Beloit coach to lead baseball clinic at Recreation Park
Beloit high school baseball coach Harry Pohlman will conduct a baseball clinic tomorrow at 1 30 p m in Recreation Park. The event, sponsored by the Recreation Department, invites boys aged nine to 15 and fathers, with two Beloit leagues to be organized next week. Marty Deignan says Pohlman, with help from his son Mike and local players, will offer tips and pointers to improve skills.
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Harry Pohlman
Beloit
Recreation Park
Recreation Department
Marty Deignan
Deignan
Pohlman
Notre Dame University
Mike
Rollins College
DeLand
Fla
John Walter
Junior Legion
Jerry Dwyer
Ken Norder
Huber Brewers
Evashevski Named Iowa Athletic Director Transition to coaching duties noted
Forest Evashevski is appointed athletic director at the State University of Iowa. He will coach the 1960 football team until a new head coach is found, with Brechler leaving Aug 15 to become Skyline Conference commissioner. Evashevski will keep current salary of 20 000 dollars and may receive a raise.
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Iowa City
Iowa
Forest Evashevski
State University of Iowa
Arthur Barlow
Cedar Rapids
State Board of Regents
Evy
Barlow
Evashevski
Paul Brechler
Brechler
Vossler and Goetz Lead Oklahoma City Open
Ernie Vossler from Midland Texas and Bobby Goetz from Tulsa Oklahoma shot five under par 66 to lead the first round at Twin Hills Country Club in Oklahoma City. The wind, a usual factor, did not prevent the pair from grabbing the early advantage in the 6 440 yard par 71 layout.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Ernie Vossler
Bobby Goetz
Vossler
Midland
Tex
Goetz
Tulsa
Okla
Twin Hills Country Club
Tech senior Kosiancic signs with Chicago Black Hawks
John Kosiancic a senior at Michigan Tech has signed a contract with the Chicago Black Hawks of the NHL. The move adds another college alumnus to the pro ranks as the Hawks seek scoring depth this season.
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Kosiancic
Houghton, Mich
John Kosiancic
Michigan Tech
Chicago Black Hawks
National Hockey League
Commercial Bank Wins 4-1 Over First National Bank
Commercial Bank defeated First National Bank 4-1 as Daren Fredericks drove in two with a fourth inning triple. Bobby Prien earned the win with four strikeouts, while Al Olson took the loss after allowing eight hits. Paulson scored the YMCA’s lone run on a steal home after a fourth inning triple.
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John Prien
Commercial Bank
First National Bank
Daren Fredericks
Bobby Prien
Fredericks
Prien
YMCAA
al Olson
Commercial
Paulson
YMCA
Pet Milk
Larry Rackow
Prowntown
Dick Boelk
Grant Dale
Pet Kurler Rutsch
Moose
LaCrosse Holds Third at NAIA Golf Championship
La Crosse State retained third place at the NAIA golf championships in Bemidji Minnesota after 54 holes with a team total of 936 strokes. Lamar College led with 888 while Central Oklahoma State stood at 984. Bill Wright of Western Washington led individuals with 214.
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Bemidji
Minn
la Crosse State
National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics
Lamar College of
Room for Rent Advertised in Monroe Evening Times
Classified ad offers a room for rent in Monroe with details for prospective tenants. Contact information and pricing are provided in the listing within the Monroe Evening Times.
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Monroe Evening Times
Robinson Favored In Rematch For Middleweight Crown
Sugar Ray Robinson holds an 8 to 5 favorite position to retain his unbeaten rematch record against Paul Pender in a two state middleweight title fight in Boston. Gate receipts tied up by court orders hours before weigh-in underscore the courtroom drama surrounding the bout.
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Sugar Ray Robinson
Paul Pender
Massachusetts Boxing Commission
Pender
Sugar Ray
New York
Massachusetts
Robinson
NBC
Boston - Providence
National Boxing Association
Sam Silverman
Charles Bolster
Baltimore
Sugar
Maryland
Nuno Cam
Silverman
Boston Garden Arena Corp
Ender
Ray
Giants Suffer Sixth Loss as NL Race Tightens
The San Francisco Giants open a four game set with Milwaukee and Pittsburgh after a 7-4 defeat to Cincinnati. Pittsburgh beat Chicago 11-3 while Milwaukee edged Los Angeles 6-4 behind Lew Burdette. The Dodgers fell 7-4 as Don Drysdale exited after a rough seventh.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Giants
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Braves
Cincinnati
Pirates
Chicago
Cubs
Bowling Association Party Set For Saturday Evening
The Monroe Men's Bowling Association will hold its annual party tomorrow at 8 30 p m in Turner Hall. Team sponsors and bowlers are invited to attend.
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The
Monroe Bowling Association
Monroe Men’s Bowling Association
Turner Hall
Rural to urban shift in Canada since 1891
The data contrast Canada’s 19th century population distribution with contemporary patterns, noting that in 1891 more than two thirds lived rurally while current figures show about two thirds in urban areas.
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Canada
Opposition Seen To Deer Season Proposals In Wisconsin
Madison backers push a north Nov 12 and statewide deer season with hearings in 16 counties showing stronger support for a 14 day hunt and party permits. Opposed are limits on pike, mourning dove hunt, and strict trout size limits while waterfowl tagging and six geese limits loom for debate.
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Roger Blobaum
Madison
Conservation Department
Department
The
Conservation Congress
Conservation Commission
Adams
Florence
Kewaunee
Oneida
Polk
Portage
Lansing A. Parker
Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife
Congress
Vacation Visitors and Local Callers Noted Around Monticello
Miss Marion Hefty of Madison on a week long vacation visiting the Werner Heftys. Madison residents Mrs. Doris Wagner and Curt Curtis, and Mrs. Sylvia Curtis called Thursday evening. Mrs. Jim Rogers with Debby and Rodney from Lanark Illinois stayed overnight with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Abbott.
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Marion Hefty
Madison
Werner Heftys
Helen Myers
Mary
Mildred
Monroe
Doris Wagner
Curt
Sylvia Curtis
Jim Rogers
Debby
Rodney
Lanark
Ill
Fred Abbott
Verona Beats Hollandale in Home Talent League Showdown
Verona Top Hollandale 5 to 3 to climb to second place in the Southern Section. Lauren Christian collected four hits in six at bats for Verona. Keith Stamm struck out 13 Hollandale batters while allowing seven hits in the win.
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Verona
Hollandale
Lauren Christian
Keith Stamm
Arcaro Gets Venetian Way for Belmont Stakes Ride
Eddie Arcaro will ride Venetian Way in the 92nd Belmont Stakes as trainer Vic Sovinski seeks a victory run. The 44-year-old jockey replaces prior riders after a frustrating sequence of defeats including the Preakness and Jersey Derby. Venetian Way aims for a Derby winner revival and a personal record of seven victories in the 1 1/2 mile race.
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New York
Eddie Arcaro
Venetian Way
Eddie
Vic Sovinski
Arcaro
Isaac Blumberg
Sunny Blue Farm
Sovinski
Bill Hartack
Venetian
Hartack
Steve Brooks
Garden State Park
Brooks
Trickel and Lovelace Receive College Letters
Robert Trickel and Bill Lovelace, former Monroe high school athletes, were awarded Platteville State College spring sport letters announced by athletic director John Barth. Trickel earned a letter in tennis and Lovelace in golf.
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Robert Trickel
Bill Lovelace
Monroe
Platteville State College
John Barth
Trickel
Lovelace
Stars Rally Twice in Doubleheader Sweep
Yesterday's stars included Frank Bolling of the Tigers driving in five runs with two homers and a double in a two night doubleheader sweep over the Orioles. Bolling powered a two run homer in the opener 7-5 and added a fifth inning two run shot for a 7-4 win in game two. Bill Henry of the Reds earned a 7-4 victory over the Giants with 12-3 innings of perfect relief, fanning Willie McCovey and retiring Willie Kirkland with the bases loaded in the eighth. Chile in South America is rich in nitrates iodine and copper.
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Frank Bolling
Tigers
Orioles
Bill Henry
Reds
Giants
Willie McCovey
Willie Kirkland
Indians Yankees Meet in Four Game Openers at Yankee Stadium
The Cleveland Indians arrive atop the AL with an 11 game lead as they face the revived New York Yankees in the opener of a four game series at Yankee Stadium. Cleveland has won five straight after sweeping Boston while Baltimore faltered, Detroit swept the Orioles with two big wins, and Detroit kept pace with a pair of Frank Bolling homers and a late five run rally. Mickey Mantle provided power for the Yankees and Kansas City ended a five game skid with a win at Washington. A classified ad closes with a note about opportunity.
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Associated Press
Cleveland Indians
Baltimore
Yankee Stadium
New York Yankees
Cleveland
Boston
Red Sox
Detroit
Tigers
Orioles
Yankees
Chicago
White Sox
Kansas City
Washington
George Strickland
Bill Meonbouquette
Frank Bolling
Arnie Portocarrero
Tiger
Hal
Skinny
Baseball and hockey score roundup with standings
A compact recap of MLB and NBA style scoreboard results shows Cleveland 3 Boston 2 and Detroit 77 Baltimore 54, New York 5 Chicago 2, Kansas City 7 Washington 2 with Friday and Saturday schedule notes. The National League table lists Pittsburgh 17 games at .646, San Francisco 20 games at .600, Milwaukee 23 at .561, Cincinnati 25 at .500, Los Angeles 22 at .449, Chicago 18 at .419, Philadelphia 18 at .367, with Thursday results and upcoming games Pittsburgh at St Louis and Cincinnati at Los Angeles among others.
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Cleveland
Baltimore
New York
Washington
Kansas City
Boston
Detroit
Chicago
Pittsburgh
San Fran
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Eo. Sa
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
San Francisco
St. Louis
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Frank Torre
Burdette
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Wally Moon
Junior Gilliam
Dodgers
Jerry Lynch
Jack Sanford
O’dell
Willie Jones
Don Hoak
Glen Hobbie
Chas. D. Bloom
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Swiggum
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18Th Ave
Bowling Association
Congress Group
Monticello
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Monticello Livestock
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Darlington
Wis
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Feu
Chile
South America
Lanz Agency
Sun
Roger Bright
Polka
Wayne Brege
Joan Lehr
Turner
Monroe, Wis
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