Burdette Shuts Dodgers, Gives Braves Key 2-1 Win
Lew Burdette limited the Dodgers to four hits over seven innings and belted a homer, earning his ninth straight Coliseum victory as Milwaukee beat Los Angeles 2-1. Koufax took the loss despite a six game win streak. Phil Regan earned the win for Detroit in a 4-2 over New York as Cleveland and Baltimore also won.
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Lew Burdette
Los Angeles
Lew
Dodgers
Milwaukee Braves
Burdette
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
San Francisco Giants
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Lew Krausse
Kansas City
Los Angeles Angeles
Detroit
New York
Yankees
Cleveland
Indians
Baltimore
Boston
Washington
Minnesota
Chicago
White Sox
Charlie Neal
Braves
Sandy Koufax
Larry Sherry
Koufax
Milwaukee
Billy Bruton
Bill Stafford
Bruton
al Kaline
Phil Regan
Bill Skowron
Sports Scoreboard Friday and Weekend MLB Results
National League standings and results feature Cincinnati Los Angeles San Francisco Pittsburgh Milwaukee Chicago Philadelphia with several games noted. Weekends include Cincinnati 4 Philadelphia 1 and Chicago 12 San Francisco 6 while Milwaukee and Chicago play at Los Angeles and San Francisco.
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Cincinnati
Los Angeles
San Fran
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
San Francisco
Monroe Junior Legion Prepares for Beloit State Line League
The Monroe Junior Legion team enters State Line League action Monday in Beloit after a postponement. Monroes opener versus Albany was moved up from last Thursday at Recreation Park for a practice session led by coach John Cookie Walter.
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Monroe Junior Legion
Beloit
Monroe
Albany
Recreation Park
John
Cookie) Walter
Golfers To Face Open Show Down
In Birmingham Michigan 57 players entered the final 36 holes of the 61st U S Open with Bob Rosburg and Doug Sanders tied at 139 1 under par leading after two rounds. Milwaukee pro Bobby Brue started 36 holes back at 141 and battled nerves through his back nine.
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Birmingham
Mich
Bob Rosburg
Doug Sanders
Bobby Brue
Milwaukee
Rosburg
Sanders
Blue
Nunez Earns Main Bout Status at Madison Square Garden
Puerto Rican middleweight Dulio Nunez, 24, earns a main event spot at MSG against Denny Moyer after stepping in as a substitute twice at St. Nicholas Arena and winning both. Nunez, 20-3, faces Moyer, 29-4, in a 10 round bout aired on ABC.
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New York
Dulio Nunez
Nunez
St. Nicholas Arena
Madison Square Garden
Denny Moyer
Portland
Ore
Moyer
St. Nick’s
Babe Simmons
Joey Archer
Bobby Pena
Jorge Fernandez
Willie Jennings
ABC
Two Cagers Dismissed In Detroit Scandal
University of Detroit dismissed two basketball players, Charlie North and John Morgan, for admitted contacts with individuals tied to a nationwide conspiracy. The action raises the total involved to 33 players from 18 schools as the spread scandal widens.
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Detroit
Motor City
University of Detroit
Charlie North
John Morgan
Debut Star Krausse Shuts Out Angels in A’s Win
In his first pro game after a $125,000 bonus, Lew Krausse of the Athletics blanked the Angels on three singles, issued five walks, and struck out six for a 4 0 victory. Billy Bruton of the Tigers went 4-for-4 with two runs in Detroit 4 2 win over the Yankees, dropping New York from first and putting Detroit atop the standings.
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Lew Krausse
A's
Angels
Billy Bruton
Tigers
Yankees
New York
Detroit
Krausse Family Night Debut Sends Lew Jr. Off To A Dream Start
Lew Krausse Jr., 18, pitched a three hit shutout in his first pro game, a 4 0 win for the Athletics over the Angels in Kansas City. He walked five and backed by five double plays, while his father Lew Krausse Sr. watched from the stands recalling his own brief major league stint and butterfly moments.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia Athletics
Lefty Grove
George Earnshaw
Rube Walberg
Lew Krausse
Boston
Lew
Krausse
A’s
Kansas City
Lew Krausse Jr
Los Angeles Angels
Lew Jr
A's
Lew Sr
Midgets Set to Race at Windsor Oval Saturday Night
Three quarter midget racers return to Windsor Raceway for an eight event program climaxing with a 30 lap feature. Lead drivers include Bill Burgin Eddie More Jim Hook Vern Weber Vic Kupka Elmer Turner and others from Illinois Indiana and Iowa. Time trials start 7 p.m. with racing at 8 p.m. Sunday go karts follow after a 9 a.m. practice period.
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Windsor Raceway
Midwest
Frank S. Larson
Windsor Road
Meadow Mart
Rockford
Bill Burgin
Eddie More
Jim Hook
Vernweber
Vic Kupka
Elmer Turner
Waterloo
Larry Jones
LaPorte Ind
Jack Livingston
Mattoon
Ill
Arnie Long
Kewanee
Vick Watson
Mendota
Ken Moore
Ed Lothridge
Andy Herman
Rock Island
Monroe Girls Softball Suffers 26 6 Loss in Opener
The Monroe girls fall to Belmont 26 6 in Pecatonica Valley League opener. Ardelle Milestone and Holly Muenich each hit a triple. Monroe plans to play Darlington at Twining Park next Friday and may schedule Beloit next week.
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Monroe
Pecatonica Valley
Belmont
Twining Park
Darlington
Beloit
Ardelle Milestone
Holly Muenich
Park and Recreation League Schedule Highlights
The schedule lists matchups for Monday through Thursday across Park and Recreation and Recreation divisions. Notable pairings include Monroe Milling versus Park Schedule, Swiss Colony versus Park Recreation, Dorman versus SeeBees, Power and Light versus Martin's, and South Wayne against Swiss Colony.
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Firemen
Monroe Milling
Swiss Colony
Park Recreation
Dorman
SeeBees
Power and Light
Martin's
South Wayne
Grace Lutheran
St. Clare
Eagles
Milwaukee Braves sign James Perkel to Cedar Rapids contract
The Milwaukee Braves announced the signing of 18 year old James Perkel of Watertown to a Class B contract with Cedar Rapids in the Three-I League.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee Braves
James Perkel
Watertown
Cedar Rapids
Markets Review of Week Hog and Cattle Prices
Summary of hogs and cattle markets with weekly changes. Hog prices ranged from 14.50 to 18.00 per cwt across weight classes, while cattle saw steers and heifers steady to mostly steady with some declines in heavy weight prime categories. Bulls and utilities prominent, with dealers reporting 17.50 to 28.00 per cwt for various grades and weights.
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Chicago
Giants to hold two day tryout camp in Iron Mountain
The San Francisco Giants will run a two day tryout camp for northern Wisconsin and Upper Michigan boys at Iron Mountain June 23 24. Veteran scout Ray Lucas will direct the sessions at Ranger Field.
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Iron Mountain
Mich
San Francisco Giants
Wisconsin
Upper Michigan
Ray Lucas
Ranger Field
Ben Jones Buried in Rose Hill Cemetery Near Parnell
Veteran trainer Ben Jones who guided Calumet Farm thoroughbreds died Tuesday at age 78 and was buried Friday in Rose Hill Cemetery near his Parnell birthplace. The longtime horseman rose to prominence through prominent equine stables and racehorse careers.
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Ben Jones
Parnell
Rose Hill
Jones
Calumet Farm
Rent that Room Through Classified Ads in Monroe Evening Times
A short notice invites readers to rent a room via the Monroe Evening Times classified section. Details imply available room space and contact through the newspaper listings.
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Monroe Evening Times
Monroe Common Council approves payment for road work
The 1961 Monroe Common Council approves paying John V. Stauffacher Construction $2115.76 for completed improvements, citing original bid as lowest and city benefit. A separate resolution authorizes $1787 plus trade for a new police car from Johnson Ernser Pontiac. roll calls and abstentions noted. The board also schedules a June 17 parade and lists licenses expiring June 30 1961 including VFW Post 2312 and various clubs.
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John V. Stauffacher
Monroe
John V. Contractors
Mon- Stauffacher
City of
V. U. Stauffacher Construction Company
Wisconsin
Board of Public Works
Johnson- Ernser Pontiac
Police and Safety Committee
Robert L. Skattum
L. M. Johnson
Walter J. Rober
Rex N. Eyler
Orville R. Evans Sr
Eyler
Schmitz
Lester M. Johnson
Skattum
Bober
Park Board
Flistam
Monroe City Council Approves Licenses and Public Works Plans
The Monroe city council granted licenses for various businesses and ammunitions, including legion posts, cabarets, and milk dealers, with fees due by June 30 1962. It authorized amusement rides for Peter Paul Amusement Company and approved resolutions for sanitary sewers, storm sewer bids, and highway project participation. The meeting covered street plans, parking space, street lighting, monument erection, taxi cab code, and a waterworks and sewage plant discussion.
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Common Council of
City of
Monroe
Olga Share
9Th Street
Orville R. Evans Sr
Flisram
L. M. Johnson
Common Council
Peter Paul Amusement Company
Board of Public Works
22Nd Street
8Th
10Th Avenues
Bober
Eyler
Eagles Club
Twining Park
Park Board
O. N. Johnson
Simpson
Schmitz
Washington, D.C
Skattum
Kosster Fires Second No Hitter In Eight Days
Milwaukee Bay View star Jim Kosster pitched his second no hitter in eight days as Bay View routed Milwaukee South 45 to 0 in a City Conference game. Bay View had 24 hits while South committed 11 errors.
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Milwaukee
Jim Koster
Bay View High School
Milwaukee South
Bay View
South
Dancer Seeks Asylum With French Officials
A Soviet ballet dancer Rudolf Nureyev 23 broke from the Kirov Opera Ballet troupe at Le Bourget Airport and asked for asylum in France while en route to London with the group.
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Paris
le Bourget
France
Rudolf Nureyev
Kirov Opera Ballet Group
Leningrad
London
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Windsor Oval
Oaktron
Juda Ffa
First National
Helland-Hein
Baton Twirling
Gempler’s
Rockow’s
Kiwanis
Zuhike’s
Commercial
Proceedings of Common Council
Fred R. Simpson
O. N. Johnson Olin E. Flisram Rex N. Eyler
Baber
Johnson-Ernser
Pontiac
VFW
Cecil Jones
Delbert W
Donna P. Schindler
Paul P
H. Louise Dannerbeck
Eugene Hotel Corporation
George J. Hollenstein
Fred Schenkel
Turner’ Hall Club
Alden J
Lillian Hawthorne
Cheese Capital Aerie
F.C.E
Robert J. Hahlen
Synneva Smith
Martina A. Peterson
Marco G. Bregenzer
Joe F
Alois Milz
Evelyn
Legion Zilmer-Riley
Glen A. Swiggum
John Wm. Tschanz
David C
Caroline W. Cunningham
Casmer-Ruda Distributing Company
Huber Brewing Company
Harold A. Blumer
Arthur R. Spoerry Jr
George L. Geiger
Herbert J. Bergman
David J. Brinkmeier
Turner Hall Club
Sunnycroft
Tom Goetz
Jack L. Marty
Harold Ambler
Robert Trumpy
Brennan
Stauffacher Construction Co
Russel Shultz
A. F. Rote Company
Monroe Ready Mix and Material Co
Jay H. Eaton
L. M. Johnson Rex N. Eyler. Olin E. Flisram
Orville R. Evans
Ernest Koenig
L. M. Johnson Olin E. Flisram Rex N. Eyler
Alderman Eyler
Public Property Committee
Schindler
Wisconsin Power and Light Company
Bernard Poff
City
Robert L. Shattum
Civil Defense Commission
Werner Zimmerman
Walter, J. Rober
O. N. Johnson Walter J. Rober Rex N. Eyler Olin E. Flisram L. M. Johnson
Herman L. Schindler
Poft
Plate Coli Co
Bancroft
Fairmont
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