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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1965
Page
6
Chicago righty Joe Horlen blanks Baltimore for a 6-0 victory as the White Sox stay a half game behind the AL leader Minnesota. Horlen earns his ninth complete game of the year amid four double plays and a solid Chicago bullpen, despite eight hits allowed.
Fifteen year old Mike Winzenried of Monroe captures the 440 yard run in :51.4 the broad jump and the 220 dash to lead the Kiwanis state Little Olympics at Wausau. Rick Fuhs Oshkosh wins discus 165 feet 1 1/2 inches and Jim Barnhart Green Bay takes pole vault in the 17 and 18 bracket. About 440 contestants from 55 Wisconsin cities compete as the meet concludes with younger divisions today.
Lee Mitchell is invited to attend National W Club Day events at the University of Wisconsin. The weekend includes a banquet at Park Motor Inn Madison and a field house reunion luncheon with awards to coaches, with plans for entertainment by a WISN DJ and recognition of state championship coaches from 1964 and 1965.
Yesterday's Stars Batting Billy Williams of the Cubs collected three hits and drove in three runs while scoring four as Chicago beat St Louis 12 to 4. Pitching Bob Shaw of the Giants allowed only one hit a second inning homer by West Covington as San Francisco defeated Philadelphia 1 to 0.
Aaron holds a 36 hole lead at 133 nine under par in the St. Paul Open with a five under 66. Arnold Palmer sits two behind at 135 along with Joe Campbell Bob Goalby Bob Ratdorff Dean Refram and Jacky Cupit in a tight field. First round co leaders Lionel Hebert and Dick Mayer stumble in gusty winds at Keller Golf Course.
Betsy Herbert a 6 year old mare once unsold at a Montreal sale won the Canadian championship trot at Garden City Raceway in St. Catharines Ontario and qualified for the Roosevelt International Trot at Roosevelt Raceway New York on July 10. She is owned by Bill Herbert of London Ontario who bought her back for $550 after no bids at the yearling sale.
Cincinnati Reds edged Milwaukee 3-1 as Don Pavletich delivered a two run homer in the 11th inning after Joe Torre tied the game with a fourth inning homer. Sammy Ellis earned the win, Billy O'Dell took the loss, and Ken Johnson was slated to start the matinee against former Brave Joey Jay.
Henry Mercer handed Weatherly to the U S Merchant Marine Academy at Kings Point New York. Admiral Gordon McLintock said the yacht would be sailed against all comers. Douglas Mercer, son of the donor, was the academy sailing team captain in 1957.
Top-seeded Turner Howard rallied from match point in the third set to defeat Dan Bleckinger of Oshkosh and advance to the junior singles final in Chattanooga Tennessee at the Tennessee Valley Invitational.
A joint study by Olin and the Mississippi Flyway Council tests iron shot versus lead for dabbling ducks at Nile Farms. Iron pellets kill ducks within forty yards, may allow more pellets per load, and could reduce lead poisoning, with results pending council analysis.
For the first time consultants may be hired for a fee by shooting preserve operators. The North American Game Breeders and Shooting Preserve Association backs the new service to aid landowners and investors with management promotion and economics of preserves.
The Wisconsin Conservation Commission announced 1965 deer season dates from November 20 to 28 with a variable quota allowing any sex deer for parties of four in select areas. Bow season runs September 25 to November 16 and December 4 to 31. Pheasants hunt October 23 to November 28. rough grouse October 2 to November 16 in the north and navy area December 2 to 19 in the south. The panel approved purchasing 2,086 acres for parks and forests at 211,050 dollars and acquiring 35 miles of the abandoned Chicago and North Western Railway right of way between Sparta and Elroy for 12,000 dollars to serve as a scenic route.
Monroe Sales Co. tops the Business Men's Golf League at Windy Acres by one point over Behring Motors. Roy Olson shot 40 for low gross while Don Bloom and Pat Hampton earned 33s for low net. Prizes went to Olson, Bloom, Hampton and to Dewey Worseth for longest putt on No 9 and Gerald Engle Bretson for longest drive on No 7. Standings show Monroe Sales 46, Behring Motors 45, Johnson Pontiac 43, Bee Line 38 and others.
Jim Suess, after three seasons as Berlin High School head coach, resigns Friday to accept a guidance counselor role at Paynette. His teams posted an overall 6-18 record.
Between you and me New York Moose Skowron reflects on being traded from the Yankees to the Dodgers and Senators and then to the White Sox. He recalls loneliness in the National League and a revived season with Chicago, where he leads the club in RBIs while pondering retirement if the travel wears him down.
Roberta Albers, 18, University of Miami freshman, won the Women’s Collegiate Golf Championship in Gainesville. She defeated Rhonda Glenn 12 and 11, sweeping 16 of 25 holes to become the tournament’s youngest champion on a 6,409-yard Florida course. Glenn had earlier upset Arizona State’s Carol Sorenson.
A fragmentary notice signals a missing advertisement in a local paper. Readers report puzzled search efforts as they look for a vanished listing, with no clear lead on what the ad promised or where it might appear.
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