Monroe Preps Track Team Gains Momentum for Spring Season
Monroe high school launches track with 39 candidates led by seven major letter winners and 13 minor letter recipients. Head coach Fred Simpson, in his 15th year, reports 13 freshmen showing promise in weights jumps hurdles and running events as 10 meets are planned with dates to be released.
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Monroe High School
Madison West
Fred Simpson
Simpson
Dennis Thoms
Ralph Neale
Monroe
Dick Muenich
Floyd Weeks
Jim Roethe
Bill Pederson
John Buehler
Edgar Anderson
Neil Jacobs
Dick Blum
Rodney Sonnenberg
Tom Marean
Muenich
Jacobs
Blum
Sonnenberg
Marean
Buehler
Roethe
Weeks
Pederson
Erwin Peters
Skip Brennan
Jim Mauerman
Tom Sickinger
Bill Burkhard
Dave Carlson
Ken Ginner
Ralph Pedersen
Mueller
Allen Campbell
Mort Armstrong
Gayle Bartlet
Philip Benkett
Roger Brunkow
Dan Counselman
Jim Foesch
Chris Peterson
Tim Phalen
Dan Pickett
Grady Steensrud
Jim Spring
Dave Thompson
Burton Wilfang
Fair Grounds
Indians Rally Past Red Sox In Tight 7-6 Win
Herb Score, sore shoulder again tightens after two innings against Boston. The Indians win 7-6 as Score allows two runs. Amazing bargains in The Times classified, check them daily.
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Tucson
Ariz
Herb Score
Boston Red Sox
Indians
Times
Burdette Defends Iron Man Workload Ahead Of 1960 Season
Lew Burdette of the Milwaukee Braves defends his high workload after a pennant loss, saying he likes to pitch often and that “iron man” status comes with wins. He recalls three World Series starts in 1958 and two more in 1959, notes his late signing and quick return to form, and stresses readiness to beat the Dodgers with a strong pitching schedule.
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Bradenton
Fla
Lew Burdette
Milwaukee Braves
Warren Spahn
Burdette
Iron Man Burdette
Milwaukee
Chicago White Sox
Burde
San Francisco
Giants
Dodgers
Akron Bowler Nets 290 In Toledo Tournament
Bosco Yovanovich a 47 year old optician from Akron Ohio shot a 290 game in the American Bowl tourney in Toledo Ohio. He displayed a near perfect performance as bowls rolled to a high score.
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Akron
Toledo
Ohio
Bosco Yovanovich
Akron, Ohio
Optician
Yovanovich Delivers Big Game in Congress Tournament
Yovanovich bowled his big game in team play Tuesday night marking the first bright spot in two days of dull scoring during the Congress Tournament.
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Yovanovich
Sammy Taylor Ruptured Vessel Sidelines Cubs Catcher
Mesa report says Sammy Taylor will miss at least two weeks for a ruptured blood vessel in the right bicep and a muscular shoulder strain. The Cubs place him on the injury list as a precaution while he recovers.
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Mesa
Ariz
Sammy Taylor
Chicago Cubs
Monroe YMCA Teams Reach Western District Youth Finals
Monroe YMCA basketball teams earned berths in the Western District semi finals to be played at Brodhead High School. The Friendly Indians beat Brooklyn 32 to 10 and the Gra-Y beat Orfordville 46 to 36, with semifinal games set for 10 a.m. and 12 noon against Juda. Edgerton and Evansville also advanced, with multiple placement games to follow.
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Monroe Ymca
Brodhead High School
Friendly Indians
Brooklyn
Orfordville
Edgerton Friendly Indians
Brodh
Eastern Division Sends Five Teams to Delavan Semis
The Brodhead meet reports five teams Walworth Delavan Clinton Milton and Elk Horn advance to the Delavan semifinals and finals on the same day.
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Brodhead
Walworth
Delavan
Clinton
Milton
Elkhorn
Pheasant Project To Be Discussed At Meeting
Clarence R. Benkett and Harold A. Pederson will report on the 1960 game and fish meeting of the Green County Conservation League. Wisconsin Conservation Department reps are to discuss the pheasant program and possible stocking of South Dakota birds in Green County.
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Clarence R. Benkett
Harold A. Pederson
Green County Conservation League
Wisconsin Conservation Department
South Dakota
Green County
Myron E. Jeglum
James Schwoegler
Fred Simpson
Ambrose Wenger
Doughterty Creek
Ratzlaff Tops Local Bowling High Series And Singles
Wayne Ratzlaff led Men’s Major League bowling with a 596 high series and Vic Carson rolled 246 for top single. S and O TV posted a 956 game and 2733 series. Full league results list multiple teams and player scores across Tuesday and Nitehawk events with standings for Dean’s Milk and others.
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Kegler
Wayne Ratzlaff
Vic.Carson
S and O TV
Emil Baumgartner
Glenn Brecklin
Vic Carson
George Redman
Marco's
Culligan’s
the Cellar
Clinic Pharmacy
GCTC
Tuesday Nite
Cliff Leck
Richard McKnight
Cliff Stark
Nate Goetz
Walt
Buffalo Protection Laws Tied to States Lacking Actual Herds
Across multiple states where buffalo once roamed, legal protections remain in force even as local populations have vanished. Officials note that the laws aim to conserve heritage and potential future restoration, despite the absence of living herds in those areas.
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Patz
Ray Stamm
Winslow
Illinois
Fred
Lena, Il
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George Mauerman
John A. Becker
Virchow, Krause & Co
Madison
Teries
South Side Pure Oil
Holmes Body Shop
Lloyd Holmes
Highway 69
Taylor
Monroe Lands
Lanz Agency
Hartford Fire Insurance Company
L’s Rambler
Rambler
Kenosha
Wisconsin
U.S
5Th Ave
Monroe, Wis
American Motors
Ratzlaff
Nitehawk
Herb Kramer
Keith Christensen
al Bergman
Ray Geiter
Charles Erp
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Rapid
Heins
Krug’s
DHIA
IOOF
Phil
Badger
Val Durgin
Virginia Matzke
Barbara Stauffacher
Merle Ambrose
Carol Bayrhoffer
Dean’s Milk
Oaktron
Ludlow Bar
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Sherwood Dixon
Ronald M. White
Patty Ann White
Harold Meads
Davis
Blacktop Road
Barrow
David Bradley
Star Cast
K-Line
Big Husky
David Braaley
Raymond A. Flynn
Rockford, Ill
Harold Nettles
Freeport, Ill
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Albert Hugelshofer
Rockford Auction Service
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