Deb Share Fires 665 Honor Count In Vic Victory League
Deb Share led kegler action with a 665 honor count in the Vic Victory League. Minder posted a 613 series, while Monroe Sales won the first half rolloff in the Turner Hall League. Share’s 232 game topped the league. Minder had 613 total. other notable marks included Broge 229 and Sorenson 208.
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Deb Share
Kegler
Walter Minder
Monroe Sales
Share
Bill Tuescher
Minder
Byron Broge
Roger Cheese
Kubly
Bud Sedwick
Jerry ‘Krupke
Guerdon Heins
Willis Kolden
Eaton's Bar
Baumgartners
Lillian Schindler
Texaco
Bauman Kitchens
the Office
City Taxi
Dell’s ‘Cheese Co
Century Belles
Nate Klassy
Gary Hoesly
Ed _Goecks
Bill Figs
Jack Mushall
Moose
Randys Texaco
Pat's Tap
Eagles
Share's
Turner Hall
Jerry Engelbre
Biletnikoff Married Beneath Florida State Goal Posts
Florida State University star Biletnikoff wed 22 year old Geri O Conner in a brief Doak Campbell Stadium ceremony. About 20 friends, coach Bill Peterson, and newsmen witnessed the surprise wedding under the goal posts. The senior criminology major was 21 at the time.
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Biletnikoff
Tallahassee
Flath
Fred Biletnikoff
Florida State University
Doak ‘Campbell Stadium
Geri O” ‘Conner
Bill Peterson
Adams Scores 33 Lead Bernies In Tight Monroe League Battle
Adams put up 33 points as Bernies edged Orangeville 60-59 in Monroe Adult League play. Juda defeated Blumer's Drug Store 64-47, Teachers beat Office 52-34. Bernies led by Laeser 19 Moe 13 Slinde 12. Orangeville’s Marcum 19, Obert 12, Wichman 10. Teachers Gary Ruge 14, Ekena 12.
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Bernies
Orangeville
Monroe
Juda
Blumer’s Drug Store
Bob Laeser
Jim Moe
Gene Slinde
Gary Ruge
Chuck Ekena
Pat Hampton
Dick Haney
Skip Brennan
Dave Kuebli
Pete Riphahn
Nate Farmer
Adams
Denny Hunt
Blumer
Pat Wuethrich
Duke Phillips
Gilmer Chosen To Guide Lions
Detroit appoints Harry Gilmer former Alabama star and Vikings aide as new Lions coach on a reported 35000 dollar annual contract. He succeeds George Wilson after early season upheaval and will bring a distinctive cowboy persona to the NFL club in Detroit.
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Detroit
Harry
Cowboy Hat
Gilmer
Detroit Lions
Lions
William Clay Ford
Minnesota Vikings
Norma van Brocklin
George Wilson
Crimson Tide
Wilson
Ford
Vikings
NFL
South Stars Picked in Hula Bowl Game
HONOLULU The South All Stars led by Craig Morton Gale Sayer and Larry Elkins are slight favorites over the North in the Hula Bowl. Len Cassanoga the North co coach pulled out and flew back to the mainland. Morton will face Jerry Rhome and Bob Berry in a televised showdown expected to be a passing duel. tape of the game will be flown to Los Angeles for Saturday mainland telecast.
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Honolulu
Craig Morton
Gale Sayer
Larry Elkins
Len Cassanoga
California
Morton
Jerry Rhome
Tulsa
Bob Berry
Oregon
Los Angeles
Unemployment Rate Falls to 4.9 Percent in December
The Labor Department reports the U S unemployment rate at 4.9 percent in December 1964, tying the lowest jobless level in over four years for the second time that year. The decline reflects continued improvements in employment across the nation.
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Washington
Labor Department
NCAA Opening 59th Convention Faces AAU Feud
The NCAA opens its 59th annual convention in Chicago with 3000 delegates focusing on the NCAA AAU feud over amateur control and rules against premature signing by professional leagues. Walter Byers supports stronger penalties and post bowl game drafts to curb pro signing.
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Chicago
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Amateur Athletic Union
NCAA
Committee On College - Professional Relations
Walter Byers
Byers
Oklahoma
Sooners
Florida State
Jim Corbett
Louisiana State
American Football Coaches
Track and Field Federation
AAU
Former Notre Dame star Harry Stuhldreher in hospital
Former Wisconsin and Notre Dame standout Harry Stuhldreher has been a patient at West Penn Hospital in Pittsburgh for 11 days. His physician said Thursday night he is all right and not critically ill, but provided no details on the illness.
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Pittsburgh
University of Wisconsin
Harry Stuhldreher
Notre Dame
West Penn Hospital
Stuhldreher
Packers Fan Stiff Is Upset in Court
Fred E. Sam, 60, of Wisconsin Dells, upset by Green Bay Packers defeat in the Playoff Bowl, caused a recess in his drunkenness case. Judge James Daley granted a Monday recess at Sam’s attorney’s request. The Packers lost 24-17 to the St. Louis Cardinals in Miami, affecting standings in the Eastern and Western divisions.
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Yuninu
Fred E. Sam
Wisconsin Dells
Green Bay Packers
James Daley
Sam
Packers
St. Louis Cardinals
Miami
Fla
Parseghian Secures Five Year Notre Dame Coaching Pact
Ara Parseghian, 41, received a five year contract extension at Notre Dame after guiding the Irish to a 9-1 season. Athletic Director Ed Krause announced the deal details were not disclosed, with the original pact reportedly around 18 000 dollars annually. The Irish won the MacArthur Bowl and earned top national coach honors after eight years at Northwestern.
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South Bend
Ind
Ara Parseghian
Notre Dame
Ed Krause
Parseghian
Irish
Fighting Irish
Southern California
Football Hall of Fame
Northwestern
Football Writers Association of America
Monticello Social and Church Gatherings Noted
Monticello residents and guests shared suppers and visits at multiple homes including the Stauffachers and Gempelers in a round of social hospitality. The Zwingli Church Women’s Missionary Society plans a meeting Monday at 8 p.m. Hostesses are Mrs. Kenneth Klassy and Mrs. Herman G. Karlen. The Washington Circle schedules a January 13 meeting at 1 45 p.m. in Fellowship Hall with Ida Marty and Bertha Marty as hostesses.
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Roger Anlaus
Debby
Kenneth Halverson
Sun Prairie
Bob Haldiman
Conrad Stauffacher
Edward Becker
Jimmy
Mary Kay
Jacob Stauffer
Fred Miller
Footville
Fred Gempeler
PMA Manager Shows Concern Over Wisconsin Co op Actions
A. L. McWilliams general manager of Pure Milk Association warned that Wisconsin cooperative activity in Washington could jeopardize Chicago’s milk price superpool. He said loss of millions in income would hurt Grade A Wisconsin dairy farmers amid low prices and high costs facing Chicago market producers.
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Chicago
A. L. McWilliams
Pure Milk Association
Wisconsin
Washington
McWilliams
Fred Nonnamaker
Monticello Graders Bypass Albany In Lopsided Victory
Monticello Grade Basketball team rolled over Albany 61 to 16 as Roger Gibbons led the A squad with 31 points. The B team won 26 to 13. Next game is Wednesday against Brodhead at 4 30 p m in Monticello gymnasium.
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Monticello
Albany
Roger Gibbons
Brodhead
New Glarus News From Mrs Millard Tschudy
James Meyer son of Mr and Mrs Fred Meyer returns to Ft Devens Massachusetts after holidays with parents. Mr and Mrs Roy Vetterli and Gary move to Monroe buying a home Vetterli serves as county under sheriff. Mr and Mrs Stanley Pauli and son Danny return to Syracuse New York after holidays with local families.
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James Meyer
Fred Meyer
Ft. Devens
Mass
Roy Vetterli
Gary
Monroe
Vetterli
Stanley Pauli
Danny
Syracuse
N.Y
Jack Pauli
New Glarus
Emily Seeley
Platte’ S
Markets Report From Chicago and Local Social Notes
Chicago market prices show hogs and cattle steady with varied weights and grades across hogs cattle and sheep. Butter eggs and other dairy items listed with steady or mixed prices. Local social notes mention Mrs Stella Boyer and relatives visiting in Raymond Illinois and several guests at the Eder and Fisher households during holidays.
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Chicago
USDA
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Stella Boyer
James Boyer
Stephen Paul
Raymond
Ill
Albert Hemphill
Don Eder
Freeport
Elaine Fisher
Western Illinois University
Macomb
Elvin Fisher
Ruth Kilian
Donald Barker
Creighton
Mequon
Wis
Alvin Goodman
Orangeville Social Notes Amid New Year Celebrations
Mr and Mrs Edward Caudle hosted a turkey dinner on New Year s Night with guests Mr and Mrs H R Caudle and Miss Cheryl Ibler of Freeport and Mr and Mrs George Sherbondy. The Sherbondys joined Mr and Mrs Fred Solberger for New Year s Day dinner in Orangeville while Mrs Ramona Palmer and Mrs Leo Flanagan visited Mrs W T Edwards in Madison. Albert Steffes Stockton spent New Year s Eve with family.
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Edward Caudle
H. R. Caudle
Cheryl Ibler
Freeport
George Sherbondy
Fred Solberger
Orangeville
Ramona Palmer
Leo Flanagan
Brodhead
Wis
W. T. Edwards
Madison
Albert Steffes Stockton
Unemployment in State Seen Lowest Since 1959
Wisconsin’s preliminary 1964 unemployment rate is about 3.8 percent, the lowest since 1959, according to the State Employment Service director Frank J. Walsh. He cautions that about 60,000 people and many small communities still miss the prosperity, citing technological changes, weak local tax bases, and a poor industrial base as causes.
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Wladison
State Employment Service
Wisconsin
Frank J. Walsh
ITCO Tractor and Implement Parts Store Franchise Opportunity
Prospective buyers invited to join a growing ITCO Associate Store network with an investment of 15000 dollars secured by inventory. Benefits include free store planning, training, merchandising methods, inventory control, and guaranteed sales, plus mailed catalogs and a protected trade area. Respond via ITCO CORP Kansas City address or phone.
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ITCO
Itco Corp
Dept. NS
Warwick
Kansas City
Victor
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Burt Bacon
Harold Gissing
Bob Wuetrich
Schuetzel
Monroe Milling
Headquarters
Commercial and Savings Bank
Monroe Evening Times
J. R. Williams
Rks
Kero Arang 5
Pedrle
Marcum
Obert
Wichman
Winslow Marketing Center
Winslow, Ilinois
Winslow
Browntown
Wayne Etnyre
Mgr
South Stars
Stiff
C. D. Curtis
American Legion
Legion Club Room
Royal
Jos
Huber Brewing CO
Monroe, Wis
PMA
Mrs. Millard Tschudy
Glen E. Bolender
Windy Acres
Tractor and Implement
Bernie Purcell
North Central Public Service
Monroe, W
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