Monroe team claims sectional titles for Rogula and Steensrud
Monroe Cheesemakers send two runners to the State meet at Monona Grove Sam Rogula finishes second in the mile setting a new Monroe mile record 4 33 4 and Grady Steensrud vaults 12 6 tying the winning mark with one more miss Don Harvey wins vault Rogula and Steensrud lead Badger Conference efforts as Madison East tops team standings with 50 points and Monona Grove places fourth to sixth entries listed by event and school.
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Monroe Cheesemakers
Monona Grove
Sam Rogula
Grady Steensrud
Regula
Ed Kollis
Steensrud
Don Harvey
Jerry Meister
Ft. Atkinson
Bob Wilson
Madison East
Janesville
Madison West
Beloit
Watertown
Madison Central
Monroe
Oconomowoc
Badger
Harold Disch
Rogula
Simpson
Lovelace Leads Monroe Golfers In Badger Tilt
Tom Lovelace shot 82 to pace Monroe in the Badger Conference tournament at Stoughton, but the team finished fifth. Coach Gay Steensrud lauded the conference duals second place and noted the squad’s rocks were strong off the tee though the cup proved elusive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Lovelace
Monroe
Stoughton
Gay Steensrud
Steensrud
Lovelace
Tom Mitchell
Dan Franklin
Mike Thayer
Fred Schuetze
Jefferson
Menona Grove
Edgerton
Ft. Atkinson
Wisconsin High
Middleton
Rick Bauch
Dennis Erickson
Mike Morgarnit
Peverson
Bill Carlson
Braves Host Medical Staff Tonight in Milwaukee
Milwaukee doctors nurses and hospital staff will be guests of the Braves at the May 24 game against the Pirates. An estimated 21,600 hospital workers will receive tickets via hospitals or the stadium office. Other groups may also receive free admission to the ball park.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Milwaukee Braves
Pittsburgh Pirates
Milwaukee County
Braves
Ball Park
No-Hitter Seal for Don Nottebart as Colts Triumph
Yesterday Don Nottebart pitched a second no hitter of the season for the Colts, allowing four baserunners and a run in a 41 victory over Philadelphia. Bob Allison of the Twins slammed three consecutive homers driving in six as they beat Cleveland 11 to 4.
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Don Nottebart
Colts
Bit
Philadelphia
Bob Allison
Twins
Cleveland
Romary's Home Run Lifts Wisconsin Past Minnesota 6 5
In Madison, Wisconsin shortstop Joe Romary hit a towering ninth inning homer to break a 5 5 tie and give Wisconsin a 6 5 victory over Minnesota. Rich Reichardt added a solo homer in the sixth as both teams totaling 11 hits. The Badgers improve to 5 4 in conference play, while Minnesota sits at 5 5. Wisconsin meets Iowa in a doubleheader today.
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Madison
Joe Romary
Stinnamain
Syte
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Rich Reichardt
Badgers
Iowa
Derby Winners Ready for Action
The 87th Preakness draws Derby winners from coast to coast with 3 year olds Chateau Gay Lemon Twist On My Honor Candy Spots seeking the Black Eyed Susans. Owners prize the acclaim and the $127,500 purse as the field assembles in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Midwest
Kentucky
John W. Galbreath
T. D. Buhl
Michael and
Jack Stein
Rex Ellsworth
Candy Spots
Harry F. Guggenheim
Never Bend
Jacket Stables
Country Squire
Charles D. Morgan
Sky Wonder
William B. Robinson
Monroe and South Wayne open district baseball tournament
The Shullsburg district base ball tournament opens tonight with a double header. Monroe plays South Wayne at 6 30 p m and Benton faces Hazel Green at 8 30 p m. Shullsburg meets the winner of the first game at 7 30 p m Monday with the title game set for 7 30 p m Wednesday.
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Shullsburg
Monroe
South Wayne
Benton
Hazel Green
Badger Linksmen Seek Big Ten Title
Wisconsin and rivals compete in the Big Ten Golf Championship at Maple Bluff. After 36 holes Michigan led 760 with Minnesota 763 and Purdue 765. Wisconsin’s Roger Eberhardt among leaders, others include Gumilia, Hirsch, Newton, Mouw, Pendlebury, Panks, Bullock, Hellman, Iverson, O Block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Purdue
Michigan State
Illinois
Indiana
Northwestern
Ohio State
Roger Eberhardt
Maple Bluff Country Club
Dave Gumilia
Joel Hirsch
Charles Newton
Foster
Garret Mouw
Don Allen
Iowa
Tom Pendlebury
Gary Panks
Rick Bullock
Darlington Names Barneveld Coach to Succeed Davies
James Meyer, former Barneveld multi sport coach, is appointed to succeed Dick Davies at Darlington. Meyer will teach physical education, be assistant football coach, and coach basketball. He starred in baseball, basketball, and football at Highlands and Platteville State College.
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Darlington
James Meyer
Barneveld High School
Dick Davies
the Turtle High School
Beloit
Meyer
Highlands High School
Meyers
Platteville State College
Brodhead Wins Class D Crown at State Meet
Brodhead topped the standings with 31 points to win the Class D title. New Glarus and Albany each had four entrants with multiple event entries, while other state line teams contributed scoring performances and individual qualifiers in sprints and distance races.
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Albany
Terry
Chrisbaum
Phil Jones
John Hlavachek
Roger Becker
Belleville
Ed Kane
Brodhead
New Glarus
Bloomington
Verona
Cuba City
Wisconsin High
West Grant
Orfordville
Shullsburg
Mineral Point
Oe Ity
Shaw Will Face Buhl on Mound
In Chicago at Wrigley Field the Braves with Bob Shaw starting face the Cubs and Bob Buhl in a rescheduled test. Shaw is 0-2 but pitching well. Buhl sits at 2-3. The series opener was postponed by rain and will be made up as a doubleheader Sunday. Milwaukee locals expect Spahn Burdette or Hendley to join Sunday pitching, as the Braves chase a win streak and avenge earlier defeats. Regional TV will carry today's and Sunday's opener.
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Chicago
Milwaukee Braves
Chicago Cubs
Wrigley Field
Bob Shaw
Ceerote
Milwaukee
Bob Buhl
Shaw
Buhl
Braves
Cubs
Bobby Bragan
Warren Spahn
Lew Burdette
Bob Hendley
Scoreboard Feowastaceaemia Promises Narrow MLB Standings
The scoreboard lists team records with wins and losses for Chicago Boston New York Baltimore Kansas City Cleveland Los Angeles Detroit Minnesota Washington and others. Friday results show New York 4 against Los Angeles 32 with multiple noted scores and postponed games due to rain.
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Chicago
Boston
New York
Baltimore
Kansas City
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Detroit
Minnesota
Washington
National League standings and results summary
National League standings show San Francisco leading with 23 wins and 13 losses, followed by Los Angeles and St. Louis. Scoring results include San Francisco defeating New York in 11 innings and Philadelphia, Cincinnati, St. Louis, and Pittsburgh posting various wins. Multiple pairings listed with remaining schedules and a note on classified ads aiding daily problem solving.
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San Francisco
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Houston
New York
Numerous liquor license applications filed in Monroe notices
The Monroe city clerk’s office lists many applicants seekingClass B and A licenses for liquor sales at numerous premises across Monroe including 1024 17th Avenue 1513 15th Avenue and 1107 16th Avenue with various applicants such as W F W Cecil Jones Post 2312 Fred R Felder Paul E Baltzer Sr George J Hollenstein John David Brinkmeier Harold A Blumer Alois Milz Alden Hawthorne and Richard Theiler among others. The notices also include entries for the American Legion Riley Past 84 and the Monroe Country Club with addresses in Monroe and Browntown Wisconsin.
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Monroe
W.F.W. Cecil Jones
Ad SS
Sons Tistract
F. M. Bray
Gress of
RPS
Fred R. Felder
17Th Avenue
Paul E. Baltzer Sr
15Th Avenue
Highway 11 West
George J. Hollenstein
16Th Avenue
John David Brinkmeier
13Th Avenue
Maat Eas Paw Epee San Ed
Harold A. Blumer
19Th Avenue
Alois
Joe F. Milz
P Eeas
Alden J. Hawthorne
Richard Theiler
Fast Bray
Riley
American Legion
Paul P
Helen Louise Dannerbeck
Arthur Spoerry Jr
Pease 1301
Jay H. Eaton
7Th Street
11Th Street
Eugene Hotel Corporation
Nama
Angliiant
Genevieve Goodman
17Th Street
Lass B
Turner Hall Club
Wm. P. Lunda
Aynard G. Berglund
Middleton
Wis
Rateger
Willis F
Robert Dafzger
Ferick Krattiger
Ralph H. Mahley
Fred Beer Jr
Jacob H. Steffen
12Th Street
Robert J
Elda M. Burkhalter
14Th Avenue
Marco G. Bregenzer
Monroe Country Club
21St Street
Glen A. Swiggum
23Rd Avenue
18Th Avenue
George L. Geiger
10Th Street
Christine Belle Eliott
Caroline B. Bayrhoffer
Cheese Capital Aerue
F.C.E
Evelyn M. Armstrong
14Th Street
Local liquor license notices list applicants in Monroe township
Legal notice identifies applicants Walter Grossen Kay Shue Wong Richard Paul Drammen Joseph Denny Harold Pilz for Class B licenses at premises in Monroe township. Addresses include Browntown Wisconsin Monroe Route 4 Highway 69 and Highway 81 North Route 4. Township clerk Lee Becker signs the notice.
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Womship
Atic Township
Monroe
Kay Shue Wong
Lincoln Road
Route 4
Lee Becker
Richard Paul Drammen
Highway
Joseph Denny
Highway 69
Harold Pilz
Brucellosis Fight Victory Reported Nationwide Progress
The Agriculture Department reports major progress in eradicating brucellosis in dairy herds. Human cases declined from thousands to under 500 in 1962 and further gains are expected. About 400,000 of 750,000 dairy herds have had the disease. only about 8,000 herds currently have infected cows.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Family gatherings mark birthdays and visits across towns
Irene Dustan returned from a stay with sister Ruth S bro f ski in Waukesha where surgery was postponed. Several weekends feature relatives gathered for Lewis Peckham and Paul Zee birthdays with guests from Madison Be loit Evansville and Milwaukee. Lt Gerald Olson and son Jeffrey visit from Lubbock before reassignment to Waco. Roy’s mother’s Way celebration hosts 32 relatives while David Peterson and T E Sharer entertain or attend events.
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Irene Dustan
Ruth Sobrofski
Waukesha
Marita Reinitz
Manitowoc
C.R. Silver
Madison
William Steindorf
Everett Peckham
Harleigh Peckham
Boscobel
Noy Lewis
Beloit
Lewis Peckham
Waco
Tex
Wallace King
Roy
David Peterson
T.E. Sharer
Milwaukee
Big Ten approves 1964 regional basketball TV slate
The Big Ten athletic directors approve a 10 game regional television plan for the 1964 conference season. Wisconsin plays Purdue at Madison on Feb 8 and Ohio State on Feb 15.
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Minneapolis
Big Ten Athletic Directors
Wisconsin
Purdue
Madison
Ohio State
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fred R. Simpson
Siedschlag
Wood Farms
Clarence R Renkert
Wisconsin Conservation Department
Benkert
Benkett
Clinton Blackbourn
Blackbourn
Romary
Derby
Ready For
Ngoson
Badger Linksmen
Charles Hellman
Bill Iverson
Fred Henoch
Les Peterson
Bob O’block
Barneveld
Class D’ Crown
F_M BRAY
Y Clerk
Robert J. Hahlen
19Th Street
Loyal Order of Moose
Lodge
Browntown
Marvin Stauffacher
Oscar Schumacher
Walter Grossen
VaTie
Belair
DODGE
Green Courty
Buick
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