Bowling Standouts Highlight 612 Honor Count and 5xx Series
Bob Wuthrich led Victory with a 612 on 194 193 225. Lloyd Retzlaff topped City with 607 on 203 235 169. Vi Kuban paced Pleasure with 515 and Helen Burkhard sparked keglers with 193. Baumgartner's led men with 2626 series as teams posted mixed results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Wuetrich
Victory League
Kegler
Wuetrich
Lloyd Retzlaff
Kuban
Helen Burkhard
Keglers
Recreation Club
Baumgartner
William Zuhike
Ed Goecks
Mike Wuthrich
John Shager
Commercial Bank
Plumbers
Junction House
Sportsmen
Schuetze’s
Tony Wand
Guerdon Heins
Dick Bruny
Walter Minder
Baumegartner’s
Kubly
Roger Cheese
Eagles
Oaktron
Dean’s Milk
Clark’s
Eaton’s
Harold Pickett
Glenn Langston
Roger Severson
Gerald Kubly
Bill Berndt
Moose
Evie
Share
Texaco
Mel
City Taxi
Pleasure
Vi Kuban
June Wuthrich
Betty Ritschard
Dorothy Schott
Swain’s TV
Gempler’s
Share’s
Bauman’s Kitchen
Kundert Oil Co
Tiger’s Pure Oil
S and O TV
Kundert’s
Braves Task Force To Invade Madison
Milwaukee Braves plan a three or four car caravan to visit Madison next Tuesday led by President John McHale and Manager Bob Bragan. They depart Milwaukee at 8 am and will lunch with the press at the Pen and Mike Club before touring offices and industries. Players include Henry Aaron Lee Maye Denis Menke and Johnny Logan who will be selling tickets this winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Braves
Madison
Bob Allen
John McHale
Bobby Bragan
Pen and Mike
Henry Aaron
Lee Maye
Denis Menke
Johnny Logan
Chulvalo Folley Heavyweight Bout Broadcast Tonight
George Chuvalo and Zora Folley headline Cleveland's first major fight card since 1961. The 10 round bout starts at 10 p m EST and will be shown nationwide on ABC with Cleveland blacked out. The winner could secure an early summer date in Philadelphia against Sonny Liston if Liston defends versus Cassius Clay on Feb 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
George Chuvalo
Zora Folley
ABC
Larry Atkins
Philadelphia
Sonny Liston
Cassius Clay
Local Socials and Family Gatherings Highlight Week
Mr and Mrs George Schaeffer Freeport called on the William Arn family. Dennis and Pat Trotter Beloit were supper guests of the Charles Trotter family. Ivan Arnsmeier visited Ernest Thommen in South Wayne. Russell Bauman hosted for Mrs A B Hartwicks birthday with Gladys Andrews Madison and others. Raymond Arnsmeier hosted guests including Bonnie and Lois Arnsmeier Judy Boulder James Sharkey and others from Madison. The Grenzows marked birthdays with dinners and gatherings. Dial 325 5101.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Schaeffer
Freeport
William Arn
Dennis Trotter
Beloit
Charles Trotter
Ivan Arnsmeier
Ernest Thommen
South Wayne
Russell Bauman
A. B. Hartwick
Gladys Andrews
Madison
Hartwick
Bauman
Raymond Arnsmeier
Bonnie
Lois Arnsmeier
Judy Boulder
James Sharkey
Craig Kuster
Gary Cloutier
Harrison Grenzow
Robert Rutsch
Monroe
Rodney Radke
Wesley Grenzows
Mr. Grenzow
Mrs. Morris Grenzow
Big Ten Scoring Rises After Clock Rule Change
The Big Ten reports an eight percent scoring rise after a new rule stops the clock on violations. Through 14 conference games teams average 82.4 points, up from 75.9 last season as games run about five minutes longer. Ohio State star Gary Bradds leads individual scoring early, with 29.5 points per game over two contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Big Ten
Ohio State
Gary Bradds
Buckeye
Tal Brady
Illinois
Lou Hudson
Minnesota
Northwestern
Rick Lopessa
Trout Quota Set At 14 000 Browns Trout Quota Set At 14 000
J. D. Don Stricker Monroe district fish manager announced Green County will receive 14 000 legal brown trout during 1964. A stream survey before opening will check water levels. if inadequate, trout go to an alternate location. 3 500 walleye fingerlings will stock Sugar River next fall and panfish may be placed in Benketts pond for children if sponsorship continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D
Don) Stricker
Monroe
Green County
Stricker
Green County Conservation League
Swiss Wheel
Sugar River
Benkett’s Pond
League
Bushnell
Dougherty
Erickson
Hammerly
Storey
Sylvester
Ward
Tom Hennessey Tops All-Star Bowling Meet
Tom Hennessey led the opening day qualifying at the All-Star Bowling Tournament in Dallas with scores of 247 218 237 and 224 for a four game total of 926 He also became a father that night delivering an 8 pound 8 ounce baby boy in St Louis prompting mention of the concurrent events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Tom Hennessey
St. Louis
Hennessey
West Team Favored in AFL All Star Game
The West holds an edge over the East in the AFL All Star game in San Diego California due to greater speed and a more explosive attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Calif
Doubles Singles Begin Monroe Bowling Tourney Run
The 33rd annual Monroe Bowling Association handicap tournament opens tomorrow at the Recreation Club with a five day schedule over Friday through Tuesday. Team competition precedes doubles and singles set for February 1. Last year’s team winner was Orangeville ICOF No. 2 with a 2.935 score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Bowling Association
Recreation Club
Orangeville Icof
Finley Ordered to Remain with A's in Kansas City
Charles O. Finley challenged the American League ruling that the Athletics stay in Kansas City. The league voted 9 to 1 against moving to Louisville and demanded a Kansas City lease by February 1 or forfeit the franchise. Finley vowed to fight in court while defending his plan to relocate to Louisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles O. Finley
American League
Kansas City
Athletics Baseball Club
Finley
Louisville
Kentucky
Edward T. Breathitt
Monticello Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mr and Mrs Clarence Love planned a trip to Arizona for an extended stay leaving Thursday. Thursday evening guests at Ira Holcomb included Mrs Walter J Marty Belleville and Mr and Mrs Fred Zweifel and Lillian. Mrs John McClelland and Mrs Wilbert Meier of Monroe visited with Mr and Mrs Matt Bissig Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Loveland
Arizona
Ira Holcomb
Walter J. Marty
Belleville
Fred Zweifel
Lillian
John McClelland
Wilbert Meier
Monroe
Matt Bissig
Giant Cheddar Task Starts Next Monday
In Denmark Wisconsin production will begin next Monday at midnight for a 34561 pound cheddar wheel to be shown for two years at the New York World's Fair in the Wisconsin exhibit. Steve Suidzinski will direct the making as he aims to surpass his prior 15085 pound Wisconsin exhibit cheese in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wisconsin
Denmark
Wis
Roland C. Behle
Wisconsin Cheese Foundation
Steve Suidzinski
Suidzinski
California
United States
Braves Sign Ron Piche For 1964 Season
The Milwaukee Braves announced on Thursday the signing of Ron Piche a 29 year old right handed relief specialist for the 1964 season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braves
Milwaukee
Ron Piche
Milwaukee Braves
Foreigners Lead Crosby's Tourney At Pebble Beach
An international field dominates the Bing Crosby National Pro Am with three of the first four places and contenders from Ireland Britain New Zealand and Australia. Mike Fetchick and Charles Seaver lead the pro-am afterday two while Palmer and Nicklaus lag as 174 pros and amateurs compete across Cypress Point Pebble Beach and Monterey Peninsula with three rounds Saturday televised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peeble Beach
Calif
United States
Bing Crosby
America
al Balding
Juan Rodriguez
Bob Cardinal
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Palmer
Julius Boros
Paul Harvey
Art Wall
Cypress Point
Pebble Beach
Monterey Peninsula
New Glarus News Notes Local Moves and Journeys
New Glarus residents report several family moves and travel plans. Stephen Streiff, son of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Streiff, left for York PA to visit relatives and work nearby, then plans a stay with Har ley Streiff in Suffern NY. The Schuetz family will relocate to Taos NM, while Rufenacht family moves into the Schuetz home. Alfred Rupnow sells Fourth Street house with Aug 1 possession and Rupnow plans are indefinite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Streiff
Melvin Streiff
Eugene Slotten
York
Harley Streiff
Suffern
N.Y
James Carollo
Panama City
Fla
Frank Ehinger
Rudy Schneider
Rosa Bahler
Schneiders
Reuben Herschberger
Hazelton
Eugene Hefty
E. R. Wittner
New Glarus
Ernest Eggimann
Mt. Horeb
Don Rupnow
Fourth Street
Alvin Fiez
Gottfried Jr
Taos, N.M
Don Rufenacht
Schuetz
President Johnson weighs resignation of naval commission
Washington reports President Johnson, a World War II Silver Star recipient and commander in chief of all armed services, is considering resigning his Naval Reserve commission. He views the step as potentially conflicting with his top military role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Johnson
Naval Reserve
Armed Services
Jerry Lewis Sued for 1 Million in Slander Claim
Lor Ann Land files a civil suit in Los Angeles Superior Court alleging Jerry Lewis libeled her in Hedda Hopper's column dated January 29 1963. Land says Lewis claimed she had sued him many times, though she says she sued only once on January 21 for plagiarism and breach of contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Jerry Lewis
Lor-Ann Land
Lewis
Hedda Hopper
Miss Land
Miss Hopper
Brain Firm Gains Clients
Quadri-Science Inc a Washington based firm uses top scientists as equity partners rather than employees The brains include Nobel laureates Polykarp Kusch Harold Urey Joshua Lederberg James Van Allen Samuel Allison Ralph Lapp Huntington Harris and Charles Tyroler II The firm argues its model leverages scientific prestige to guide client companies and direct future technology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Quadri- Science Inc
Polykarp Kusch
Columbia University
Quadri-Science
Kusch
Harold C. Urey
Joshua Lederberg
James A. van Allen
Earth
Samuel K. Allison
Ralph E. Lapp
Huntington Harris
Charles Tyroler II
Quadri- Science
Chicago
Washington
Tyroler
Sen. Estes Kefauver
Wisconsin sportsmen push lake expansion and tree program
The league backs expanding Zanders Lake by 72 acres to reach over 100 acres, seeking state support with Sen. Roseleip and a Madison visit. It urges planting 200 trees per farmer and allows shrubs with a 1000-plant package, using county tree planters at a nominal fee, and weighs two expansion options costing 30 380 12 and 44 270 dollars for the 72 and 102 acre plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League
Zanders Lake
Beckman
Sen
Roseleip
Madison
Myron I. Stair
Wisconsin Conservation Department
Wisconsin
JFK Flagbearer Wins Fans for Naval Seaman Nemeth
A 19 year old naval Seaman Appren Edward Nemeth who carried the presidential colors at JFK's funeral cortege has received fans across the nation and Canada. Admirers praise his poise and dignity while letters of commendation pour in to Secretary of the Navy Paul Nitze. Nemeth, part of the ceremonial guard, has again carried the flag at naval funerals and gained a growing reputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John F. Kennedy
Canada
Seaman Appren
Edward Memeth
the Navy
Paul B. Nitze
Nemeth
Navy
Napa
Calif
Patricia
Taller and heavier youth than six decades ago
Young people today are about two inches taller and weigh roughly 20 pounds more than peers of the same age 60 years ago, reflecting a shift in average physical development across generations.
Campground Fee Proposal Evokes Yellowstone Lake Debate
Clarence R. Benkert urged the department to charge camping fees at Yellowstone Lake to fund expanded facilities. He noted 140 units on weekends and 85 000 summer visitors, mostly from Illinois, with minimal Wisconsin park sticker use. An extra 245 acres were acquired at Brooklyn and an option on 114 acres near Woodford in Lafayette County known as Bloody Lake was approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County
Clarence R. Benkert
League
Yellowstone Lake
Game Division
Department
Benkert
Yellowstone
Benkett
Illinois
Wisconsin
Beckman
Lester P. Voigt
Madison
Brooklyn
Conservation Commission
Woodford
Lafayette County
Goldwater to Enter Nebraska Primary May 12
Senator Barry Goldwater will enter the Nebraska presidential primary on May 12, his office announced. This adds to five primaries he has decided to enter in his bid for the Republican nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Barry Goldwater
Nebraska
Goldwater
Wisconsin Work Week of Health set for Madison
The State Medical Society announced the annual Wisconsin Work Week of Health will be held in Madison from February 24 to 29. It will feature conferences on alcoholism mental retardation medicine and religion and emergency care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
The
State Medical Society
Wisconsin
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Retzlaff
Chulvalo
Folley
Mabel E. Bauer
BY Jimmy Hatlo
Lushwell
Vern Douddt
Mercer
Houston
Texas
Wieman’s
Counselman’s
Green County Service
Bob and Wigs
Tiger’s Firebirds
Grace Lutheran Church
Trenthardt Stockyards
Monroe Sales Co
Windy Acres
Triangle Cheese
Green County Salvage Co
Spoerry’s
Simmons Woodcraft
W _ Implement
Headquarters Tavern
Industrial League
Moose Lodge
Share’s Texaco
Mel’s Texaco
Evies Bar
Industrial
Baumgartners
Rees Construction
Monroe Cheese Corp
Swiss Cheese Shop
Phillips and Smith
South Wayne Oil Co
Felder’s
Hawley’s Livestock
Green County Realty
Bowen Station
Hein’s
North Central Public Service
Kubly Transfer
Eagles No
Reger
Dean’s
Brandenburg Plumbing
Mueller’s
Carter and Gruenewald
Clark Implement
Rambler
Riverside Tap
Hubers
Kc-Cadiz
Roy’s Sanitary Dairy
Swiss Colony
Nitehawk
Orangeville
Boyers Rapid Gas
Victory
Monroe Ready Mix
NCO
Industrial Combustion
South Side Market
Frito-Lay
Treuthardt Trucking
Evie’s
Turner Hall
Milwaukee Cheese Co
VFW
Thorpe Paints
Clinic Pharmacy
Schlitz
Marco
Mueller
Weasel
Huber
Pleasure League
Monticello
O. D. Curtis
McGovern’s Inn
Sun Prairie, Wis
Madison Road
Sur Prairie
West Side
Crosby
Glarus
Mrs. Millard Tschud
By Phil Keupen
JFK
Public Sales Service
Highway 11
Warren
IDA
McC
Little Genius
New Idea
Fred Tuescher
David Bradley
Public
Ernest Foulker
F. L. Buchschacher
Ray Miskimon
Herman Krupke
John Coryell
Waldo Freitag
Eddie Gruetzman
Westby
Lergest
Tri-State
Regal Brau
Jos
Huber Brewing Co
Monroe, Wis
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