Hackle Tops Action with 615 Honor Count in Minor No 3
Lou Hackle of the Minor No 3 league led last night with a 615 honor score and a 235 high game. Cliff Kesler posted a 209, Sebastian Laeser 555 series with a 200 game, and Ed Condon added a 555 including a 203. Team results span multiple leagues with Tigers Firebirds and Green County Service posting 3-1 and 4-0 records respectively.
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Lou Hackle
Kesler
Hackle
Cliff Kesler
Sabestian Laeser
Turner Hall
Ed Condon
Roger Rockey
Walt DeRemer
John Huffman
Mike Wuthrich
Hank Wieman
Vic Marean
Keith Christensen
Tiger's Firebirds
Counselman’s Garage
Green County Service
Eagles
Wiemans
Bob and Wig’s
Sebastian Laeser
Leo Sebald
Gerald Swiggum
Dave Eley
Treuthardt Stockyards
Triangle
Windy Acres
Monroe Sales
Grace Lutheran
Mueller
Green County Salvage
Bill Bittner
Wally Speich
Ken Roth
Fred Huber
Hubers
Niffeneggers
Hawley
Gemplers
Simmons
Martins
Herman Blum
Walter DeRemer
Duane Kohl
Dick Ripp
Green County Realty
Bowen Station
Felders
Headquarters
Junction House
Monroe Battles At Fort Tonight
Monroe gms at Ft Atkinson Cardinals, six game win streak on line. Tonight 6 p m and 7 30 p m, earlier time set by conference. Key past scorers include Burington and Dearth for Monroe, Snyder and Ramsey for Fort, with Stoughton vs Monona Grove as a top clash.
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Monroe Nign
Fort Atkinson Cardinals
Ft. Atkinrt
Fort
Monroe
Cheesemakers
Keith Burington
Jim Dearth
Gary Snyder
Cardinals
Tony Ramsey
Stoughton
Monona Grove
Silver Eagles
Jefferson
Edgerton
Wisconsin High
Middleton
Dan Moeser
Dennis Riddle
Burington
Hornung Eyes Early Green Bay Return If Reinstated
Milwaukee reports Paul Hornung, 28, says he would report to Green Bay one month early to train if the NFL reinstates him. He weighs 221 pounds, six more than his 1962 playing weight, and notes a year off makes him feel older but not too old to play. He spoke in Milwaukee at a church sports program and awaits Rozelle's next review.
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Miwaukee
Paul Hornung
Green Bay
Milwaukee
Hornung
NFL
Pete Rozelle
Packer
Vince Lombard
Kegler Meet Continues Doubles and Singles Start Saturday
The 33rd annual handicap city bowling tournament in Turner Hall begins this Saturday with doubles and singles action. Last year’s doubles winners were Virgil Bowman and Herb Flannery. singles champion Harold Snively posted a 279. Entries span Feb 1 to Feb 23 with multiple start times each weekend.
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Turner Hall
Virgil Bowman
Herb Flannery
Harold Snively
Recreation Club
Henry Wieman
John Shager
Don Pfister
James Plymire
Leo Sebald
Arnold Koehn
Dave Burri
John Reese
Fred Kammerude
Vic Marean
John Huffman
Rob Nafzger
Hervey Hoesly
Foster Deininger
Lester Bacon
William Hawthorne
Curt Diemer
Roger Patterson
LeRoy Wilde
Delbert Shaffer
Roger Moe
Robert Krupke
John Marean
Dave Ambler
Gerald Kubly
Bryan Broege
Keith Christensen
Harold Gissing
Jerry Krupke
Lloyd Burkhalter
Alvin Strahm
August A. Schmid
Robert Leopold
John Wagner
William Liedschlag
Lloyd Keener
Walter Laeser
Alvin Riese
Bernard Lee
Frank Klarer
William Berndt
Gary Hoesly
Dave Smith
Don Gerber
Nate Klassy
Don Grunder
Ken Priewe
Roger Severson
Willis Gruenewald
Gayle Matzke
Frank Digman
Emmanuel Fuchs
Ed Rufnacht
Robert Stuart
Russ Myers
Clarence Franklin
William Wartenweiler
Chester Becker
Ken Stuart
Frank Pickett
Charles Mathias
Robert Buehler
J. T
Arthur Olson
Elton Larson
Richard McKnight
Gerald Peterson
Paul Mathews
Lloyd Retzlaff
Nest Kanzig
Walter Minder
Werner Thueler
Bernette Robertson
Boyd Trickel
Bob Montgomery
Ernest Koenig
George Clark
John Kryder
Harold Miller
Burleigh Bartlett
Clarence
Casey) Goecks
Walter Schild
Arnold Smobersteg
Glenn
Ane Johnson
Donald Friske
Jerry Coplien
Nate Coplien
John Musser
Herb Kramer
Ray Gelter
Lloyd Koehner
Harry Bowen
Don Wuthrich
Dave Kuebli
Fred Ruesegger
Harold Pickett
William Figi
Charles Robertson
Merle Robertson
Orson Robertson
Ralph Kundert
Nelson Schwend
Junior Robertson
Gary Broege
Pat Brennan
Wendall Simmons
Walter Speich
Robert Prien
Erv Spring
John Nussbaum
A. R. McDaniels
William Naef
Lee Nipple
Paul Ruff
Roger Grozagowski
Paul Mueller
Harold Bartelt
Wallace Lindsay
Ed Hartwig
Earl Meythaler
Robert Goecks
Bill Goecks
Elwyn
Arnold Fryer
Alfred Schild
John Dahmen
Paul Leonard
Marty Deignan
John Patterson
Max Share
Boyd Figi
Ray Figi
Neal Shay
Gene Osmond
Monroe Matmen Battle Middleton
Monroe high school wrestlers host Middleton tonight in the final home appearance for head coach Ralph Neale who will take a principal job at New Richmond. The outcome will determine whether Monroe stays second or falls to third. Middleton holds 22 wins this season in fifth place while Monroe stands 41 1, with a lone loss to Fort Atkinson 6-0. Jayvee matches at 6:30 p.m. and varsity at 7:45 p.m.
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Monroe High School
Middleton
Ralph Neale
New Richmond
Monroe
Fort Atkinson
Jayvee
Gabrielson Signs Pact With Milwaukee Braves
Reserve outfielder Len Gabrielson becomes the 18th Milwaukee Brave to sign for 1964, completing his contract on Monday as the team moves closer to spring training.
U S and Canada win key Winter Olympic prep meets
United States and Canada claim important pre games victories as preparations continue in Innsbruck Austria. U S skiers Kidd and Werner earn top seed positions in the downhill event while Canada throttles Yugoslavia 14 1 in an eliminations match. IOC bans South Africa over racial policies and bids for 1968 site include Calgary Lake Placid Lahti Grenoble Oslo and Sapporo. Seedings impact early runs as course deteriorates.
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Austria
United States
Canada
South Africa
Billy Kidd
Steamboat Springs
Colo
Yugoslavia
International Olympic Committee
Tokyo
IOC
Calgary
Lake Placid
N.Y
Lahti
Finland
Grenoble
France
Oslo
Norway
Sapporo
Japan
International Ski Federation
Kidd
Werner
Mt Paischerkofel
U.S
Oakland to invite Kansas City Athletics to move here
Oakland City Council voted to invite the Kansas City Athletics to relocate to Oakland for the 1964 season and offered 500000 to convert Frank Youell Field for baseball by April 2. Athletics owner Charles C. Finley said he will seek a meeting with the American League after considering the proposal. He must resolve lease issues with Kansas City by February 1 or face expulsion from the league.
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Oakland
Calif
Kansas City Athletics
Rhe Council
Frank Youell
Charles C. Finley
The
Athletics
American League
Finley
Louisville
Kansas City
Adult League Bball Games Slated at Monroe Junior High
James Mauermann, acting park and recreation director, announced adult league games will be at the newly remodeled Monroe Junior High gym tomorrow night instead of Lincoln gym. Slated contests include Juda versus Teachers at 7 p.m., Heeren and Coplien versus Swiss Colony at 8 p.m., and Roger Cheese versus Orangeville at 9 p.m.
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James Mauermann
Park and Recreation
Monroe Junior High School
Lincoln
Juda
Teachers
Heeren
Coplien
Swiss Colony
Roger Cheese
Orangeville
Rodriguez Beats January For Lucky International Open Title
Juan Rodriguez edged Don January by one stroke in an 18 hole playoff at Harding Park to win the Lucky International Open. The Puerto Rican comedian golfer fired 34 36 70 on a par 36 35 71 course while recalling a five iron 250 yard shot years ago and noting he never felt secured despite never trailing and at one point leading by three strokes.
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San Francisco U
Chi Chi Rodriguez
Don January
Rodriguez
Juan
Harding Park Municipal
Plone
Air Force Base
Woosh
January
Halas Expects Tough Season Ahead for Bears
Miami Beach Fla. December NFL meetings opened as George Halas the Bears owner coach voiced concern about the upcoming season. The 68 year old Hall of Famer said he is conditioning himself to take defeats and noted a win in the NFL lasts almost a week.
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Wiami Peach
Halas Eyes Bears Toughest NFL Race Yet
Halas predicts the fiercest NFL season while Green Bay remains the team to beat. He notes the Bears aim to avoid complacency and discusses a proposed rule to count tie games as half wins. The $28.2 million TV contract fuels debate as CBS plans football doubleheaders on five to six Sundays next fall.
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Halas
NFL
Green Bay
Packers
Bears
Bill McPhail
Columbia Broadcasting System
John Barth Named Pioneer Grid Coach at Platteville
John Barth the athletic director at Platteville State College was named head football coach on Monday, succeeding Lester Leitl who will remain as physical education instructor and head baseball coach. Barth compiled 85 wins 100 losses and 13 ties over 37 seasons with ten State College Conference championships.
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Platteville
John Barth
Platteville State College
Lester Leitl
Leitl
Janesville Tops Local Marksmen In Rifle Match
The Monroe Rifle Team lost to Janesville by ten points on the local range. Janesville totaled 1460 to Monroe 1450 with a perfect 500 prone, 497 sitting, 463 offhand by the winners. L Allshouse led Janesville with 100 100 91 while Monroe posted 500 495 455. The article also notes traditional use of poinsettia leaves in dye and tonic forms.
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Monroe
Janesville
L. Allshouse
L. Drake
Vogel
Pfund
Raymer
Witt
Penniston
Hanna
Kiel
Thompson
Bastian
Mill
K. Sayre
Koch
Knox D. Rouse
W. Rouse
B. Thompson
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