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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1963

Page

7

Tschanz Posts 621 Honor Count In Bowling Action

Tschanz led the night with a 621 series and a 235 high game the first major league honor count of the season. John Shager rolled a 238 top game, while Marco's team posted a 927 in the Major league. Team results show Orangeville No 2 and Swiss Colony strong, with Weasel's and Marcos squads posting losses.

Bill Tschanz George Redman John Shager Chuck Bloom Marco Weasel’s Roberter Merlen Fernstaedt Musser Bostian Roger Rothenbuehler Orangeville Phil's Downtowners Rapid Gas Heins Tavern Mplement North Central Public Service Swiss Colony Bob Ethridge Wilbur Cline Herb Goecks Deb Share Clinic Mueller’s Kiwanis Marcos Weasel Tuesday Nite Sr Ralph Phillips Sebastian Laeser Bob Buehler Ed Rofenacht Swiss Cheese Shop Phillips-Smith Dorman’s Cheese Eigles Club Rees Construction Mass Mutual Monroe Cheese Corp South Wayne Oil Co

Lemm Uses Headlines to Fire Up Cardinals Ahead of Minnesota

St. Louis coach Lemm, known for calm leadership, uses weekly headlines pasted in the locker room to motivate his football Cardinals for Sunday's NFL exhibition with Minnesota. The tactic follows a preseason loss to the Vikings.

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Braves Ball Boy Reveals Pocket Bulge Cause

Milwaukee Braves ball boy Jeffrey Smoller, 18, says bubble gum and tobacco cause the bulge in his back pocket. He also told Milwaukee County 4H members that many Braves like to spit tobacco juice on heater s in the dugout and watch it sizzle.

Milwaukee Jeffrey Smoller Milwaukee Braves Smoller Milwaukee County Braves

Mets Twins and Cardinals to host three consecutive All-Star Games

The Major League Executive Council selected New York Mets for 1964, Minnesota Twins for 1965, and St. Louis Cardinals for 1966 as All-Star hosts. Boston Red Sox released veteran infielder Billy Gardner and pitcher Chet Nichols unconditionally.

Big League Council New York New York Mets Minnesota Twins St. Louis Cardinals Major League Executive Council RED Sox Boston Billy Gardner Chet Nichols Boston Red Sox

Kurek Emerges As Wisconsin Ground Game Star

Wisconsin fullback Ralph Kurek, 205 pounds from Watertown, is praised as a rising force for the Badgers. He carried 12 times for 49 yards with a touchdown against Western Michigan and had 21 rushes for 68 yards, including the decisive score, in a 14–9 win over Notre Dame.

Madison Wisconsin Ralph Kurek Rupior Watertown Badgers Ron VanderKelen Pat Richter VanderKelen Richter Kurek Western Michigan Notre Dame Milt Bruhn South Bend Ind Bruhn Jim Parnell Wood

Pass Receiver Uses File to Snag Passes

Marshall University's Jim Cure, a top college pass receiver from Gary, uses a nail file on his fingertips before games. He says the filing makes the fingers extra sensitive for catching passes.

Cou We Ve. Marshall University Jim Cure Gary Cure

Monroe Harriers Take Third In Monona Quadrangular

Monroe High School finishes third with 66 points in Monona Grove Quadrangular. Stan Broome of Sun Prairie posts best time with 11 17, Monona Grove runner Evan Zimmerman follows, Stoughton leads with 20 points, Monroe B team also third. Monroe next hosts intra-squad meet at Monroe Country Club.

Monroe Monona Grove Ron Mauermann Monroe Harriers Stoughton Sun Prairie Stan Broome Evan Zimmerman Dennis Smith Norm Scoville Harvey Ylvisaker Mauermann Phil Raynoha Rick Hill Glen Ketchan Jeff Sannes Steve Digman Don Grossen Terry Hayes John Trumpy Dave Lysser Pete Mueller Bruce Kading Sun Prairie Jim Stauffacher Huck Kubly Larry Holcomb al Barnes Jerry Blum Monroe Country Club

Taylor and Kramer Earn Praise for Running and Kicking

Green Bay Packers prepare for the Rams as full back Jim Taylor returns to light drills after a groin injury. Kicker Jerry Kramer shines in field goals, converting 9 of 11 with a long 37 yarder and crediting a better follow through for increased distance.

Green Bay Green Bay Packers Jim Taylor Taylor Baltimore Los Angeles Rams City Stadium Jerry Kramer Paul Hornung

Fined Drivers in Madison Court and Birth Announcements

Rodney Keith Weaver of Brooklyn was fined 100 dollars plus 5 dollars court costs or 30 days in jail for reckless driving in Madison Superior Court. Gerald F. Kasper of Brooklyn forfeited 100 dollars bond and 5 dollars court costs on a DUI charge. Newborns listed include Judy Schmeldt born Sept 22 in St Clare hospital, and Gayle Jean Gruber born Sept 18 in New Glarus to Don and Mrs Gruber of Waterloo. Tony Linn Walton born Sept 5 in Iowa to Arnold and Jewell Walton. Dr John Frantz at Monroe Clinic showed slides of a mountain climbing trip at the Monroe Rotary meeting in Marco's. A car wash is planned for Oct 19 by Green County Teachers College Booster Club, 9 am to 4 pm.

Madison Rodney Keith Weaver Brooklyn Gerald F. Kasper John Frantz Monroe Clinic Teton National Park Wyoming Monroe Marco's Green County Teachers College Booster Club

Dan Landis Named head of Monroe High M Club

Dan Landis was elected president of the Monroe High School M Club at a meeting held yesterday. Other officers include Keith Burington as vice president Kim Kindschi as secretary treasurer William Schuetze as senior adviser Bob Buchholtz as junior adviser and Jim Dearth as sophomore adviser.

Dan Landis Monroe High School Keith Burington Kim Kindschi William Schuetze Bob Buchholtz Jim Dearth

Wis. vehicle deaths fall to 83 in September

The Wisconsin Motor Vehicle Department reports 83 fatalities from automobile accidents in September, down from 90 in September 1962. Nine month total reaches 643 this year versus 696 in 1962.

Madison Wisconsin Motor Vehicle Department

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