Women's Major and KC Cadiz Bowling Leaders Shine in Night of High Scores
Mary Ann Haberman led the Women’s Major with a 529 honor count and high games by Frieda Wuetrich and Millie Boyer. Bernard Lee paced KC Cadiz with a 579 series and 214 single, while Bob Ethridge posted a 615 in the Men's Major makeup.
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Mary Ann Haberman
Frieda Wuetrich
Bette Elmer
Millie Boyer
Dorothy Krug
Mrs. Wuetrich
Haberman
Helen Hayes
Vi Kuban
Kc-Cadiz
Bernard Lee
Don Prien
Bob Ethridge
Herb Goecks
Leona Gruenewald
Kubly
Clark
John Deere
Monroe Cold Storage
Swiss Wheel
Eagles
Ludlow Bar
Frances Miller
Laura Loeffel
Lynne Kubly
Darlene Flannery
Dorothy Hartwig
June Wuthrich
Don’s Standard Service
Radke Studio
Swiss Colony
Stauffacher Construction
Marty’s Dairy
Gerondale Insurance
Pepsi Cola
Commercial Bank
Ken Mahlberg
Frank Klarer
Don Schoenick
Rambler
Monroe
Agrico
NCPS
Roy’s Dairy
Carter and
Gruenewald
Clark Implement
Hubers
Riverside Tap
Deb Share
Cliff Hunt
Herb Goeck
Monticello Graders Edge Juda 38 36 in Monticello
Monticello graders beat Juda 38 to 36 at home last night. Jerry Hill Roger Gibbons and Ralph Blumer led scoring as Monticello held a 24 17 halftime edge and improved to 4 4 on the season.
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Monticello
Juda
Jerry Hill
Roger Gibbons
Ralph Blumer
Ponies
Chiefs Owner Lamar Hunt Marries Norma Knobel
Lamar Hunt owner of the Kansas City Chiefs wed Norma Knobel on a Wednesday at the bride’s Richardson home. The 32 year old son of H L Hunt is married for a second time. Knobel, 25, is a history teacher at Richardson High School.
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Dallas
Lamar Hunt
Kansas City Chiefs
American Football League
Norma Knobel
Richardson
Hunt
H. L. Hunt
Miss Knobel
Richardson High School
Blasingame Signs Pact With Milwaukee Braves
Southpaw Wade Blasingame aged 20, who had a large signing bonus two years prior, became the 13th Braves player to agree to terms for the 1964 season, announced Wednesday by the club.
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Blasingame
Milwaukee
Wade Blasingame
Braves
Juda Teachers Triumph in Close Adult League Night
Stauffacher scored 30 as Heeren and Coplien led a 84-56 win over Roger Cheese. Juda beat Orangeville 57-49 and the Teachers topped Swiss Colony 70-57 with 26 points from Marty Deignan and 20 from Buttke.
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Dave Stauffacher
Stauffacher
Heeren and
Coplien
Roger Cheese
Juda
Orangeville
Swiss Colony
Monroe High School
Marty Deignan
Gary Ruge
Bill Moon
Bob Liestikow
Dick Kauk
Larry Lancaster
Pat Kubly
Don Dunaway
Duke Phillips
Dean Holcomb
Phillips
Terry Wenger
Heeren
LaVern Hayes
Jerry Dwyer
Bill Tuescher
Buttke
Juda Cagers
Jerry Jordan
Freddie Feldt
al Pruett
Barker
Messinger
Blankenhorn
Price
Teachers
Spahn Predicts Banner 1964 for Braves
Warren Spahn predicted Milwaukee Braves could rival for the National League pennant if young players step up. He cited Felipe Alou’s addition and the club’s promising youngsters, noting aging players benefit from youth and that Whitey Ford also attended the event in St Paul.
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Spahn
Milwaukee Braves
ST. Paul
Minn
Warren Spahn
Twin Cities
Platteville Rockets Past Iowa St. Ambrose 110 to 97
In Davenport Iowa Platteville defeats St Ambrose 110 97 as Doug Henderson leads with 27 points while Lou Kaiser scores 24 for St Ambrose. River Falls loses 73 71 to Hamline in River Falls Ken Lee tops Wisconsin squad with 19 points. Hamline improves to 7 5 while River Falls sits 6 6.
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Associated Press
Platteville
St. Ambrose
Iowa
River Falls
Hamline
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Doug Henderson
Davenport
Lou Kaiser
Izzy Schmiesing
Ken Lee
La Crosse Central Tops Big Sixteen In Wisconsin H.S. Ratings
La Crosse Central rises to first in the Big Sixteen ratings after a 10 game win streak. Kimberly drops to ninth after a 55 46 upset by Menasha, while Menasha climbs to fifth. Monona Grove and Dodgeville hold notable spots. Valders leads Little Sixteen with 12 0. Midwest actors and local teams highlighted in final listings.
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la Crosse Central
Manston
Valders
Wausaukee
Kimberly
Menasha
Gene Mason
Monroe
Gale-Ettrick
Badger
Monona Grove
Monona
Dodgeville
Gratiot
Brodhead
Mauston
Nekoosa
Plymouth
Denmark
Kenosha
Algoma
Eau Claire Memorial
Milwaukee North
Rhinelander
Appleton
Wauwatosa East
Milwaukee King
Columbus
Superior East
Cumberland
Holstein herd auctions and farm sales across Wisconsin
The Roger Roe Holstein herd tops a sale Saturday at Janesville Sale Barn. Hazel Bush Crescent Rev iow of Weber West and Gerald Campbell in Sorona is among four Wisconsin bulls named Silver Medal Type Sires. West is related to late Sheriff Myron West. Robert Hentzman near Brodhead plans a Wednesday auction as he quits farming. Earl N Wilson Darlington reports a new lactation average for his registered Holstein herd. Henry and Mollie Haegele near New Glarus announce an auction Friday January 31 as they retire from farming.
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Weber West
Gerald Campbell
Sarona
Wisconsin
Holstein - Friesian Association of America
West
Myron West
Green County
Henry
Mollie Haegele
New Glarus
CTC
Farmall M
Farmall H
New Holland Pto
Idea
Lindsey
McC
Oliver
David Bradley
GMC
Farm Loan Service Inc
Green Bay Woman Dies After Dress Fire Burns
Mrs. Mathew Monfils 77 of Green Bay died from burns suffered January 6 when her dress caught fire while reaching into a cupboard above a kitchen stove.
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Green Bay
Mathew Monfils
Hornung Awaits NFL Suspension Review
Louisville report notes Paul Hornung awaiting review of his indefinite NFL suspension after the 1963 season. The Green Bay star, Heisman winner, missed football 17 years of action due to betting and a knee injury. Hornung hopes the ban may be lifted and remains in shape, assisting local media projects in Louisville.
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Louisville
Paul Hornung
Hornung
Green Bay Packers
NFL Players Association
Pete Rozelle
Alex Karras
Detroit
Green Bay
NFL
Notre Dame
Army
Productions Unlimited Inc
Monticello Notes from Beloit to Madison Socials
Mrs. O D Curtis notes social calls at Beloit and Monroe with visits to La Crosse and Brooklyn. Kenneth Picketts son recovers from a broken leg. Archery meeting in Madison gathers Reynolds Zeller Lawrence Marty and Robert Stuart. Local families share meals and Sunday dinners in Madison and nearby towns.
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Fred Abbott
Clarence Crooks
Beloit
Paul Ritschard
Jane
Monroe
Ralph Kubly
Jerry Brunner
Darrell Hilliard
Cloyd Pickett
la Crosse
Picketts
Kenneth
Douglas
Vickie Hilliard
Herman Babler
Dean Hilliards
Willis Babler
Clifford Riese
Brooklyn
Reynold Zeller
Lawrence F. Marty
Robert Stuart
Madison
Wilbert Dick
Walter Haur
Jacob Voegels
Jack Hoskins
Jean Ann
Charles Schnetzler
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Ethridge
Monticello Graders
Vern Meisher
Ernest Ammon, Jr
Alice Custer
Dick Sherwood
Turner Hall
Stauffacher Sparks HC
Highway
Sommerfeldt
Rosenthal Steel
Jungers
Mrs. Mabel and
Lawrence Sommerfeldt
Eldon F. Schraepfer
Albert H. Noble
James H. Gordon
Thorp
Cts
Ford
IHC
Lindsay
Bradley
New Holland
Andrew Sharer
Wayne Albertson
Harry Mullikin
Thorp Finance Corp of
Harold Sweeney
Mgr
Frederic
CUBS
Chicago
Chicago Cubs
Apiie
Janesville
Robert Hentzman
Earl N. Wilson
Darlington
Corey
National Cash Register
Garland
Continental Coffee
Wards
Bryant
Monarch
RCA
ABC
Owen Farrell
Argyle
Wis
Chris B. Binger
E. H. Larson
Henry and Mollie Haegele
Fred Lienhart
New Glarus Realty
O. D. Curtis
Vern Meisner and His
U.S.A
Foi
Chevrolet
Op-Park
Chrysler Corporation
Chrysler Motors Corporation
Dearth Motors, Inc
17Th Ave
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