Frieda Laeser Tops Bowling Honor Count in Action
Frieda Laeser was the only bowler to post an honor count with a 502 in the Progressive League. Ev Jacobs sparked action with a 190 game, while Laeser added 179 and 169 series. Other notable scores include LaVerne Hayes 582 in the Friday Night Industrial and Fritz Kammerode 527 in the Sportsmen League. Industrial Combustion and Turner Hall claimed multiple team wins.
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Frieda Laeser
Kegler
Ev Jacobs
Mrs. Laeser
Barb Stauffacher
LaVerne Hayes
Keglers
Merlen Robertson
Singleton
Lou Hackle
Roger Rocky
Turner Hall
Treuthardt Trucking
Ron Klemm
Fritz Kammerode
Industrial Combustion
Fritz-Lay
Roger Rockey
Lee Nipple
Lou Hackel
Independent
Dumb Dutchmen
Milwaukee Cheese
Brandenburg Plumb
Barbara Stauffacher
Shirley Ruf
Zelma German
Bancroft Milk
Dean’s Milk
Monroe Clinic
Arnsmeier’s
Farmeco
Hubers
South Side Market
Nco’s
Weekend Wisconsin High School Football Scores
The weekly grid shows Sun Prairie over Monroe 13 to 7 and Ft. Atkinson beating Stoughton 27 to 6. Jefferson defeats Middleton 25 to 7 while Monona Grove edges Edgerton 20 to 0. Madison West wins 27 to 33 at Cassville.
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Sun Prairie
Monroe
Ft. Atkinson
Stoughton
Jefferson
Middleton
Monona Grove
Edgerton
Madison West
Janesville
Shullsburg
Cassville
Benton
Higland
Hanover, Ill
Hazel Green
Milton Union
Evansville
Oregon
Waterloo
Lake Mills
DeForest
Wisconsin Heights
Poynette
Wallakee
Verona
McFarland
Lodi
Deerfield
Marshall
Juneau
Cambridge
Badger Football Club Welcomes Open Date
Madison Wisconsin coach Milt Bruhn announced the open date for the Badgers due to injuries. The team stands 1 win 1 loss in non conference play and begins Big Ten at Purdue next Saturday. Bruhn cut a Friday scrimmage short focusing on the kicking game with Franck Yates and Janule. Carl Silvestri was sidelined with a pulled leg muscle.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Milt Bruhn
Badgers
Purdue
Bruhn
Dave Franck
Ron Yates
Vic Janule
Carl Silvestri
Argyle Routs Juda to Break State Line League Tie
Argyle upset Juda 35 21 to break a first place tie in the State Line League. Jim Wyss scored three Argyle TDs on 11 38 and 30 yard runs. Dennis Burreson connected on a six yard TD pass to Bill Williams. Juda’s Danny Leaver threw three TDs to Larry Larson Dick Wunschel and Larry Davis. Belleville edged Orfordville Parkview 13 6 Blanchardville beat South Wayne 20 18.
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Argyle
Juda
Belleville
Orfordville Parkview
Blanchardville
South Wayne
Jim Wyss
Bill Williams
Dennis Burreson
Jack Runke
Danny Leaver
Larry Larson
Dick Wunschel
Larry Davis
Orfordville
Dick Cotham
Dale Anderson
King Welch
Mick Rohrer
Frank Bear
Ron Syse
Spartans
John Milz
Gary Burkhalter
Brodhead
New Glarus
Patterson Fight Likely At Madison Square Garden For Nov 27
George Chuvalo of Toronto, 27, may fight former champion Floyd Patterson at Madison Square Garden on November 27 in another heavyweight elimination bout. Garden Boxing Club head Harry Markson said the Patterson bout could be offered for $25,000.
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Patterson
New York
George Chuvalo
Toronto
Floyd Patterson
Madison Square Garden
Harry Markson
the Garden Boxing Club
Injuries and Memories Shadow Packers Vikings Tilt
Injuries and memory play a major role as the Green Bay Packers meet the Minnesota Vikings in a must win NFL clash. Both teams face uncertain statuses with star players sidelined or limited, including Jerry Kramer and Tommy Mason, while Bart Starr and Jim Taylor may also be limited by shoulder injuries. The Vikings’ Ted Dean remains hospitalized after a car crash, and the outcome could tilt the season’s early balance. In last year’s meeting, Green Bay stopped a late Vikings field goal with Herb Adderley’s block, setting up Hank Gremminger’s 80 yard return for a TD.
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Green Bay
Minnesota Vikings
Green Bay Packers
Packers
Jerry Kramer
Minnesota
Tommy Mason
Jim Taylor
Bart Starr
Vikings
Ted Dean
Mason
Norm van Brocklin
Minneapolis
U S Olympic Club Arrives in Tokyo
The United States Olympic team of 362 athletes and 127 officials reached Tokyo to join the XVIII Olympiad. An official welcome is planned for October 5 as flags from 60 countries mark the village gate. By noon 3 532 athletes were training across Meiji Park and the village. Three ill stars Rex Cawley John Pennel and Roy Saari were improving and expected to practice by Monday.
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Tokyo
America
Olympic Village
Meiji Park
Rex Cawley
Pasadena
Calif
John Pennel
Miami
Roy Saari
Los Angeles
Oshkosh Titans Triumph Over Stevens Point
Quarterback Jim Jaeger led Oshkosh in a relentless ground attack to a 26-13 State College Conference football win over Stevens Point Friday night.
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Oshkosh
Jim Jaeger
Titans
Stevens Point
Monona Grove and Fort Atkinson Win Key Football Games
Monona Grove and Fort Atkinson posted decisive league wins to pull even for second place with Monroe in the Badger Conference. Gustavson led Monona Grove with three touchdowns and 155 rushing yards as Edgerton fell 20-7, while Fort Atkinson beat Stoughton 27-6 and Jefferson opened its win column with a 25-7 over Middleton.
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Monona Grove
Ft. Atkinson
Badger
Monroe
Silver Eagles
George Gustavson
Edgerton
Stoughton
Jefferson
Middleton
Cardinals
Gustavson
Wayne Fielder
Dick Holman
Les Nickel
Monona
Gene Gerner
Fort
Ken Haugom
Bob Leslie
Gary Carnes
Denny Briedenbach
Paul Schwenn
Steve Fisher
Roger Hake
Jim Haudenschile
Shullsburg Triumphs 33-26 Over Cassville in Black Hawk League
Shullsburg defeated Cassville 33-26 to claim a fifth straight win and seize sole leadership in the Black Hawk League. Terry Leahy scored two Shullsburg touchdowns and added two passing scores while Rod Klauer tallied twice for Cassville. Benton beat Highland 26-19 and Hanover rolled Hazel Green 38-6 as Belmont hosts Gratiot this afternoon aiming to tie Benton for second.
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Shullsburg Prep
Cassville
Benton
Highland
Hanover
Hazel Green
Belmont
Gratiot
Terry Leahy
Shullsburg
Rod Klauer
Dick Crabtree
Don Reistek
Dan Haarman
Roger Neidig
Platteville Leads Southwest League With 40 Mark
Platteville beat Mineral Point 27 0 on their field to stay solo atop the Southwestern Wisconsin League with a 4 0 record. Cuba City defeated Mt Horeb 18 13 as Iowa Grant fell to Darlington 24 7.
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Lake Geneva
Elkhorn
Burlington
Mukwonago
Clinton
Williams Bay
River Valley
Prairie du Chien
Cuba City
Mt. Horeb
Fennimore
West Grant
Boscobel
Muscoda
Blanchardville
South Wayne
Belleville
Orfordvile
Argyle
Juda
Darlington
Iowa Grant
Racine Park
Madison
la Follette
Beloit Catholic
Roscoe Honanegah
Ill
Racine Horlick
Beloit Memorial
Harvard
South Beloit
Wausau
Eau Claire
Wisconsin Rapids
Lincoln
Merrill
Lancaster
Dodgeville
Platteville
Mineral Point
Madison Edgewood
Whitewater
Platteville High School
Wisconsin
Joe Staver
Iowa- Grant
Panthers
Jim Hawkins
Iowa-Grant
Redbirds
Larry Butson
Hillmen
Dennis McGinley
McGinnley
Blackhawks
Steve Sauer
Chuck Jones
Terry Gasdorf
Flying Arrows
Larry Wagner
Bob Becker
Staskal
Jerry Kolman
Dave Furrer
The Name's The Same And So's The Hospital
Two Illinois men born the same year with identical names recover in the same St. Francis Hospital room after the same type of urological surgery. William L. Lynch of Havana and William E. Lynch of Peoria, both 81 and retired, had never met before being assigned to Room 245.
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Peoria, Ill
Illinois
William L. Lynch
Havana
William E. Lynch
Peoria
St. Francis Hospital
Times Want Ads Adtaker Phone Line Promoted
A brief want ad notice invites readers to call 325 5101 to reach the Adtaker for placing classified notices. The item emphasizes the service and contact method without additional details.
Talks on South America Ignite Local Classroom Interest
JEAN FERNSTAEDT reports Holden shared insights from his South American work and life in Colombia with Green County teachers and students at Judo and New Glarus. He described climate, economy, and his 4,000 acre ranch near the Andes while cautioning about jungle dangers.
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James C. Holden
South America
Green County
Juda
New Glarus
Holden
Thomas E. Keegan
Times
United States
Bogota
Colombia
Andes Mountains
Beloit College Raises Fees by 400 Dollars
Beloit College announced a $400 increase in the guaranteed comprehensive four year fee to $10,400 starting with the 1965 freshman class. The fee covers tuition, room, board and all incidental costs for the entire undergraduate program.
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Beloit
Beloit College
Robert Lerner Named Assistant U.S. Attorney
Robert J Lerner of Madison has been named an assistant U S attorney for the eastern district of Wisconsin. The 23 year old Lerner is a 1964 graduate of the Wisconsin Law School.
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Robert Lerner
Milwaukee
Robert J. Lerner
Madison
U.S
Wisconsin
Lerner
Wisconsin Law School
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