Clay Liston Bout Rejected by WBA Sparks Tourney Plans
In Boston the WBA suspended the title rematch as Clay faces Sonny Liston in a November 16 bout at Boston Garden. Gov Peabody and the Massachusetts Boxing Commission back the fight while planning a post bout tournament to settle the title. Gate projections reach 450 000 with 30 percent for each fighter and 50 to 10 ticket scale.
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Baseball Standings and Results Chronicle
Standings and daily results from the American and National Leagues show Baltimore and New York near the top, with Cleveland Minnesota Boston and Kansas City in pursuit. Monday results include Baltimore defeating Minnesota 4 3 and Kansas City edging Boston 7 6.
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Wisconsin Badgers open drills as Maselter joins in
Madison Wisconsin senior guard Bill Maselter 6-5 250 is eligible and practices as Wisconsin begins fall drills for the season opener at Camp Randall against Kansas State Maselter formerly played football and basketball at Madison East High School and has not played since 1961 Coach Milt Bruhn positions Maselter at middle guard while Roger Jacobazzi shifts to right tackle Freshman turnout totals 75 with focus on passing offense and defense as intrasquad film review highlights missed assignments
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Hackle Records 604 Honor Count Opens Bowling Season
The 1964-65 bowling season begins in Monroe with Lou Hackle posting a 604 series in the Turner Hall loop. Paul Ruef rings a 219 high game, while Fred Wirtz adds a 574 series as action across teams like Mueller Cheese and Spoerry's unfolds with scores and standings.
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Mueller Cheese
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Erv Spring
Harold Sanders
Dick Lane
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Gemplers
Beloit Team Dropped From Musial Tourney
Beloit Wisconsin was eliminated from the Stan Musial Great Lakes Regional Baseball Tourney Monday night in a 2 1 defeat by Lakewood Ohio. Lakewood scored the winning run in the seventh inning when Tom Erlioni doubled advanced to third on an infield hit and scored on Fred Krause's sacrifice fly. Lakewood to play a two night doubleheader Tuesday.
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Coon Field Trial Set for Sept 27 at Glenn Mans Farm
The 37th annual Tri-State Coon Hound Field Trial will occur Sunday September 27 at the Glenn Mans farm in Brooklyn Township on the Green Rock County Line road. Wisconsin Raccoon and Fox Hunters Association sponsors with R J Antes Evansville as president Fay Wescott Albany as secretary and E H Zingg Madison and Tom McNulty Delafield as field trial managers. Directors include Fred Haldiman New Glarus C J Mihlbauer LaValle Charles Fryman Lodi Ante Emerson Hall Dousman Elmer Martin London Zing Henry Paul Madison J P Meister Richland Center H S Chapman South Wayne McNulty T Rauls Dane and Wescott. Eight cash prizes plus blue ribbons for best hounds. entry money goes to the dogs. Tree winners receive 9 dollars line winner 6 dollars. final prizes 40 percent for tree and 40 percent for line with 20 percent for second tree. Merchandise awards go to second tree and line in each heat and the consola.
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Green Rock County
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Evansville
Fay Wescott
Albany
E. H. Zingg
Madison
Tom McNulty
Delafield
Fred Haldiman
New Glarus
C. J. Mihlbauer
LaVall
Charles Fryman
Lodi
Football Tickets Available Tonight at Monroe High
Monroe high school football fans may purchase special grid tickets tonight from 7 to 8 at the high school office and again tomorrow from 9 to 10 a.m. at the Waffle Shop and 4 and 5 p.m. at the high school office. The tickets are good for Monroe varsity home games and reserve a 50 yard line seat in the best bleacher section. Principal Walter Babula said the reserved season tickets will cost 4 dollars each.
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Phillies Top Houston Behind Short Four-Hitter
Chris Short pitched a four-hitter for his 17th win as the Philadelphia Phillies defeated Houston 4-1. Johnny Callison had three hits including a two-run homer and contributed to three runs in the victory.
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Braves, Cardinals Meet In Twin Bill At County Stadium
Milwaukee hosts St Louis in a rain game rescheduled as two teams chase NL standings. Cards carry 42 22 since break, Sadecki and Gibson to start, Aaron set to return, Braves unveil Alomar Klimchock Blackaby and Menke reshuffled lineup for debut. Ramos Zaldivar sign for Sept 26 title fight in Mexico City.
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Birdies Claim Windy Acres League Trophy
The Birdies defeated The Greatests 4 2 to capture first place in the Wednesday Night Golf League at Windy Acres. Team members include Max Harms Dick Meier Kurt Schwerin and Dale Alexander. Low gross honors went to Cliff Hunt Dale Rabe and Kurt Schwerin with 39. Low nets went to Erv Pankow with 29. Final standings list The Birdies 54 points followed by Greatests 53 Deep Freezers 52 Swingers 45 Sand baggers 44 12 Duraclean 41 Re jects 36 and Mustangs 30. A two ball foursome tourney is set for Sunday Sept 27 with league members and their wives. a banquet and season trophies will follow.
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Dick Meier
Kurt Schwerin
Dale Alexander
Cliff Hunt
Dale Rabe
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Merle Monahan
Schwerin
Sam Regula
Roger Severson
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Boat Club Takes State River Trip
The Monroe Boat Club held its September meeting on Lake Wisconsin with Otis Hermanson and Jerry Kleckler as cruisemasters. A picnic lunch occurred on a Wisconsin River island, followed by a river cruise. Cruisemasters for the October 11 meeting are Keith Kohn and Danny Wyss. Plans include a trip to Wisconsin Dells on September 27 led by Jack LaBorde and Alton Benfer.
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Jerry Kleckler
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Harold Matzke
Alton Benfer
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Danny Wyss
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Jack LaBorde
Wisconsin golfer Schlicht shoots 73 to pace USGA Amateur midway
Ralph Schlicht of Madison posted a 73 in the first 36 holes to sit two strokes off the 36 hole lead in qualifying for the 64th USGA Amateur. Wally Atwood of Madison shot 83. Canterbury Golf Club hosted the 6,863 yard layout as four players shared the early 71.
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Butch) Schlicht
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