Spartans Stop Badgers 106 90 in Big Ten clash
Wisconsin gunned 113 shots and hit 35 percent to slump to a 106 90 loss at Michigan State. Pete Gent led the Spartans with 25 points as MSU built a 50 44 halftime edge and pulled away after intermission. Wisconsin shares the league cellar with Indiana and Purdue.
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East Lansing
Mich
Wisconsin
Michigan State
Badgers
Spartans
Nets
State
Pete Gent
Spartan
Bob Johnson
John Erickson
Ken Gustafson
Dave Roberts
Mike O’melia
Don Hearden
Illinois
Indiana
Purdue
Harney Wins Los Angeles Open and $7,500 Victory
Golfer Paul Harney, after nine years on tour, captured the $50,000 Los Angeles Open with an even par 71 to total 280, four under, finishing four strokes ahead of Bobby Nichols who shot 281. Arnold Palmer and Julius Boros tied for third at 282.
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Los Angeles
Paul Harney
Harney
Sunset Oaks
Sacramento
Calif
Worcester
Mass
Arnold Palmer
Julius Boros
Bobby Nichols
Palmer
Bob Goalby
Don Finsterwald
al Geiberger
Dave Marr
Tommy Jacobs
Boros
NCAA Amends Sanction Okays Indiana Tryouts
The NCAA has amended sanctions against Indiana University to allow athletes to participate in Olympic trials for Tokyo. Indiana, on probation four years after a April 27, 1960 recruiting violation, may send swimmers basketball gymnasts and wrestlers to tryouts as part of the U S Olympic effort. Walter Byers said the concession supports Tokyo games aims.
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New York
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Indiana University
Indiana
Walter Byers
NCAA
United States
Tokyo
Bradds Leads Big Ten Scoring Race in 1950s Season
Gary Bradds of Ohio State tops the Big Ten scoring race with 293 points in 11 games, a 26.6 average. He leads Rich Falk of Northwestern by one point per game, with Falk at 25.6, followed by Dick Van Arsdale of Indiana at 24.0. Others averaging over 20 include Pete Gent, Cazzie Russell, Bill Butts, and Skip Thoren.
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Anivally
Anamerica
Gary Bradds
Ohio State
Bradds
Rich Falk
Northwestern
Falk
Dick van Arsdale
Indiana
Pete Gent
Michigan State
Cazzie Russell
Michigan
Bill Buntis
Skip Thoren
Illinois
Monroe to Host Regional Basketball Meet March 6 7
The WIAA announces Monroe will host a regional basketball tournament on March 6 and 7 featuring Madison West and Middleton along with Madison Central. Winners advance to Middleton sub sectional, then Platteville sectional, with further moves to state in Madison March 19 21. Regional games start at 7 p.m. and 8 30 p.m.
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WIAA
Monroe
Madison
Middieton
Conte
Madison| West
Madison Central
Middleton
Cheesemen
Sauk Prairie
Mt. Horeb
River Valley
Wisconsin Dells
Platteville
Boscobel
Iowa-Grant
Darlington
Lancaster
Waureka
Benton
Potosi
Fennimore
Prairie du Chien
Dodgeville
Cassville
West Grant
Hazel Green
Shullsburg
Cuba City
Verona
Barneveld
Highland
Belmont
Gratiot
Argyle
Monticello
Mineral ‘Point
Wisconsin Heights
Belleville
Belleville,” New Glarus
Blanchardville
Hollandale
Juda
South Wayne
Baraboo
Reedsburg
DeSota
Muscoda
Blue River
Readstown
Portage
Richland Center
Gays Mills
Seneca
Ithaca
Soldiers Grove
Madison West
New Glarus
Brodhead
Albany
Orfordville
Turner
Madison East
Fieldhouse
Finley Moves to Transfer Athletics to Louisville Pact
Charles O Finley says he will win approval to move the Kansas City Athletics to Louisville despite ALG opposition. He plans a Frankfort lobbying effort and a Jan 16 owners meeting, noting a two year deal with Kentucky includes 5 percent net gate to the state and 7 percent gross concessions.
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Louisville
Charles O. Finley
Athletics
Kansas City
Finley
Edward T. Breathitt
Kentucky General Assembly
Sesson
Frankfort
Loan Granted to Head of the Lakes Cooperative Electric
Washington announces a $190,000 loan from the Rural Electrification Administration to Head of the Lakes Cooperative Electric of Superior Wisconsin to expand its rural power system.
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Washington
the Rural Electrification Administration
Head of
The
Lakes Cooperative Electric of
Superior
Wis
Patterson Hopes For Liston Fight After Comeback Victory
Floyd Patterson, fresh from a comeback win over Santo Amanti in Stockholm, says he aims for another chance at Sonny Liston but wants more bouts first. The ex-champion stopped Amanti in the eighth, despite Amanti being unranked globally. Patterson, No. 8 contender, last faced Liston in two devastating 1960-61 title bouts.
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Stockholm
Sonny Liston
Floyd Patterson
Santo Amanti
Liston
Patterson
Amonti
Italy
European Boxing Union
Amanti
Floyd
Las Vegas
Nev
Chicago
Milwaukee bowler rolls first 300 in 775 League action
Tom Runolf bowled his first 300 game Monday in the middle game of a three game series at the South Side Bowl and Lounge. His 647 series led the night performers.
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Milwaukee
Tom Runolf
South Side Bowl
Monroe Riflemen Defeat Janesville 1462 to 1453 in Match
The Monroe Rifle Team defeated Janesville 1462 to 1453 on Janesville’s home range. Key scores included Martin Hanna’s 97 off hand and 100 from sitting, with multiple 100s from prone, sitting, and off hand contributing to Monroe’s tight victory. Janesville’s Alls House and Knox also posted strong 100s and high marks in three positions.
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Monroe
Janesville
Martin Hanna
Hanna
Sitec
Herb Pfund
Lawrence Raymer
Bob Vogel
Orville Kiel
Homer Thompson
Ralph Penniston
Clarence Drake
Kiel
Raymer
Forrest Knox
Lawrence Allshouse
Sit OH L. Drake
C. Drake
Pfund
Vogel
K. Kielay O. Kiel
Thompson
Penniston
SIT OH Peck
Riedschenader
Knox
Bastian
Rouse
Colletta
Allshouse
Kock
Sayre
High Court Will Act In Prince Edward Case
The Supreme Court agreed Monday to decide whether to promptly reopen Prince Edward County public schools in Virginia on a desegregated basis by next September. County officials closed schools in 1959 to dodge desegregation orders. the dispute has been in courts since May 1951 and was among the 1954 desegregation decisions.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Prince Edward County
Prince Edward
Madison Wisconsin records 1300 licensed bait dealers
The State Conservation Department reported 1300 licensed bait dealers in Madison Wisconsin with 1963 sales totaling 875000 dollars and anglers purchasing about 21 million minnows. Youthful dealers sixteen and under were not counted as they face no sale reporting requirements. The first asteroid seen by man was discovered on January 2 1801 by Piazzi at Palermo and named Ceres.
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Madison
Wisconsin
State Conservation Department
Piazzi
Palermo
Italy
Weekend Socials and Visits Across Monticello Area
Monticello social notes recount visits and gatherings among residents and families. Guests include Mr. and Mrs Charles Putnam, the Melvin Flint family, and numerous Madison Monroe and Janesville visitors. Archery club member West Allis event noted. multiple diners and hospital visits appear alongside university students returning to UW Madison.
Beaver and Otter Seasons Open in Wisconsin
Wisconsin set beaver and otter seasons for 1964 with openings on February 1 or 15 by locality. Otter bag limit five with March 15 closing. beaver typically 35 with March 31 closing, but some central counties end March 15 with a 20 beaver limit. Eastern and western border counties may close entirely. Some trout streams trapping runs to April 30. consult the department map for boundaries. For ad taker: call 325-5101.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Weekend Visits Across Several Families Across Wisconsin
Holiday guests and family gatherings span multiple towns as Mr and Mrs Erb and family visit Fred Gempeler in Monroe. Wilbert Christen Sr and Raymond Talmadge visit Walter Bliss in Brodhead. Borchard family from Menasha spends weekend with Jacob Stauffer’s family in Monroe and associates call on Kate and Rose Stauffer.
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William Erb
Paul
Susan
Monroe
Fred Gempeler
Wilbert Christen
Raymond Talmadge
Walter Bliss
Brodhead
William Borchard
Tom
Joan
David
Menasha
Jacob Stauffer
Robert Stauffer
Ronnie
Jacob ‘Stauffer
Borchard
Kate
Rose Stauffer
Alou Approves Braves Contract for 1964
Milwaukee reports Felipe Alou signed with the Braves after a major trade with the Giants. GM John McHale says the terms were generous and the center fielder, who hit .281 with 20 homers and 82 RBIs for the Giants, is expected to help Milwaukee this season. The piece notes Alou led the Dominican winter league with a .398 average and joins Frank Bolling, Roy McMillan, and Lee Maye for 1964.
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Milwaukee
Felipe Alou
San Francisco Giants
Braves
John McHale
Alou
Giants
Dominican Republic
Frank Bolling
Roy McMillan
Lee Maye
McHale
Henry Aaron
Henry
Warren Spahn
Warren
Moe tops league with 592 series in busy bowling night
Roger Moe led all leagues last night with a 234 game and 592 series in Minor No. 3, followed by Gerry Gelbach’s 233 and 581 in the Pleasure League. Turner Hall and Classic League performances and multiple teams posted 3-1 or 4-0 results amid a mix of scattered scores.
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Roger Moe
Kegler
Moe
Gerry Gelbach
Guerdon Hein
Quentin DeRemer
Wiemans
Bob and Wigs
Felders
Mueller Cheese
Treuthardt Stockyards
Grace Lutheran
Bob Nafzger
Emmanuel Fuchs
Mort Wittner
Frank Digman
Green County Service
Counselman’s Garage
Wieman's
Eagles
Tigers Firebirds
Wally Speich
Bill Moon
Forrest Deininger
Eugene Thorpe
Hawley
Swiss Wheel
Hubers
Simmons
Martins
Spoerry
Niffeneggers
Gemplers
Turner Hall
Guerdon Heins
Dave Ele
Sebastian Lacer
Arnold Koehn
Dave Burri
Triangle
Green County Salvage
Monroe Sales
Windy Acres
Green County Realty
Bowen's Station
Junction House
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Melvin Flint
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Ruth Jackson Madison
Sylvia Curtis
Barbara Marty
Jacob M. Marty
Louise Gessler
E. W. Marty
Roy Feldt
Earl Lao
Fred Abbott
Clifford Brainerd
C. M. Stauffer
Reynold Zeller
Dan Benkett
Darrell Piette
Lawrence F. Marty
West Allis
Conrad Stauffacher
Stauffachers
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Hammerly
Fred Haldiman
Jim
Herman Babler
Allen
Ida Voegels
Henry Grunder
George Krajeck
Evansville
Wilbert Marty
Clarence Marty
Norman Marty
Arsgyle
Herman Marty
M. Albert Marty
Marvin
Edward J. Marty
Eugene Hefty
Terry Wichser
J. F. Freitag
R. J Theiler
Womens
Henry Babler Sr
Selmar Lien
Thomas Brusveen
Martin Gilbertson
Michelle
Becky
Ralph Gempeler
Stewart Kingston
Orin St. Clare
Elizabeth Blum
Marie and
Werner
Fannie G
Frieda Benkert
Elisa Marty
Emil Frehner
Bill Baebler
Dan Benker
University of Wisconsin
State Industrial Commission
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Kennedy
Monroe Evening Times
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