaves
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Eaves
Vikings and Mustangs Win in Lite Loop at Lincoln School
In a gym game night at Lincoln School, the Mustangs beat the Buckeyes 40-27 while the Vikings defeated the Blue Devils 48-23. Mustangs led 12-7 early, 22-11 at halftime, and 18-16 in the second half. Vikings opened 14-2 and led 26-8 at halftime, finishing 22-17 in the second half.
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Lincoln School
Vikings
Mustangs
Buckeyes
Blue Devils
Warren Wins Third In Holiday Tournament
Warren High School placed third in the Forreston Holiday Basketball Tournament by beating Le Win 60 49. Randy Lamont scored 35 points, one shy of the tournament single game record of 37. Forreston won the title by defeating Amboy 73 61. Walnut beat Elizabeth 60 54 for consolation. Warren then defeated Walnut before falling to Amboy. Amboy, initially underrated, emerged as the Cinderella team.
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Warien
Warren High School
Forreston
le Win
Warrior
Randy Lamont
Amboy
Walnut
Elizabeth
Warren
Warriors
Idaho pro tops qualifying for Los Angeles Open
Gary Floan, 25, of Lewiston Idaho, fired a three under par 68 on the Hillcrest course to lead LA Open qualifying. Howie Johnson and Chris Blocker were close behind at 69, while veteran Dutch Harrison and several others failed to advance for one of the available spots. In other news WCIAA plans first weekly basketball ratings, Catholic Big Eight, to begin next week with ratings by the WCIAA rating board.
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LOS Ang
Idaho
Gary Floan
Lewiston
Hillcrest
Howie Johnson
Chris Blocker
Dutch Harrison
Harrison
Stan Lonard
Walker Inman
Dale Douglass
Gene Andrewe
Elly Vines
WEFAA
Wisconsin Catholic Interscholastic Athletic Association
WCIAA
Steve Pavela
Al Kaline Takes $2000 Pay Cut With Confident Smile
Detroit Tigers outfielder Al Kaline, after signing for 60,000 for 1965, accepts a 2,000 reduction with good humor. He projects a stronger season, notes past injuries and a fourth-place finish, and says relationships with manager Charley Dressen are repaired after private talks.
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al Kaline
Detroit
Detroit Tigers
Kaline
Charley Dressen
Tigers
Dressen
Monroe Rifle Team Triumph Over Janesville in Close Meet
The Monroe Rifle Team defeated Janesville 1,464 to 1,458 at the Monroe range. Monroe posted 500s in prone and sitting and a 464 in offhand. Named shooters achieving perfect prone scores included George Raymer, Lawrence Raymer, Ralph Penniston, Orville Kiel, and Homer Thompson.
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Monroe
Janesville
Monroe Range
George Raymer
Lawrence Raymer
Ralph Penniston
Orville Kiel
Homer Thompson
Herb Pfund
Bob Vogel
Paul Witt
Martin Hanna
Kastin
Hill
Larson
Peck
Allshouse II
Martin
Bredschneider
G. Raymer
Raymer
Drake
D. Veel
Bruins Lead UCLA Tops Poll as Indiana Falls to Illinois
UCLA holds the No 1 spot in the college basketball poll with 379 points and 26 first place votes while Indiana drops to second after a 86-81 loss to Illinois in the Big Ten opener. Michigan slips to third with St Johns grabbing a first place vote.
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Wey Gunee Suhler
Associated Press
UCLA
Bruins
Michigan
Indiana
Hoosiers
Illinois
Illini
Arizona
Minnesota
Utah
Wolverines
St. John’s
New York
Madison Square Garden
Winois
St. Louis
The
Gophers
Towa
St. Joseph’s
Louis
Pheasant decline stirs South Dakota election fights
South Dakota voters face a pheasant crisis shaping state politics as campaigns tout predator bounties to save the birds. Drought, contract expirations, and land use slashed the population from about ten million in 1962 to roughly five million this fall, fueling debates over hunting policy and conservation funding amid party maneuvering.
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South Dakota
U.S
Democratic
Left eye dominance and shooting with cast-off stocks
The piece explains three adaptation options for right-handed shooters with left eye dominance. They may shoot with the left eye closed, learn to shoot from the left shoulder, or use a shotgun stock cast-off to align the left eye with the barrel when mounted on the right shoulder.
Illinois Hands Indiana First Loop Loss in Big Ten
Illinois upset Indiana 86 to 81 marking its first league defeat of the season as Illinois aims for a Big Ten surge with a potential 3 0 conference record after a 70 56 win over Wisconsin in December and a showdown at Michigan State on Saturday Northwestern vs Indiana looms regionally while Iowa overwhelmed Wisconsin 92 62 led by Chris Perrell 25 points with Gerry Jones 17 and Paul Morenz scoring 10 for Wisconsin.
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Chicana
Ilinois
Indiana
Ann Arbor
Wolverines
Illinois
Michigan
Wisconsin
Northwestern
Town
Michigan State
Minnesota
Ohio State
Purdue
Hoosiers
Tal Brady
Skip Thoren
Redman
Ron Peyser
Jon McClogklin
Iowa
Badgers
Hawkeyes
Chris Perrell
Gerry Jones
Paul Morenz
Hawkeyes Belt Badgers 92 62 in Big Ten clash
Iowa City game at the Hawkeye Field House saw Wisconsin commit numerous errors and fall 92 62. Chris Perra lled for 25 after early bench time, George Peeples 14 and 13 rebounds, while Mark Zubor and Paul Morenz led Wisconsin with limited scoring. Iowa improved to 6 4 overall and 1 0 in conference while Wisconsin dropped to 5 5 and 0 2 in league.
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Iowa City
Iowa
Wisconsin
Badgers
Big Ten
New York Mets
Towa
Hawkeye Fieldhouse
Johnny Erickson
Keith Stelter
Tom Schoeneck
Stelter
Erickson
Paul Morenz
Mark Zubor
Chris Perrall
Gerry Jones
George Peeples
Hawkeyes
Madison Atty Gen Rules State Fish and Game Laws Extend to Reservations
Atty Gen George Thompson held that the Legislature may extend Wisconsin fish and game laws to all Indian reservation lands. The opinion supports broad legislative power to regulate wildlife and hunting within tribal areas under state authority.
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Madison
George Thompson
Wisconsin
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