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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1963

Page

5

Monroe Gridders Award Major Letters to Thirty Three Players

Monroe high school announces 33 football players earned Major Letters for the season. Fifteen seniors, ten juniors, and eight sophomores received major letters, with 22 boys earning Minor Letters and 28 earning B team awards. Includes named seniors, juniors, sophomores and managers, with coaches Neale Wells Dunn Barr Stroessner.

Monroe Ralph Neale Monroe High School Amne Jim Beer Rusty Blaser Terry Coplien Bill Esch Steve Grundahl Bill Kohn Bob Rhnpschild Terry Kubly Dan Landis Bernard Milz Dave Pick Bill Schuetze Bob Tschanz Alvin Tschudy Jim Zubike Dave Allen Gary Blackbourn Bob Buchholtz Keith Burington David Deininger Dan Franklin Louis Janke Gayle Johnson Jim Martin Bill Wuethrich Jim Dearth Paul Frenzel Wynn Grendahl John Keegan Steve Ratzlaff Kurt Share Dick Swiggum Dick Vincent John Etter Joe Goetz Ed Holcomb Bill Kilian Chuck LaBuch Jeff Lueck Ed Maher Bob Mathias Mike Miller Mike Minder Gary Ruch Larry Schwartz Dick Tschanz Bob Waefler Dan Wilde Daryl Wilde Joe Ziltner Bill Babler Dennis Lostetter Ken Pick Bill Priewe Dennis Roderick Rollins Tom Rufenachte Sorenson LaVerne Wichell Pat Vincent Leon Wittner Jack Janessen Dave Carr Neale Robert Wells Wally Dunn Stan Barr Wayne Stroessner

Frieda Laeser Tops League With 530 Honor Count

Frieda Laeser led last night with a 530 honor count, rolling 172 187 171 as the near league leader Marcelle Quest at 535. Vic Ingwell posted a 582 high series with 177 217 188, while Butch Myers sparked the men's action with a 226 high game. Lou Hackle added a 212 game as Industrial and other teams posted scores across the night.

Frieda Laeser Kegler Marcelle Quest Butch Myers Vic Ingwell Lou Hackle Ev Jacobs Helen Hayes Mary Johnson Millie Blum Burn i Monroe Floral Bancroft Milk Dean’s Milk Monroe Clinic Turner Hall Sportsman’s Quentine de Remer Keith Christensen Jerry Kubly Gary Hoesly Hubers Frito- Lay South Side Market Nco's Arnold Koehn Roger Rockey Lee Nipple la Verne Hayes Milwaukee Cheese Treuthardt Trucking Evie's Bar Recreation Club Southern Wisconsin Co-op Thorp Paints VFW

Peralta Wins Fight and Seeks Rematch at Garden

New York saw Gregorio Peralta defeat Wayne Thornton in a hard fought 10 round bout at Madison Square Garden. The Argentine heavyweight hopeful, 28, controlled the action with steady chops and jabs to secure the decision. A rematch looms as Peralta pursues a title shot versus Willie Pastrano.

New York Wayne Thornton Gregorio Peralta Willie Pastrano Argentina Fresno Madison Square Garden

Field Goals Factor Western Division Title Hinges on Sunday's Tilt

NFL action centers on Bears and Packers as they clash for Western Conference lead with fate of title at stake. Packers 9, Bears 3. had been outscored 107-0 in prior two meetings, while Browns, Giants, Steelers and Colts also feature in week’s standings.

Bears Bill Wade Cleveland St. Louis Don Brumm Ed Henke Frank Ryan Jimmy Brown Ryan Blanton Collier Jim Ninowski Browns Charlie Johnson New York San Francisco A. Tittle 49Ers Giants Pittsburgh Washington Steelers Pitt Baltimore Minnesota Johnny Unitas Lions Vikings Colts Fran Tarkenton Detroit Los Angeles Earl Morrall Rams Dallas Philadelphia Eagles Cowboys Jim Ray Smith Joe Bob Isbell Roy ‘Jordan Don Meredith King Hill Hill

Grams Expected To Take Spotlight On Wisconsin Team

John Erickson, UW basketball coach, praises Dave Grams a former Monroe star likely to be a fine ball player this year. Erickson notes a tough season ahead, fast team with skilled ball handling but small for college play, front line all sophomores, veteran back court. He spoke to 130 YMCA members at a Janesville banquet. Grams earned starting berth last January and earned all-state, all-conference honors in high school.

John Erickson University of Wisconsin Dave Grams Monroe Erickson YMC Janesville Grams Cheesemaker Badger

Ripon Puts Six On All MidWest Team

Ripon placed six players on the All-Midwest Conference football squad chosen by league coaches in their fall meeting in Chicago. Unanimous quarterback choice Jack Ankerson headlines a squad featuring Beloit players and Ripon’s 8 0 Midwest crown. Ankerson leads the nation with 145 points from 18 touchdowns 28 extra points and three field goals.

Chicago Ripon Jack Ankerson Beloit Bob Stewart Ankerson

Bears and Packers Set For Important NFL Clash

Chicago and Green Bay meet in a pivotal clash with first place in the Western Division on the line. Packers favored by four, Roach to start at quarterback with Starr's hand healed, and ground threats led by Jim Taylor and Tom Moore. Bears rely on Wade passing and a stout defense, with personnel decisions at left halfback to be announced.

Chicago Chicago Bears Green Bay Packers Bears Packers St. Louis Cleveland San Francisco New York Browns Giants Pittsburgh Washington Baltimore Minnesota Los Angeles Detroit Philadelphia Dallas Green Bay Vince Lombardi John Roach Bart Starr Roach Starr Jim Taylor Tom Moore Jerry Kramer Taylor Moore Bill Wade Rick Casares Joe Marconi George Halas Ronnie Bull Willie Galimore

Manila firm Hygienic Products bought by Neenah Kimberly Clark

Neenah Kimberly Clark Corp announced it has acquired a controlling interest in Hygienic Products Inc of Manila and will immediately begin constructing additional facilities there.

Manila Neenah Kimberly- Clark Corp Hygienic Products Inc

Community notes on soil conservation and local maps

A Green County Soil Conservation update covers mapping the last acre of land in Decatur Township, planning for an educational winter program, and a Nov 3 meeting date for Honey Creek Watershed. Packers 27 Bears 9 is noted as the expected score, with local projects on drainage, contour strips, and watershed reports welcomed by residents and organizers.

Ben Zimmerli Decatur Township Green County Bill Russell Green’ County Soil Conservation and Water Conservation District Waldo Freitag State Soil and Water Conservation Committee Dick Shallberg Honey Creek Watershed

Groundwork and quirky tale from a rural Wisconsin note

The item lists farmers and townships in Mt. Pleasant Adams and Washington areas as fields wait for frost to end. It ends with an anecdote about a grocery shopper who stopped a driverless car by pulling the emergency brake, then notes someone else took credit in a humorous twist.

Clem's Barber Shop Opens Under New Owner Clem Pittz

Clem Pittz now owns and operates the barber shop to be known as Clem's Barber Shop. It will be open Monday through Saturday from 8 a.m. to 5 30 p.m. Wednesday and Friday evenings extend to 9 p.m. Hours take effect Monday, November 18.

Ber Clem Pittz Clem

Signs as Sout Milwaukee Braves Scout Former PCL Mentor

Jack Tighe, ex Detroit manager who guided Milwaukee’s Denver club in the Pacific Coast League last season, has signed to scout for the Braves in both major leagues.

Milwaukee Jack Tighe Detroit Denver Braves

Reynolds Reappoints Rejected Howard Koop

Gov John W Reynolds announced the reappointment of Howard Koop as commissioner of administration after Senate rejection. The GOP controlled Senate had spurned Koop and also rejected Reynolds nomination of Frank Zeidler as director of the State Department of Resource Development. Zeidler’s replacement action followed. both men may continue in their posts without Senate approval.

Madison John W. Reynolds Howard Koop Senate Koop Reynolds Frank Zeidler State Department of Resource Development Zeidler

Monticello Social Notes Recorded At Local Homes

Wednesday dinner guests at the Fred Zweifel home included Mrs Walter J Marty of Belleville Mr and Mrs Robert Holcomb Sr and Mrs Fred Holcomb Mrs William Klassy and Mrs Anna Elmer called in Monroe Wednesday morning Miss Alda Ann New Glarus overnighted with Miss Viola Rupp Tuesday Mrs R H Schoonover Madison was a Wednesday afternoon town caller Mr and Mrs Robert Holcomb Sr visited Tony Carey Whitewater Thursday

Fred Zweifel Walter J. Marty Belleville Robert Holcomb Fred Holcomb William Klassy Anna Elmer Monroe Alda Ann New Glarus Viola Rupp R. H. Schoonover Madison Robert Holcomb Sr Tony Carey Whitewater

Braves Name Brown Milwaukee Promotions Chief

Milwaukee Braves appoint Austin Brown as director of promotions and special events. Brown, previously ticket director, assumes duties to oversee team promotions and event planning for the club.

Braves BROWN Milwaukee Austin Brown The Milwaukee Braves

Legislature In Brief: Ethics Council Study Proposed

MADISON The Assembly approved a resolution calling for a legislative council study to establish an ethics code for state employees and public officials and to examine housing discrimination. The measure, offered by Frank Nikolay and Edward Nager, directs a report to the 1965 Legislature and cooperation with the Governor's Human Rights Commission. The session also exempted machinery used in food production from the 3 percent sales tax, vetoed by Reynolds, and overridden his veto on paying towns $0.30 an acre for state forests. The Assembly also allowed minors to borrow for college expenses with same rights as adults, despite Reynolds' veto.

Madison Assembly Legislative Council Wisconsin Frank Nikolay Abbotsford Edward Nager Nikolay Thomas Barland jEau Claire Senate Reynolds

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