Monroe swimmers cruise over Greendale 147 to 95
The Monroe swimming team opened its 1962 season with a 147 to 95 win over Greendale at the Greendale High School pool. Fifty-two Monroe swimmers competed as Anne Wells and Dan Pickett led with multiple firsts and standout times in the 15 and over and 11 12 divisions.
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Monroe
Greendale
Milwaukee
Anne Wells
Donna Holcomb
Karen Jacobs
Dan Pickett
Ken Pick
Kathy Hayes
Donna Swiggum
Mary Jo Urban
Kathy Norton
Bernadine Purcell
John Etter
Greg Wagner
Ann Wells
Baseball Scores And Standings Snapshot
Saturday results show Baltimore over Boston 5-3 Chicago 6-1 over Kansas City Washington 5-3 Cleveland New York 8-4 over Detroit Minnesota 5-0 over Los Angeles Sunday totals New York 9 Detroit 7 in 22 innings Los Angeles 3-7 Minnesota 2-6 first 10 innings Chicago 6-2 over Kansas City Washington 3-2 Cleveland 1-4 Boston 3-8 Baltimore 2-5 Today New York at Detroit Only game Tuesday Cleveland at Detroit Minnesota at New York Los Angeles at Boston Kansas City at Washington Chicago at Baltimore National standings highlights include Los Angeles 48-6 and San Francisco 46-27 two-game gap over Pittsburgh 40-31 Cincinnati 38-30 St Louis 38-31 Milwaukee 34-37 Houston 31-37 Philadelphia 30-39 Chicago 27-? New York 19-28. Saturday notes St Louis 9 Philadelphia 1 Pittsburgh 4 Chicago 3 New York 13 Houston 2 San Francisco 4 Milwaukee 2 Los Angeles 14 Cincinnati 3 San Francisco 3 Milwaukee 1 Cincinnati 12 Los Angeles 10 Philadelphia 3-1 St Louis 1-5 Chicago 4-8 Pittsburgh 3-4 Houston at New York postponed rain Houston at Philadelphia N New York at Pittsburgh N St Louis at Chicago Milwaukee at Los Angeles N Cincinnati at San Francisco Houston at Philadelphia 2 Twi-Night N
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Chicago
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Washington
Cleveland
New York
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Los Angeles
Pet
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Houston
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Robinson
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Warren Spahn
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Cubs
Phils
Mets
Pro Boxing Returns to Milwaukee Tonight
Pro boxing makes a Milwaukee debut after 26 months as lightweights Billy Braggs of Milwaukee and Eddie Armstrong of Elizabeth New Jersey meet in a 10 round feature at the Auditorium. Braggs, 24, a Lincoln High School graduate, seeks to keep his unbeaten streak intact after 19 pro fights with one draw.
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Billy Braggs
Eddie Armstrong
Elizabeth
N.J
Braggs
Milwaukee Lincoln High School
Archery Shoot Winners Listed in Monticello Event
The South Western League Archery Shoot at Marshall Bluff, Monticello, named winners across men and women sight and instinctive divisions. Champions include George Curtis, Clinton Nall, Bud Dolber, Jerry Cowley, Ray Eberhardt, Dave Holcomb, Leo Deiterle, Roger Krueger, Gary Walden, Marcia Riley, Rosemarie Wisco, Alma Tobler, Betty Aggesta, Dorothy Loehrer, Robert Wittenwyler, Fritzie Benkert, Curtis Wagner, Sandra Lageson, and Mary Ann Syse.
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Marshall Bluff
George Curtis
Madison
Clinton Nall
South Wayne
Bud Dobler
Lena
Illinois
Jerry Cowley
Ray Eberhardt
Evansville
Dave Holcomb
Monroe
Leo Deiterle
Ilinois
Roger Krueger
Brooklyn
Gary Walden
Blanchardville
Marcia Riley
Darlington
Rosemarie Wisco
Alma Tobler
Stockton
Betty Aggesta
Dorothy Loehrer
Robert Wittenwyler
Montice
Fritzie Benkert
Curtis Wagner
Sandra Lageson
Mary Ann Syse
Glarners Take Southern Lead In Home Talent Action
New Glarus beat Verona 7 6 to seize first in the Southern section while Ridgeway won 9 5 over Blanchardville and Wiota shut out Hollandale 7 0. Standings show New Glarus 5-1 and Hollendale 0-6 with other records noted.
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New Glarus
Verona
Ridgeway
Blanchardville
Wiota
Hollandale
Viota
Dodge Point
Dick Larbacher
Jerry Schliem
Norm Amundsen Named Beloit Football Coach
Beloit College in Wisconsin named Norm Amundsen as head football coach replacing Carl Melson who resigned after twelve years with the Buccaneers. Amundsen, 29, was an assistant at Coe College and a former Wisconsin and Green Bay Packer player who starred as an offensive guard in the 1952 Rose Bowl and later appeared in the Senior Bowl and North South All Star games.
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Beloit
Wis
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Norm Amundsen
Coe College
Wisconsin
Green Bay
Light AAU Meet Track Records Tumble In U S Qualifying Event
A 40 man U S team heads to Chicago and Palo Alto for upcoming meets with Poland and the Soviet Union after the Walnut California AAU meet. Key names missing include Frank Budd Lt Dave Tork and John Uelses while Ron Morris joins the 16 foot club and John Cramer posts a best jump of 15 8 1 2. Four milers go under four minutes and Al Oerter nears a world mark with a 202 2 discus throw as Bruce Kidd sets a six mile record and Murray Halberg wins the 3 mile in 13 30 6.
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Soviet Union
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Dave Tork
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Ron Morris
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U. S
University of Washington
John Cramer
Paul Grayton
Budd
Peter Radford
Great Britain
al Oerter
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Canada
Bruce Kidd
al Lawrence
Jim Beatty
Jim Grelle
Cary Weisiger
Bill Dotson
Beatty
Herb Elliott
Grelle
Weisser
Dotson
Lawrence, Kan
Murray Halberg
New Zealand
Carol Sorenson Captures Collegiate Golf Crown
Wisconsin's Carol Sorenson won the 18th annual collegiate women's golf title at the University of New Mexico course in Albuquerque. She defeated Judy Hoetmer 5 and 4 after a 2-under par 32 holes in 94-degree heat, securing her second major college win in a year.
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Albuquerque
N.M
Wisconsin
Carol Sorenson
Miss Sorenson
Janesville
Judy Hoetmer
University of Washington
Seattle
Johnson Lifts Lights To Heavyweight Title
Berlin report says Johnson aims for a world heavyweight title soon after defending his light heavyweight crown. He defeated Gustav Scholz by unanimous decision in a 15 round bout, tipping the scales at 172 1/2 pounds and signaling a move to the heavyweight division. Patterson defends against Liston in September.
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Berlin
Germany
Harold Johnson
Floyd Patterson
Sonny Liston
Johnson
Patterson
Liston
Gustav Scholz
Sex Switch Surgery Sparks Five Million Damage Suit
A Buffalo man, David Reed Cameron also known as Joan Carol Reed, sues for 5 million claiming sex change operations at Buffalo General Hospital in 1960 61 transformed him into a freak and left him unable to live as a woman. He says he attempted feminine attire briefly before reverting to his original identity.
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Buffalo
N.Y
State Supreme Court
David Reed Cameron
Buffalo General Hospital
Cameron
Joan Carol Reed
Yanks survive 22 innings in marathon with Tigers
Reed hit a decisive homer with a man on in the 2nd as the Yankees edged the Tigers 22 innings in a seven hour game at Tiger Stadium the longest in major league history. Bouton worked seven innings of three hit relief to finish.
Businessmen To Hold Picnic At New Glarus Park
New Glarus Times Special reports the New Glarus Business Association and wives will hold a picnic Wednesday evening at New Glarus Park. The sports and events committee led by co chairs David Hodgson and Henry Glaeden will run the gathering. New NGBA officers include Marshall Ingwell president a Klassy first vice president Richard Voegels second vice president and J W Schroeder secretary treasurer. Trustees are Harold Ingwell Abner Anderson David Hodgson Eugene Stuessy and H S Glaeden.
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Times
New Glarus Business Association
New Glarus Park
David Hodgson
Henry Glaeden
NGBA
Marshall Ingwell
A Klassy
Richard Voegels
J.W. Schroeder
Harold Ingwell
Abner Anderson
Eugene Stuessy
H.S. Glaeden
Auto show list of winners and attendees from Monroe event
The roster lists Mild Custom Gary Beaupre Milwaukee LaVerne Altman David Wyss Wilson Bloom Monroe as entries in various classes plus winners such as Leonard Maske Monroe in motorcycle and Joe O Roth Milwaukee for People’s Choice. Local residents Lydia Voegels Richard Voegeli Austin Texas visitors Henry Carlson Edgerton Paul Veenie, and Stauffer family members joined hospital visits and Sunday gatherings at St Clare hospital Monroe.
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Gary Beaupre
Milwaukee
LaVerne Altman
David Wyss
Wilson Bloom
Monroe
Joe O. Roth
Ron Volpe
LaSalle
Don DeMarli
Moline
Til
John C. Thompson
Canton
Ill
Dennis Cross
West Bend
Leonard Maske
Terry Cummings
Nate Bloom
Dairyland Motorcycle Club
Dale Straley
Waukegan
Deaner Probst
Jefferson
Beaupre
Milwakee
Viscouti Car Club
Kenosha
Canton, Ill
William Drakenmiller
Austin
Texas
University of Wisconsin
Thomas Brusveen
Henry Carlson
Edgerton
Paul Veenie
Veenie
St. Clare Hospital
Fred Stauffer
A. R. Felts
Freeport
Fred Abbott
Walter Haur
Elizabeth Rolph
Alda Hauge
George Griffey
Sylvia Curtis
Rosa Legler
Henry Gessler
New Glarus
Gessler
Monticello Social Notes From Mrs Curtis Column
Miss Kate and Rose Strauf fer visited Mrs Fanny Marty and Mrs Paul Weenie at St. Clare hospital Monroe. Royal Woelffer Jr and family called in from Janesville. Mrs Shirley Snively Madison stayed with aunt Helga Nicholls. Paul Thompson of Denver visited Nicholls. Ed Bently and Lillian Bast called on the Martys. Bast plans to leave for Sioux Falls after a month here. W J Reagen of Madison also called on Miss Curtis.
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Kate
Rose Strauffer
Fanny Marty
Paul Weenie
St. Clare Hospital
Monroe
Royal Woelffer Jr
Julie
Jan
Todd
Janesville
Shirley Snively
Madison
Helga Nicholls
Paul Thompson
Denver
Colo
Nicholls
Ed. Bently
Lillian Bast
Yankees Top Tigers in Third-Longest AL Game
Yesterday's nine to seven win by the New York Yankees over Detroit featured Jack Reed's first major league homer in the 22nd inning with a runner aboard. The game, noted as the third-longest in AL history, saw Marichal’s four-hitter and his 11th win as the Giants beat Warren Spahn and the Braves 3-1 on Willie Mays' two-run double in the fifth.
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Yankees
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New York Yankees
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Marichal
Warren Spahn
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Willie Mays
Tax Deductions Urged for Guard
Rep Ver non W Thompson asks the IRS to let the 32nd National Guard Division deduct wartime dislocation expenses from income tax. The Wisconsin unit, called to active duty last year and stationed at Ft Lewis, faced personal costs as families and livelihoods were disrupted.
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Vernon W. Thompson
R-Wis
Internal Revenue Service
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Wisconsin
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Cox takes Spokane Open with 16-game win for $3000 prize
Dary Lee Cox of Bellingham defeats Harry Smith of St. Louis to win the 16-game final and the $3,000 prize in the Professional Bowlers Association Spokane Open in Spokane Washington on Sunday.
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Spokane
Wash
Darylee Cox
Bellingham
Harry Smith
St. Louis
Resweber Second in AMA Half Mile Race at Ohio State Fairgrounds
Cedarsburg Wisconsin rider 8 Car rol Resweber the defending national champion finished second before an 18 000 strong crowd at the half mile Ohio State Fairgrounds track during an AMA event Sunday.
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Ohio
Carrol
Cedarsburg
Wis
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