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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1962
Page
5
In St Louis, Koufax and Gibson matched zeroes through eight innings until Davis delivered a 350-foot homer for the Dodgers breaking the scoreless tie. Davis pushed his RBI total to 69 as Los Angeles moved within one game of first place.
Park programs list tonight feature White Haven against Dorman at 7 and Recreation with Monroe Milling at 8 and South Wayne versus Huber Beer at 9. Tomorrow includes Firemen facing Crandall's at 7 and Martin's meeting Power and Light at 8 and Grace Lutheran versus Moose at 9. Recreation games include Zwicker's versus Chalet Cheese at 7:30 and Kiwanis against South Wayne at 8:45.
Monticello Cub Scout Pack attended the Flag Day and Charter Day ceremony at Freeport Junior High School stadium. They received a citation for completing the goal in opening the Door for More and a participation ribbon for the pack flag. Attending leaders were Mr and Mrs Lyle Sinnett Dean and Susan and Joseph Bloxham.
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Monroe FFA (1-2) rallied in the seventh with three runs on two walks a double by Dale Myers and an error to beat Zuhike’s (3-1) 7-6 in minor league action. Elwyn Drye added a double in a five hit FFA attack as Myers allowed four hits and seven strikeouts.
Fullback Jim Taylor, the NFL touchdown leader last season, agrees to terms for 1962 with the Green Bay Packers. Coach Vince Lombardi announced Taylor is from Baton Rouge Louisiana and posted 16 touchdowns, 15 rushing, and 1 receiving. He tied for third in scoring with 96 points, ran for 1,307 yards on 243 carries at 5.4 yards per attempt, and caught 25 passes for 175 yards and one TD.
Yesterday's Stars detail Hank Aaron driving in five runs with a grand slam and two singles, becoming the second NL hitter to loft a ball into the left center bleachers at the Polo Grounds as Milwaukee beat New York 7-1. Sandy Koufax fanned nine in a five hit 1-0 Dodgers win over St Louis, widening LA's NL lead to 1½ games.
George Sargent, native of England and longtime golf figure, died at 79. He won the 1909 U S Open at Englewood New Jersey with a record 290 and later served as president of the National Professional Golf Association.
Monday results include Minnesota 9 Kansas City 4 and Cincinnati 6 Pittsburgh 4. National League standings show Los Angeles 46 23 .667 lead, followed by San Francisco and Cincinnati. Monday games featured Cincinnati 6 4 Pittsburgh 5 2 and Milwaukee 7 New York 1 with upcoming interleague matchups.
Maple Leaf center Leonard Red Kelly secured a Liberal seat in Parliament after a political debut on Monday. The popular hockey star moves from the rink to federal politics, signaling a notable crossover for Toronto sports figures.
The SeeBees improved to 3-1 with a 12 to 0 shutout over Jaycees (1-3) as Dave Seeholzer homered and Gary Ruge joined with two doubles in a 15 hit attack. Eagles No 1 beat Swiss Colony 2 to 1 and Badger Ag defeated Eagles No 2 16 to 7. Swiss Colony had four hits total.
Gerald Graves 21 of Indianapolis pleaded guilty to failing to disperse from an unlawful assembly during Elkhart Lake riot. He was fined 84.50 dollars and 15.50 dollars in costs. Other rioters were scheduled for court appearances.
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Co. B underwent a 24 hour survival evasion and escape drill at Fort Lewis Washington ending at noon. The unit split into small groups to penetrate enemy lines without capture. if captured they faced POW conditions.
William Riese and Lee Lockwood were initiated into the Blue Goose Association at a Ft. Lewis dinner with their wives as guests. First Lt. Donald Heggestad served as master of ceremonies for the Stoughton unit event. Maj. J. Burgy, president of the Little Blue organization, holds the mascot blue goose along with other 128th Infantry officers.
Otto Erzinger a company supply sergeant returns a signed contract to teach in the Albany village school system next year. He has been on leave from teaching at Smiley rural area now attached to the village.
Mrs. Paul Will, Albany school teacher, has joined her husband PFC Will for the duration of service in Tacoma. He serves with Headquarters and Headquarters, out of Elkhorn, in the personnel department. Mrs. Will was accompanied by Miss Maris Malcock who returned to Albany after visiting Sp4 and Mrs. Dwight Bump Jr. and attending the World's Fair.
Braulio Baeza rode four winners at Belmont Park on Monday including Affectionately in the National Stallion Stake for 2 year old fillies. Affectionately unbeaten in six starts paid 2.30 for 2 dollars in victory for Mrs. Ethel D Jacobs.
The high court agreed to review the Georgia county unit vote system used in Democratic primaries, a system struck down by a federal court. It will not hear the case until the fall term, leaving the Sept. 12 primary unresolved. Justice Harlan signaled possible stay relief for Georgia officials. The system awards county unit votes and has been criticized as disadvantaging metropolitan voters.
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