Haberman tops series with 560 as women lead updates
Mary Ann Haberman rolled 169 197 194 for 560 in the Women's Major Bowling League tying the season high. Frances Miller added 528 to lead the Minor League with 528 and Gertrude Erb moved atop the Keglerette with 491. KC Cadiz saw Merlyn Clark reach 599 in three games while Frank Klarer and Donovan Prien posted notable scores.
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Betty Dale
Gertrude Erb
Dorothy Ge
Merlyn Clark
KC Cadiz
Frank Klarer
Donovan Prien
Keglerette
Helen Hayes
Frieda Swiggum
June Wuthrich
Jackie Prien
Marty’s Dairy
Stauffacher Construction
Don’s Standard Service
Commercial Bank
Gerondale Insurance
Radke Studio
Swiss Colony
Pepsi Cola
Frances Miller
Lynne Kubly
Jean Monte
Wanda Schramm
Jan Kint
Sportsman’s Bar
Cramer
Baumgartner’s Bar
Henze Insurance
Bob’s Market
Kubly
Ludlow’s Bar
Eagles
Francis Fandrick
Frank Kilarer
Mike Hyland
Huber’s
Carter - Gruenewald
Clark Implement
Riverside Tap
Agrico
Roy’s Sanitary Dairy
Rambler of
Monroe
North Central Gas
Packers Peak For Rams Clash In Tough NFC Showdown
Green Bay coach Vince Lombardi warns that every game is hard as the Packers prepare for a tough NFL meeting with the Los Angeles Rams who have slumped to three straight losses. Rams guard Jerry Kramer says opponents rise to the challenge against defending champions. The Browns win over Cleveland highlighted Rams resilience and stat leaders show Jim Brown leading ground yards.
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Green Bay
Green Bay Packers
Los Angeles
Rams
Chicago
Detroit
Baltimore
Vince Lombardi
Lombardi
Jerry Kramer
Tigers
Kramer
Cleveland Browns
Cleveland
Jimmy Brown
NFL
Brown
Joe Childress
Jimmy Taylor
State Defends Horicon Goose Hunt Regulations
The Wisconsin Conservation Commission defends new rules for the Horicon Marsh Canada goose hunt in Dane County Court. Landowners seek injunctions against limited shooting hours a 12000 bird quota and hunting blind rules claiming crop damage and lost rental income. Judge Wilkie may visit Horicon to assess area impacts as farmers describe geese as crop pests and fear earlier opening hours will worsen damage.
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Madison
State Conservation Commission
Dane County
Wisconsin
Horicon Marsh
Horicon
Commission
Edwin Wilkie
Game of the Week honors nine fathers at Monroe Monona Grove game
Monroe high school will honor fourteen fathers of senior players at the Monroe Monona Grove clash at Recreation Park during halftime. Allan F. Barnard leads the band with Kim Kindschi announcing each dad as Libby von Arx and Karen Witt assist baton twirlers.
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Monroe
Monroe- Monona Grove
Recreation Park
Monroe High School
Allan F. Barnard
Kim Kindschi
Fred Beer Jr
al Wilde
Howard Kohn
John Knipschild
Ben Kubly
Roy Kubly
Eugene Landis
Joseph Milz
Henry Pick
Willard R. Schuetze
William Tschanz
Emil Tschudy
Ben Wangnoss
Alvin Zuhlke
Carole Jeanne
Libby von
Arx
Karen Witt
Ralph Neale
Badger
Neale
Silver Eagles
Liston abandons tour over racial questions in London news conference
Boxer Sonny Liston said press questions on racial disturbances forced him to cut short an international exhibition tour, flying home from London on September 18. He blamed the Alabama bombing questions for his nerves and noted his daughter Eleanor, 13, was not ill but in school. He apologized for any hurt feelings and planned discussions with adviser Jack Nilon about resuming the tour.
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Denver
Sonny Liston
London
Liston
Alabama
Eleanor
America
Jack Nilon
Philadelphia
Finland
Norway
Sweden
Opening Day Notes Mark Slow Maris Slumps In Series
The Yankees Roger Maris went hitless in four at bats as his World Series average fell to .184. Dodgers pitcher Johnny Padres posted 14-12 with 133 strikeouts and a 3.55 ERA, while Al Downing was 13-5 with a 2.56 ERA. Carl Erskine and Sandy Koufax each fanned 14 in historic games, and Carl Hubbell tossed a five hitter with 10 strikeouts in 1936 openers. Mel Ott homered in the Giants’ 4-2 win.
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New York
Roger Maris
Yankees
Dodgers
Johnny Padres
Yanks
al Downing
Carl Erskine
Sandy Koufax
Carl Hubbell
New York Giants
Washington Senators
Mel Ott
Trap shoot set for Sunday by Orangeville Firemen
A public trap shoot sponsored by the Orangeville Firemen will be held at the range one mile north of town. Shooting is set to begin at 9 a.m. on Sunday.
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Orangeville
Brandt Gains Praise as Badgers Sharpen for Purdue Opener
Wisconsin coach Milt Bruhn lauds junior QB Harold Brandt for improved passing over two days of practice. Brandt connects with ends Jimmy Jones Bob Johnson and Ron Leafblad and backs Carl Silvestri and Lou Holland. Sophomore Dave Franck struggles with consistency as senior Larry Howard returns to full speed at the left end.
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Madison
Harold Brandt
Milt Bruhn
Wisconsin Badgers
Purdue
Bruhn
Brandt
Jimmy Jones
Bob Johnson
Ron Leafblad
Larry Howard
Jones
Johnson
Howard
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MeLoes
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Boston Bull Pork Roast
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Ing. Wis
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