Ingwell and Christen Lead Keglers in Local League Action
Vic Ingwell won top honors with a 582 series in the Sportsmen's League at the Recreation Club. Keith Christen topped the game with a 234, while Milt Steiner had a 534 series and 224 game in the Friday Nite Industrial loop. Team results show Turner Hall and other clubs posting 3-0 or 3-1 records with various 2-1 and 1-2 finishes across leagues.
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Vic Ingwell
Kegler
Recreation Club
Keith Christen
Milt Steiner
Harold Gissing
Quentin DeRemer
Marcelle Quest
Keglers
Anne Huber
Nate Hare
Huber Beer
South Side Market
Frito-Lay
Ready Mix
Industrial Combustion
Co. Bnco’s
Mardelle Quest
Ev Jacobs
Ann Ambler
Donna Pinnow
Baseball scoreboard shows NL leaders and results
National League standings place Los Angeles atop with 90 wins and St Louis 88. Friday results include Chicago over Cincinnati and Pittsburgh beating San Francisco in 13 innings. American League notes New York and Minnesota lead. pennant clincher noted for New York after weekend results.
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Los Angeles
St. Louis
Milwaukee
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Houston
New York
Belleville and Orfordville Open With Non-Loop Victories
Belleville prep gridders beat Palmyra 19-7 in the State Line League season opener. Orfordville, also in the league, beat Ft. Atkinson Lakeside Lutheran 31-6 to move to 1-1. Roger Becker scored all three Belleville touchdowns on runs of 9, 34 and 78 yards, totaling 165 yards on 11 carries, while Orfordville struck on three pass plays of 58, 25 and 35 yards.
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Belleville Prep
Palmyra
Orfordville
Ft. Atkinson Lakeside Lutheran
Roger Becker
Belleville
Judge Charlies N Pray, 95, longtime federal jurist dies
Great Falls Montana obituary notes the death of Charlies N Pray at his home on Thursday. Pray served 33 years on the federal bench and was dean of federal judges at his retirement in 1957. He previously sponsored Glacier National Park legislation as a U S representative in 1911.
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Great Falls
Mont
Charlies N. Pray
Pray
U.S
Glacier National Park
Cuba City Upsets Darlington in 7-0 Conference Opener
Cuba City defeated defending champion Darlington 7-0 as the Southwestern Wisconsin high school league opened conference play. The Cubans scored in the third quarter, halted Darlington near their goal line, and secured the win with strong defense and a key fumble recovery.
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Cuba City
Darlington
Dodgeville
Lowa Grant
Platteville
West Grant
Fennimore
Lancaster
Boscobel
Prairie du Chien
Mt. Horeb
Mineral Point
Tom Doyle
Redbird
Ron Bradt
Iowa Grant
Larry Wagner
Steve Haroldson
Viking
Boccabella Sparks Cubs Win Over Reds in Debut
John Boccabella, 22, replaces Ernie Banks at first base and delivers a game winning eighth inning single as the Cubs beat Cincinnati 3-2. Williams ties with a third inning homer. Kasko and Rose key doubles for Cincinnati. Koonce faces O'Toole next. White Sox top Washington 5-2 as Herbert wins 12th.
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Chicago
John Boccabella
Chicago Cubs
Boccabella
Ernie Banks
Cincinnati
Banks
Cubs
Billy Williams
Williams
Eddie Kasko
Pete Rose
Boccabello
Cal Koonce
Jim O’toole
Chicago White Sox
Washington
Ray Herbert
Herbert
Gary Peters
Final Intrasquad Tilt Planned for Badgers
Wisconsin football moves toward its season opener with Western Michigan on Sept 21 as Jim Parnell returns to action. The Badgers schedule an intrasquad game with Harold Brandt starting at quarterback for the first team and Dave Franck directing the second. John Fenske names signals for the reserves.
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Madison
University of Wisconsin
Western Michigan
Jim Parnell
Badgers
Harold Brandt
Dave Franck
John Fenske
Goose Plan Reaffirmed and Fishing Season Set
Wisconsin fishermen may fish all game species except bass starting May 9 with concurrent openings for bass on June 6. The Conservation Commission also reaffirmed Horicon Marsh goose shooting hours 9 am to 2 pm amid a possible court challenge by local landowners.
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Rhinelander
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Conservation Commission
Conservation Congress
Conservation Department
Horicon Marsh
Hayward
Price County
Kimberly Clark Corp
Neenah
Apostle Islands
Lake Superior
Martin Hanson
Mellen
Commission
Kenedy
Hanson
J. Louis Hanson
Democratic Party
L. P. Voight
Punt Pass and Kick contest rings offered to early registrants
The first 200 boys registering for the Punt Pass and Kick contest will receive official rings from Monroe Sales Co. Eligibility requires eight by December 29 and not yet twelve by December 29. The third annual event is run by Monroe high school coaches at Monroe High School with multi level rounds and prizes including jackets helmets and an autographed football.
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Monroe Sales Co
Monroe High School
United States
John F. Kennedy
Cassville Cruises Past Belmont 26-0 in league showdown
Cassville defeated Belmont 26-0 to notch a second straight Blackhawk League victory. Dale Kruger caught two touchdown passes and Vogt added two rushing scores, delivering a balanced win Friday night.
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Dale Kruger
Cassville
Belmont
Vogt
Kruger
Cardinals Stay On Dodger Trail
The St. Louis Cardinals handed Milwaukee a 7-0 defeat as Curt Simmons pitched his third straight shutout. Stan Musial and Ken Boyer provided key hits while the Cardinals narrowed Los Angeles' lead to 2 1/2 games. Musial extended a six game hitting streak.
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Mike Rathet
Associated Press
Dodgers
St. Louis
Johnny Keane
Cardinals
Milwaukee
Curt Simmons
Stan Musial
Ken Boyer
Keane
Los Angeles
Philadelphia Phillies
Football Scores From Local High School Games
Dodgeville 13 Iowa Grant 6. Platteville 41 West Grant 6. Cuba City 7 Darlington 0. Gratiot 31 Highland 6. Mt. Horeb 7 Mineral Point 6. Fennimore 13 Lancaster 6. Cassville 26 Belmont 0. Oshkosh 9 Madison East 7. Fort Atkinson 19 Edgerton 7. Middleton 20 Jefferson 0. Monroe 13 Sun Prairie 7. Rockford Ill West 6 Janesville 0. Rockford Ill East 13 Beloit 0. Madison West 14 Dubuque Iowa 6. Monona Grove 26 Wisconsin High Madison 6. Lodi 32 Oregon 0. River Valley 13 Evansville 0. Milton Union 19 Verona 0. Belleville 19 Palmyra 7. Orfordville 31 Ft. Atkinson Lutheran 6.
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Dodgeville
Iowa
Grant
Platteville
West Grant
Cuba City
Darlington
Gratiot
Highland
Mt. Horeb
Mineral Point
Fennimore
Lancaster
Cassville
Belmont
Oshkosh
Madison East
Fort Atkinson
Edgerton
Middleton
Jefferson
Monroe
Sun Prairie
Rockford
Ill
West
Janesville
East
Beloit
Madison West
Dubuque
Monona Grove
Wisconsin
Madison
Lodi
Oregon
River Valley
Evansville
Milton Union
Verona
Belleville
Palmyra
Orfordville
Ft. Atkinson Lutheran
Bouton Yanks Clinch 28th AL Pennant With 20th Win
Yesterday's Stars Pitching Jim Bouton and the Yankees clinched New York's 28th American League pennant with a six hit 40 victory over Minnesota tying Bouton to a 20 game win total. Batting Ken Boyer Cardinals hit a two run homer in the first as St. Louis beat Milwaukee 7 0 for seventh straight win and move within 2 1 games of the NL leading Los Angeles.
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Dodgers
Cardinals
New York Yankees
Minnesota
Willie Stargell
Pittsb
San Francisco
Houston
Don Nottebart
New York Mets
Chicago
Cubs
Cincinnati
Chicago White Sox
Washington
Detroit
Baltimore
Boston
Kansas City
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Simmons
Warren Spahn
Stan Musial
Boyer
Musial
Jim Bouton
Yankees
New York
Ken Boyer
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Packers Favored Despite Hornung Absence In West
The piece notes optimism for the Green Bay Packers with or without Paul Hornung. It lists local project updates by Ken Schneider succeeding Bill Hartwig as Skinner Creek Watershed president, praising Ralph Weckerly’s term, and details on tiling and gully control work by Art Fish, Vern Johnsrud, Leman Disch, and Ambrose Wenger. Hay seedings improve after rains. the Ag Chest and corn picking contest plans are discussed as Clarence Grundahl visits Honey Creek Watershed Monday Sept. 16 at Ullom school.
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Packers
Paul Hornung
West
Ken Schneider
Art Fish
Ted Miller
Juda
John Kaderly
Spring Grove Township
Vern Johnsrud
Louis Fields
Clarno Township
Postville
Leman Disch
Ambrose Wenger
Arleigh Frautschy
Clarence Grundahl
Honey Creek
Ullom School
Clarence
Soil as a farmer’s living medium and a nation’s future
In Better Crops the concept of soil is explored from child to geologist to engineer, but emphasizes the farmer’s view of soil as a life supporting, economically vital medium. It frames soil use as a national challenge ensuring land remains available for farming and future generations.
Perron Shoemaker, Ex-Georgia Coach, Dies After Illness
Perron Shoemaker 47 former UGA end coach and former Alabama athlete died Friday after a long illness. He played on the 1953 unbeaten Alabama team and later coached at Georgia. His passing ends a noted college football career.
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Athens, Ga
Perron Shoemaker
University of Georgia
Shoemaker
University of Alabama
Alabama
Bears Packers Clash Tomorrow
Green Bay and Chicago renew the NFL rivalry at City Stadium with a 42 327 sellout crowd. The Packers seek a third straight title while Horning sits out for betting. Tom Moore fills in with Bart Starr and Jim Taylor as the backfield in an exhibition season lead up to the season opener.
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Green Bay
Chicago Bears
Green Bay Packers
Packers
Bears
Chicago
George Halas
Paul Hornung
Notre Dame
Hornung
Tom Moore
Bart Starr
Jim Taylor
Today in History: September 14, 1963 events recap
On this date in history notable events include Theodore Roosevelt becoming U S president in 1901 after McKinley’s death, the Gregorian calendar adoption in 1752, Blondin’s Niagara Falls stunt in 1860, and Dempsey Firpo fight in 1923. Also noted are 1945 camera ban lift on airlines and 1953 Yankees’ fifth straight title under Casey Stengel.
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Theodore Roosevelt
United States
William McKinley
England
Charles Blondin
Niagara Falls
Germany
Romania
Jack Dempsey
Luis Angel Firpo
Argentina
New York
U.S
New York Yankees
Yankee
Casey Stengel
Cleveland Indians
Soviet Union
Kennedy
Cuba
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Ingwell
Christen
Ann Huber
BY Jimmy Hatlo
Gowaiui
Chicago Cub
Dodger
Motor Company
Lincoln
South Phone
Down To
Soil Conservation Service
Bill Hartwig
Skinner Creek
Ralph Weckerly
Ralph
Dial
The
Farm Auction Service
Feller
New Glarus
Mt. Vernon
John Deere
Allis Chalmers
New Holland
McC
McC Corn
Minneapolis
Chevrolet
Farm Auction Service Inc
Bert Pfisterer
Mr. Horeb
Harold Feller
Bert Pfister
Freitag and
Grueitzman
Meilenberger and Brunner
the Commercial & Savings Bank
F.D.I.C
Monroe, Wis
Green County
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