Two Women Slam Honor Counts Here At Kegler Night
Barb Wyss led the Women's Major League with a 560 honor count and 227 singleton. Jackie Smith added a 536 total with 185 and 181 games. other top marks came from Marty Quest 202 singleton and Ev Kubly 182. Team results span Swiss Wheel and Pepsi Cola among many clubs.
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Kegler
Barb Wyss
Jackie Smith
Mrs. Smith
Marty Quest
Ev Kubly
Betty Dale
Swiss Wheel
Ruth Ellen Putnam
Mardell Holyoke
Marilyn Martin
Miriam Rufenacht
Vi Kuban
Mrs. Holyoke
Pepsi Cola
Marty’s Dairy
Pauline Hemphill
Darlene Flannery
Doris Pinnow
Millie Blum
Hubers
Cramer Funeral Home
Abe
Don Prien
Chuck Hughes
Kc-Cadiz
Prien
Hughes
Otto Erzinger
Alvin Riese
Riverside Tap
Carter
Gruenewald
VFW
Roy's Dairy
Baumgartner Cheese Store
McGinnis Co
Faith’s
Abel Plumbing and Heating
KC Cadiz
Gene Findley
Clark Implement
Rambler of
Monroe
Roy’s Dairy
Carter and Gruenewald
North Central Gas Co
Celtics Edge Badgers 28 23 in Little League clash
The Celtics defeated the Badgers 28 to 23 after taking an 8-0 opening run. They led 16 to 12 at halftime and widened the gap to 13-9 in the second half, securing the victory in yesterday's action.
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Celtics
Badgers
Alma Rivermen Face Richland Center in Wisconsin Sectional Showdown
Alma high school’s Rivermen, a 22 game win streak and 94 point per game team, prepare for La Crosse sectional clash with Richland Center after defeating Eleva Strum in the sub sectional. Coach Greg Green emphasizes four year core and strong practice ethics as Baraboo looms possible in the sectional final.
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Alma
Wisconsin
Rivermen
Richland Center
la Crosse
Iors
Eau Claire Memorial
Greg Green
Madison
Eleva Strum
Green
Wisconsin high school tournament pairings announced
Sectional game matchups list Beloit Highland against Platteville Madison East facing Monona Grove Brookfield Grafton meeting Wauwatosa West Milwaukee Riverside vs New Holstein Clintonville versus Manitowoc Green Bay West and Manawa meet at Green Bay La Crosse Alma against Richland Center Baraboo versus La Crosse Central Oshkosh Beaver Dam taking on Winneconne Neenah facing Rio Racine Lake Geneva Badger against South Milwaukee Lincoln meets Horlick Spooner Eau Claire Memorial versus Superior River Falls to face Co Wausau Thorp against Wisconsin Rapids and Wausau against Wausaukee continuous pairings listed with locations and records.
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Milwaukee
Beloit Highland
Platteville
Madison East
Monona Grove
Brookfield
Grafton
Wauwatosa West
Milwaukee Riverside
New Holstein
Green Bay
Clintonville
Manitowoc
Green Bay West
Manawa
la Crosse Alma
Richland Center
Baraboo
la Crosse Central
Oshkosh Beaver Dam
Winneconne
Neenah
Rio
Milwaukee Lincoln
Racine Horlick
Spooner Eau Claire Memorial
Superior
River Falls
Sevals Named NAIA District 14 MVP
Jim Sevals of Superior State won NAIA District 14 MVP honors in a coaches poll. The 5 foot 5 guard and Wisconsin State University Conference scoring champion the past two seasons led the district vote, with Bob Guy of Lakeland second and Stan Johnson of Eau Claire State third.
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Ashland
Jim Sevals
Superior State
Sevals
Wisconsin State University
Bob Guy
Lakeland
Stan Johnson
Eau Claire State
Milwaukee Stadium Ready for Major League Play
Milwaukee County Stadium, home of the Braves for 13 seasons, will be ready for major league baseball on April 12. Stadium manager Bill Anderson said, All we need are the teams, with the Braves having left Milwaukee for Atlanta after last season.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee County Stadium
Braves
Bill Anderson
Atlanta
Sixty Six Horses Eligible For Grand National Run
A total of 66 horses remained eligible for the March 26 Grand National Steeplechase after Wednesday night’s acceptance stage. The world’s toughest race gathers top chasers for the famed event at Aintree.
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London
Reichardt Hits Three-Run Slam
Dodgers star Reichardt belts a three run homer as spring training opens and Boog Powell, Bob Rodgers, and Rick Reichardt drive in runs in exhibition play. Wills eyes big salary while Koufax and Drysdale seek three year deals.
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Maury Wills
Babe Ruth
Buzzie Bavasi
Los Angeles Dodgers
Wills
Bravasi
Ruth
New York Yankees
Dodgers
Vero Beach
Fla
Japan
Los Angeles
Sandy Koufax
Don Drysdale
Dodger
Norm Cash
Detroit
John Lewis
Dick Stuart
New York Mets
Matty Alou
Pittsburgh
Boog Powell
Baltimore
Bob Rodgers
Rick Reichardt
California
Rodgers
Burns Leading School Keglers
Dennis Burns paced Tuesday action in the Boys Intra mural bowling league at Turner Hall with a 317 series and a 189 single. Kurt Share added a 302 series and 171 high, Terry Blum 282, Ed Holcomb 262, and Keith Stocker 260, as Burns led the high league average at 163 while Share held 154. Rodents and Toughies posted 30 marks, with Dummies at a 1,253 series and 648 team game. Second round standings show Rodents 9-3, Toughies 3-9, Dummies 8-4, Rounders 7-5. season totals list Rounders 19-8, Rodents 17-10, Aces 17-10, Dummies 10-17, Kings. Final results give Burns 189-128 317, Share 131-171 302, Blum 153-129 282, Holcomb 131-131 262, Stocker 131-129 260.
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Dennis Burns
Turner Hall
Kurt Share
Terry Blum
Ed Holcomb
Keith Stocker
Burns
Share
Bob Mathias
Holcomb
Dummies
Toughies
Rodents
Kings
Aces
Rounders
Race dates okayed for Elkhart Lake events
The June Sprints amateur sports car races are set for June 18-19 at Elkhart Lake. The Road America 500 mile run is scheduled for Labor Day, September 4, at the same venue.
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Elkhart Lake
Marquette coach predicts steady improvement for 1966-67
Coach Al McGuire says the 1966-67 Marquette Warriors should improve about as much as their tougher schedule. He notes major opponents will replace several teams, and that 14-12 finished season includes key players Tom Flynn and Roger Buston leaving, with Paul Carbin returning only until January due to eligibility.
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Milwaukee
al McGuire
Marquette
McGuire
Villanova
Dayton
Minnesota
Brigham Young
Indiana State
Northern Michigan
Washington
St. Louis
Evansville
Warriors
Tom Flynn
Roger Buston
Paul Carbins
Lakeland Falls to Central State in NAIA Tourney
Lakeland Muskies, the lone Wisconsin team to reach the NAIA second round, lose 72 68 to top-seeded Central State of Ohio. Wilburn scores 28 with 29 rebounds as Lakeland foul trouble and rebounding woes doom their bid.
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Kansas City
Lakeland
Muskies
Wisconsin
Central State of Ohio
Don Rather
Ohians
Ken Wilburn
Central
Gary Hovey
Ed Bryant
Wilburn
Bob Guy
Wisconsin coach Walter to send eight to NCAA indoor meet
Madison Wisconsin track coach But Walter will send eight men to compete in the second annual NCAA indoor track championship meet in Detroit.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Walter
Detroit
Terrell Rejects Contract Terms Over Terrell Chuvalo Deal
Ernie Terrell rejected Maple Leaf Gardens contract terms for the Terrell versus Clay world heavyweight title, citing no guaranteed earnings and a mandatory rematch with George Chuvalo in Toronto. He said he would fight Clay immediately for thirty cents if the contract allowed only the Clay bout.
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Atlantic City
N.J
Ernie Terrell
Toronto
Terrell
Maple Leaf Gardens
New York
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Louisville
Montreal
Vermont
Verdun
Quebec
World Boxing Association
George Chuvalo
Clay
Atlantic City Press
Ventnor
Wisconsin honors Madison goaltender as MVP at banquet
Gary Johnson of Roseau Minnesota was named the University of Wisconsin's most valuable hockey player for the second straight year at a team banquet in Madison. Senior wing Chuck Ellis received a medal for sportsmanship and efficiency.
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Madison
Gary Johnson
Roseau
Minn
University of Wisconsin
Johnson
Chuck Ellis
Chinese aim to reactivate Korean War says Belgrade radio
A Belgrade radio correspondent broadcasting from Moscow quotes Communist China seeking to renew the Korean War as a counterbalance to the Vietnam conflict. The wartime stance was reported by Radio Free Europe. Dial 325 5101 for Adtaker Now.
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Munich
Germany
Belgrade
Moscow
Radio Free Europe
China
Viet Nam
Adtaker
Stevenson Testifies On Mother's Competency In Family Suit
Chicago state representative Adlai E Stevenson III testifies about past financial offers and a claimed assault on his mother Ellen Borden Stevenson as part of a dispute over guardianship of her estate. The case seeks an administrator as the estate shrinks from 400000 to 100000 with temporary receivership since 1964. In Buffalo, Robert F Allen age 29, underwent an experimental cancer procedure to grow foreign tissue in his thigh as peer patients await results after a similar transplant to aid resistance.
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Chicago
Adlai E. Stevenson III
Chicago Democrat
Adlai E. Stevenson
Illinois
Ellen Borden Stevenson
Stevenson
U.S
United Nations
Buffalo
N.Y
Robert F. Allen
Allen
Tucson
Ariz
Roswell Park Memorial Institute
Harry T. Griffith
Fourtown
Griffith
Bell Rings Again at St Augustine Cathedral Dedication
The St Augustine Cathedral, restored to become the oldest in the United States, hosts a dedication honored by William Cardinal Conway of Ireland. The cardinal notes many Florida priests are native Irish, and the bell from 1869 rings again for the ceremony amid a 400 year old mission history. In New York, the Zilbergleit family reunion ends years apart as Noah travels from Istanbul and others from Paris, Buenos Aires, and Istanbul to Kennedy Airport for the gathering.
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ST. Augustine
Fla.n
St. Augustine’s Cathedral
William Cardinal Conway
Ireland
Spain
United States
Florida
Sons of
Erin
New York
Zilbergleit
Kennedy Airport
Noah
Istanbul
Menache
Paris
Menachim
Buenos Aires
Chaya Monk
Joseph
Bar Mitzvah for Ira Wolff in Forest Hills Queens
The event honors Ira Wolff 13 grandson of Joseph Wolff of Great Neck New York at a Bar Mitzvah in Forest Hills Queens. Col Frank Borman is confined in Perth hotel with throat infection delaying planned Perth Carnarvon space tracking visit with Capt Walter Schirra aboard.
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Forest Hills
Queens
Joseph
Ira Wolff
Great Neck
N.Y
Perth
Australia
Col
Frank Borman
Borman
Walter Schirra
Carnarvon
Space
Schirra
Noel Coward Returns From Geneva After Illness
London playwright Noel Coward, 66, arrived home yesterday after recovering from amoebic dysentery in Geneva. The noted actor and writer had been away for treatment and rest before returning to public life.
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London
Noel Coward
Geneva
Sunday social notes from Monticello and neighboring towns
Monticello society page lists visits and calls across Belleville Freeport Madison and DeKalb including Darcy Karlen’s eighth birthday and the OlIver Welton anniversary. Residents of Monticello Karlen Stauffer Marty and neighboring communities are featured with family visits hospital calls and travel updates.
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Albert Deppler
Lawrence Karlen
Belleville
Depplers
Karlen
Darcy Karlen
Clarence Loveland
Florida
Arizona
Jacob Wittenwyler
Frieda Benkert
Norma Jean Benkert
Mercy Hospital
Janesville
Bertha Keller
Hazel Kundert
Ida Voegels
C. W. Karlen
Lora Dick
Donna Karlen
Freeport
Oliver Welton
Bluff View Park
James Christensen
Peter
Madison
Jacob Stauffer
St. Clare Hospital
John Stauffer
E. W. Marty
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Little Alma
James R. Polk
Associated Press
Mike Moham
John Stohr
Dick Ebersold
Austin
Pacelli
Austin Pacelli
Brian Kreibich
Dick Stiehl
Kreibich
Moham
Stohr
Racine Lake
Geneva Badger
South Milwaukee
Wausau
Thorp
Wisconsin Rapids
Wausaukee
Naia
Murray Chass
Keglers
Charles L. Figi
Standard Oil
American Oil Co
Whiting
Ind
Figi
W. M. Limbach
Standard
Mid-America
Monticello
O. D. Curtis
Russ Wilson
Turner
Stormor
Stormer
Marshall
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