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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1966

Page

5

Clay Sherman Fires Brilliant Score of 497

Clay Sherman of Verona shot 497 to lead 120 archers at the SFAL League and Dairy Day Shoot on the Marshall Bluff range near Monticello. Marshall Bluff won Intermediate. Curt Wagner took bare bow. Ron Vick led Mens Free Style with 492. winners include Naomi Bowman and Marcia Riley among others.

Monticello Clay Sherman Verona Marshall Bluff Green County Board Curt Wagner Robert Leuenberger Monroe Marilyn Loveland Sherman Ron Vick Janesville Bud Wisco Darlington Don Harmon Pardeeville Dick Phillips Larry Kettle Cliff Suckow Arnolds Alme Belleville Marcia Riley Pat Flaherty Madison Bare Bow Naomi Bowman Benton Karen Capps Sandra Montange Bonnie Ruth Bowman Zane Riley

Fond du Lac to Host 1966 State Slow Pitch Softball Meet

The Wisconsin ASA district will run the state championship slow pitch tournament in Fond du Lac from July 27 to August 7. The winner goes to Parma Ohio for the national open division. Milwaukee County teams excluded. a Milwaukee district champ will be named.

Wisconsin Amateur Softball Association Fond du Lac Parma Ohio Milwaukee County Milwaukee Dick Klawitter Morris Street Fond du Lac Public Recreation Department Fond du Lac Softball, Inc Guy C. Wertz

Gremminger Traded. Packers Sign Jeter

Green Bay trades Hank Gremminger to Dallas for a future draft choice. The nine season Packers veteran, ex Baylor end, resides in Dallas. Green Bay also signs defensive back Bob Jeter for a fourth season.

Green Bay Hank Gremminger Tom Brown Dallas Cowboys Packers Gremminger Dallas Baylor Cowboys Mel Renfro Renfro Bob Jeter

Keino wins fast 5000 in Berlin meet

Kenya's Kop Choge Keino ran 13.26.6 for the fastest 5000 meters of the year to beat Australian Ron Clarke in an international track meet. Keino's time stood 2.4 seconds off the world record.

Berlin Kenya Kopchoge Keino Ron Clarke Keino

Santo to Undergo Surgery After Fractured Cheek Bone

Chicago Cubs star Ron Santo, a leading All-Star candidate, will undergo surgery for a fractured left cheekbone after being struck by pitcher Jack Fisher during a Sunday game with New York. The incident followed an argument between Leo Durocher and Roy Westrum over a beaning, but officials ruled the pitch unintentional. Santo was carried off on a stretcher and expected to be sidelined about two weeks as Adolfo Phillips also left with an elbow injury.

Chicago Ron Santo Chicago Cubs New York Met Jack Fisher Leo Durocher Westrum Chris Pelekoudas Santo Fisher Cubs Curt Simmons Adolfo Phillips Mets Simmons Ron Hunt Durocher Pelekoudas Hunt Whitey Lockman Phillips Jack Atlanta Dick Ellsworth Joey Jay Chicago White Sox New York Tom Tresh Roger Maris Ken Berry Sox Fritz Peterson Joel Horlen White Sox Washington Senators

Girls Softball Opens Friday At Twining Park

Friday afternoon games feature Badgers vs Cougars at 1 pm and Jets vs Spartans at 2 15 pm at Twining park. Team rosters include Spartans Nancy Norton captain and others. Cougars Lori Soddy captain and teammates. Badgers Ginny Blum captain and players. Jets Dianne Milestone captain and teammates.

Twining Park Badgers Cougars Jets Spartans Nancy Norton Linda Walsc Audrey Waage Jan Elmer Sue Mayer Lori Ganshert Kathy Jones Bernie Rast Debbie Smith Debbie Marti Mary Elmer Sue Volkert Lori Soddy Marcia Doherty Julie Monahan Lori Neises Mary Beth Norton Kirsten Kundert Mary Jo Schneider Joette Marty Margerite Rast Kitty Barry Karen Stiles Teresa Schutte Ginny Blum Ann Elmer Carol Nyman Ellen Baltzer Dolly Whitehead Sandy Henniger Debbie Whitehead Heidi Trotter Mary Jo Majerus Cindy Babler Debbie Ruge Martha Barry Dianne Milestone Lynn Milestone Jean Schillinger Julie Erickson Jane Milestone Deanne Whitehead Debbie Holmes Mary Buhl Karen Majerus Vicky Weiss Sharon Man

Marion Hurler Frailing Signs with White Sox

Wisconsin star left hander Ken Frailing, 18, signed with the Chicago White Sox after a standout Marion High School season. He will test his pitching arm in Florida with Gulf Coast League duties after posting a 13 0 record and 173 strikeouts in 84 innings and five no hitters.

Chicago Ken Frailing Wisconsin Marion Wis Chicago White Sox Frailing Marian High School Sarasota Fla

Norman Snead Signs Contract With Eagles

Quarterback Norman Snead has signed a three year contract with the Philadelphia Eagles. He connected on 150 of 298 passes last season for 52.1 percent, gaining 2 346 yards and contributing 15 touchdowns.

Philadelphia Norman Snead Philadelphia Eagles Snead

Stars Pitching Giants Beat Reds 10-0 in Lopez

Yesterday's game saw Perry lift the Giants to a 10-0 win over Cincinnati, marking his 10-1 record after a two-hit shutout. Boog Powell led the Orioles with three hits and four RBIs as California fell 12-7.

Gaylord Perry Giants Cincinnati San Francisco Boog Powell Orioles California

Hughes Team Falls 7-3 to Mills Tavern in Quarterfinal

Hughes Mobile Homes lost the first quarterfinal game of the Shullsburg tournament 7-3 to Mills Tavern of Benton. Richard Ammon hit a triple, Dick Boerk a double, Paul Witt Gordy Blum John Ammon and Daryl Wilde singles, Dale Meyers the losing pitcher. Dial 325-5101 for Adtaker now.

Hughes Mobile Homes Shullsburg Mills Tavern Benton Richard Ammon Dick Boerk Paul Witt Gordy Blum John Ammon Daryl Wilde Dale Meyers

Kauai King to be Retired from Racing and Sold to Stud

Baltimore reports Kauai King will be retired to stud at Sagamore Farm near Baltimore after vets warned possible lengthy recovery. Mike Ford cuts the syndicate share value from 70 000 to 60 000 per share while retaining eight shares and refunds 280 000 to participants.

Baltimore Maryland Mike Ford Ford Alfred G. Vanderbilt Sagamore Farm

National League and American League Baseball Scoreboard Highlights

Baseball standings and recent results from both leagues show San Francisco and Pittsburgh near leads in their divisions. Saturday and Sunday scores feature emphatic wins and close games, with several matchups listed for today across cities and teams.

San Fran Pittsburgh Los Angeles Houston Phila Cincinnati St. Louis Atlanta New York Chicago Philadelphia San Francisco Cincinnatii New

Final divorce granted to Mrs William O Douglas

In Yakima Washington a final divorce was granted to Mrs William O Douglas wife of Supreme Court Justice Douglas. Superior Court Judge Lloyd Wiehl ordered Douglas to pay Mrs Douglas 500 dollars a month. The couple wed August 6 1963 and she filed for divorce December 15 1965 at age 25.

Yakima, Wash William O. Douglas Supreme Court Superior Court Lloyd Wiehl Douglas

Sinatra Sends Skateboard To Edward G Robison For Recovery

Edward G Robinson 72 leaves Mt Sinai Hospital with a skateboard gift from Frank Sinatra. Robinson joked that Sinatra sent the present hoping it would improve his driving after weeks of hospitalization following a traffic accident.

Hollywood Edward G. Robinson Frank Sinatra Robinson Mt. Sinai Hospital Sinatra

Kim Fisher Named Poster Girl for Measles Campaign

Fort Wayne Indiana 10 year old Kim Fisher daughter of Mr and Mrs Guy W Fisher was chosen by the National Association for Retarded Children as poster girl for a 50 state measles prevention campaign. Struck by measles at age two she suffered encephalitis leaving her deaf unable to speak or walk unaided though she has improved with therapy and a hearing aid.

Fort Wayne Ind Kim Fisher Kim Guy W. Fisher Ort Wayne National Association For Retarded Children

Hollywood to Cary Grant’s First Child Jennifer Born

Cary Grant and Dyan Cannon prepare for a Bristol visit to show Jennifer to her grandmother. Grant calls his marriage and Jennifer the happiest events of his life amid a jet set family in motion.

Hollywood Cary Grant Jennifer

Miss Van Doren Plans End Month Meet After Honeymoon

Meyers was demoted to the bottom of the minor leagues Tuesday. The Dallas-Fort Worth spurs of the Texas League informed Meyers he was being sent to Lodi of the California League. Miss Van Doren, playing summer stock in Cedar Grove New Jersey, expressed relief that the news is out.

Miss van Doren Dallas - Fort Worth Spurs Meyers Lodi California Cedar Grove N.J

St Louis Groom Delayed By Ball And Chain Prank

The honeymoon of Mr and Mrs Thomas McConnell of St Louis was delayed as police and firemen freed the groom from a bowling ball and chain cuffed to his wrist after his wedding reception.

ST. Louis Thomas McConnell McConnell

Emory Patient Faces Extreme Diet To Shrink Intestine

Aslan Palombo a 23 year old from Bathyam Israel weighs 500 pounds and attends Emory University in Atlanta. He is on a 300 calorie daily diet as researchers study changes in the small intestine during fasting. After 10 days he shed 30 pounds and doctors may shrink the intestine if fat loss is insufficient.

Atlanta Aslan Palomobo Bathyam Israel Emory University Palombo James Achard

Plans for a Boys Town Mental Retardation School

Msgr. Nicholas H. Wenger announced Thursday plans for a new school for mentally retarded youths near Omaha. The project would cost about 10 million dollars and occupy a 240 acre site north and west of Boys Town’s main campus.

Omaha Neb Boys Town Nicholas H. Wenger

New Baby Expected July 8 After Christmas Announcement

Christine plans to name the baby Nicholas if the child is a boy. The former playgirl married James Livermore, a 24 lanes engineer, last October. The due date shifted to July 8, with 11 ounces mentioned in the update.

London Christine Keeler Britain Christine James Livermore Nicholas

On This Day in History June 27

Highlights include the 1942 arrest of eight German saboteurs by the FBI and the 1776 execution of Thomas Hickey for a plot against George Washington. Other items note telegraph link between Boston and New York in 1847, 1929 color TV demo, and 1950 aerial shots in the Korean War.

Associated Press FBI J. Edgar Hoover New York Long Island Florida Thomas Hickey George Washington U.S Boston Bell Telephone Laboratories New York City Wendell Wilkie Charles McNary James Little Wyoming Dwight D. Eisenhower Council On Drugs of the American Medical Association Albert Sabin Steve Cochran Pacific

Two Yugoslav Climbers Die in Slovenian Alps

In Ljubljana Yugoslavia two young alpinists Drago Rosak 23 and Cene Grear 22 died after falling from an 1800 foot cliff in the Slovenian Alps on Sunday.

Ljubljana Yugoslavia Slovenian Alps Drago Rosak Cene Grear

Higden ties for 31st at NCAA golf championship

Stanford, Calif. Wisconsin golfer John Higden finished the 72-hole NCAA national championship with a total of 299 to tie for 31st place on Saturday.

Stanford Calif John Higden Wisconsin

Camping Begins Second Week With Seven Scout Troops

Boy Scouts from seven communities in the United States begin the camp's second week at Canyon Camp. Grant Council will host youths for a week of Scouting skills led by camp counsellors. Troops include No. 29 Winslow No. 4 Freeport No. 97 Kieler Wis No. 114 Monroe and No. 31 Stockton.

Grant Council Canyon Camp George Barry Monroe Winslow Freeport Kieler Wis Stockton Lena Hazel Green Savanna Boscobel Lancaster Barry Scout Service Center Duane F. Kloepping Lanark Ridge District B. O. Cully

Bids Rejected Again Over Butter Prices

Washington reports the Agriculture Department rejected third straight batch of school lunch butter bids as too high. This week’s offers totaled 344000 pounds at 0.689 to 0.71 per pound, well above market at about 0.467 per pound.

Washington Agriculture Department

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