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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1966

Page

5

Little League Season Opens Monday With Rosters Listed

Kim Kindschi announced the 1966 Midget and Little League seasons begin Monday June 20 at Twining Park. Eight Midget and seven Little League players are required to start a game. Indians Twins and other teams are listed with captains and squad members. Schedule shows Indians vs Twins at 1:00 and Astros vs Giants at 2:30.

Kim Kindschi Twining Park Pool Bulletin Board The Times Dodgers Paul Stiles Dave Roethe Bob Trumpy Kirk Grundahl Benhi Ruch Larry Hanson Mike Ramthum Pat Ramthum Mark Pankau Ken Rufener Dan Leach Giants Ross Williams Ron Golachson Bob Gordee Roger Price Jim Ripp Dana Weiss Frank Rast Bill Richards Jim Kuster Steve Bergman Larry Weckerly Astros Mark Perry Dave Moon Nick Tim Dearth Jim Schutte Jack Allen Kevin Winkler Les Johnson Randy Tackett Steve Ott Dave Tertin Pirates Mike Ruge Steve Allen Brian Brugger Dennis Haegele Jim Connors Nick Kessenich Walt Rufener Joe Mueller Bill Ruda Dan Jacobs Bob Sylvis Kindschi Indians Twins

Buckpasser Returns to Stakes Action at Delaware Park

Buckpasser the 1965 two year old champion returns to stakes racing in the Leonard Richards at Delaware Park in a 1 1 4 miles $35 000 added event. His performance could shape his bid for the three year old crown as Kauai King and Amberoid had early takes. The son of Tom Fool and Busanda won the Everglades and Flamingo at Hialeah before a setback and a June 4 return at Aqueduct with a six furlong win over older horses.

Buckpasser Leonard Richards Delaware Park Tile Amberoid Tom Fool Busanda Hialeah Park

Madison area grads head to weeklong commencements

Graduates at Madison high schools have ceremonies this week, weeks after many peers due to late trips. Sophomore Tom Tracy led Racine Horlick at the state golf tournament with 160 for 36 holes, helping Rebels place third behind Madison East and Madison West. Scott Erickson, Monroe native, will attend the University of Minnesota Morris this fall after serving in student government and earning honors.

Jim Dearth Stu Voigt Madison West Jim California Stu Voigt Madison Soph Tom Tracy Tom Racine Horlick West Bend Rebels Madison East Pat Ransdell Monroe Tom Ransdells Milwaukee Scott Erickson O. N. Johnson Minneapolis University of Minnesota Morris Scott Eleanor Johnson

Racing the Horses Weekend Sport for Fans in Japan

Tokyo crowds pack Fuchu on Derby Day with a Japan Derby crowd of 120000 and a 10 race program producing a Japanese betting total of 5 043000. Churchill Downs saw 100000 fans wager 5 308285 on nine races last May. The world single day record 6120631 at the Ageduct track on May 31 1965 with 73435 in attendance.

Tokyo Fuchu Track Epsom Louisville Churchill Downs New York Age Duct

White Sox sweep KC as McCraw blasts grand slam

Tom McCraw led Chicago to a double header sweep over Kansas City scoring three runs in the first game and driving in all runs in the nightcap with a grand slam and a bases empty homer. Pete Richert threw one hit ball with 19 straight retired as Washington beat Baltimore 2-1.

Tom McCraw Chicago White Sox Kansas City Pete Richert Washington Senators Baltimore

Woodford Grade School Sealed Bids for Bus Transport

Richard Schliem, Clerk, Woodford Grade School, invites sealed bids by June 30 1966 for bus transportation for one term from August 1966 through May 1967. Service must meet state requirements. Contact Woodford School Board for details. Right to reject any or all bids reserved.

Richard Schliem Woodford Woodford School Board

Juda Leads Minor Loop in Softball Action

Agrico evened its record by beating Pleasant Hill 7 3 behind Ken Krattiger who struck out 11. Bank of Juda defeated Bernet s 14 9 with Krattiger collecting two hits and three runs. Bertalot led Agrico with two hits and two runs after a double and a triple. Marian led Bernet s with a single and a triple. The Minor League standings were presented next.

Agrico Pleasant Hill Ken Krattiger Thee Bank of Juda Bernet Krattiger Bertalot Schilt Reinmann Clark Stuckey Spark Pleasant Hill Bank of Judo Zimmerman Buhlmann Leaver Beutel M. Affolter Palmer Davis Scott B. Affolter Marian Kubly Vickers Schidt

Monroe Sales Behring Leaders In Windy Acres Golf Standings

In a Windy Acres Businessmen Golf League match Monroe Sales Co defeated Bau mans Kitchens 7 to 3 to tie Behring Motors for first with 40 points. Pat Wuetrich shot 37 to lead low gross and won low net while Fred Blanc and others shared blind bogey prizes. Remaining standings list Montgomery Ward 34 percent, Windy Acres 32, Bee Line 31, Bau mans Kitchens 29, Boys Stamp Shop 26, Eagles 24, Johnson Pontiac 22, Dearth Motors 18.

Businessmen’s Golf League Windy Acres Monroe Sales Co Bauman Kitchens Pat Wuetrich Wuetrich Fred Blanc Hans Hays Sam Regula Roy Olson Virgil Brunkow Ray Rupnow Harry Buholzer Bart Pickett Harry Olson Don Bloom Ray Myers Roger Severson Mort Wittner Dick Lane Ken Norder Behring Motors and Montgomery Ward Bee Line Bauman’s Kitchens Boys Stamp Shop Eagles Johnson Pontiac Dearth Motors

Alou Delivers Solo Homers For Braves This Season

Felipe Alou of the Atlanta Braves has hit 14 home runs this season with each blast yielding solo runs. His 14th homer came Thursday night against the New York Mets as a solo shot.

Alou Atlanta Felipe Alou Atlanta Braves New York Mets

National League standings and results recap

San Francisco leads the NL with 39 wins after a 2 1 victory over Houston. Pittsburgh beats St Louis 2 1, Atlanta thumps New York 17 1, Philadelphia defeats Cincinnati 12 5, and Chicago tops Los Angeles 5 3. AL notes Baltimore and Cleveland lead their division as Detroit and California post wins. TV note: NHL U.S. telecast package considered.

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

Lancaster High School Coach Re Signs After Resignation

Erv Kunesh resumes the head football coaching job at Lancaster High School on Thursday after previously resigning. He returns to lead the program and guide the team this season.

Lancaster Erv Kunesh Lancaster High School

St Johns Slowpitch Triumph Opens Season Victory over Bethel

St Johns outhits Bethel 15 to 2 for their first win of the year as Fred Blanc Hans Sulzer Werner Vogel and Arlie Vogel lead with three hits apiece and Sulzer drives in four. In Open League Hubers tops Pat's Tap No 1 15 6 for first place. Pat's Tap No 2 defeats Eagles No 2 16 9.

John Prien St. John’s Bethel Hubers Pat’s Tap No Tap Eagles Fred Blanc Hans Sulzer Werner Vogel Arlie Vogel Sulzer Ken Mahlbuch Stamm Bill Moon Bill Tuescher Huber Pat Joe

Claridge to Start Falcons In Exhibition Opener

Dennis Claridge will start for the Atlanta Falcons in the opening exhibition game. The Nebraska graduate has to fend off a pair of rookies for the regular season job with Green Bay Packers experience.

Atlanta, Ga Dennis Claridge Green Bay Packers Atlanta Falcons Nebraska Falcons

Casualty Figures Show U S Losses in Vietnam War

A study reports 3,804 U S service members killed in Vietnam through nearly 50 years of conflict, with 3,454 deaths since June 1, 1965. South Vietnam records about 11,000 battle deaths in the period since June 1965.

New York Viet Nam United States

Packers Sent To Guard Training At Camp McCoy

Four Green Bay Packers players enlist in summer military drill with the 32nd Wisconsin National Guard Division. Danny Anderson, Jim Grabowski, Bob Long join for basic training with the 339th Regiment of the 84th Army Reserve Division while Lionel Aldridge trains with the 291st Engineer Battalion. Anderson and Grabowski were college backs drafted by the Packers.

Camp Mccoy Green Bay Packers Wisconsin National Guard Danny Anderson Jim Grabowski Bob Long Lionel Aldridge 32Nd 339Th Regiment 84Th Army Reserve Division Aldridge Green Bay Anderson Texas Tech Grab

Rent that room through Classified ads in The Monroe Evening Times

A brief note urges readers to use classified ads in The Monroe Evening Times to rent a room. It signals available rooms and how to contact for details.

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