Hall Leads West to 33 19 Victory Over East All Stars
Penn State star Galen Hall boosted the West All Stars with three touchdown passes in a 33 19 win over the East in Honolulu. Hall threw for 338 yards on 28 of 49 attempts, matching a rare strong performance despite the West’s messy play and multiple interceptions.
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Penn State
Kansas
John Hadl
Ohio State
Bob Ferguson
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Georgia Tech
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Northland Makes It Two In A Row By Toppling Milton 70 53
Northland defeated Milton 70 to 53 Saturday for its second straight Badger Gopher Conference win. Jack Provaser led Northland with 34 points as the team led 33 to 27 at halftime. Lakeland fell 75 74 to Bethany in the Blue Waters Classic final at Mankato Minnesota as Bethany iced the win with three late free throws.
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Lakeland
Bethany
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Bobcats Edge Rebels In Double Overtime
Dick Doughtery scored at 5:54 of the second overtime to lift the Green Bay Bobcats to a 54 state U S Hockey League win over the Minneapolis Rebels.
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Spahn Named Most Valuable Brave for Third Time
Warren Spahn, 40, of the Milwaukee Braves, earns MVP honors for 1961 as voted by the Milwaukee Chapter of the Baseball Writers. He previously won in 1956 and 1958 and will receive a plaque at the Diamond Dinner along with Veteran Athlete of the Year honors and other recognitions. Spahn posted 21 wins with a 3.09 ERA, his second no hitter, and reached 309 career victories.
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Bowling Tourney Opens Next Sunday In Monroe
Plans are set for the 31st annual Monroe Bowling Association handicap tournament running from Sunday to Sunday January 28. Team events will be at Recreation Club and doubles and singles at Turner Hall. Recreation Club won the team title 2944. Wuetrich Brandenburg 1196 in doubles. Willis Elmer 723 in singles. Elmer 1753 scratch. Kohl 1868 all events with handicap. Entry lists and more score keepers are to be announced.
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Monroe
Miller Guides East In 7 7 Hula Bowl Tie
Ron Miller of Wisconsin directed the East offense in a 7-7 tie with the West in the 16th Hula Bowl held in Honolulu. Gabriel of North Carolina State split snaps with Miller while Minnesota’s Sandy Stephens appeared briefly. West interceptions halted the East aerial attack as three Gabriel passes and two Miller throws were picked off.
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Minnesota
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Los Angeles Rams
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Final Death Blow Dealt To 61 Year Old Three I League
DES MOINES Iowa The 61 year old Three I League the oldest Class B loop in baseball was declared dead Sunday and its 1961 treasury of 11146 was carved up by last seasons six members Fox Cities of Appleton Wis Cedar Rapids and Burlington in Iowa are joining the Class D Midwest Des Moines Lincoln Neb and Topeka Kan will not field teams this year The league death will become official Jan 15 and the six members shared the funds from 1961
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Neb
Topeka
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Arlington rink wins Madison Mixed Curling Bonspiel
The Herwig rink from Arlington defeated the Loughenner rink from Appleton 11 to 2 on Sunday to claim the championship of the 8th annual Madison Mixed Curling Bonspiel.
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Dietzel Ready To Lead Army Football Mission At West Point
Paul Dietzel, 37, leaves LSU after an $18 500 salary and a 44 23 3 record to take the Army head coaching job. He replaces Dale Hall amid Navy rivalries, with an eight figure commitment and a history as a WW II bomber pilot and Blaik era coach. Dietzel’s Orange Bowl champions and 1958 national title mark a high turning point for Army football.
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Pioneers Edge Whitewater On Hoppe’s Late Winner
Whitewater topped Platteville 68-66 as Ron Hoppe hit a field goal with 30 seconds left to pull even in the Wisconsin State College Conference at 3-0. Dave Horton led Platteville with 19 points, Tom Gammroth had 16 for Whitewater, and La Crosse beat Oshkosh in a separate nonleague finish.
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Monticello Social Notes Mention Local Visits
Donald Voegeli of Madison spent Thursday with his parents Mr and Mrs Joe Voegeli. Mr and Mrs Thomas Brusveen and Mrs Doris Wagner and Curt visited Sunday evening in New Glarus. Mr and Mrs Robert Holcomb Sr called in Freeport Saturday. Mrs Doris Wagner was in Madison Saturday morning.
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New Glarus
Robert Holcomb Sr
Freeport
Air Force allocates funds for Truax Field chapel annex
The Air Force announced about $76,000 in funds for a chapel annex at Truax Field in Madison. Col. James F. Carney, regional civil engineer for the Air Force in Ohio River area, disclosed the approval.
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Midwest Teams Suffer Foreign Floor Setbacks
Wisconsin Midwest Conference teams lost on foreign floors Saturday Beloit fell to Monmouth 56 to 51 Lawrence lost to St Olaf 101 to 69 Ripon dropped 66 to 56 to Carleton Grinnell beat Coe 78 to 63 and Cornell edged Knox 84 to 80
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Big Ten Teams Eye Road Games
Wisconsin Illinois and Indiana win Big Ten openers on the road as Ohio State rests idle. Illinois tops Michigan 91 71 while Indiana beats Michigan State 76 71 and Minnesota defeats Purdue 81 67. Jerry Lucas sits, Havlicek 27 points, Dischinger 31 leads Purdue, Nelson 39 sets Iowa mark.
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Thief Seizes Take Of Coin Machine Firm
Reloit police report a loss of 400 to 500 dollars after a truck operated by Central Vending Co. was parked near Freeman Shoe Co.. Robert Waddell, who serviced the firm’s vending machines, found the day’s receipts missing from a box inside the truck.
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Monticello Caucus Set for March 6 at Village Hall
Monticello prepares for its annual caucus at 8 p.m. March 6 in the Village hall where three trustees terms will expire Earl Alm Wilbert Stauffer and Harold Babler. The board also voted to advertise for bids to extend sewer lines along Urban street.
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Library Adds 43 Nonfiction and 22 Fiction Titles
Arabat Ludlow Memorial Library announces 43 adult nonfiction and 22 children titles added to shelves. New books include The City in History by Lewis Mum ford, Born Free by Joy Adamson, Best American Plays 1918 1958 edited by John Gassner, and Tre asury of the Automobile by Ralph Stein.
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M. E. Mulac
Marcus Bach
Lewis Mumford
Hillel Black
Frederick Charles Schwarz
G. W. Cronyn
House of Healing
Mary Risley
James B. Conant
Darrell Huff
Virginia B. Warren
Cyril Houle
U.S.A
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Scott
August Derleth
Virginia Peterson
Loring Mandel
John Gassner
Louis Kronenberger
Our Planet
Gordon Manley
Mary K. Eakin
D. Galenpaul
Gorton Carruth
Mail Train Derails in Chicago Injuring Clerks
Two mail clerks remained hospitalized after a Saturday night derailment on Chicago’s Northwest side. Thirteen other clerks were treated for shock or minor injuries and released.
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