Holyoke Field To See Action In 1964 Opener
Monroe meets Stoughton tonight in Holyoke in the season’s first home varsity game at the new T.R. Holyoke Athletic Field. Coach Gary Ruge notes firsts for the 1964 campaign while detailing lineups, injuries, and pacing for the Cheesemakers to counter the Viking offense.
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Badgers Open 1964 Season Versus Kansas State at Camp Randall
Wisconsin to open the 1964 season at Camp Randall against Kansas State with Bruhn facing a rebuilding year after nine seniors graduate and two sophomores step into linebacker roles. Hal Brandt is named No 1 passer as the offense shows improved poise, while defensive concerns center on inexperienced secondary and linebackers.
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Packers Also Favored Vikings and Others Aim Upsets
NFL and AFL action preview with Packers favored over Baltimore and Vikings possible upset of Bears. Cards Browns, Giants seeking bounce back, Redskins vs Cowboys, Lions vs Rams, Giants vs Steelers, and more slated across weekend games.
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Help Wanted Classified Ads Guide Workers Now
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Bowling and yacht notes dominate local sports page
Local bowling results show Leona Gruenewald with a 565 series and George Redman leading men with a 611, plus several 500 plus efforts and team series tallies. In sailing news Sovereign faces a challenging race resumption after a decisive win margin, with wind at 21 knots and sails to be recut for spinaker drills.
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U S Yacht Leads American Cup Two to Nil
Newport Rhode Island reports Sovereign suffered a disastrous defeat as Constellation won the second race. Peter Scott of the Royal Thames comments that Sovereign’s chances look slim with the US boat two wins ahead. Racing paused at Sovereign’s request.
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Braves, Cubs Meet Tonight in Milwaukee Nine Game
Milwaukee Braves host Chicago Cubs in a key game to stay in the first division pennant chase with 14 games left in the season. Hank Fischer returns to the rotation as Tony Cloninger and Wade Blasingame follow him. Ellsworth opposes Cloninger in Saturday’s game.
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Kansas State Names Co Captains for Wisconsin Game
A pair of seniors were named co captains for the Kansas State football team for the Wisconsin game. Guard Bob Mitts and halfback Bob Sjogren were selected as captains.
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Classified Ads Power Daily Solutions for Thousands
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Lopez Sets Rotation as White Sox Fight for Pennant
White Sox manager Lopez unveils a three man rotation of Pizarro Peters and Horlen for 13 games remaining. Pizarro to face Washington’s Claude Osteen in tonight’s opener as Horlen and Peters line up for Saturday and Sunday.
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Beard and Nicklaus Tied For Lead in Portland Open
Beard and Nicklaus posted four under par 68s to lead the Portland Open at Portland Golf Club. Beard, 25, from Louisville, Ky., recovering from a near fatal illness, shares top spot with Nicklaus after 18 holes. Venture, Venuti, and four others are within four strokes.
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Baseball Standings and Results Summary
National League standings show Philadelphia leading with 89 wins and St Louis 82. Cincinnati and San Francisco follow with 81. Thursday results include Cincinnati 7 Chicago 5 and Philadelphia 4 Los Angeles 3. American League lists New York 86 59 and Chicago 88 61 atop, with Baltimore and Detroit in pursuit. Thursday yielded New York 6 Los Angeles 2.
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Schlappi Leads Area Trap Derby
Cletus Schlappi of Darlington led the Derby Handicap Trap shoot at Argyle each Wednesday night through Oct 28 with a 45 of 50. Dr Lawler of Shullsburg scored 44 to place second. Don Jeffery of Shullsburg was third with 43 as seven shooters posted 40 or better.
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Bankers Win Golfing Honors At Green County Meet
The Green County Bankers Association held its fall meeting at Decatur Lake Country Club with golf and a dinner. Golf winners included Melvin J. Ingwell Albany Dick Thompson Chicago Jim Walsh Monroe and Jake Jones Louis Lehnherr Juda. Lewis Siegelman Chicago gave a talk on The Business and Economic Outlook. A boys trip from Brodhead featuring Jim Kjelland Rick Looze and Rick Pinnow provided entertainment.
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Jack) Kundert
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St Louis Bowler La Verne Carter Named 1964 Woman of the Year
Mrs La Verne Carter of St Louis was named 1964 Woman Bowler of the Year by the Bowling Writers Association of America.
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LaVerne Carter
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Bowling Writers’ Association of America
Duke Lands Warren Chapman Over Rice
Warren Chapman, a highly pursued high school basketball star, will attend Duke University over Rice University, announced by Duke Coach Vic Bubas on Thursday night.
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