Duane Kohl Sparks Kegler Action In Classic League
Duane Kohl opened strong with an eight strike burst and a 254 game in the Classic League while Hermie Blum led with a 577 series on 204 and 200 games. Ole Hanson 558, Jim Beutel 524, and others posted notable scores as Green County Realty led team totals at 2,475 with Felder and Junction House close behind.
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Pioneers Seek Second In Oshkosh Showdown
Platteville invades Oshkosh to regain a share of second place in the Wisconsin State University Conference basketball race, four days after losing the spot to the Titans.
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Furman Bisher Named Chair Of Atlanta Baseball Writers
Furman Bisher, sports editor of the Atlanta Journal, has been named chairman of the Atlanta chapter of the Baseball Writers Association of America.
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Badgers Face Illini in Big Ten Rematch in Champaign
Wisconsin seeks upset revenge on Illinois after a 90-70 loss in December. Coach John Erickson may start Joe Franklin and Mark Zubor as lineup decisions loom while Illinois, 2-0 in the conference, is led by Don Freeman who scored 28 in the 98-84 win over Indiana. The Badgers pause for exams until Jan. 27 before returning home.
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Joe Franklin
Mark Zubor
Don Freeman
Indiana
Freeman
Hardin-Simmons
Twins Owner Mails Contracts For 1966 Payroll Boost
Minnesota Twins owner Calvin Griffith mailed new contracts to key players from the 1965 AL pennant team in a move aimed at a payroll near 600000. He compared their spending to the Yankees and noted salaries have risen as the club improved. Speculation centers on Stigman Allen and possibly Bob Allison as potential salary adjustments.
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Durocher Gives Covington Daily Opportunity With Cubs
Cubs manager Leo Durocher said Wes Covington will be given a daily chance to play after a straight trade from the Phillies for Doug Clemens. Covington, 33, has a .280 lifetime average and praised joining a "real manager" as he joins Chicago to bolster the outfield and pinch hitting.
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Doug Clemens
Packers Hall of Fame nominees include Cecil Isbell
Cecil Isbell of Purdue, a key Green Bay Packers halfback in the 1939 NFL title run, is among 22 former college players named as finalists in the National Football Hall of Fame balloting announced Monday.
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National Football Hall of Fame
Allen Appointed Rams Head Coach
George Allen, Chicago Bears assistant and former Marquette player, was named head coach of the Los Angeles Rams. Wally Lemm, 45, longtime Carroll College coach and Lake Forest alum, resigned as St. Louis Cardinals head coach. The Rams moved to replace Harland Svare amid Halas protests over tampering.
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Monroe Frosh fall to Ft. Atkinson in ragged 54 45 game
Gary Kranig led Monroe Frosh with 25 points in a 54 45 loss to Ft. Atkinson. The game featured 41 fouls, two Monroe players fouling out, and four with four personals. Holling Fernstaedt Ripp Hefty and Ruch added small totals as Monroe trailed most of the night before a late Fort run. Monroe next plays Middleton at 10 a.m. Saturday and Sun Prairie on Monday.
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Stanky Assures Honest Management of White Sox
Eddie Stanky, 48, named Chicago White Sox manager after long delay by owner Arthur Allyn. He stresses honesty and says he is a baseball man who knows his business, demanding a well conditioned alert club and respect for established players while avoiding changes without merit.
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Associated Press
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Eddie Stanky
Chicago White Sox
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Leo
Paul Richards
Durocher
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Pete Ward
Moose Skowron
Market Report from Chicago Livestock and Produce
The Chicago market shows hogs up 50 to 75 cents with varied weights from 190 to 400 pounds. cattle and calves mostly steady to lower, with slaughter steers and heifers in the 25 to 27 dollar range and lambs steady. Produce prices stay steady with wholesale butter and eggs showing minor shifts, grade A whites at 37 cents and related standards and mediums quoted, dirties unquoted.
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Cannon Family Can't Stand the 'Thumping'
In Yucaipa California the Cannon family unable to locate the source of persistent thumps and air blasts in their new three bedroom home plans to sell the house. Geologists technicians and plumbers cannot trace the noises while spiritualists claim a message from a spirit disturbs the residence.
Cubs Chief Durocher Seeks Milwaukee Support
Chicago Cubs manager Leo Durocher visited Milwaukee to drum up fan support ahead of possible home games at County Stadium. He said league approval would be required for night games, and emphasized the aim to draw Braves fans to Wrigley Field while noting Braves owners prompted fan dropoff with their move to Atlanta.
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First Negro Signs Grant-in-Aid at Duke
Lynchburg student AIL len Parks, a 6 foot 2 inch 225 pound tackle, becomes the first Negro to sign a football grant in aid with Duke University. He plans to study law and will attend Duke on a four year athletic scholarship announced Monday night.
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Boston Celtics Stay Put Amid Sale Rumors
Boston Celtics president Jack Waldron and board chair Marvin Kratter deny reports they plan to sell the NBA champions. Waldron said Monday night the club will remain in Boston under current ownership.
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