Badgers Face Northwestern After Two Big Ten Losses
Wisconsin coach John Erickson drills the Badgers for a win at Northwestern after losses to Ohio State and Michigan State. He notes the defense work and plans to rebound while Northwestern features scorers Rick Lopossa and Rich Falk and welcomes Martin Reisen back from Davis Cup duties.
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Madison
John Erickson
Wisconsin
Northwestern
Badgers
Erickson
Ohio State
Michigan State
Spartans
Wildcats
Michigan
Indiana
Rick Lopossa
Rich Falk
Falk
Wildcat
Marty Reisen
Australia
Jim Pitts
Don Jackson
Pitts
Jackson
Skating Meet Set for January 18 at Lincoln School Rink
James Mauermann, acting park and recreation director, announced the annual skating meet will be held Saturday January 18 at 1 30 p m at the Lincoln school skating rink. Open to first grade and up signups at the Community Center until tomorrow noon or via Charles Duke Phillips at his home. Events include races by age group backward skating figure skating and team skating with a hockey game closing the event.
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James Mauermann
Lincoln School
Charles
Duke
Phillips
Banks Cleared for Full Cubs 1964 Season
Ernie Banks is declared 100 percent physically fit for the 1964 campaign by Cubs physician Dr. Jacob Luker, with eyes also cleared. The star, who slumped to .227 last season with 18 homers and 64 RBIs, is deemed ready to play every game, though teammates cannot hit for him.
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Civilauu
Ernie Banks
Chicago Cubs
Banks
Jacob Luker
Cub
Thursda
Ernie
Luker
Monticello Social Notes and Local Calls
Miss Betty Jane Schuerch returns to Stout State College after holiday with parents Mr and Mrs Harry Schuerch. Miss Frieda Benkert called in Monroe. Mrs Lydia Voegeli and Mr and Mrs Milo Hoesig of New Glarus dined at Richard Voegels New Glarus home for Dale Voegels sixth birthday. Miss Hulda Karlen also called in Monroe. Rent ads offered by Monroe Evening Times at 325-5101.
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Betty Jane Schuerch
Stout State College
Harry Schuerch
Frieda Benkert
Monroe
Lydia Voegeli
Monticello
Milo Hoesig
New Glarus
Richard Voegels
Dale
Hulda Karlen
Rosburg Leads San Diego Open in Day One
Rosburg shot a four under par 66 to lead the San Diego Open as more players aimed to complete the first round at Rancho Bernardo. By late Thursday, 20 players had broken par while early delays due to frost and warming weather kept the field in flux. Tiger-— (Note: The source mentions Julius Bo Tony Lema and Charles Coody among contenders, but no such tiger reference appears in the text. replaced with accurate entities.)
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Rosburg
Julius Bo
Tony Lema
Charles Coody
Fort Worth
Tex
Larkness
Rancho Bernardo Country Club
Jerry Barber
Los Angeles
Frank Beard
Louisville
Don Finsterwald
Colorado Springs
Rancho Bernardo
San Diego
Tommy Bolt
George Knudson
Canada
Peter Butler
England
Professional Golfers Association
Arnold Palmer
Army airman ends course at Fort Knox
The Service Record notes Pvt Hugo Ruef of New Glarus completed a ten week radio course in mid December at the Army Armor Center Fort Knox Kentucky. Ruef a 1959 New Glarus high school graduate entered the Army in August 1963 and finished basic training at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri. Airman Third Class Irving J Kubly of Monticello is not being sent to Hawaii and is training at Offutt Air Force Base Nebraska. His address is Box 395. Airman Third Class Michael A Scott of Belleville is reassigned to Pope Air Force Base North Carolina after graduating a jet aircraft mechanics training course. Scott is the son of Mr Arthur E Scott and Mrs Belleville.
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Ruef
Hugo Ruef
William Ruef
New Glarus
Army Armor Center
Fort Knox
Kentucky
New Glarus High School
Army
Fort Leonard Wood
Missouri
Nebraska
Monticello
Times
Irving J. Kubly
Herman Schnttler
Hawaii
Offutt Air Force Base
Neb
Scott
Michael A. Scott
Belleville
Pope Air Force Base
North Carolina
Arthur E .Scott
Belleville High School
Monroe Grapplers Hand Monona Grove 36 6 in Dual Meet
Monroe High School knocked off Monona Grove 36 to 6 as Brian Reed Tim Dillon and Dave Pick led with two pins each. Jayvee won 45 7 while four varsity wrestlers remained undefeated and Lake Mills visit Monday promising another close battle on the local mats.
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Monroe High School
Plers
Fort Atkinson
Monona Grove
Silver Eagles
Monona
Lyle Holbach
Gary Blackbourn
Ralph Neale
Richard Barrys
Dennis Berg
Brian Reed
Tim Dillon
Davey Pick
Bruce Wagner
Reed
Dillon
Pick
Jayvee
Dan Mayer
Bill Wuethrich
Lake Mills
Neale
Monroe
Layne Melcher
Tim Dillion
Phil Raynoha
Joe Donaldson
Dave Mayer
Don Grossen
Evan Wirts
Richard Barry
Ed Anderson
Mike Nagel
Mel Schuster
Dave Pick
Bruce Verheist
Richard Kubly
Rich Gray
Robert Tschanz
Tim Holleran
Bob Mathias
George Gallagher
Paul Marty
Richard Lisser
Dave Allen
Craig Helgendorf
Orson Robertson
Reynold Walters
Bill, Deininger
Mike Kessenick
Craig Carlson
Tom Bacon
Steve van Hoff
John Keegan
Jim Wilde
West Favored In All Pro Tilt
West led by coach George Halas starts Johnny Unitas at quarterback and Terry Barr at flanker while Frank Gifford returns to the East squad as Buddy Dial withdraws with a knee injury. East coach Allie Sherman notes Gifford’s clutch play. West holds an 8-5 series edge.
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Los Angeles
Frank Gifford
New York Giants
Gifford
Philadelphia Eagles
Allie Sherman
Frank
Sherman
Chicago
George Halas
Baltimore
Johnny’ Unitas
Packers
Jim Taylor
Vikings
Tommy Mason
Terry Barr
Detroit Lions
West
Knights of Columbus Meet to Lift 1964 Indoor Season
Boston Garden hosts the 38th Knights of Columbus track meet with star attractions John Pennel the pole vault world record holder and John Thomas famed for the seven foot high jump. Miler Tom O Hara and other runners are on the card as the indoor season heats up in a sellout show.
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Knights of Columbus
Boston Garden
John Pennel
John Thomas
Tom O'Hara
Lou Hackle Puts Up 613 Honor Count In City League
Lou Hackle rolled a 613 series to claim the kegler spotlight in last night's City League action. Deb Share hit 605 in the Victory League. Bob Wuetrich added a 249 game for the night’s best individual effort as women and other leagues posted top scores and team wins across Mel's Texaco, Recreation Club, and Tiger's Pure Oil squads.
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Lou Hackle
Kegler
Hackle
Deb Share
Bob Wuetrich
Victory League
Share
Harold Matzke
Betty Sorenson
Bette Elmer
Lillian Schindler
Mel’s Texaco
Recreation Club
Sportsmen Bar
Tiger's
Pure Oil
Vice Marean
al Riese
Gayle Matzke
Clark's
Dean's Milk
Roger Cheese
Kubly’s
Eaton’s
Eagles
Oaktron
Baumgartner’s
Herman Blum
Dewey Vorseth
Mike Wathrich
Junction House
Schuetze’s
Commercial Bank
Sportsmen
Brandenberg Plumbing
Duane Kohl
Herb Flannery
Garry Hoesly
Gary Broege
David Smith
Mel's
Texaco
Fran Trickel
Tiger’s
Kundert
Kundert Oil Co
Swain
Bauman
Gempler
Senators Back Tax Deductions Vote Strikes Deductions in Tax Cut Bill
Washington finance committee approved removing the largest revenue item from the 11 billion tax cut bill, denying deductions on state gasoline taxes and auto tag fees. Treasury projects 330 million yearly gain. The move marks a major administration setback amid ongoing committee votes.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Treasury
Washington Notebook Washington Notebook WASHINGTON
In Geneva the disarmament talks begin January 21 with 17 nations. President Johnson says the process is a key step in restraining arms, and William C. Foster will head the U S delegation. Blair House reopens after a $150000 refurbishment for Italy's President Segni. Robert E Wilson declines comment on resignation rumors and backs private ownership of nuclear materials.
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Washington
Johnson
Geneva
United States
White House
William C. Foster
Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
U.S
Blair House
Antonio Segni
Italy
Angier Biddle Duke
Atomic Energy
Robert E. Wilson
Standard Oil Co
Indiana
Wilson
Hoeft and Menke Sign 1964 Milwaukee Braves Contracts
Veteran pitcher Billy Hoeft returned his 1964 contract to the Milwaukee Braves after being acquired from San Francisco. Infielder Deni Menke, who played five positions as a rookie last season, also signed his 1964 contract with Milwaukee, announced by the Braves.
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Hoeft
Milwaukee
Billy Hoeft
San_ Francisco
Milwaukee Braves
Menke
Deni Menke
Braves
Rabinovitz Won't Receive Court Aid
Wisconsin Western District abandons visiting-judge plan to clear backlog. Judge David Rabinovitz, a 55 year old Sheboygan attorney, will handle 40 50 criminal and 180 civil cases as interim appointee until the Senate acts.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Western District Court
David Rabinovitz
Rabinovitz
Sheboygan
Johnson
Patrick T. Stone
John S. Hastings
Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals
Chicago
Hastings
Kennedy
Senate
State Bar
American Bar Association
Albany Social News Roundup Stresses Odd Travel Tales
Albany by Mrs. William Steinhort notes William Hanson, a surgical-accident patient at the VA hospital Madison, has been dismissed. Henry Olson and family return from a two week visit in Waco, Tex, delayed by a snow storm en route. John Albright and Magnolia folks visited Fred G. Schultz. Domenic Bonserrino and daughter Jackie visited Edward Weinstein in Chicago.
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William Hanson
Madison
Henry Olson
Waco
Tex
Gerald Olson
Texas
John Albright
Magnolia
Fred G. Schultz
Domenic Bonsierno
Jackie
Edward Weinstein
Chicago
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C. D. Curtis
BY Jimmy Hatlo
Xay Vall
SAN Licua. Vom
Bob Rosburg
Monroe Grapplers
Pennel
Thomas
Swiggum’‘S Beverage Depot
Matzke
Kodak Tun
KODAK
Istamatic
Blumer
Walgreen Agency Drug Store
Washington Notebook
Albany
William Steinhort
Lergest
Wis
Board of Education
Joint
City of Monroe
Ludlow Memorial Library
William Stuckey
City of
First Tire
Crandall Oil Company
16Th Avenue
Monroe, Wis
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