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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1964

Page

7

Slowpitch action at Twining Park sees two shutouts

White Haven defeated Dorman's 3-1 as Del Brandenburg sparked the attack with a double. South Wayne blanked EUB No. 1 10-0 with Chuck Hammerl contributing three singles to a seven hit effort. Wisconsin Liquid Feed routed EUR No. 15-0 behind Gus Martini and multiple RBI hits.

Twining Park Nell White Haven Dorman South Wayne Wisconsin Gayle Quinn Dormans Russ Bainbridge EUB del Barrett Barry Bartlett Ken Mahikuch Bud Wilde Gary Brewer Gus Martini Wisconsin Liquid Feed Dave Ambler Cal Erickson Terry Stamm Wilde

Indians Giants Win In Midget League Action

Indians beat Yankees 146. Giants defeated Braves 6 to 4. Jim Connors led the Indians with patient plate appearances. Bob Gordee tripled to drive in three for the Yanks in the first inning. Chuck Will led the Giants with a 3 for 3 to drive in two. Randy Naef earned the win for the Braves game and Mike Mulligan took the loss. Kim Kindschi reminded members of the All-Star team of the 1 PM practice at Twining Park.

Indians Yankees Giants Braves Jim Connors Yankee Bob Gordee Yanks Brian Brugier Kevin Winkler Chuck Will Mike Wells Randy Naef Mike Mulligan Kim Kindschi Twining Park

Tom Bettis Retires After Nine NFL Seasons

Former Green Bay Packers linebacker Tom Bettis informed Chicago Bears coach George Halas of his retirement after nine NFL seasons. Bettis will work in Green Bay in advertising while continuing as a Bears talent scout at Big Ten schools and as a game scout. He was Packers first draft pick in 1953 after Purdue and played seven seasons in Green Bay before a trade to Pittsburgh and then to the Bears last year.

Rensseleak Via Green Bay Tom Bettis Chicago Bear George Halas Bettis Wis Bears Packers Purdue Pittsburgh

Pirates Stars Bat For Cycle In 13 To 2 Win Over Cardinals

Willie Stargell of the Pirates hit for the cycle with a single double triple and homer driving in three as Pittsburgh toppled St Louis 13 to 2 in an 18 hit attack. Sandy Koufax of the Dodgers won his 11th straight and 15th of the season pitching his sixth shutout four hits and 12 strikeouts to beat Houston 10 to 0.

Willie Stargell Pirates St. Louis Sandy Koufax Dodgers Houston

Elk and mountain wildlife at McKittrick Canyon

McKittrick Canyon hosts Texas's sole remaining herd of wild elk and likely the last mountain sheep and mountain lions in the region.

McKittrick Canyon Texas

Time Still Remains Twins Need Streak To Capture Pennant

Minnesota facing seventh loss in a row as Sam Mele pushes for a comeback. Rocky Colavito hit a two run homer in the ninth to lift the Athletics 6 4 over the Twins. Mele says there is still time for a miracle run to trim a 10½ game deficit in the pennant race.

Minneapolis ST. Paul Sam Mele Minnesota Twins Mele Twins Los Angeles Washington Kansas City Athletics Rocky Colavito Minnesota

Hornung Impresses Packers Scrimmage In Contact Session

Packers halfback Paul Hornung, back in action after a year’s suspension, starred in a controlled scrimmage at Green Bay. He absorbed hits from veterans Willie Davis and Henry Jordan but stayed on his feet, showing top condition as the offense faced the defense. Dennis Claridge, a prized rookie, was sent to the College All-Star camp due to injuries to others, with the All-Stars set to meet the Bears in Chicago on August 7.

Green Bay Paul Hornung Hornung Willie Davis Dave Hanner Henry Jordan Urban Henry Vince Lombardi Packers Dennis Claridge Nebraska Evanston Ill Otto Graham Claridge Bears Chicago

Baseball Standings and Late Results Overview

The American League standings show New York 55 wins, Baltimore 56, Chicago 55, Los Angeles 50, Minnesota 47, Detroit 47, Boston 46, Cleveland 42, Kansas City 35, Washington 36. Wednesday’s scores include New York 6 Washington 3 and Cleveland 7 Baltimore 4. In the National League Philadelphia leads with 54 wins, San Francisco 55, Cincinnati 51, Pittsburgh 47, Milwaukee 47, St. Louis 47, Chicago 46, Los Angeles 46, Houston 43, New York 29, San Francisco 7 Chicago 3.

New York Baltimore Chicago Los Angeles Minnesota Detroit Boston Cleveland Kansas City Washington Philadelphia San Francisco Cincinnati Pittsburgh Milwaukee St. Louis Houston

Musky Action Highlights Wisconsin Fishing Week

Wisconsin conservation officials report muskies leading the week with 35 pounder from Chippewa Flowage and a 26 pounder from Butternut Lake. Counties Eau Claire Iron Manitowoc Price Sawyer show musky action while Waupaca Chain O Lakes offer strong northern pike and bass fishing. Panfish are widespread and a Lake Superior lake trout catch tops ten pounds with a 10 and a half pound walleye reported in Columbia County.

Madison Wisconsin Conservation Department Sawyer County Butternut Lake Price Eau Claire Iron Manitowoc Sawyer Waupaca Chain-O-Lakes Apostle Islands Lake Superior Columbia County

Windy Loop golf standings tie as Swingers Birdies lead

The Swingers and Birdies each tallied 26 points to share first in the Windy Acres Wednesday Night Golf League. The Deep Freezers moved from sixth to fourth with a 5 percent margin over The Mustangs, prizes awarded for high and low gross and net. Roy Hefty and Sam Rogula tied for low gross at 38, Hefty took low net, Chuck Pickett earned both high gross and high net.

Whates Windy Acres Deep Freezers Mustangs Roy Hefty Sam Rogula Hefty Chuck Pickett Max Harms Rogula Sandbaggers Duracleans Rejects

Albany Tour News From Albany by Mrs William Steindorf

Mr and Mrs Kenneth Klossner are on a 10 day tour to New York Washington D C Niagara Falls and Canada Genevieve Reinitz surgical patient at Methodist hospital Madison for nearly four weeks is to return home this weekend Aaron Sharpe has returned from the VA hospital Madison where he underwent surgery Mr and Mrs Alvin Petersen Willard Zimmerli and Mr Olive Petersen were Sunday visitors at the home of the latter s son Harry Petersen Wisconsin Dells He has been hospitalized John Whalen employed at Beloit Corp accompanied company officials to New York City for two days They went by plane

Kenneth Klossner New York Washington D.C Niagara Falls Canada Genevieve Reinitz Methodist Hospital Madison Aaron Sharpe Alvin Petersen Willard Zimmerli Olive Petersen Harry Petersen Wisconsin Dells John Whalen Beloit Corp New York City

White Sox and Cubs Fall in San Francisco and Los Angeles

The White Sox drop to 2 1/2 games behind the Yankees after a passed ball and wrong-field homers doom Chicago in San Francisco. Los Angeles Angels walk off 3-2 as Willie Smith scores the winning run in the ninth. Hal Lanier and Orlando Cepeda homer for the Giants in a 7-3 Cubs loss.

Chicago Chicago White Sox Cubs San Francisco Willie Smith Hoyt Wilhelm J. C. Martin Los Angeles Angels Sox New York Wilhelm Joel Horlen Horlen Don Buford Pete Ward Newman Bob Lee Hal Lanier Orlando Cepeda Giants Larry Jackson Billy O'Dell

Speaker for Parley Madison Addresses Status of Women

Mrs. Mary Dublin Keyserling head of the women's bureau at the Department of Labor will address the Governor's Commission on the Status of Women in Madison next Tuesday, according to Gov. John W. Reynolds.

Madison Mary Dublin Keyserling Women’s Bureau The Department of Labor Governor's Commission On the Status of Women John W. Reynolds

New Glarus Set For School Vote

New Glarus polls open 1 to 8 p.m. Monday for daytime school board election. Mrs. Millard Peters and Don Ott seek two director seats, succeeding George Hartman and Mrs. Peters. Meeting will review Pet Milk garage purchase, heating system survey, and budget with a slight mill rate increase to 0.01182 for operational needs. The 1964-65 budget anticipates $525,044.25 total, $246,119 local taxes, with major items including lunch program equipment and a stage curtain. A $3,300 mixer and dishwasher will replace one part-time worker, saving about $1,800 yearly. bus route rearrangement and a 36-passenger spare bus are planned.

NEW Glarus Millard Peters Don Ott Peters George Hartman Pet Milk Co

Monticello School District Eyes Elementary Building Addition

MONTICELLO Times Special reports the Monticello Public Schools board seeks approval at the Monday meeting for an elementary building addition and lunch room with heating facilities. Additional rooms would free space in the current high school for high school use, and the budget of 231,470 dollars is on the agenda along with tax considerations.

Monticello Electors of St. Dist. No. 3 Monticello Public Schools

Levy Proposal Details for School District Budget

The district plans a levy of 144650, $22000 below last year, with estimated non tax revenues at 95800 and equalized value at 12501300. The levy implies a tax rate of 11.57 per 1000, $2.33 below last year, partially offset by about 1 loss from the state Trust Fund on county taxes. Three board seats expire, with candidates including Mrs. Esther Freitag, Mrs. Lillian Hefty, and Frederick W Schuler.

Esther Freitag Lillian Hefty Frederick W .Schuler

Two Trucks Involved In Monroe Accident

A crash in the 1600 block of 12th street involved two trucks. Carl L. Davis of Brodhead drove a truck owned by Leon Bramble, while Harold A. Rudhti of 2215 9th street drove a truck owned by Fred Lanz Hardware Co. The mishap happened at 3 38 p m when the Davis truck started after stopping and rolled into Rudhti’s vehicle. A separate hit and run was reported at 5 37 p m. A car parked at 1803 16th avenue owned by Leona J Hanson was struck by an unidentified vehicle in the 1000 block of 15th avenue.

Carl L. Davis Brodhead Leon Bramble Harold A. Rudhti 9Th Street Fred Lanz Hardware Co 16Th Avenue 12Th Street Davis Rudhti Leona J. Hanson 15Th Avenue

Cardinals recall two veterans for St Louis lineup

The St Louis Cardinals called up left handed pitcher Gordon Richardson from Jacksonville and third baseman Ed Spiezio from Tulsa on Wednesday night to join the team. They optioned utility infielder Phil Gagliano to Jacksonville and bonus pitcher Dave Bakenhaster to Winnipeg to clear space for the newcomers.

Cardinals ST. Louis St. Louis Cardinals Gordon Richardson Jacksonville Ed Spiezio Tulsa Phil Gagliano Dave Bakenhaster Winnipeg

Juda By Mabel E. Bouer

Mrs Ellen Knobel and daughter Barbara and Mrs Jessie Wardlow Freeport called at the William Arn home Mrs Arn and Mrs Tony Williams Brodhead were shoppers in Monroe Mr and Mrs George Quinacey Platteville spent a week at the Earl Grentow home Spending Sunday at the Miller cottage at Lake Kegonsa were Mr and Mrs Ben Miller Russell Matzke and family Bruce and Tom Matzke Rockford Mr and Mrs E P Haberman Monroe Jerry Gallagher and family Freeport and the Walter Haberman family Footville The William Arn family accompanied by Miss Sharon Hanson Blanchardville were in Janesville and also called on Mrs Linda Schaefer Beloit Mr and Mrs Earl Grenzow and family attended the Free Methodist Camp at Oregon Sunday Mr and Mrs Bert Albright Florida called on Mines Elsie Niedermeier and Maude Salzwedel Mr and Mrs Paul Matzke accompanied his parents Mr and Mrs Arthur Matzke to Western Nebraska Only 3 per cent of Norway is under cultivation

Ellen Knobel Barbara Jessie Wardlow Freeport William Arn Arn Tony Williams Brodhead Monroe George Quincey Platteville Earl E. P. Haberman Jerry Gallagher Walter Haberman Footville Sharon Hanson Blanchardville Janesville Linda Schaefer Beloit Earl Grenzow Oregon Bert Albright Florida Elsie Niedermeier Maude Salzwedel Paul Matzke Arthur Matzke Western, Neb

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