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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1963
Page
7
The Orioles visit Comiskey Park for a two night set with the White Sox tied to a landmark trade. Aparicio and Smith lead Chicago while Wilhelm excels out of the Sox bullpen. Ward Hansen Nicholson underperform as the clubs pursue early season gains.
Madison WI The Senate Conservation Committee endorsed a bill to prevent the Wolf River dam project amid prior opposition from the State Conservation Department and conservation groups. The measure faces Senate floor action next week as Assembly also considers a similar prohibition after a public hearing.
St Louis beat Milwaukee 2 1 to tighten its position in the NL standings. Pittsburgh hosted Houston in a rain delayed game and several matchups were postponed.
Yesterday's Stars Batting Julian Javier and the Cardinals beat Milwaukee in a four game win streak extension. Curt Simmons earned his fourth win without a loss, scattering four hits in a 2-1 triumph over the Braves.
California prepares its strongest Derby representation with Bonjour training under John Jacobs for the Kentucky Derby. Candy Spots, Never Bend, No Robbery also prep while Rex Ellsworth's Candy Spots is the favorite. Tenney emphasizes conserving energy for the stretch run as Bonjour trains from Santa Anita.
The Monroe Cheesemakers win 6 to 1 over Edgerton to stay tied with Wisconsin High for the lead. Jiff Kittelsen beat Tom Olson 10-3 and Mike McAlpine topped Albert Girard 10-0 in singles. Cox-Mueller won 10-4 and Girard-Jordan took 10-6 in doubles, with Monroe set to host Janesville next at Recreation Park Court.
A compact notice encourages renting a room via The Monroe Evening Times classifieds. It highlights affordable options and directs readers to place or view listings in the local paper.
Bill Smith posted a 596 series and Bill Stuckey a 237 game in Tuesday Nite Sr. League action as the season nears its end. Russ Myers added a 583 series and Charles Robertson a 224 game while Merlen Fern Slacat Willostim had the night’s second highest series. Team standings show Eagles Club and Swiss Colony among leaders with several clubs at 3-1 or 4-0.
New York reports the 1963 NCAA football TV slate features last year’s top ten teams on CBS. California’s Southern California meets Oklahoma on September 28, Wisconsin faces Northwestern on November 9, with Florida at Georgia Tech on September 14 and Alabama at Miami closing on December 7. All games air Saturdays except for a noted exception.
Nine games will be televised nationally and five other dates set for regional telecasts. The schedule also includes Wisconsin at Minnesota on November 23.
James Mauermann announced fast pitch meeting tonight at 7 30 in the Community Center. Coaches must submit rosters and discuss rain dates for 14 teams. Tomorrow slow pitch meeting also at 7 30 will finalize rosters for 24 teams and rain date options. Mauermann urged all commissioners to attend.
Belleville defeated Albany 9-8 with Becker earning the win and contributing two hits including a triple. Orfordville crushed Judo 8-1 as Dave Nelson earned his second win with a three hit outing. Dodgeville rolled past Darlington 9-1 behind Stephens three hits with 11 strikeouts. The piece also notes historical census shifts from 1790 to 1960.
Milwaukee sent a revised lineup but fell 2-1 to St. Louis as the Cardinals moved into NL lead. The Braves stayed third despite 21 games, with 11 decided by one run. Curt Simmons bested Milwaukee with four Braves hits against him. Lew Burdette prepared to face Cincinnati tonight.
In a bustling classifieds section, thousands rely on brief listings to find services, jobs, and goods. The paper notes practical solutions, quick leads, and local bargains driving everyday tasks.
Soaring John Pennel, a 22 year old pole vaulter from Miami, set a 16 6% leap in practice and briefly topped the world mark earlier this week, edging toward 16 9 as he competes for the North east Louisiana Invitational and seeks higher than any prior outdoor record. Pennel notes fatigue at lower heights but remains focused on breaking the 16 9 barrier.
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