Hayes Rolls 679 to Lead 1963 64 Kegler High Honors
LaVerne Hayes of Victory League rolled a 679 series last night the season high highest ever in 1963 64 kegler action. He had games of 211 242 and 226 to top the prior mark of 677 set by Gary Hoesly and Dewey Vorseth. Deb Share and Sebastian Laeser Jr. posted 626 and 609 series with high games 226 and 244. Roger Cheese Co led a 1013 team game while Kiwanis held 1031. Other totals include Phyllis Kundert 494 in the Women’s Pleasure League and multiple team results across divisions.
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LaVerne Hayes
Victory League
Kegler
Hayes
Gary Hoesly
Dewey Vorseth
Deb
Sebastian Laeser Jr
Roger Cheese Co
Kiwanis
Sam Regula
Ernie Kunzig
Walt Minder
Vic Marean
Phyllis Kundert
S and O TV
Brandenbergs
Roger Cheese
The
Moose
la Verne Hayes
Deb Share
Bob Florek
Walt Donovan
Bob ‘Mueller
Schuetze’s
Commercial Bank
Sportsmen Bar
Recreation Club
Branderberg's
Junction’ House
Sebastian Teco Jr
Tony Wand
Gayle Matzke
Kubly’s
Eagles
Baumgartners
Oaktron
Clark's
Grandpas
Eatons
Dean’s Milk
Dave Smith
Duane Kohl
Gerald Kubly
Roger Severson
Robert Wartenweiler
Mel’s Texaco
Evie’s Bar
Vi Kuban
Helen Burkhard
Bauman
Leona Gruenewald
Tigers Firebirds
Bauman’s
Swains TV
Gemp Jers
Texaco
Kundert Service
Kunder Oil Co
Packers State Two Exhibition Matches Set
In Miami Beach Florida Green Bay coach Vince Lombardi announced two exhibition games for the Packers. They will host the New York Giants in Milwaukee on August 15 and face the Chicago Bears on August 22. A double header is planned at Cleveland Municipal Stadium on September 5 with Detroit meeting New York in the opener and Green Bay versus Cleveland in the second.
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Imlami Beach
Fla
Green Bay Packers
National Football League
Green Bay
New York Giants
Milwaukee
Chicago Bears
Vince Lombardi
Packers
Cleveland Municipal Stadium
Detroit
New York
Cleveland
Orangeville Social This Week Notices and Visits
Mrs Glen E Bolender hosts and visits across Orangeville with neighbors and relatives. Families from Janesville Verona and Freeport join dinner and visits in Malt a Belvidere and Red Oak. Emma Mahon from Freeport stays with R C Reuber. Lowell Barker moves into Main street residence.
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Albert Hemphill
Beryl Hemphill
Rockford
Ruth Kilian
Martha Bennehoff
Donald Barker
Malta
Harry Dickerson
Eddie Johnson
Janesville
Glen Bolender
Gladys Fuhrmark
Chicago
Robert Oakes
Verona
Wis
Earl Dittmar
Charles Burington
Lola Richards
Freeport
Norman Scheider
Red Oak
John Lee
Emma Mahon
R. C. Reuber
Lowell Barker
Clifford Wagner
Main Street
Elmer Priewe
Stockton
Floyd Dietmeier
Leland
Belvidere
Kirk Dietmeier
Monroe and Monona Grove Clash In Must Win Showdown
Tickets go on sale at 6 p m for the Badger Conference title showdown between Monroe Cheesemakers and Monona Grove Eagles. Both teams sit 10-1 with the winner taking undisputed first in the league. Dennis Riddle leads Monona Grove with 212 points, Monroe’s Keith Burington has 214, and Tom Mitchell with 202 for Monroe. The game features top scorers and free throw ace Lee Mitchell guiding Monroe. Monroe averages 77.4 points per game while holding opponents to 57.2 as they chase the league crown in the season’s key matchup.
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Monroe Cheesemakers
Monon Grove Eagles
Lee Mitchell
Cheesemakers
Stoughton Vikings
Monona Grove
Monroe
Jefferson
Middleton
Stoughton
Moeser
Keith Burington
Tom
Badger Loop
Bob Anderegg
Michigan State
Anderegg
Rockford
Cheesemen
Riddle
Monona
Edgerton
Monroe Matmen Clinch Tie With 56-0 Victory
Monroe high school wrestlers routed Wisconsin High 56-0 to secure at least a share of second in the Badger Conference. Edgerton’s 23-19 loss to Stoughton left Monroe and Edgerton tied for second entering last night’s action. Jefferson beat Sun Prairie 29-21 and Middleton edged Monona Grove 26-18 as Wisconsin High fielded only seven wrestlers, with two absent. Monroe has one home meet left Thursday against Edgerton, with junior varsity at 6:30 and varsity at 7:45. Key results include Reed pinning Mira in 2:45 at 95, several forfeit wins, and Barry edging Howley at 127 with a 120-pound weight.
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Monroe High School
Wisconsin High Grapplers
Monroe
Edgerton
Stoughton
Jefferson Trip Sun Prairie
Middleton Nudge Monona Grove
Wisconsin High
Wally Dunn
Monroe Grapplers
Jayvees
Brian Reed
Ted Mira
Dick Barry
Joe Howley
Eddie Anderson
Jerry Mita
Jerry Marty
Larry Roth
Sadowski Signs 1964 Contract With Milwaukee Braves
Bob Sadowski, Milwaukee's rookie of the year after arriving from St. Louis in the Lew Burdette deal, signed his 1964 contract today becoming the 23rd player to come to terms. Algeria became a French colony in 1830 after an expedition subdued Barbary pirates.
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Sadowski
Milwaukee
Bob Sadowski
Braves
St. Louis
Lew Burdette
Algeria
Erickson Awaits Word on Brens for Wisconsin
Wisconsin coach John Erickson awaits Aurora College decision on 6-foot-8 Jack Brens's eligibility for the Badgers second semester. Brens led Wisconsin with 425 points and 316 rebounds last season but was ruled scholastically ineligible. If cleared, he could boost a 7-7 team in time for Purdue and beyond.
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Madison
Wisconsin
John Erickson
Aurora College
Jack Brens
Badgers
Brens
Aurora
Illinois College
Erickson
Minnesota
Perdue
Shortstop of Future Signs 1964 Contract
Woody Woodward, a 21 year old rookie viewed as Milwaukee's shortstop of the future, signed his contract becoming the Braves' 22nd agreement. He received a reported $60,000 bonus from Milwaukee last year when signed at the Florida State campus after a solid stint with Denver in the Pacific Coast League. Woodward, noted for solid defense and a strong arm, hit .247 in 891 minor league games and earned praise from Denver manager Jack Tighe, now a Braves scout.
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Milwaukee
Woody Woodward
Braves
Woodward
Florida State Campus
Denver Farm
Denver
Jack Tighe
The
Spahn Named Athlete of 63 in Wisconsin AP Poll
Warren Spahn of the Milwaukee Braves was named Wisconsin’s 1963 Athlete of the Year, winning the AP poll with 19 first place votes. The lefty finished 23-7 with a 2.60 ERA for a second division club and will receive the Red Dunn Memorial Trophy at a sports night later.
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Dave O'Hara
Associated Press
Warren Spahn
Milwaukee Braves
Ageles
Wisconsin
Southpaw
Ahn
Bart Starr
Green Bay Packers
Braves
Henry Aaron
Don Iverson
la Crosse
University of Wisconsin
Jim van Gorden
Eau Claire State
Jack Anderson
Ripon
Archie Dadian
Milwaukee
Carol Soren
Janesville
Spahn
Wondrous Warren
Boston
Spahin
Red Dunn
St. Therese Parish
Lew Burdette
Eddie Mathews
Paul Hornung
Ron VanderKelen
Monticello Notes From Mrs. C. D. Curtis and Guests
Mr and Mrs Harvey Milbrandt were Wednesday callers in Monroe. Mrs H F Stoll returned home Monday after a stay at St. Clare hospital. Adam A Schuler of Madison was a Wednesday caller in town. Mrs C M Stauffer was a Thursday afternoon caller in Monroe. Thousands rely on Classified Ads in solving daily problems.
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Harvey Milbrandt
Monroe
H. F. Stoll
St. Clare Hospital
Adam A. Schuler
Madison
C. M. Stauffer
Sifford Jacobs Share Palm Springs Lead After Rounds
Palm Springs California reports Charlie Sifford and Tommy Jacobs tied for the lead after round one, with Sifford again sharing the top spot after round two alongside Doug Sanders. Sifford, not feeling well, vowed to return solo for Friday’s final round after a 71 in round two.
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Sifford
Jacobs
Palm Springs
Calif
Charlie Sifford
Tommy Jacobs
Doug Sanders
USSR Dominates Winter Olympics
The Soviet Union won gold as Lidia Skoblikova set a record in the women’s 1500 m speed skating, while British rivals Anthony Nash and Robin Dix led in two-man bobsled after two runs. The U.S. medals outlook remained bleak with Peggy Fleming climbing to sixth in compulsory figures as Americans trailed leaders.
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Amsbru In
Austria
Soviet Union
Lidia Skoblikova
Italy
Anthony Nash
Robin Dixon
British Isles
Igls Chute
Sergio Zardini
Eugenio Monti
Holland
Sjoukje Dijkstra
Uncle Sam
Peggy Fleming
U.S
Pasadena
Calif
State Building Projects Argued At Madison Session
Madison Republicans on the State Building Commission clashed over nearly six million dollars in state institution projects as Gov Reynolds was absent ill. The dispute centered on a Whitewater State College library plans and a $1.8 million building, with Alfonsi threatening to resign before deferring action. The panel approved bids for a La Crosse science building and heating plants at River Falls and Oshkosh, plus contracts for Madison animal health building and Milwaukee sign shop, plus other remodeling and improvement projects across multiple campuses.
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Madison
State Building Commission
Reynolds
Whitewater State College
Alfonsi
McKay
Leonard
Whitewater
la Crosse State College
River Falls
Oshkosh
Department of Agriculture
Meng of
Milwaukee
Eau Claire
la Crosse
Platteville
Stevens Point
Stouf
Today in History highlights key events on January 31
January 31 1964 marks a day with notes from history including 1848 Congress authorizing a public monument to George Washington in the District of Columbia, completed 1884 and opened 1888. 1795 Alexander Hamilton resigns as secretary of the treasury over salary, 1917 Germany announces unrestricted submarine warfare, 1944 Allied invasion at Kwajalein, 1950 Truman orders hydrogen bomb program, 1950s Notre Dame coach Frank Leahy resigns due to illness, 1969 Hungary tightens U.S. legation activities, 1963 Kennedy farm message on milk and grain controls.
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Associated Press
Congress
George Washington
District of Columbia
Alexander Hamilton
Marshall Islands
Kwajalein
Pacific
Harry Truman
Atomic Energy Commission
Frank Leahy
Notre Dame
Hungary
U.S. Legation
Budapest
John ¥. Kennedy
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Swiggum’s Beverage Denot
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Monticello
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Green County Boots and Saddle Club
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JD Scout Kleen F Combine
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Knipco
Quick Way
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