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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1964

Page

7

Clinton Takes District Crown

Clinton defeated Monroe 10 to 0 in the Orfordville district baseball tournament. Miller earned the win as Monroe pitcher Bob Buchholtz took the loss on a two hit shutout by Clinton. The Cheesemakers finish with a 49 1 record and one tie called at darkness after seniors Grundahl Knipschild Landis Hanson Milz played their final game.

Cheesemakers Clinton Monroe Orfordville Roger Gille Miller Bob Buchholtz Gary Ruge Marty Deignan St. Clare Teresa Marie Steve Grundahl Bob Knipschild Dan Landis Gary Hanson Bernard (Snooks

Pizarro Suffers First Defeat After Five Wins

Chicago scene notes Juan Pizarro's first loss after five straight wins as Kansas City beat Chicago White Sox 4-1 with three unearned runs. Two scored on Pete Ward throwing error in the second, another on a bad throw to the plate by Dave Nicholson in the fourth. Sox head to Detroit for series opener with Johnny Buzhardt opposing Dave Sickersham.

Chicago Juan Pizarro Kansas A’s Chicago White Sox Pete Ward Dave Nicholson Sox Detroit Johnny Buz Hardt Dave Sickersham Larry Jackson Cubs New York Mets Galen Cisco Lou Brock Ron Santo Billy Williams Milwaukee Braves Glen Hobbie Denny Lemaster

Packers Sign Willie Wood and Ed Holler for 1964 Season

GREEN BAY Wis The Green Bay Packers announced the signing of veteran defensive back Willie Wood and sophomore linebacker Ed Holler for the 1964 NFL season. Wood who joined the Packers in 1960 after USC was an all NFL pick last season. Holler a former South Carolina star played in two games in 1963.

Green Bay Wis Willie Wood Ed Holler Green Bay Packers Wood Packers Southern California Holler South Carolina

Warren Spahn Story Publication Stopped Damages Awarded

A New York judge halted further publication of The Warren Spahn Story and awarded $10,000 in damages to Milwaukee Braves pitcher Warren Spahn. Justice Jacob J. Markowitz ruled the book infringed Spahn's privacy, noting the author failed to interview Spahn or his circle.

New York Warren Spahn Milwaukee Braves Supreme Court Jacob J. Markowitz Spahn Milton J. Shapiro Julian Messner, Inc Markowitz

Clark Aims to Break US 500 Victory Drought in Indy Race

Scot Jimmy Clark, world road racing champion, will start the 48th Indianapolis 500 hoping to end America's win drought dating to 1919. Ford backs a powerful front row with Lotus-Ford entries and familiar names like Ward Foyt and Ruttman in a field featuring hybrid and rear engine cars. Televised across the nation, the event draws a potential 250000 fans as record advance sales signal wide interest.

Dale Burgess Jimmy Clark Howard Wilcox Dario Resta Peugeot Clark Lotus Colin Chapman London Ford Parnelli Tones Rodger Ward A. J. Watson Jones Ward Bobby Marshman Watson A. J. Foyt U. S. Auto Club Troy Ruttman Foyt Ruttman Eddie Johnson Thompson-Ford Walt Hansgen Bedminster M.J Huffaker Kiell Qvale San Francisco Speedway

Torre Suffers Throat Injury While Chewing Lozenges

Milwaukee Braves first baseman Joe Torre suffered a throat injury from a swallowed lozenge causing bleeding. He was treated by team doctors and a throat specialist, then sent to rest at his hotel with instructions for further examination. Gene Oliver started at first as the Braves lost to the Colts 4-2.

Milwaynew Joe Torre Milwaukee Braves Torre Irwin Schultz Chicago Gene Oliver Braves Huston Ed Bailey

Baseball scoreboard shows standings and results update

National League and American League listings reflect team records games back and percentages. Thursday results include Kansas City 4 Chicago 1 and Chicago 2 New York 0. Upcoming schedules feature Chicago at Detroit and Cleveland at Washington among others.

Chicago Baltimore New York Minnesota Cleveland Boston Detroit Washington Los Angeles Kansas City San Francisco Philadelphia Pittsburgh Milwaukee St. Louis Cincinnati Houston

ABC Commemorates Mets 19 Run Outrage

New York the Mets exploded for 19 runs and 23 hits in a single day prompting ABC to air a Wide World of Sports segment. Roone Arledge touts preserving the memory of that remarkable game amid historic baseball moments.

New York New York Mets Casey Stengel ABC Wide World of Sports Babe Ruth Bobby Thomson Roone Arledge

Girls Softball Team Sought for Summer Play in Loop

Three teams have signed up to play girls softball this summer and one more team is needed to start. Interested sponsors or players should meet at Lincoln school softball lot at 7 am next Tuesday. Classified ads note thousands rely on these notices to solve daily problems.

Lincoln School

Coplien Shields HC In One Hit Slowpitch Victory

Jerry Coplien hurled a one hit shutout for Heeren and Coplien as slowpitch action at Twining Park saw HC defeat Swiggums. The Office beat Eagles 5 2 with Keith Christensen collecting three hits, while Dewey Vorseth and Dave Stauffacher added two each for Heeren and Coplien. Next week’s schedule lists multiple games across venues.

Jerry Coplien Heeren Coplien Swiggum Twining Park Office Eagles Keith Christensen Dewey Vorseth Dave Stauffacher Bill Tuescher Vern Hayes Bob Williams Larry Voegeli Alf Preuti Preuti Delj Soddy Ead Nate Hare Tig Kohl Chalet Cheese Firemen Moose EUB Lanz Hardware Wisconsin Liquid Feed Power and Light Grace Lutheran Eagles No Baumgartners Hubers Swiggums Dormans White Haven South Wayne Swiss Colony Martin's Joe’s

Juda By Mabel Bauer and Sunday Guests Gatherings

Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Beightel included the Stechel and Berndt families from Clinton Brodhead and Oakley. Several other local households noted visits from relatives and friends across Baraboo Spring Valley Milwaukee and Monroe. The piece closes with a note that about 48 thousand U.S. air travelers used Lisbon airport in 1962.

William Beightel Ferdinand Stechel Clinton William Berndt Brodhead Lizzie Mather Oakley V. J. Weight Nathan Baraboo Ted Miller Ray Castater H. C. Risum Celia Spring Valley Township Harrison Grenzows Mabel Bouer Edna Ludwig Monroe Elmer Asmus Frank Jordan Messrs Mmes Jake Jones Harry Smith Platterville Eunice Smith Patty Jones Lloyd Keener U.S Lisbon

Down to Earth 2 OUR SOIL OUR STRENGTH

Community soil and water conservation notes from the county describe bumper hay yields and ongoing waterway projects. Contractors finish stream-bank work for multiple farms while 4H leaders host a land judging clinic. Memorial Day weekend safety and reader retention urged.

Bill Rees Charlie Mathias Bill Endrulat Browntown Lewis Fields Clarno Russ Carter John Bartels Jefferson Joe Dearths Vic Schiller Clifford Prien Sylvester Vern Johnsrud Ed Haldiman Waterway Roger Voelkh LaVern Isely York Township John Daubert Carl Glocker John Armin Don Deininger Richland Creek Lloyd Deininger Alfred Baumgartner Henry Pick

Viking Safetyman Feared Drowned in Montana River

MISSOULA Mont Minnesota Viking defensive safety man Terry Dillon a Montana University football great plunged into the Clark Fork River during construction Thursday and was presumed drowned The 23 year old native of Waukesha Wis operated a gas powered concrete carrier on a bridge when decking failed and the machine plunged fifty feet It was his first day on the project Dillon attended high school in the Minneapolis area during spring runoff searches by rescue crews and volunteers failed to locate him

Missoula Mont Minnesota Viking Terry Dillon Montana University Clark Fork Dillon Waukesha Wis Dillon Minneapolis

Monticello Social Notes From Mrs Curtis Card

Monticello residents travel and visits dominate this week with Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence F Marty and others planning a Stone Lake vacation. Madison and Chicago trips, birthday parties, and calls at homes mark a lively social round in New Glarus and nearby towns.

Lawrence F. Marty Clarence Holcomb Lawrence G. Marty Robert Holcomb Clarence Hoesly New Glarus Stone Lake Adam A. Schuler Madison C. M. Stauffer Clyde Walker Calumet City Ill Stauffer Home John Winzenreidh Cathy Denise Kuebli Carey Karlen Donna Kuebli Brett Winzenried Irving Eichorst Rosa Legler Robert Holcomb Sr Ed Bently Anna Francis A. C. Frederick R. W. Woelffer

Durtschi Family Attends Platteville Graduation

Mr and Mrs Fred Durtschi and relatives including Miss Sharon Durtschi spent the night with her sister. Today Mr and Mrs Fred Durtschi Mrs Robert Durtschi Patti and Lynn Mr and Mrs Charles Hefty and Mark traveled to Platteville for the graduation of Miss Sharon Durtschi and John Hefty durstchi and Hefty families attended.

Sylvia Curtis Doris Wagner Louise Gessler New Glarus Gler Roy Gessier Woodland Calif Nancy Durtschi Milwaukee Fred

Janesville Air Group to Offer Penny a Pound Plane Rides

Janesville Composite Squadron of the Civil Air Patrol sponsors Sunday rides at Hodge Aero Rock County Airport. Single engine flight rides cost a penny per pound with a $1 minimum, twin engine flights two cents per pound. Rides run 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Proceeds support CAP aerospace education. The squadron includes 40 cadets and 40 senior members.

Hodge Aero Rock County Janesville Composite Squadron Civil Air Patrol CAP

Browntown Social Notes From The Monroe Area

Mrs Theda Mau and Mrs James Perdue attended a sub district meeting in Oregon Sunday. Mary Blodgett visits W G Mau in Monroe. Edith Rockow with Amos Mahikuch and Kenneth Mahikuch attend Mary Jane Mahluch and David Eisler wedding at St Patrick's Madison. Jasper Williams on Navy leave from San Diego returns home until June 1. Julia Pickett visits Woodford relatives. Marg ret Wolfe Jessup and Eloise Rosenberg Waterloo were host guests of B E Maddrells. Alta Jones Rockford and William Whitehead visit Julia Pickett. Georgiana Divan spends weekend with Shullsburg relatives. Barbara Chapman Club meets in Orville Sheppard home Shullsburg. Thomas Binger Sr stays with Hulda Kiemm Monroe while husband hospitalized. Rent that room via Classified ads in The Monroe Evening Times.

James Perdue Woodford Theda Mau Oregon Mary Blodgett W. G. Mau Monroe Edith Rockow Amos Mahikuch Kenneth Mahikuch South Wayne Mary Jane Mahluch David Eisler St. Patrick’s Church Madison Jasper Williams San Diego Georgiana Divan Shullsburg Mmes Ray Montgomery Cora Bock Theda May Lafayette County Barbara Chapman Club Orville Sheppard Thomas Binger Sr Hulda Kiemm

Glarner Keglers Win in Tourney at Swiss Lanes

Glarner bowling league's city tournament concluded at Swiss Lanes with Borland's capturing the women's team title tallying 2,558 including handicap. Ruth Reich won the singles with 643 and 601 actual pins plus 42 handicap. Runners-up and prize winners totaled 25 across 62 entrants. doubles winners were Rulene Rood and Clara Strommen with 1,141 pins and 18 prize teams.

NEW Glarus Borland’s Hi Lo Zweifel’s Belleville Shorty Skaife Stuessy Ruth Reich Clara Strommen Crystal Brusveen Shirley Voss Grace Iverson Edith Hoesly Alice Feldt Charlotte Nelson Evelyn Alm Lenza Lehr Gladys Schneeberger Ann Zweitel JoAnn Wagner Donna Hefty June Weber Valeria Meland Leatrice Hefty Evelyn Blaser Bernice Pitt Ann ‘Syftestad Mary Austin Rose Burke Marlene Sarbacher Karen Koller Bernice Borland Rulene Rood Carol Schneider Ann Syftestad Delayne Retrum Nancy Butts Dorothy Beutel Doris Jelle Marian Hustad Darlene Voegeli Lucille Elmer Loretta Schmid Joyce Binder Florence Fisch Ruth Duerst Ann Zweifel Dorothy Marty Naomi Meland Deanne Meland Marie Johnson Bere As Marilyn Fahey Bet- Vig"Paney

Giants Rally Past Cardinals to Claim NL Lead

Willie Mays homered for a two run shot in the eighth inning to lift the Giants to a 2-1 victory over St. Louis and move San Francisco back into first in the National League. Larry Jackson limited the Mets to three hits as the Cubs won 2-0.

Willie Mays Giants San Francisco St. Louis Larry Jackson Cubs New York ‘Mets

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Anunnde AB Strom Kohls Krulzena Stone Miller Olson Reffue Jacobusse Pizarro King Jerry Coptien Office Post Mabel FE. Bauer San Angelo Texas Banff Springs Canadian Rockies G. M. Canon C. J. Watson Fairholme Range Canon Carol Galli G. Fred Galli Down To The Soil Conservation Service Larry Lindgren Times Monticello C. D. Curtis Royal Brand Joe Janesville Air Group Mrs Monroe Evening Times Glarner Keglers Hughes Mobile Homes Carshel United Career Center P. O. Box
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