Muellers Fire 1009 High Game In Bowling Action
Muellers posted a 1009 high team game to spark bowling action last night in the Men s Major and Tuesday Night Senior leagues. Wally Miller led Muellers with 235 while George Redman topped the night with 622 for honors.
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Marion Mueller
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Burt Bacon
Clayton Olson
Olson
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Sam Rogula
Herb Goecks
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Bill Wartenweiler
Rees Construction
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Delbert Schaffer
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Weber Aims for Third All-Star Kegler Title
Dick Weber of St Louis weighs in at 127 pounds as he seeks a third consecutive All-Star Bowling Tourney triumph in Dallas. The $100000 event promises a strong field of 288. dark horse Don Carter looms as his top rival, with Marion Ladewig and Robbie Sharer defending the women’s crown.
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St. Louis
Dick Weber
Weber
Don Carter
Marion Ladewig
Grand Rapids
Mich
Robbie Shaler
Chicago
Catchers May Use Bigger Mitts Through 1964
Baseball rulesmakers announce catchers may continue using the larger mitts for another year. The policy to limit mitt size is postponed until the 1965 season, affecting receivers facing knuckleball pitchers.
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New York
American Skaters Seek Olympic Win in Norway
American speed skaters aim for a strong showing in the 500 meter at the Winter Olympics as Evgeny Grishin of Russia dominates the pre Olympic meet with a 41.2 second victory. U S skaters place four of the first twelve, led by Bill Disney and Willy Haugen second, while coach Freisinger voices disappointment.
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Hoenefoss
Norway
Moscow
Evgeny Grishin
Russia
U.S
Leo Freisinger
Freisinger
Bill Disney
Rosemead
Calif
Grishin
Willy Haugen
Disney
Eddie Rudolph
Northbrook
Ill
Ole Herman Aamondat
Terry McDermott
Essexville
Mich
Buddy Campbell
Paramount
Fort Atkinson Tops Badger Conference Grapplers
Fort Atkinson remains undefeated in the Badger Conference as the Cardinals push toward a second consecutive wrestling title. Monroe Stoughton and Edgerton sit at 3-1, threatening a shakeup if Fort Atkinson is upset. The team is the sole unbeaten in the league and is rated third in the state's Sweet 16. Monroe’s next action is Tuesday and a match with Jefferson was postponed due to semester tests.
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Fort Atkinson
Cardinals
Monroe
Stoughton
Edgerton
Fort
Ft. Atkinson
Jefferson
Bing Crosby Golf Classic Opens With Wide Playable Odds
At Pebble Beach California the Bing Crosby Golf Classic launches with a $60 000 purse and team play across Monterey Peninsula Cypress Point and Pebble Beach. Past results include Nicklaus and Palmer contending and a growing field from a 1937 Rancho Santa Fe clambake to this three course event.
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Dave Douglas
Lakewood
Colo
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Mogadore
Ohio
Crosby
California
Rancho Santa Fe
Monterey Peninsula Country Club
Cypress Point
Nicklaus
Los Angeles
San Diego
Paul Harney
Art Wall
Skiers and sledders head to Italy for practice ahead of Games
Rain and warm weather disrupt Innsbruck preparations for the 1964 Winter Olympics. Skier and sledder teams travel to snowy Italy for practice while officials pledge no changes to the January 29 schedule. The Olympic Village opens with the 17 member North Korean team among attendees.
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Austria
Italy
Fried
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No Life Insurance Change for Smokers
Walter K. Fritz of Northwestern National Life said life insurance companies will not create separate smoker and nonsmoker rate categories. He noted tobacco use does not show mortality differences strong enough to justify contract changes.
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Minneapolis
Walter K. Fritz
Northwestern National Life
Iowa Legislature Told to Reapportion for 1964 Election
A U S District Court ordered Iowa lawmakers to reapportion in a reasonable time or have the court do it, aiming for completion before the 1964 election. The judges did not define reasonable but called for a special session since the next regular assembly sits in 1965. Phoenicians colonized Malta nine centuries before Christ.
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Des Moines
Iowa
U.S. District Court
General Assembly
Van Pelt Seeks Re election in New Wisconsin District
Rep. William Van Pelt of Wisconsin announced Tuesday he will run again in Congress. He will seek re election in the newly drawn 6th District, which now includes Green Lake County.
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Washington
William van Pelt
Wis
Congress
van Pelt
Green Lake County
Ward Signs 1964 Contract With White Sox
Pete Ward signed his 1964 baseball contract with the Chicago White Sox today for almost twice last season’s pay. He became the fourth White Sox player to reach terms this year.
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Chicago
Pete Ward
Chicago White Sox
White Sox
Oscar Derby Races Open As Oscar Contenders Emerge
Hollywood reports the 36th Oscar derby underway with campaigns and frontrunners shaping the race for best picture best actor and actress. Contenders include Tom Jones America America Cleopatra The Great Escape How the West Was Won Lilies of the Field Hud Love With a Proper Stranger Charade and Thrill of It All.
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America
Academy
Rex Harrison
Sidney Poitier
Paul Newman
Hud
Albert Finney
Tom Jones
Natalie Wood
Leslie Caron
Geraldine Page
Shirley MacLaine
Susannah York
Elizabeth Taylor
Cleopatra
Hugh Griffith
Ben-Hur
Melvyn Douglas
Tom Bosley
Herschel Bernardi
Walter Brennan
Eddie
Edgar Buchanan
Darling
John Huston
Margaret Rutherford
Maggie Smith
V.il.p
Lilia Skala
Lilies of the Field
Linda Marsh
Janis Paige
the Caretakers
Patricia Neal
Thelma Ritter
North Western seeks OK to drop Chicago Wisconsin trains
Chicago and North Western Railway requests authority to abandon three passenger trains between Chicago and Wisconsin north woods after reporting a loss of 1.691 million dollars in 1962 and 932,949 dollars in the first half of 1963. The services affected are the North Woods Fisherman to Ashland, the Wisconsin Lakes weekend to Land O Lakes, and train No 211 to Green Bay. The Interstate Commerce Commission will review the proposal.
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Wisconsin
North Woods
Chicago and North Western Railway Co
Ashland
Wis
Wisconsin Lakes
Land O'Lakes
Green Bay
Interstate Commerce Commission
North Western
Chicago Finds Pistol Arsenal
Police on an anonymous tip seized 11 hand guns and 1 000 rounds of ammunition from a South Side warehouse. The arsenal was found in a wooden box on the fifth floor. Ballistics experts study potential ties to Chicago gangland murders since 1959. Information pointed to Tony Eldorado, 49, alleged Cosa Nostra links.
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South Side
Set
Patrick McDonaugh
Intelligence
Tony
Pineapples
Eldorado
Cosa Nostra
Wisconsin Jobless Claims Increase to 50 061
The State Industrial Commission reported unemployment compensation claims in Wisconsin rose to 50 061 last week from 48 703 the previous week. No other factors provided.
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Madison
State Industrial Commission
Wisconsin
Baby Choked To Death In Milwaukee Ham Mishap
Terrie Ingram seven month old son of Mr and Mrs Elvin Ingram choked on a small ham piece while in grandmother’s care Tuesday. Authorities report the infant died from the accidental choking in Milwaukee.
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Milwaukee
Terrie Ingram
Elvin Ingram
Television Show Transforms Kaye
Hollywood reports of long standing note Danny Kaye says television success has not harmed him. He speaks of happiness, new stimulus, and a schedule of five weeks on and one week off. He reflects on Moss Hart and UNICEF work, and says money was not his motive for TV. He remains in good shape and eager for challenges. White collar workers in 1910 vs 1960 is cited by the Labor Department.
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Hollywood
Danny Kaye
Kaye
Moss Hart
Unicef
Canada
London
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