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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1963

Page

5

BravesBurdettes Rally Pushes 9-2 Victory Over Giants

Milwaukee Braves rout San Francisco 9 to 2 behind Lew Burdette in a seven-run second inning. Hank Aaron hits a two-run homer, Eddie Mathews extends hitting streak, and Joe Torre adds a run-scoring double as a wild two-out sequence keys the frame at Candlestick Park.

San Francisco Milwaukee Braves Lew Burdette Braves Los Angeles St. Louis Cardinals Giants Burdette Ed Bailey Jack Fisher Hank Aaron Eddie Mathews Mathews Canderstick Park Jimmy Davenport Len Gabrielson Norm Larker Aaron Joe Torre Gaylord Perry Fisher Frank Bolling

Baseball Standings and Scores With Daily Schedule

The scoreboard shows current standings for the American and National Leagues with records and games back. Friday results include Kansas City 12 Washington 0 in 13 innings Minnesota 7 Detroit 5 and Los Angeles 4 Baltimore 3 in 13 innings.

Chicago Baltimore Kansas City New York Boston Los Angeles Cleveland Detroit Minnesota Washington

Wagner Stars In 13th Inning Angles Win

Yesterday's Stars batter Leon Wagner went 5-for-6 with two home runs and three RBIs for the Angels as they beat the Orioles 4-3 in 13 innings. Pitcher Bob Bruce held Cincinnati to one hit in a 2-0 Colts victory.

Leon Wagner Angels Los Angeles Baltimore Bob Bruce Colts Vada Pinson Cincinnati

Brose fires 726 series in ABC regular division

Robert Brose 42 of Janesville Wisconsin rolls a 726 series Friday night for the third highest individual score in the regular division team competition at the 1963 American Bowling Congress tournament in Buffalo New York.

Brose Buffalo N.Y Robert Brose Janesville Wis

McClure Faces Wright Tonight In Toledo Showdown

Wilbert Skeeter McClure of Toledo and Teddy Wright of Detroit renew their fifth middleweight feud in a 10 round bout at the Toledo Sports Arena. The fight airs on ABC at 10 p.m. EST with McClure undefeated in 13 pro fights and on leave from an army post in Frankfurt. Wright, 46 of 60 pro bouts, seeks a climb in the middleweight rankings toward Dick Tiger’s title. Wright is ninth in Ring magazine. McClure is No. 9 in the WBA.

Toledo Ohio Wilbert Skeeter) McClure Detroit Teddy Wright ABC Frankfurt West Germany Wright Dick Tiger Ring Magazine McClure World Boxing Association

Hotel Eugene Wins Playoff For Sportsman's League Title

Hotel Eugene edged Co. B in a Recreation Club playoff to claim the Sportsman's League championship. Stauffacher led with 556 pins, producing 873 774 845 for 2492, while Co. B struggled to 2388 as Gissing led with 530.

Hotel Eugene Co. B Recreation Club Robert Stauffacher Harold Gissing Co.p Eugene Keith Christensen Roger Kubly Mutch Loeffel Victor Ingwell Victor Deemer Willis Kohlhagen Delbert Behring Gerald Kubly

Palmer Poses Threat To Texas Open Crown

In San Antonio Bruce Crampton and five others shared the 36 hole lead at 136 while Arnold Palmer surged with a 68 to reach within three strokes of the frontrunners. Leaders include Crampton Aaron Charles Beard January and Fleck as the field narrows to 65 pros and 10 amateurs.

San Antonio Tex Bruce Crampton Arnold Palmer Crampton Tommy Aaron Bob Charles Frank Beard Don January Jack Fleck

South Wayne Defeats Belleville In 17-2 Baseball Win

South Wayne blanked Belleville 17-2 as Terry Schultz pitched strong support from the mound. Dave Nelson fanned 16 in a two hit effort to spark Orfordville’s 3-1 victory over Blanchardville while South Wayne exploded with 11 runs in the sixth inning.

South Wayne Orfordville Blanchardville Dave Nelson Terry Schultz Belleville Jerry Schliem Dean Hammer

Rodriquez In Trainer Spotlight For Moyer Dupas Bout

New Orleans report outlines trainers for the junior middleweight title bout between Denny Moyer and Ralph Dupas. Danny Rodriguez trains Moyer while Charlie Rodriquez handles Dupas. both are not related. Dupas seeks a second title shot with a 98 17 6 record, while Moyer owns a 35 8 0 mark.

New Orleans Denny Moyer Ralph Dupas Rodriquez Danny Rodriguez Moyer Portland, Ore Joey Giambra Dupas Charlie Rodriquez Danny Rodriquez Danny Rodriguez Emile Griffith Bobo Olsen

Monroe Nets Run Past Madison East 9-0 in Tennis Match

The Monroe tennis team defeated Madison East 9-0 in a dominant home win. Jiff Kittelsen and Mike McAlpine led singles with straight-set victories, while the duo of Kittelsen McAlpine also swept in doubles. The Panthers advance to face Freeport next Monday at Freeport.

Monroe Madison East Jiff Kittelsen Dick Keeley Mike McAlpine Connie Landsness Pete Mueller Norman Frater Chuck Cox John Fetzer Kim Kindschi Freeport

Wisconsin Wins 4-1 Over Ohio State

Wisconsin defeated Ohio State 4-1 on opening day as Michigan, Minnesota, and Ohio State suffered early losses in the Big Ten baseball season. Northwestern beat Indiana 2-0 and Purdue topped Michigan State 11-3 in other openers.

Associated Press Michigan Minnesota Ohio State Illinois Iowa Wisconsin Northwestern Indiana Purdue Michigan State

Clark's Bowlers Win Team Trophy at Spring Banquet

Clark's John Deere team captured the traveling trophy for first in the women's major league bowling at the annual spring banquet held Wednesday night at Marco's. Members Mary Ann Haberman Marian Kerr Helen Burkhard Betty Elmer Barbara Wyss, and others received high team pins and emblems.

Clark John Deere Marco's Mary Ann Haberman Marian Kerr Helen Burkhard Betty Elmer Barbara Wyss Betty Dale Jackie Smith Leona Gruenwald Bette Elmer Millie Boyer Freida Wuetrich Betty Sorenson Barbara Park Edna Leiser Bernice Wilde Mavis Reise

Mineral Point Relays Tonight At Outdoor Invite

Mineral Point hosts an outdoor invitational with 18 schools from five counties, starting at 6 p.m. Defending champion Mineral Point fields teams in high jump broad jump pole vault shot put and a full slate of relays including 10 lap and 5 lap events. Notables include Steensrud Kohn Martin and Rogula among others.

Monroe Mineral Point Wisconsin Grady Steensrud Bill Kohn Richard Vincent Kohn Jim Bidlingmaier Richard Moore Steensrud Jim Martin Burt Wiltfang Gary Blackbourn Bill Schuetze Tim Phalen Bill Esch Sam Rogula Bidlingmaier Jim Beer Dave Pick Mike Doyle Martin Moore Doyle Roger Brunkow Urs Garner Dan Counselman Regula

Byblos history tied to Gebal and papyrus trade

The Old Testament uses Gebal for Byblos in Lebanon, and the Phoenician name Ju bayl. Greeks and Romans called the town Byblos due to papyrus scrolls (biblos) produced there.

Byblos Lebanon Gebal Jubayl

Houston Colts Blank Reds 2-0 On Friday Night

Bob Bruce pitched the first one hitter of the season as the Houston Colts defeated Cincinnati 2-0. Vada Pinson provided both Reds hits and Matt Hutchinson lamented poor hitting and defense for Cincinnati. St. Louis pulled ahead in the NL standings with an 8-7 win over the Dodgers while Milwaukee beat San Francisco 9-2. In the AL, Minnesota beat Detroit 7-5 and Kansas City split a doubleheader with Washington.

Cincinnati Mgr Fred Hutchinson Reds Houston Bob Bruce Hutch Vada Pinson Colts Gene Freese Eddie Kasko Don Blasingame Pete Rose Hutchinson Pinson Bruce St. Louis Bill White George Altman Los Angeles Dodgers Lew Burdette Milwaukee San Francisco Pittsburgh New York Mets Philadelphia Chicago Cubs Minnesota Detroit Los Angeles Angels Baltimore Kansas City Washington A’s Senators

Local Gatherings and Travel Notes Across Wisconsin

Social news items report visits and movements among families in Monroe Platteville Argyle Madison Beloit Freeport and Rockford. People attend dinners, confirmations, and family events while relatives travel to and from Monroe and other points in Wisconsin.

Social Roundup Notes From Wisconsin Families

Mrs. Marvin Stauffacher and family join relatives in Freeport with visits from the Theilers and Wells families. Kenny Sellow and Karen Sellow stay with Mr. and Mrs. Ira Mayer in South Wayne. Emma Monte’s daughter Mrs. Busjahn hosts Iown guests for Mrs. Busjahn’s birthday as Merry Dawn Binger returns to Janesville. The Roger Gutzmer and Gutzmer families visit Monroe, while Prien and Lee Hoefts visit Monroe. Ward Merritt and Ronald visit Rockford relatives. Mrs. Vernie Werren travels to Milwaukee with the Linden family to see her daughter.

Fred Theiler Marvin Stauffacher Madison Anita Rood Platteville Lucretia Rood Monroe Lizzie Rood Theda Mau Green County Homemakers Council Jerold Silvius Eckley Colo Flora Shea Yuma Elmer Divan Willis van- Matre Beloit van Matres Edwin Chapin Freeport Leonard Pickett W. G. Mau Julia Pickett John Hirsch Nancy Cindy Hirsch Terry Ott Mmes Dewey Goodman William Endrulat Goodman Ole Berg Argyle Roger Goodman Stockton Dewey Goodmans James Avery Mike Rockford Willis Theiler Terry Wilbur Wells Kathy Kenny Karen Sellow Ira Mayer South Wayne Mayers Emma Monte Thomas Binger Sr Werner Mellenberger Ward Merritt Clara Maaske Milton Busjahn Winslow Ernest Mellenberger Hulda Klemm Edmund Anderson Busjaha Merry Dawn Binger Janesville Thomas Binger Jr Roger Gutzmer Leo Gutzmers Donald Prien Lee Hoefts Ronald Richard Borchert Vernie Werren Bob Linden Milwaukee Werren Blanche Linden

Platteville Gymnastics Clinic Set At State College

A gymnastics clinic will be held at Platteville State College on Tuesday at 6:30. Sponsored by Nissen-Medart Co Cedar Rapids and the college’s department of physical education, the event will feature tumbling vaulting side horse parallel bars and trampoline demonstrations led by Vernon Vradenburg the college gymnastics coach who is arranging the program.

Platteville Platteville State College Nissen-Medart Co Cedar Rapids Department of Physical Education Vernon Vradenburg

Tattooing Origins Traced to South Sea Islands

The practice of tattooing appears to have begun in the South Sea islands where natives pricked their skin with a sharp bone dipped in soot and coconut oil.

South Sea Islands

Oats Grow as Workers Build Waterways Across Townships

A Soil Conservation Service feature notes oats peeking through after a few warm days. Despite rain, crews completed waterways in Adams Township near Juta and Monroe, Irving Wild page near New Glarus, York Township and nearby locales.

Melvin Blum Ted Weiler Adams Township Vic Stauffacher Joe Schwarzenberger Juta John Anderegg Monroe Vern Johnsrud Irving Wild New Glarus Charlie Smith Clifford Albertson York Township Vic Schiller Ralph Lichtenwalner Jimmy Moe Rollie Lawyer’s Ralph Neuenschwander Bob Keegan Bill Rees Elwood Koch Duane Zweifel Roscoe Kline George Ken Norton

Sign Notice at Local Market Weather Day

A sign posted at a supermarket this week references Thursday morning smelt and Monday morning as rough, noting rain was needed. The brief message acknowledges poor days but confirms weather-related expectations.

Hay field outlook praised by Guy Weckerly

Guy Weckerly says the hay fields look real good and not slow to start, a confident assessment that contrasts with earlier impressions. He notes his larger stature gives him perspective on field conditions.

Guy Weckerly

Contour strip laying proceeds for local farmers

During the week workers laid out contour strips for Delbert Ritschard Ronald Kamps Jacob Wattach Sherwood Carlson and the Rufer brothers. More work is planned before corn planting with a note to call 8696. Next week tile laying begins for Ed Ruef in Brodhead with Art Fish ready with his new machine.

Delbert Ritschard Ronald Kamps Jacob Wattach Sherwood Carlson Rufer Brothers Ed Ruef Brodhead Art Fish

Watershed to Celebrate 10th Anniversary Banquet

Merlin Emberson, president of Dougherty Creek, says the watershed will mark its tenth anniversary with a banquet at the Casino in Monticello on May 8. Directors report the program is well prepared and looks strong.

Merlin Emberson Dougherty Creek Watershed Monticello

Richland Creek Watershed Honors Teachers in Recognition Night

The community salutes teachers for conservation education at a recognition night held last Wednesday. The event praised their efforts and highlighted Rudy Haskee who appeared surprised by the acknowledgment.

Richland Creek Rudy Haskee

Pipe Smoking Debate Sparks Farmers’ Support

A satirical battle over smoking pipes ignites strong feelings among tobacco farmers defending their craft and livelihoods. Opponents accuse pipe smoking of health risks, while supporters argue the practice preserves rural economies and tradition.

Market Summary of Hog and Cattle Prices in Chicago

USDA weekly report shows hogs steady to weak with sow prices steady. No. 1 and 2 190-225 lb barrows and gilts around 14.25 to 14.35 with various lots at 13.25 to 14.50. Cattle slaughter steers and bulls varied with prime loads at 24.50 to 25.00 per cwt and bulk prime at 23.75 to 24.50. Slaughter heifers and cows also mixed with highs near 23.75 and lows around 21.25.

Chicago USDA

Ants Milk Aphids While Moving Cattle in Pastures

Ants carry rose aphids in their mouths moving between plant stems as cows are moved between pastures. They “milk” their charges by stroking the aphids' abdomens, a behavior observed in this context.

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