Packers Grip Iowa? No, Packers edge closer in tough loss to Falcons
Green Bay coach Dan Devine said the offense failed to capitalize in the 10-9 loss to Atlanta. He criticized defense for not making big plays outside Jim Carter’s key stop and called officiating at the end of the first half an atrocious mechanics error.
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Green Bay
Wis
Dan Devine
Atlanta
Devine
Jim Carter
Packers
Scott Hunter
Carroll Dale
Dale
Fred Carr
Falcon
Falcons
Bill Bell
Dave Hanner
Carr
Bob Berry
Detroit
Minnesota
Vikings
Chicago
John Jardine
Badgers
Wisconsin
Michigan State
Indiana
Spartans
Jardine
Ohio State
Badger
Rudy Steiner
Chuck Richardson
Gary Lund
Windy Acres trophy dinner honors league winners
The Playboy League trophy banquet Saturday at Windy Acres celebrated the Windy Acres runners-up under captain Charlie Robertson and the B&B Campers as champions. Individual honors went to Tom McGraw Kirsch Fazel for low gross and five golfers for low net. Tiger Kohl earned the league's only eagle on par five No 7.
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Windy Acres
Charlie Robertson
Mort Wittner
Bob Hayes
Bob Kramer
Jim Krieger
North Central Public Service
Dennis Fazel
Tom McGraw
Kirsch
Fazel
Glen Benkert
Fred Lehrke
Fritz Kammerode
Rollie Price
Tiger Kohl
Jackie Robinson Dies at 53 in Stamford
Jackie Robinson star of the Brooklyn Dodgers and first Black Major Leaguer, died at Stamford Hospital after a heart attack. The 53 year old broke baseball's color barrier in 1947, earned Rookie of the Year, won MVP in 1949, and later joined Chock Full O Nuts while active in civil rights and politics.
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Stamford
Robinson
New York Giants
Chock Full O’nuts
NAACP
Hall of Fame
UW Players to Attend Monticello Chili Supper
Two University of Wisconsin basketball players Gary Anderson and Lamont Weaver will join the Monticello Lettermen's Club chili supper at Monticello High School. Serving runs 5 to 9 p.m. Tickets cost 1.25 dollars for adults and 1 dollar for children. Anderson is a Madison native and Weaver from Beloit, noted for his dramatic three quarter length shot that forced overtime in the 1969 WIAA state final.
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University of Wisconsin
Gary Anderson
Lamont Weaver
Monticello Lettermen’s Club
Bered
A's Return Sparks Record Oakland Welcome Parade
A crowd of about 150000 Oakland residents lined the streets to greet the World Series champion Athletics in a festive parade from Lake Merritt to the civic center. Police reported dense conditions but orderly behavior with brief jams as balloons, serpentine paper, and confetti filled the air.
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Oakland
Ron Pieraldi
Charles O. Finley
John Reading
Finley
A’s
Dick Williams
Charley O
Goodnatured
George T. Hart
Oakland International Airport
Badger Women Curling Club Plans 20th Bonspiel
The Badger Women's Curling Association met at Ridgeway Country Club Neenah October 17 to set plans for the 20th Annual Badger Women's Bonspiel January 25 28 1973 in Portage Thirty two teams compete for the state title with Gale Hill Portage as bonspiel chair Indianhead Ladies Curling Club Eau Claire joins bringing total clubs to 26 The next Portage meeting will be January 25 1973
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Badger Women’s Curling Assn
Ridgeway
Neenah
Badger
Portage
Gale Hill
Indianhead
Curling Club of
Eau Claire
Badger Women’s Curling Association
Work From Home Earn Up To 200 Weekly Monroe Opportunity
Full or part time work available in Monroe with no investment required. Earn average up to 200 dollars per week. For details send P. O. Box 245 Dubuque Iowa or call 588 0542. Equal opportunity employer.
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Monroe
P. O
Dubuque
Iowa
Wisconsin State Bowling Tournament Dates Set
Al Henning announces the Monroe area bowlers will compete in the state tournament in Appleton starting February 1973. Monroe weekends are February 10-11 April 7-8 and May 5-6 with reservations due by November 20, 1972. For details call 325-6224.
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al Henning
Monroe
Appleton
Henning
Bowling league highlights and top scorers at Eagles Club
In Minor No 3 Ken Priewe posted a 254 game and 587 series, with Bob Trickel and Bob Goecks also strong. Pleasure League saw Bill Hogan top totals at 608 and Hugh Durgin 598, while Team Monroe Hotel led the Pleasure with 2736. Turner Hall and Classic leagues reported high games and series, and a public hearing is noted at the end.
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Ken Priewe
Eagles Club Lanes
Bill Hogan
Hugh Durgin
Monroe Hotel
Chens
Mobil Oil
Mueller Cheese
Green Co. Salvage
Bob Trickel
Bob Goecks
Fritz Kammerude
Cliff Leck
Priewe
Goecks
G. Stuart
Bob & Wig's
Solomon's Auto Parts
Eagles Bar
Green Co. House
R.K. Moe
Jerry Dwyer
Bob Stamm
Bob Ethridge
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Playboy League
Madison
B&b
John Brodie
Virgil Bowman
Bill Honguinet
Charles Buehler
North Central
Lee Kirsch
Tom Mitchell
Jackie Robinson
Bobby Joe Green
Chicago Bears
New York City
Stamford Hospital
Washington
Monticello
Anderson
Weaver
John Powless
Beloit
A's
Happy Bay Area
Theodore Perry
Arthur Himes
Wauwatosa
Peter Jacobs
Janesville
Kenneth Stewart
Paynette
Ken Priewes
Bob Ambrose
Willie Kolden
Hans Hayes
Bill Kilian
Terry Stauffacher
Dick Brunner
Dick Beutel
Hayes
Kilian
Beutel
Shamrock Bar
Dearth Motors
Coplien Painting
Junction House
Alphorn Lounge
Coral Reef
Roger Brugger
Harold Snively
del Shaffer
Durgin
Stamm
Tires
Firemen
Hawley's Livestock
Martin's
City Hall
F.M
Bray City Clerk
Shriner
Neuschwander
Earl Hager
19Th Ave
Herbert Booth
Penthouse
Banks
International
Travelall
Ksi
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