Shager Leads With 584 Series In Minor No 3 Action
John Shager rolled 220 175 189 for a 584 high series to pace Minor No 3 league last night. Don Hugdahl led Pleasure loop with a 569 series while Turner Hall’s Dave Eley topped with 547 and Quint DeRemer plus Don Torkelson highlighted the Classic league with 546 and 191 respectively. Team scores included Bob and Wigs at 40 and Monroe Sales 3-1 in Turner Hall notations.
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Kegler
Don Hugdahl
Pleasure Loop
Forrest Riese
Dave Eley
Alton Martin
Quint DeRemer
Don Torkelson
DeRemer
Torkelson
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Wigs
Hawley
Hubers
Monroe Sales
Felders
Mike Wuthrich
Vic Marean
Bob Nafzger
Allie Wuetrich
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Counselman’s Garage
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Marion Mueller
A. MacDaniels
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Simmons
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Spoerry
Turner Hall
Fred Gobels
Guerdon Heins
Hermie Blum
Dick Bergemann
LaVern Hayes
Headquarters
Green County Realty
Felders Tap
Junction House
Bowen Station
Reds Set to Open 1964 Baseball Season at Home
Cincinnati Reds begin the 1964 season with a home opener on April 13 against Houston, marking a tradition as the first professional team to start at home. Night games dominate the schedule, with 438 games under lights through October 4, and many teams following suit the next day or later in April.
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Cincinnati Reds
Reds
Houston
Los Angeles
St. Louis
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
San Francisco
Mets
Flushing Meadows
Chicago Cubs
Braves
Cardinals
Buckeye Ace Leads Big Ten Scoring Pace
All-America Gary Bradds of Ohio State tops the Big Ten scoring race with 347 points in 13 games for a 26.6 average. Rich Falk of Northwestern ranks second at 24.1 with 265 points in 11 games, and Indiana's Dick Van Arsdale is third with 288 points in 12 games for a 24.0 average.
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Chicago
Gary Bradds
Ohio State
Buckeye
Rich Falk
Northwestern
Indiana
Dick van Arsdale
Adult Basketball Tilts Set for Lincoln Gym
Monroe park and recreation officials announced games in the Lincoln gymnasium tomorrow night. The schedule lists Teachers versus Swiss Colony at 7 p.m. Juda versus Orangeville at 8 p.m. and Roger Cheese against Heeren and Coplien at 9 p.m.
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Monroe Park and Recreation
Lincoln Gymnasium
Teachers
Swiss Colony
Juda
Orangeville
Roger Cheese
Heeren
Coplien
Dempsey Hand Cast Method Recreated in Milwaukee
Milwaukee boxing writer Evans Kirkby and a standin crew tested Kearns method for plaster wrappings used before the 1919 Dempsey Willard bout. The experiment produced a fragile cement layer that would not survive a real ring blow, casting doubt on the historic description.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee Journal
Jack Dempsey
Jess Willard
Journal
Evans Kirkby
Jack Kearns
Dempsey
Willard
Toledo
Kearns
Kirkby
al Fain
Eddie Metrie
Walter Moynahan
Frank Linnemanstons
Moynahan
Paris
Orange Bowl to Move to New Year Night Televised Tilt
The Orange Bowl will be played at night on New Year’s Night after NBC bought rights for three years at 225000 dollars annually plus 75000 for other events. NBC will show eight hours of bowl action starting with the Sugar Bowl at 2 p.m. EST and ending with the Orange Bowl at 8 p.m. EST. Spokesmen say the shift avoids competition with Sugar and Cotton bowls and skirts Miami heat.
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Miami
National Broadcasting Co
NBC
Bopp and Lillard Lead All Star Bowling Qualifiers
Jean Bopp of Milwaukee set a new 20 game total 4195 to lead the women at the All Star Bowling Tournament with a 760 three game record Sunday and 907 and 807 four game blocks Monday. Bill Lillard of Dallas led men with 4363 after an 844 four game score Monday advancing toward the semifinals. The field was trimmed from 288 to 96 for the final day of precursory rounds.
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Dallas
Jean Bopp
Milwaukee
Bill Lillard
Calif
Madison Tops Local Riflemen in Close Victory
Madison edged Monroe 1473 to 1460 in a tense match last night. Madison excelled offhand with 474 to Monroe 460, while Madison posted 500 in both prone and sitting to lead early. Ralph Penniston spearheaded Monroe with two perfect 100s in prone and sitting, and Martin Hanna added 100 sitting and 96 offhand. Madison performers included Dave Haugen 100 prone 96 offhand Elmer Schulz 100 sitting 96 offhand and Harold Norslien 100 prone 96 offhand.
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Madison West Riflemen
Monroe
Madison
Ralph Penniston
Martin Hanna
Dave Haugen
Elmer Schulz
Harold Norslien
Koufax Expects $60,000 Contract
Sandy Koufax, 28, said he expects to sign with the Los Angeles Dodgers for about 60 000 as his 1964 salary. He noted no expected disagreement with Dodger GM Buzzy Bavasi and cited his 1963 season including 25 wins and 306 strikeouts.
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Rochester
N.Y
Sandy Koufax
Los Angeles Dodger
Dodger
Buzzy Bavasi
Koufax
Dodgers
New York Yankees
Associated Press
Hickok
Y. A. Tittle
New York Giants
Superior Wins Third SCC Basketball Game
Superior rallied from a halftime deficit to beat Oshkosh 90 to 75 in SCC play. Mike Rookey led with 28 points, Chuck Barnard added 23, while Oshkosh’s Jim Jaeger scored 22. Oshkosh drops to 1-2 in the conference as Superior improves to 3-1.
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Superior
Oshkosh
Mike Rookey
Chuck Barnard
Jim Jaeger
Green County tops state in dairy cattle per square mile
Green County DHIA reports 98.5 milk cows and heifers two years plus per square mile, highest in Wisconsin. County total cattle 58,000 with 12,200 tested. top producers listed by age group include Fred Ingold and Herb Huffman for 305 days, and the county has DHIA officers and staff serving rural Wisconsin communities.
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Wisconsin
Green County Dairy Herd Improvement Association
DHIA
Brown County
Lafayette
Marathon County
Dane
Clark
Dodge
Grant
Fond du Lac
Vernon
Chippewa
Lafayette County
al Buri
Juda
Lamont Zimmerman
Theodore Weiler
Argyle
Willis Weiss
Monticello
Donald Walters
Brodhead
Robert Putman
Monroe
Willis Disch
Lee Dwyer
Dakota
Ill
Chester Wyss
Rock City
Fred Hartwig
Hullett Pickett
Norman Johnson
Harold Ackerman
Fred Hahlen
George Crooks
Howard Balch
Albany
Donald Torkelson
Robert Disrud
Glen Gordee
Pete Klassy
Wesley Jordan
Oliver Siedschlag
Ann Roberts
Ella Kubly
Gladys Blum
Selmar Levi
The
Kenneth Hartwig
Fred Ingold
Herbert Huffman
Lawrence Salesman
Darkie
Herb Huffman
Huffman
Windsor
Permin Graber
Doris
C. S. Pierce
Emil and
Arthur Fritsch
Glory
Art Bartlett
Segis Homestead
Train Amy
Art Bartlett and Son
Ormsby Della Shiawana
Fluid Milk Market Improves in 1963 Metros
An Agriculture Department report shows whole milk sales in metropolitan areas rose 2.3 percent in the first 11 months of 1963 versus 1962, helped by population growth. Production declined about one percent, easing a surplus that prompted government dairy purchases under price support.
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Agriculture Department
Hurry To Market Injured Forcing Derby Withdrawal
Derby winner Hurry To Market has been pulled from the Kentucky Derby due to a hoof injury. Trainer Dave Erb said recovery could take at least six months, barring a miracle. Dial 325-5101 for an Adtaker today.
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New Orleans
Dave Erb
Russia Favored In Hockey Games
In Innsbruck Austria with eight days before the January 29 opening of the Winter Olympics analysts favor Russia to win hockey. The USSR is the reigning world champion and on a successful tour of the U S and Canada sweeping Europe.
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Innsbruck
Austria
Czechoslovakia
Sweden
United States
Canada
Ussr
U.S
Europe
Olympic
Igls
John Handley
Malone
N.Y
Charles McDonald
Seefeld
Switzerland
West Germany
East Germany
Finland
Italy
Rochester to host 1964 Amateur Hockey Tournament
Rochester, Minn will stage the 1964 U S Amateur Hockey Tournament with March 21 22 dates at the Mayo Civic Auditorium The Rochester Mustangs are the host team a Minnesota Senior A squad is likely the second entry and a third from New England with a fourth from the Midwest area comprising Michigan Illinois Kentucky Ohio and Wisconsin
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Rochester, Minn
U.S
Rochester
Amateur Hockey Association of United
Skier Pulled From Snowslide After 600 Foot Burial
A snowslide in Jackson Wyoming buried 27 year old Dennis Staley for 600 feet and four feet deep but four companions spotted his ski tip and rescued him, ending a perilous Monday ordeal.
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Jackson
Wyo
Dennis Staley
Staley
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