Mueller Leads Bowler Night With 602 Honor Count
Bowler Mueller topped last nights action with a 602 honor count in the Men's Major League. Pete Klassy led the Nitehawk League with a 600 honor count and 236 game. Also noted were Wally Miller 565, Marian Muller 561, and multiple 214 to 212 games across leagues.
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Aaron Plans Offensive Return For 1985 Season
Hank Aaron, Braves outfielder and former home run leader, says he will be strictly an offensive hitter in 1985 after a 1964 season where he worried about striking out. He aims to regain the home run crown, noting his 24 homers and 95 RBIs last year and an ankle injury that kept him out late.
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Toome
San Francisco
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Johnston Lemon Acquire Senators in Major Bet
James M. Johnston and James H. Lemon reportedly invested an undisclosed sum, possibly two million dollars, to acquire full control of the Washington Senators baseball club. Since 1961 they rose as major stockholders and later consolidated ownership, aiming to build a winning team after years of poor finishes and financial losses. In other news, Ron Ellis of the Toronto Maple Leafs was named NHL outstanding rookie for the first half of the 1964-65 season by the AP.
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Associated Press Today
YMCA Meets Saturday at Junior High Gym
The YMCA holds sessions each Saturday at 1 p.m. for seventh grade and 2 p.m. for eighth grade in the Junior High School gym. Officers for the year are Bob Holling president Scott Martin vice president and Grendahl secretary treasurer.
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Bob Holling
Scott Martin
Grendahl
Monroe Frosh Beat Freeport 69 59 At Monroe Gym
Monroe Frosh, scoring 26 by Don Bloom and 25 by Jim Brown Larson, defeated Freeport 69 to 59 at the Monroe gym. Monroe led 30-21 at halftime and outscored Freeport in every second half quarter except the second, with Goetz adding 12 and Haberman 5 for Monroe while Randall led Freeport with 21.
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Dave Goetz
Scott Haberman
Fred Ott
Randall
Freeport
Kemp
Kettles
NCAA and AAU Clash Over Track Control in Coming Season
The NCAA and AAU prepare for a heated dispute in indoor track as the 59th NCAA convention in Chicago debates a policy amendment to back the USTFF. Penalties for violations could mirror those for recruiting with a boycott as the AAU defends its control of international sanctioning and Olympic eligibility.
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Jets May Bid $400,000 for Huarte
The Philadelphia Inquirer reports the AFL New York Jets may offer up to $400,000 to lure Notre Dame quarterback John Huarte from the NFL Eagles. Huarte, Heisman Trophy winner, was the Jets second draft choice. the Eagles selected him sixth. Jets to announce at a New York news conference.
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Writers Dinner Sold Out Milwaukee
The 12th annual Diamond Dinner of Milwaukee baseball writers is a sellout. Dinner chairman Frank Marasco announced Tuesday that nearly 700 persons are assured for the dinner January 24 at the Schroeder Hotel with honored and special guests.
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Milwaukee Baseball Writers
Frank Marasco
Schroeder
Services Tomorrow for Albert Goetter 85 in Milwaukee
Albert Goetter longtime secretary of the State Athletic Commission from 1931 to 1937 died Monday at a Milwaukee hospital. He lived in suburban Wauwatosa and services are planned for Thursday afternoon.
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Badgers Rally Mindset After Big Ten Loss at Iowa
Wisconsin coach Johnny Erickson said the Badgers must rebound after a 92-62 defeat to Iowa. He warned the team cannot repeat that performance and emphasized staying focused on a seven straight road stretch including Saturday at Minnesota. Erickson praised resilience shown when trailing and urged steady improvement.
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Cardinals Beaten by St Louis 12-7 at Wagon Wheel Ice Palace
OCKTON special report says St. Louis Park took control of the North Central League lead by defeating the Cardinals 12-7 Saturday night. Dave Rovick scored four goals and Ken Yackel added three as Park moved to 5-1 atop the standings while Cardinals suffer their second league loss in six games.
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Yackle
Cardinals Rally Delivers Key Scoring Burst In Win
Al Morrison returned from over a month out to spark the Cardinals with Bob Craig aiding the surge. Dave Rovick answered, Tom Roe, Yackel and Don Rasmussen contributed, and Craig narrowed the gap to 94 with two goals in 16 seconds as the team gears to host Crystal, Minnesota, Bungalows next Saturday at 7:30 p.m. in a bid to rejoin the race.
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Bob Craig
Dave Rovick
Tom Roe
Yackel
Don Rasmussen
Crystal
Minn
Mahle Signs with Green Bay Packers in Two Year Deal
Syracuse University quarterback Mahle confirmed Tuesday a contract to play for the Green Bay Packers. He is the No 4 draft pick and will earn about 15000 dollars yearly plus a 15000 dollar signing bonus with a no cut clause. Mahle, also drafted by Oakland in the AFL, is 6 foot 3 and 195 pounds from Waterford Pennsylvania known for his rushing yardage of 1150 during his college career.
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Warriors Seek Win to End Streak at Loyola Clash
Marquette Warriors, winless in three road games, host Loyola Chicago aiming to break a three game skid after an 83-71 loss in Congo. Coach McGuire reshuffles lineup to boost scoring with Tom Flynn and Paul Corbins in the front court.
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