Goecks Nets 268 High Game in City League Night
Herb Goecks rolled a 268 single game the season’s high, with 167 and 172 follow-ups for a 607 honor count. Victor Marean led City League with a 595 series, while Bette Elmer set a Pleasure League honor count at 548 and others posted 520 to 482 in last night’s action. Team results and individual scores followed across multiple leagues and clubs.
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Herb Goecks
Kegler
Vic Carson
Goecks
Keglers
Victor Marean
Tony Wand
Lou Hackle
Bette Elmer
Dorothy Schott
Vi Kuban
Pleasure — Bette Elmer
Judy Bauman
Ruthela Flannery
Kundert Oil Co
Gemplers
Texaco
Kundert Service
Swains TV
Tigers Pure Oil
Bauman Kitchens
S and O TV
Sam Rogula
Morton Witlwer
Leo Kohl
Dick Bruny
Oaktron
Kubly
Deb Share
William Zuhlke
John Shager
Dewey Vorseth
Brandenberg Plumbing
Schuetze’s
Junction
Commercial
Don Gerber
Byron Breeze
August Larson
Harold Picket
Gerald Kubly
Eagles
Moose
Mel's
Share
City Taxi
Evie's Bar
Danish Gymnasts Plan Program at Platteville
Danish gymnasts from the Ollerup Academy will perform at Williams Fieldhouse Platteville State College Tuesday November 12 at 8 p.m. The 30 performers include 14 women 14 men and two instructors traveling under the Danish Ministry of Education. The program features gymnastics free exercises tumbling and folk dancing.
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Tne Unesup
Denmark
Williams
Platteville State College
Ministry of Education
United States
Ollerup Academy of Physical Education
Today in History Oct 25 1963 notable events
On this date in 1854 the Battle of Balaklava during the Crimean War featured a costly but futile light cavalry attack. In 1812 U S Navy Captain Stephen Decatur captured the British frigate Macedonia east of the Canary Islands with limited casualties. Other notes include port Arthur bombardment in 1900, World War I river damming in 1918, Dr Robert Ley’s death in 1945, Yugoslavia denouncing Italy in 1953, Ottawa explosion injuries in 1955, and the Cuban crisis in 1962 with a Soviet ship halted then allowed to proceed after oil checks.
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Associated Press
Balakava
Light Brigade
U.S. Navy
Stephen Decatur
Macedonia
Canary Islands
Port Arthur
Manchuria
Argonne
Labor Front
Robert Ley
Yugoslavia
Italy
Trieste
Dstrict
Ottawa
Canada
Cuba
Monroe Cheesemakers Versus Badger Preps Tonight in County Clash
The Monroe Cheesemakers meet Wisconsin High Badger Preps in the final 1 1 game of the season at Montana Grove Stadium at 7 45 pm. Monroe seeks a win after a 1 3 2 mark while Badger Preps eye a bounce back after a 1 0 start and a 19 7 victory over Jefferson.
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Monroe Cheesemakers
Badger
Wisconsin High
Montana Grove
Badger Preps
Jefferson
Madison
Sun Prairie
Jeffer
Ralph Neale
Monroe
Tschanz
Chuck Jacobsen
Pete Sample
Stoughton
Vikings
Reggie Nelson
Dan Moeser
Monroe Freshmen Beat Edgerton at Recreation Park
Monroe Cheesmakers freshman team defeated Edgerton Invaders 7 to 0 at Recreation Park last night. Mike Meythaler scored on a 7 yard pass and run, Bill Norder added a one foot quarterback sneak, and Roger Carr with Bob Mathias combined for a safety. Stan Barr praised improvement over their prior defeat as they prepare to host Evansville Tuesday at 6:30 p.m.
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Mike Meythaler
Monroe Cheesmakers
Edgerton Invaders
Recreation Park
Bill Norder
Monroe
Roger Carr
Bob Mathias
Edgerton
Stan Barr
de- Seer
Costac Jathias
Jayvees
Evansville
Cadet Jacobs to Parade at Chicago Grid Classic
Neil A. Jacobs of Munroe will join nearly 300 Air Force Academy men from the Midwest at Soldier Field on Saturday November 2 to support the Falcons against Army in the service school grid classic. He is Class of 1965 and will parade with 2,500 Cadet Wing members as will West Point cadets. Transportation and lodging are provided by Chicago. Ralph Guglielmi signed by the Philadelphia Eagles to bolster quarterback depth for the game with the Chicago Bears in Chicago.
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Waitet
Neil A. Jacobs
Munroe
Air Force Academy
Midwest
Falcons
Army
Black Knights
Chicago
Soldier's Field
Jacobs
George E. Jacobs
8Th Street
Academy
West Point
Air Force Army
Mert Wulf Resigns As Lancaster Coach
Lancaster coach Mert Wulf announces resignation at season end after 18 years leading the Lancaster high football program. His 42 member current team trails with two games left, while he may stay as athletic director and coach golf if possible. NET EARNINGS DROP MILWAUKEE, Union Inc. reports nine-month consolidated sales of 50.53 million versus 48.76 million last year. net earnings 956,547 vs 17 million prior year. Madison Wisconsin tree growers report 3.5 million Christmas trees offered this season, per State Conservation Department.
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Milwauked
Globe) Union Inc
Lancaster
Mert Wulf
Lancaster High
Wulf
Board of Education
Madison
Wisconsin
State Conservation Department
Koufax Wins Cy Young On Unanimous Ballots
Sandy Koufax of the Los Angeles Dodgers swept the Baseball Writers’ Association voting to win the Cy Young Award as the season’s top pitcher. He led the NL with 306 strikeouts in 311 innings over 25 games, posted a 1.88 ERA, and backed his performance with a World Series sweep of the Yankees, including a 15 strikeout Game 1.
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Buston
Sandy Koufax
Los Angeles Dodgers
New York Yankees
Baseball Writers’ Association of American
Koufax
Ford Frick
Yankees
Logan Joins Braves As Ticket Salesman
Former Milwaukee infielder Johnny Logan returns to the Braves not as a player but as a season ticket salesman. The Milwaukee native, who played for Boston and Pittsburgh, was released after 1963 and will join Del Crandall and Denis Menke as part of a team selling season tickets to fans. Logan aims to revive the old Milwaukee fan spirit and may seek a utility infield role with a major league club next year.
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Milwaukee
Johnny Logan
Milwaukee Braves
Logan
Braves
Boston
Pittsburgh Pirates
Browns and Giants Clash in Key NFL Tilt
New York faces Cleveland as Jimmy Brown leads the Browns in a pivotal game that could reshape the AFC East race with seven weeks left. The column previews Sunday matchups across the league, notes injuries, and cites a 37-25-4 season record.
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New York
Jimmy Brown
New York Giants
Cleveland
Browns
Paul Wiggin
Frank Parker
Bob Gain
Bill Glass
Y. A. Tittle
Brown
Giants
Dallas
Green Bay
Bart Sarr
Packers
Baltimore
Chicago
San Francisco
Phildelphia Eagles
St. Louis
Washington
Pittsburgh
Minnesota
Detroit
Los Angeles
Boston
Buffalo
Denver
Oakland
San Diego
Kansas City
Houston
St Louis
Service Record notes address change for Marine recruit
Mr and Mrs Albee Paulson Jr receive notice of their son Albee John Paulson’s new address in the Marine Corps district at San Diego Calif 92140 The serviceman now listed as Pvt Albee J Paulson Ser 2053 571 Pvt 277 MCRD San Diego Calif 92140
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California
Albee Paulson Jr
Albee John Paulson
Marine Corps
Albee J. Paulson
MCRD
San Diego
Calif
Wisconsin 4-H delegates named for 1963 Dairy Conference
Jene Eberli of Richland 4H Club is selected as a Wisconsin 4-H delegate to the 1963 Dairy Conference in Chicago December 5 to 7. The committee notes his dairy project record. Also mentions Green County’s nonselection for Club Congress andcareer views on 4-H Agent roles and garden projects for various age groups.
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Jene Eberli
Richland
Wisconsin
Chicago
Jene
Green County
State Record Book Committee
Harold Reinecke
Fond du Lac
Jim Schwoegler
Agricultural College
Chevie AMC Sales Holding Record Pace
AMC and Chevrolet Division of General Motors maintain record October sales. Rambler totals reached 13,132 for Oct 11–20 versus 12,672 year earlier with fewer selling days. AMC reports a 20 day period high of 28,902 sales, surpassing prior 28,421 in 1960. Chevrolet posts all time car and truck sales records, up 19 percent from last year and 781 vehicles above the old peak.
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Jetroit
American Motors
Chevrolet
General Motors Corp
Wisconsin
AMC
Aussies To Buy JATEX Bombers
Washington reports Australia will purchase 24 TFX war planes and receive first Sebattes Fy simultaneously with U S forces in 1967. Secretary McNamara confirmed the Australia agreement reached after talks with Defense Minister Athol Townley. The U S also provides two squadrons of B47 bombers for interim long range bomber and reconnaissance capability. No cost figures were disclosed.
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Washington
Defense Department
Australia
U.S. Air, Force and Navy
McNamara
Defense
Athol J. Townley
United States
Spotted alfalfa aphid found again in Wisconsin fields
The spotted alfalfa aphid has been detected in Wisconsin alfalfa fields, with a history dating to 1956. It is now established in several neighboring states and is a serious threat due to rapid reproduction, reduced plant nutrients, leaf drop, and resistance to insecticides, especially in drought prone forage areas. no resistant Wisconsin variety is yet available.
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Wisconsin
State Department of Agriculture
South Dakota
Nebraska
Illinois
Green, Rock
Grant
Iowa
Sauk
Dane
Drouth
Parole Board Members Attend Regional Institute in Illinois
Wisconsin parole board members Robert W. Barrington and Thomas C. Dourke will represent the state at a regional parole institute to be held at Southern Illinois University in Carbondale from November 17 through November 23, according to the State Department of Public Welfare.
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Madison
Wisconsin Parole Board
Robert W. Barrington
Thomas C. Dourke
Southern Illinois University
Carbondale
State Department of Public Welfare
Wisconsin dairy records set in September milk per cow and total output
Wisconsin dairy herds produced 1 312 million pounds of milk in September with an average of 618 pounds per cow. Production per cow rose 2 percent versus 1962 September while reducing the impact of fewer milk cows. Year to date through September output totals 14 205 million pounds, unchanged from the first nine months of last year. Pasture conditions were generally inadequate, yet per cow production stayed high aided by greater use of grains and concentrates.
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Wisconsin
State Department of Agriculture
Milwaukee Deputies Quit in Fix Cases
Five Milwaukee County deputy sheriffs resigned after Sheriff Wolke issued an ultimatum to quit or face suspension over alleged traffic ticket fixing. The officers named Toporsh Schadler Gaante Lisowski and Rybka had been questioned by the John Doe inquiry and Wolke regarding the matter.
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Milwaukee
Michael Wolke
Raymond Toporsh
Conrad Schadler
Fred Gaante
Joseph Lisowski
Norman Rybka
John Doe
Wolke
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S.lo
Kenneth J. Keen
Juda
Galena
BY Jimmy Hatlo
Cadet Jacobs
Guglielmi
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Chicago Bears
Fullerton Lumber Company
Cy Young Award
Kentucky
Yankee Stadium
Alex Webster
Bart Starr
Jim Taylor
Tom Moore
Ron Kramer
John Roach
Colts
Packer
Sonny Jurgensen
John Henry Johnson
Steelers
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Cardinals
Lions
Joe Schmidt
Weaver
Weeb
Otto H. Babler
Babler
Monticello
L. G. Marty
Bank of Monticello
Melody Masters
Glen’s Bargain Barrel
Stillbrook
Mattingly
Moore
Wm. Penn
Swiggums Beverage Depot
18Th Avenue
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Orem i
Monroe, Wis
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