Hackle's 628 Honor Count Sparks Turner Hall Bowling
Lou Hackle rolled a 628 honor count in Turner Hall League action with a 237 215 176 sequence. His mark tops the night scores, ahead of Dave Eley 588 on Oct 7 and Fred Goebels high 235 single.
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Lou Hackle
Kegler
Hackle
Dave Eley
Fred Grendahl
Fred Goebels
Turner Hall
Arnold Koehn
Walt Minder
Guerdon Heins
Fred Gobeli
Montgomery Ward
Windy Acres
Triangle Cheese
Treuthardt Stockyard
Mueller
Green Co. Salvage
Monroe Sales
Grace Lutheran
No Changes Planned For Rules at Horicon
Madison officials said no immediate changes are planned in shooting rules for the Horicon Marsh goose hunt. Regulation changes would depend on kill levels and weather, with 2,332 birds of a 12,000 quota current and the eight day period indicating a longer season than last year.
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Madison
Horicon Marsh
Conservation Department
Brownell-Hoehn wedding in Eau Claire weekend
Mrs Pengra attended a district Woman's Relief Corps meeting at Boscobel in official capacity as inspector. She traveled with her husband and Mmes Marsh McClellan and Myers. Attendees from Brodhead included Mr and Mrs Henry Landsworth and Mrs George Peters Beloit. Donald Stephenson of Illinois Wesleyan visited his parents Lyle and Rev. Stephenson.
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John Pengra
Fretah McClellan
Eau Claire
Pengra
Woman's Relief Corps
Asclepius Turns Epidaurus Into Great Medical Center
Greek healer Asclepius transformed Epidaurus into Greece's largest medical and faith healing hub. His approach combined herbs and surgery with autophypnosis faith healing and a form of psychoanalysis to combat disease.
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Asclepius
Epidaurus
Greece
Ellsworth Earns Comeback Honor in AP Poll
Chicago Cubs pitcher Dick Ellsworth, 23, won the National League comeback player of the year in the AP Poll. He went 22-10 in 1963 after a 9-20 season in 1962, crediting a slider for his success and finishing with a 2.10 ERA, 75 walks, 185 strikeouts in 290 2-3 innings. He led with 24 votes among 68 writers, ahead of Curt Simmons and Dick Groat.
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Chicago
Dick Ellsworth
Associated Press
Ellsworth
Chicago Cubs
Curt Simmons
St. Louis
Simmons
Dick Groat
Ron Santo
Famed Golfer Smith Dies After Long Illness
Horton Smith, 55, Hall of Fame golfer and first Masters champion, died after a six year battle with Hodgkin's disease. He collapsed Monday in his car while en route to a physician after attending the English American Ryder Cup matches in Atlanta. Smith won the first Masters in 1934 and 1936 and played in every Masters, later serving as a pro at the Detroit Golf Club.
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Detroit
Horton Smith
Professional Golf Association
Hodgkins
Smith
Atlanta
Detroit Golf Club
Beloit Catholic Tops Monroe Jayvees 20–0
Beloit Catholic defeated Monroe Jayvees 20 to 0 in Beloit yesterday afternoon. Beloit scored on a 95 yard pass interception return and two 50 yard reverses. Monroe JV rushers compiled about 100 yards. The Monroe jayvee game next is Saturday at 9 a.m. against Beloit high school jayvees at Recreation Park.
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Monroe Jayvees
Beloit Catholic
Beloit
Monroe
Monroe JV
Beloit High School Jayvees
Recreation Park
Time-Saving Note Sparks Classified Ad Strategy
A brief item urges readers to use classified ads to solve problems and save time. The piece highlights efficiency in handling tasks through concise listings, reflecting a practical, time-conscious mindset.
Plans To Teach School Father of 12 Begins College Grid Career
Charles Johnson, 27, a starting defensive tackle for American River College Beavers near Sacramento, balances college, football, farming an 80 acre ranch, and a large family. He aims to become a school teacher with church work and potential athletic scholarship in view.
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Sacramento
Calif
Charles Johnson
Chuck
American River Junior College
Beavers
Church of Christ
Johnson
Kilmer Faces Return For 49ers In Four Weeks
San Francisco Halfback Bill Kilmer, after a compound leg fracture and infection, may play for the 49ers in four weeks. The former UCLA star sped off a Peninsula Freeway crash last December 6, suffered a leg break and hospital infection, then began therapy. He plans running workouts and therapy, with X rays to decide if he can play this year or delay until 1964.
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San Francisco
Bill Kilmer
San Francisco 49Ers
Kilmer
UCLA
San Francisco Peninsula
49Ers
Wainwright Honored At Home Talent Event
New Glarus home talent baseball banquet honored Richard Wainwright with the batting trophy. About fifty league members and spouses attended at the New Glarus hotel. Dennis Streiff led ceremonies as president. Joe Dommerhausen of the Wisconsin State Journal attended. Lienhardt Realty Agency funded the trophy and Charles Kammer received recognition.
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NEW Glarus
Times
Richard Wainwright
Joe Dommerhausen
The
Wisconsin State Journal
Dennis Streiff
Wainwright
Lienhardt Realty Agency
Paul Lowe Tops AFL Rushing Lead With 396 Yards
New York Paul Lowe, San Diego Chargers fleet halfback, leads AFL rushing with 396 yards on 53 carries for a 7.4 yard average. Powell tops receivers for Oakland with 37 catches and 606 yards despite team skid.
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New York
Paul Lowe
San Diego Chargers
Billy Cannon
Abner Haynes
Lowe
Oakland Raiders
Art Powell
Badgers Show Defense Lapses Ahead of Iowa Test
Wisconsin coach Milt Bruhn vows stronger tackling and better third down defense after a 38-20 win over Purdue. Injury sidelined safety Ron Frain and end Larry Howard, while rookies Steve Goodman and Ralph Farmer impressed on defense and offense. Fronek, the sophomore quarterback, remains flawless on extra points and added a 25 yard field goal.
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Wisconsin
Milt Bruhn
Bruhn
Purdue
Badgers
Iowa
Ron Frain
Larry Howard
Howard
Frain
Steve Goodman
Ralph Farmer
Badger
Dave Fronek
Antigo
Fronek
Pirates Drop Logan and Place Him on Waivers
Milwaukee veteran infielder Johnny Logan, 35, was placed on waivers by the Pittsburgh Pirates on Monday. Logan, who lives in West Allis, said he still believes he can hook on with another major league club in a utility role and has at least two years left, noting he has played for Milwaukee and Pittsburgh since debuting with the Boston Braves in 1951.
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Milwaukee
Johnny Logan
Logan
West Allis
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pittsburgh
Boston Braves
Monticello Social News Rumors and Weekend Visits
Monticello reports a flurry of visits to and from Madison and nearby towns. Rolland Grenzow's Wisconsin visit from his UW year. multiple guests and family gatherings at Belvidere, Madison, and Monroe homes. Local trips include Kermit Lien at the VA hospital and various weekend calls.
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George Grenzow
Jim
Madison
Rolland Grenzow
University of Wisconsin
Thomas Brusveen
Ralph Kubly
Selmar Lien
Harold Smith
Belvidere
Verlyn Adamson
Willis Babler
W. E. Blum
Yolanda Richards
Ronda Richards
Julie
Jan Woelffer
Janesville
R. W. Woelffer
Emery Silver
Kermit Lien
Veteran’s Hospital
Jacob Wittenwyler
Robert
Rose Blumer
Monroe
Ralph Crawford
Rockford
L. W. Kroes
Milwaukee
H. F. Stoll
Margaret Boyum
Mixed Reactions Rise Over Kennedy Wheat Sale
President Kennedy faces a division among farm leaders and traders as he moves to sell American wheat to the Soviet Union. Supporters cite surplus disposal profits and storage savings while cautioning a possible one year bullish market impact. Opponents call the deal treasonous or unfair to domestic farmers.
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Kennedy
Soviet Union
Freeman
Great Falls
Mont
United States
M. W. Thatcher
Big Farmers Union Grain Terminal Association
St. Paul
Minn
Thatcher
Denver
James G. Patton
National Farmers Union
Newcomer To Head Decatur Lake Group
Thomas Newcomer of Orfordville was elected president of the Decatur Lake Country Club at the after supper meeting. New officers include Ray Timm of Brodhead as vice president and Stanley Knight Duane Lederman and Herbert Matzke of Brodhead Juda as directors. Roy Homb and G N Swartz, both of Brodhead, were re elected secretary and treasurer.
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Brodhead
Thomas Newcomer
Orfordville
Decatur Lake Country Club
Ray Timm
Stanley Knight
Duane Lederman
Herbert Matzke
Juda
Roy Homb
G. N. Swartz
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