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Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1963

Page

5

Liquid Feed Club tops Classic League with seven men

South Wayne, fielding seven players, upset Power and Light 18-9 to claim the Classic League title as Dormans beat Grace Lutheran 5-0 and Severson Construction defeated Lanz Hardware 9-3. Bainbridge and Meythaler led South Wayne with multiple hits while Dormans pitcher Fred Blanc earned the win.

South Wayne Power and Light Wisconsin Liquid Feed Lanz Hardware Laquia Reed Dormans Grace Lutheran South Wayne Bomb Power and Light Severson Construction Gayle Quinn Larry Quinn Lloyd Ratzlaff Paul Schneider Fred Blanc Dave Buri Cletus Bainbridge Mike Meythaler Chuck Montgomery Roger Jackson Homer Pickett Meythaler Bainbridge Montgomery Dick Lane Phil Crawford Bill Schmid Homer Harold Saunders Wayne Jerry Gelbach Stan Barr Tom Smith Bri Waivers Bangea Saalane Bob Bredeson Lanz Fritz Graber Vic Severson Duane Rockow Severson

Iverson Forges Tie In International Junior Chamber Golf

Don Iverson of La Crosse Wisconsin shot a flaming 71 in the third round to tie Jeff Riley of Panama City Panama for the lead in the 18th International Junior Chamber of Commerce Golf Tournament held in Midland Texas.

Midland Tex Don Iverson la Crosse Wis Jeff Riley Panama

Erickson Named Glarner Mentor

Roy Habeck New Glarus school supervisor announces Edmund Erickson Argyle has signed as head football coach for 1963 64. Erickson begins duties and replaces John Bogusewski who resigned to join State Farm Mutual as an adjuster. He will also coach basketball, teach biology and physical education. Randall Keller is assistant coach.

NEW Glarus Roy Habeck Edmund Erickson Argyle Erickson John Bogusewski State Farm Mutual Insurance Co Milwaukee Randall Koller Platteville State College Iowa-Grant High School Gays Mills

Cyclists Gather for 43rd National Amateur Championships

More than 220 cyclists from 25 states compete in the 43rd annual National Amateur Bicycle Championships in Northbrook Illinois. Rossi, defending senior national champion, seeks a record fifth straight title.

Northbrook Ill Saturn Moe Wai Rossi Mhiennon

Sorenson Reaches Semifinal in 63rd Women’s Amateur Golf

Carol Sorenson of Wisconsin advanced to the semifinal of the 63rd Women’s National Amateur Championship at Taconic to face Peggy Conley. Sorenson defeated Phyllis Semple 4 and 3 after a slow start, with a late surge to win four holes in a row. Joann Gunderson and Anne Quast Wells contested the other semifinal.

Williamstown Mass Carol Sorenson Wisconsin Janesville Miss Sorenson Peggy Conley Spokane Wash Phyllis Semple Pennsylvania Taconic Genius Joann Gunderson Kirkland Anne Quast Wells Mount Vernon

Stars Pitching Delivers First Complete Game Since April

Dave McNally of the Orioles tossed a complete game allowing five hits as Baltimore beat the Los Angeles Angels 5 to 1. Ed Bressoud of the Red Sox drove in six with a grand slam and two sacrifice flies in an 11 to 2 victory over the Chicago White Sox.

Dave McNally Orioles Los Angeles Angels Ed Bressoud Red Sox Chicago White Sox

Giants hand Braves 8-6 defeat at Candlestick Park

San Francisco ace Juan Marichal won his 19th, beating Milwaukee 8-6 as the Giants snapped a five game skid. Tony Cloninger took the loss after three innings, while Hank Fischer and Bob Tiefenauer pitched scoreless relief. The Braves dropped to sixth in the NL and ended a five game Milwaukee streak.

San Francisco Milwaukee Braves Candlestick Park San Francisco Giants Braves Milwaukee Giants Juan Marichal Marichal Tony Cloninger Ron Piche Hank Fischer Bob Tiefenauer

Winzenried Tops Slowpitch Minor League Batting Honors

Willy Winzenried of White Haven won the slowpitch Minor League batting title with a .525 average, narrowly beating Fred Grendahl of Crandall Oil Co. Winzenried led top hitters over 25 at bats and White Haven finished 14 0 atop the final standings. Cal Erickson and Bob Dye led in home runs and triples respectively.

Willy Winzenried White Haven John Prien Winzenried Fred Grendahl Crandall Oil Co Hank Grendahl Wendell Simmons Moose John Callahan Baumgartners Pete Kiel EUB Church Virgil Bowman Bel Brandenburg Firemen Mike Wuthrich Eagles Cecil Jones Paul Miller Milwaukee Cheese Mooses Cal Erickson Bob Dye

Milwaukee Pros Duel In Wisconsin Open Playoff

Bobby Brue sank a three foot putt in sudden death to win the Wisconsin Open over Manuel de la Torre, both Milwaukee pros. Amateurs Ralph Schlicht of Madison and Bill Dorece of Racine reached sudden death for top honors. Dorece won third place on the second extra hole.

Madison Milwaukee Bobby Brue Manuel de la Torre Ralph Butch Schlicht Bill Dorece Racine Dorece

Prien and Kindschi Receive Slowpitch Umpire Trophies

Slowpitch commissioner John D. Prien and Kim Kindschi are honored with trophies after a season review in Monroe. Prien says the sport grew from eight to 24 teams in three leagues and praises players attitudes.

Gene Well John D. Prien Prien Kim Kindschi Slowpitch Association Monroe Slowpitch Commission Gary Phillips Kindschi Darwin Menehan

Golfer Reflects on Leave While Playing Nine-Hole Course Tourney

The speaker, possibly an employee at Washington Park in Racine, explains he requested three days leave to join a tournament but claims the county board warned he would be fired if he took off. He remains unsure about his job status and expresses gladness for attending.

Racine Washington Park

Monroe Swimmers Take Seventh in State Meet Ranking

The Monroe Swimming team placed 11th of 21 in the State Age Group meet at Nicolet High School. Coach Dr. Frank C. Stiles released final results after state tabulations. Green Bay YMCA won with 187.5 points. other rankings include Waukesha 168, Lawrence 123, Nicolet 107, Milwaukee Jewish 79, Whitefish Bay 70, Milwaukee YMCA 60, West Bend 52, Racine YMCA 52, Monroe 29, Greenfield 28, Tosa Recreation 20, Town Club Milwaukee 19.42, Appleton YMCA 14, Menomonee 13, Shawano 6, Village Swim Club 5, Fort Atkinson 4. Oshkosh, Shorewood, Tukaway C.C. and Western Racquet Club had entrants but no placers.

Monroe Nicolet High School Frank C. Stiles Green Bay Ymca Waukesha Lawrence Nicolet Milwaukee

Boros Barber Pott Lead Open at Akron Golf Classic

Julius Boros Miller Barber and John Pott tied for the lead after the opening round at Akron. All three posted three under par 67 while Southern players challenge for the $50,000 American Golf Classic title.

Akron Ohio Julius Boros Miller Barber Johnny Pott

Bettor Wins Big at Brandywine Harness Track

An unidentified bettor won $30,772.50 at Brandywine Raceway in Wilmington Del on the twin double Thursday night. The winning combination was 1 4 1. Try Times Want Ads.

Wilmington Del Brandywine Raceway

Palmer Nicklaus Tie Near Par In Tight Golf Standings

Leaders posted par as Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus finished near even. Two strokes back were Jay Hebert Bruce Crampton Gay Brewer Jr. Dave Hill Al Geiberger and Dave Marr in a closely bunched leaderboard.

Vorites Arnold Palmer Jack Nicklaus Jay Hebert Bruce Crampton Gay Brewer Jr Dave Hill al Geiberger Dave Marr

Packer Bear Tickets Still Available for Shrine Benefit

Officials of the Green County Shrine Club announce limited tickets remain for the Packer Bears Tripoli Shrine benefit game at Milwaukee County Stadium scheduled for 8 p.m. tomorrow. Tickets may be obtained at Bus Confectionery. A bus leaves Monroe at 3 p.m. tomorrow from the high school parking lot.

Green County Shrine Club Packer - Bears Milwaukee County Stadium Monroe

Mussolini Son To Perform in Mexico City This October

Romano Mussolini, son of Benito Mussolini, will visit Mexico City in October for nightclub and television appearances. He leads a jazz band and will perform in several venues during the stay. The report originates from Mexico City.

Mexico City Romano Mussolini Benito Mussolini Mexico Mussolini

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