Grendahl Tops Tuesday Night Senior League With 642 Honor Count
Fred Grendahl led the Tuesday Night Senior League by rolling 243 and 233 games for a 642 honor count, the high in all leagues, overtaking Dick Bahr's 590. He also posted the night’s top individual scores while Kiwanis and other teams posted mixed results across divisions.
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Dewey Worseth
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Sam Regula
Bill Smith
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Monroe Cheese Corp
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Wisconsin deer permit deadline for Thursday under quota plan
Conservation Department spokesman reminds hunters that Thursday is the deadline to file applications for variable quota permits. Five designated areas allow four or more hunters to take an extra deer. A total of 5,600 permits will be issued, 1,400 locally and the rest by random drawing. recipients announced October 17.
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Dodgers Win World Series Behind Secret Scout Report
The Los Angeles Dodgers swept the New York Yankees in four games aided by a 19 page loose leaf scouting report compiled by Al Campanis and aides Lefty Phillips and Ted McGrew. The document outlined Yankee hitters strengths and weaknesses guiding Koufax Podres and Drysdale to limit the Yanks to four runs and 22 hits.
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Johnny Podres
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al Campanis
Lefty Phillips
Ted McGrew
Buzzy Bavasi
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Dodgers
Campanis
Wills
Dick Tracewski
Kruger Park Hosts About One Million Animals
An estimated one million animals roam Kruger National Park spanning about 8,000 square miles in the Union of South Africa, highlighting the vast wildlife diversity and protected status.
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Kruger National Park
Union of South Africa
Badger Defends Big Ten Title Start Against Purdue
Wisconsin, defending Big Ten champion, opens at Camp Randall against Purdue after both teams won against Notre Dame. Badgers face rest vs rhythm questions with key players nursing minor injuries as coach Milt Bruhn and Purdue’s Jack Mollenkopf assess advantages from the bye week.
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Manager of Year honors go to St Louis Cardinal Keane
NEW YORK Johnny Keane the St Louis Cardinals manager was named National League Manager of the Year for 1963 by the Associated Press. He led a surprising second place finish beating Walter Alston and Bobby Bragan in the year end voting based on regular season performance.
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Los Angeles Dodgers
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St. Louis
Ernie Broglio
Bob Gibson
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Bill White
Ken Boyer
Flood
Stan Musial
Tim McCarver
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