Ethridge Rolls 625 in Victory League Action
Bob Ethridge posted a 625 honor count to move into second place in Victory League standings. His 213 224 188 effort followed a season total 12th of the year for all bowlers as Fred Grendahl’s 642 led the circuit. Local women and teams also scored high with Mavis Priewe top scoring 485 and several clubs posting strong team marks.
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Bob Ethridge
Kegler Acn
Ethridge
George Redman
Fred Grendahl
Lou Hackle
Mavis Priewe
Pleasure
Mavis Prieve
Rubhella Flannery
Leona Gruenewald
Vi Kuban
Don Gerber
Robert Krupke
Gerald Kubly
Nate Klassy
Texaco
Evies Bar
Moose
City Taxi
Mel’s Texaco
Eagles
Seb Laeser
Leo Kohl
Vic Marean
Chet Matthews
Kubly
Clarks Grandpas
Oaktron
Roger Cheese
Dean’s Milk
Baumgartners
Eatons
Koufax and Peters Win Major League ERA Titles
Left handers Saddy Koufax of the Dodgers and Gary Peters of the White Sox won the 1963 earned run championships. Koufax posted a 1.88 ERA, led the league with 11 shutouts and 65 earned runs in 311 innings, while Peters topped the American League with a 2.33 ERA and a 19 8 record as a rookie.
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New York
Saddy Koufax
Los Angeles Dodgers
Gary Peters
Chicago White Sox
Koufax
Howie Pollet
Dodgers
Peters
Gene Bearden
Badger Coach Adds Four More to Squad
Badger coach Milt Bruhn names four new players to the traveling squad for the Big Ten game at Iowa. The group includes two 1962 letter men center Bob Monk and guard Ernine Von Himburg, plus reserve QB Arnie Quaerna and end Joel Jensen as Wisconsin expands to 38 players.
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Madison
Milt Bruhn
Iowa City
Iowa
Badgers
Cedar Rapids
Bob Monk
Wausau
Ernine von Himburg
Marinette
Arnie Quaerna
Janesville
Joel Jensen
Myatt Named Coach for Philadelphia Phillies
George Myatt, 49, a 16 year baseball veteran, has been appointed third base coach of the Philadelphia Phillies. The brief note references classifieds as a source of daily problem solutions.
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Myatt
Philadelphia
George Myatt
Philadelphia Phillies
Braves Dodgers Trade Rumors Fly Across Baseball
MILWAUKEE The off season buzz centers on a possible deal between the Milwaukee Braves and the Los Angeles Dodgers. The Los Angeles Examiner linked Wally Moon to the Braves for Bob Shaw with other possible moves involving Bill Skowron and Lee Walls. Braves manager Bragan dismissed the report as ridiculous and no deal is confirmed.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee Braves
Los Angeles Dodgers
Los Angeles Examiner
Wally Moon
Braves
Bob Shaw
Dodger
Bobby Bragan
Los Angeles Report
Dodgers
Bill Skowron
Washington Senators
Lee Walls
Los Angeles Angels
Moon
Shaw
Bragan
Johnny Podres
Loop Leaders Favored Packers, Cardinals Clash in Big Game
NFL action centers on Green Bay visiting St. Louis in a key matchup that could shape both teams season. The Packers seek a fifth straight win after an opening loss, while the Cardinals trail one game behind in the Eastern Conference. The weekend card also features Bears and Browns atop the standings and multiple AFL rematches with predictions.
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New York
Green Bay
St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago
Packers
Bears
Cardinals
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Wally Lemm
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Browns
Philadelphia
Roman Gabriel
Minnesota Vikings
Don Shula
Baltimore
Detroit
Dallas
Giants
Jimmy Brown
Washington
Ed Brown
Denver
Boston
San Diego
Kansas City
Buffalo
Houston
Oakland
Charlie Johnson
Vikings
Eagles
San Francisco
California
Shula
Johnny Unitas
Minnesota
Tomyi Mason
Y.A. Tittle
Cowboys
Steelers
New Glarus Homecoming Weekend Planned With Parade
New Glarus lists bonfire pep rally at 7:30 tonight and a parade at 1 p.m. tomorrow from the ball park through the business district to the high school. The football game vs Argyle starts at 2 p.m. followed by an alumni banquet at 6:30 p.m. in the grade school gym.
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Ralph Neale
Monroe High School
Rusty Blaser
Dan Landis
Dave Pick
Landis
Blaser
Pick
Monroe
Recreation Park
NEW Glarus
Argyle
Gary Streiff
Ken Wolf
Marlyn Jeglum
Enos Jeglum
Robert Embertson
E. N. Embertson
Court of Honor
JoAnn Hoesly
Shirely Yaun
Sonja Beutler
Susan Willi
Robert Disch
Steve Welsh
Mitch Disch
Norman Hefty
Kathy Erickson
Beth Marty
Richard Torkelson
Dean Disch
Robert Hustad
Mary Lienhardt
Roy McFadden
Mary Frick
Dianna Kammerud
Wisconsin conservation league hears plans for 1964 projects
Ray L. Beckman outlines future efforts including pheasant chick expansion and wildlife cover programs with hardwoods and walnuts for farmers. James Schwoegler urges tree and shrub program growth. George Knuteson promotes nature trails and guides to keep parks natural. Ten directors elected.
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Zanders Lake
Yellowstone Lake
Benkert
Ray L. Beckman
League
James Schwoegler
Soil Conservation Service Office
Zanderske
Game Division
Wisconsin Conservation Department
Beckman
State
Stanley Knight
Roger Douglas
Lawrence Marty
Robert Hahlen
Clifford Prien
Alfred Aberhard Jr
Harold Engels
John Zimmerman
Roger Buesser
Robert Strahm
George Knuteson
Parks Division
The
Conservation Department
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Dewey Vorseth
Ed Pickett
Junction House Bar
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Brandenberg Plumbing and Heating
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Turner Hall
Dodges Monroe Lerg Fuel CO
John McCormick
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Bills
George Blanda
Oudly
Sharon “Arnold and
Travellers
Freddie Elmer
Swigsum
18Th Avenue
Glarus
Spoerry's
Green County
Dave
DEEP
Rock Bottom’ Price
Kundert Oil CO
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International Cub
CADET
M. J. Olson & Son
South Wayne, Wisconsin
Royal
Valiant
Premif
Eer
Monroe, Wis
Dearth Motors, Inc
17Th Ave
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