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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1966
Page
5
Jaycee sponsored Junior Champ event starts at 1 p.m. at T. R. Holyoke Athletic Field in Holyoke. Ages 13 18 field and track events run together with 9 12 before field events. Winzenried Dearth lead a special feature as Wisconsin hopes for Denver and Green Bay state meet reps.
Whitewater and Oshkosh share the team crown as Rod Sonnenburg and peers compete for Warhawks and Cheesemakers. Tom Hoffman, Pete Bell and others place in distance runs, shot put, and jumps. Placed alumni Grady Steensrud and Bill Kohn highlight club ties with Monroe and Platteville programs. The Monroe Slow Pitch League nears midseason with 26 teams in four divisions.
League play begins soon as teams complete practice games under Commissioner John Prien and assistant Jim Harke. Brodhead and South Wayne run slow pitch leagues with 10 and eight teams respectively, with South Wayne hosting two games weekly near the high school. Monroe’s Pete Mueller, a freshman at Whitewater State University, is named to NAIA Tennis Tourney squad in Kansas City alongside Bill Logeson and Ed Anderson. Dennis Laurie graduates, signaling next season's shakeup. Winners in Monroe Junior Champ Track advance to State Jaycee meet, then the National Meet in Denver if age 17-18. Rentals advertised via Classifieds in The Monroe Evening Times.
Behring Motors In League Lead Remisssn and Monroe Sales Co split their match in the Business Men's Golf League and retain first and second place. Low gross honors went to Sam Regula with a three over par 38. Fred Blane had low net with 31. Hans Hayes and Erwin Spring won birdie prizes on the eighth hole. Dick Lane, Werner Weiss fluh, Glenn Langston, Harry Olson, Ray Rupnow, Jim Grant, Emil Klarer, Richard Wagner earned prizes for low team net. Standings list Behring Motors 28% points, Monroe 27%, Bauman Kitchens 25%, Bee Line 20%, Montgomery Ward 19%, Roys Stamp Shop 17?, Eagles 17, Windy Acres 16, Johnson Pontiac 14%, Dearth Motors 12%.
Yesterday's action features Luis Aparicio of Baltimore with five singles and three runs in a 9-6 Orioles victory over California. Vern Law of the Pirates pitched a three hitter with five strikeouts, marking his fourth straight shutout against New York as Pittsburgh defeated the Mets 5-0.
Pat's Tap defeated Heeren Coplien 9 to 0 as Whitey Engelbretson Stan Rebly Skip Brennan and Daren Friedrichs led with two hits apiece. Tom's Silo Service beat Milwaukee Cheese 85 in a separate game with Roger Schneeberger and Al Preuti contributing multi hit efforts And Junction House edged Eagles No 2 with Bill Hartwig posting a triple and Joe McGuire adding a double and triple.
Brigham Young University joins Marquette’s 1966 67 basketball slate along with New York University and Villanova among nine opponents. Other listed foes include Aquinas Dayton Denver Minnesota South Carolina South Dakota Loyola Chicago Davidson St John’s DePaul Niagara Detroit. A second item notes Art Jones 34 star tackle for 1950 Oklahoma football killed when his tractor overturned on his farm near Holdenville Oklahoma.
Major and minor league style standings show Cleveland leading the American League with 28 wins and 16 losses, followed by Baltimore and Detroit as results listed. National League top San Francisco at 32-16 and Los Angeles at 29-18, with Pittsburgh and Philadelphia mid-pack. Thursday results include Washington defeating Boston 12-2, Baltimore edging California 9-6 in 10 innings, and other key games. today’s and Saturday’s half schedules list multiple matchups across both leagues. Get there safer, safer, in a dependable car. For real bar gains check the Classified ads every day.
Milwaukee reports that Graham Hill, victor in the Indianapolis 500 last year, will compete in Sunday's Rex Mays Classic 100 mile race. Jimmy Clark rides the runner up car, with Larry Dickson of Marietta, Ohio, as driver of the Hill entry. A J Foyt has purchased Clark's Lotus Ford and will drive it.
Madison special counsel Willard S. Stafford bills $52,202 for fees and expenses through March with a plan to file another April bill. Wisconsin also lists $44,896 in consultants and auditors for the trial. The state won the first round as Circuit Judge Elmer W. Roller ruled the Braves and the National League violated antitrust laws by stripping Milwaukee of its major league team. An appeal to the State Supreme Court is set for June 9.
Only one week left to file entries for the second annual statewide Kiwanis Little Olympics in Wausau. The meet runs June 16 to 18, with over 400 participants taking part last year.
Atlanta Braves were blanked by the San Francisco Giants 5-0 for their sixth straight defeat. Manager Bobby Bragan praised Denny Lemaster's strong effort despite the skid and noted Lemaster’s arm troubles seem behind him. A four-run sixth inning broke the game open after Lemaster held the Giants to two hits through five.
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