Junction House Tops Slowpitch Standings in Open Action
Junction House moved into first in the Minor League by beating Alphorn Lounge 4 2 at Twining Park. Bethel and Heeren Coplien won, while Bethel's Ron Rear led with three hits and four RBIs.
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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1966
Page
5
Stars Pitcher Merritt Shuts Out Washington 1-0
Minnesota nipped Washington 1-0 as Jim Merritt allowed three hits and fanned 12 with seven straight strikeouts and the final 21 batters retired. Frank Robinson led Baltimore with four hits including his 26th and 27th homers driving in three in a 6-4 win over Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Merritt
Twins
Minnesota
Washington
Frank Robinson
Orioles
Baltimore
Detroit
Southern Section baseball weekend schedule in Monroe region
Area league play features Viota at Blanchardville and Argyle at Belleville with Ridgeway visiting Dodge Point in a key rubber match. Wiota leads the Southern Section as Monroe Slow Pitch hosts all star games, while pony league action returns to Monroe, New Glarus, Dakota, and Orangeville. Duane Worseth, a former Monroe therapist, completes Iowa master’s study and works with the U S Public Health Service this summer in Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viota
Blanchardville
Argyle
Belleville
Ridgeway
Dodge Point
Wiota
Monroe
Power and Light
City Cab
Tom’s Silo Service
Firemen
Eagles No. II
Dorman’s
New Glarus
Dakota
Orangeville
Duane (Dewey) Worseth
Monroe Clinic
St. Clare Hospital
Iowa
Duane
Hawkeye
U.S. Public Health Service
Georgia
Office of Equal Health Opportunity
Seventh St. N.E
Atlanta
University of Iowa
Iowa City
Badgers
Football Scores Near Season Rise Amid Slow Pitch League Notes
In a quiet week with no misprints in the slow pitch scores, anticipation grows as football season nears. Local leagues highlight upcoming schedules and prepare for kickoff along with brief score recaps.
Hooper Wins Second Race at Scarborough Downs
Claude Hooper aged 59, the nation’s oldest active jockey, rode Friar Joe E. to victory in the second race and completed a $68.60 daily double at Scarborough Downs on Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scarborough
Maine
Claude Hooper
Friar Joe E
Scarborough Downs
Weekend events fill LaFayette and Monticello area
The LaFayette County Fair and Monticello Homecoming highlight a busy weekend with a variety of activities across several area towns. The schedule promises something for everyone with events planned in multiple communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaFayette County
Monticello
Jockey Vasquez suspended at Delaware Park
Leading jockey Jacinto Vasquez received a five day suspension at Delaware Park costing him the ride on First Feather in Saturday's $50,000 Delaware Oaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanton
Del
Jacinto Vasquez
Delaware Park
First Feather
Rent That Room Through Classified Ads
Apartment seekers are invited to rent a room via the Monroe Evening Times classified section. Listings include contact details and terms for short or long term occupancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Evening Times
Pitching Takes Softball Spotlight
In last night’s Recreation Park action, FFA defeated Bennets 12-2 behind Gordy Blum two-hitter and Gene Haldiman three singles. Hughes Mobile Homes fell 13-2 to Meyers Hubers, who combined on a three-hitter. Both games ended early under the 10 run rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recreation Park
Gordy Blum
FFA
Bennets
Dale Meyers
Hubers
Hughes
Gene Haldiman
Dick Sullivan
Marion
R. Kubly
Kubly
Bennet
Bidlingmaier
Meyers
Swiggum
Dearth
Bob Wittenwyler
T. Kubly
Don Witt
Shayes Named Supervisor of Officials in NBA
Dolph Schayes was appointed supervisor of officials by the NBA after a four hour meeting. He succeeds Sid Borgia who held the post five years before retiring to focus on a private business. The board also discussed next season's schedule but released no further changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Basketball Association
Dolph Shayes
League
Schayes
Philadelphia 76Ers
Sid Borgia
Borgia
Bishop's Charities Tilt is Termed A Sellout
GREEN BAY The annual Bishop's Charities game is a sellout for the fifth consecutive year. Gene Sladky of Green Bay, general chairman, reports this year's game features the Green Bay Packers against the Pittsburgh Steelers on Aug. A total of 50 837 tickets have been sold or allocated, matching Lambeau Field capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Bay
Bishop’s Charities
Gene Sladky
Green Bay Packers
Pittsburgh Steelers
Lambeau Field
Hornung Stars In Packer Drill
Packers hold first full scale scrimmage as Paul Hornung, Dan ny Anderson compete for the halfback job. Hornung caught three passes for 38 yards and a 20 yard option to Sonny Redders, while rookie Ron Rector gained 35 yards in eight carries. Boyd Dowler scored on a 20 yard reception from Bart Starr as Ron Smith and Zeke Bratkowski mixed in at quarterback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Bay
Paul Hornung
Danny Anderson
Green Bay Packers
Texas Tech
Packers
Hornung
Sonny Redders
Stevens Point
Anderson
Vince Lombardi
Ron Rector
Northwestern
Jim Taylor
Boyd Dowler
Bart Starr
Ron Smith
Los Angeles
Smith
Zeke Bratkowski
Ondine Wins Bermuda Denmark Yacht Race
Ondine a 57 foot cutter owned by S. A. Long of New York was declared official Class A winner of the 3600 mile Bermuda to Denmark race. Circe a 65 foot ketch owned by Carl Hovgard of Greenwich Conn placed second and Mareden a 60 foot yawl owned by Homer Denius of Melbourne Fla finished third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copehnagen
Ondine
Byes. A. Long
New Yor
Bermuda
Denmark
Circe
Carl Hovgard
Greenwich
National Park Service Celebrates 50th Anniversary
The article notes the National Park Service marking its 50th anniversary this year, highlighting milestone events and historical context for visitors and heritage groups nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Park Service
Cubs and White Sox both post wins in Chicago action
In Chicago, Curt Simmons pitched a three hitter to lead the Cubs past the Reds 6-1 at Wrigley Field. George Altman and Ernie Banks contributed five of ten Cubs hits and three RBI as Don Kessinger added two RBI. The Cubs next host the Cardinals as Dick Ellsworth faces Don Dennis. The White Sox toppled the Indians 7-2 in Cleveland behind John Buzhardt six hitter and Floyd Robinson two run homer. Robinson hit in the first, and a ninth inning rally produced two more runs with Tom McCraw driving in two and Ken Berry scoring twice. Buzhardt improved to four decisions against ten losses. The Sox travel to Baltimore Friday with Gary Peters seeking win number seven against Billy Short.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Cubs
White Sox
Curt Simmons
Cubs
Cincinnati Reds
Wrigley Field
Cub
Leo Durocher
Simmons
Curt
George Altman
Ernie Banks
RBI
Don Kessinger
St. Louis Cardinals
Dick Ellsworth
Don Dennis
Sox
Indians
Cleveland
John Buzhardt
Floyd Robinson
Tribe
Robinson
Wayne Causey
Tom McCraw
Ken Berry
Buzhardt
Baltimore
Gary Peters
Billy Short
Badger Coaches Delay Big Plans
Madison Wisconsin football staff aimed to recruit Rich Gauthier a 6 foot 6 inch junior college transfer from San Diego City College. They planned a 30 pound weight loss and work placement with a Madison construction firm. He broke a bone in his left foot and is now on crutches with a cast delaying practice and the oversized shoulder pads awaiting his return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
University of Wisconsin
Rich Gauthier
San Diego City College
Gauthier
Wisconsin
Baseball Scoreboard Excerpt with Standings and Results
The page lists league standings for the National and American Leagues with team records win percentages and games back. It also shows Thursday results including Chicago 6 Cincinnati 1 and other scores, plus upcoming and completed games across cities such as New York, Los Angeles, San Francisco, and Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
San Fran
Los Angeles
Philadel
Houston
St. Louis
Atlanta
Cincinnati
New York
Chicago
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Detroit
Cleveland
California
Minnesota
Kansas City
Boston
Washington
Edelweiss Golf Course Begins at New Glarus
Construction started Tuesday on the Edelweiss Golf Course on the former Morris Marty farm east of New Glarus. The nine hole course is expected to be completed by early 1967.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glarus
Edelweiss
Morris Marty
Yanks and Pirates Win in Youth Baseball Action
The Yankees rallied for four runs in the final inning to beat the Twins 5 1. The Pirates edged the Astors 14 10 as Pat Molitor hit a bases loaded triple and two singles to pace the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankees
Twins
Pirates
Astors
Mark Liedschlag
Yankee
John Stormont
Terry Phillips
Fred Kundert
Claire Schwartz
Pat Molitor
Mike Ruge
Dan Mitchell
Mark Perry
Astros
Brian Brugger
Mitchell
UW Fresh Gridders To Play Two Games
Wisconsin freshman football schedule for 1966 includes two intercollegiate games. The first is a home contest versus Michigan on October 29, aligned with the varsity game. The second pits the freshmen against Illinois at Champaign on November 12, the same weekend as the Wisconsin varsity matchup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
University of Wisconsin
Badger Athletic Board
Ivan Williamson
Michigan
Wisconsin
Blizzard isolates Portillo as World Alpine Championships loom
A severe blizzard swept through Portillo Chile on Thursday isolating the resort and jeopardizing the start of the World Alpine Ski Championships set to begin August 4. Strong winds and heavy snowfall disrupted transportation and hotel access, prompting officials to monitor conditions closely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andes
Portillo
Chile
Also Mentioned on This Page
Junction House
Heeren-Coplien
Bethel Post
Twining Park
Coleader Alphorn Lounge
City Taxi
Tom’s Silo
Dormans
Bethel
Heeren
Coplien
Pat
Alphorn Lounge
Marion Mueller
Junction
Lowell Stuessy
Ken Mahikuch
Bob Prien
Wink Gruenewaldt
Eagles
Gayle Burington
Stan Hemphill
Leonard Kemprood
Don Torkelson
Bob Stamm
Burington
Dan Bahler
Larry Blaser
Jerry Dwyer
Ron Klemm
Grant Dale
Howie Olsen
Skip Brennan
Pat Lunda
Mueller Bulk
Gerber
Farm Service
Mt. Hore
Bob Hardell
Chicago Cub
Boston Red Sox
HAMMS
Schlitzblatz Pabst
Huber
Potosi
Budweiser
Millers Regal Brau
Kingsbury
FOX Head
Michelob
Swiggum’s Beverage Depot
18Th Ave
Monroe, Wis
Shayes
Chisox
Badger
Time Insurance
Lanz Agency
UW Fresh
Dan Heine
Spoerry’s Green
Chrysler
Sler Hay Motors
Dearth Motors, Inc
Highway 11
Cidak
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