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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1964

Page

5

Touch Football Opens Season At Recreation Park

The season kicks off Sunday night at Recreation Park after a last night practice round. Entry fees are due before play. Sunday games include The Office vs Brown Town at 7 45 and Spoerry s Lounge vs Juda Caldwell at 9.

Recreation Park Browntown Spoerry Juda Caldwell Joe’s Greenco Printing Juda Keegan First National Bank Greenco Jerry Jordan Pollard Caldwell Gary Ruge National Bank Office Don Miller Wayne Stroessner Marty Deignan Ruge Stan Barr Deignan

Cheesemen Face Cardinals Tonight in Big Badger clash

Monroe Cheesemakers and Sun Prairie Cardinals meet in a top Badger Conference game with both teams undefeated in league play. Coach Gary Ruge says it will be tough as Sun Prairie relies on running but can pass, while Monroe adjusts with Keegan back from knee injury and lineup changes on both sides of the ball.

Monroe Cheesemakers Sun Prairie Cardinals Sun Prairie Monona Grove Monroe Jefferson Gary Ruge John Keegan Keegan Tom Bacon al Barnes Dick Swiggum Ruge Sun Prairie Club Paul Jeserberger Jeserberger Cardinal

baseball scoreboard American and National leagues

The scoreboard shows standings with wins and losses for the American League led by New York and Chicago, plusBaltimore Detroit Cleveland Minnesota Boston Washington Kansas City and Los Angeles and Cleveland in action. National League leaders St Louis Cincinnati Philadelphia San Francisco Milwaukee Pittsburgh Los Angeles Chicago Houston New York and others feature results and upcoming games across multiple matchups.

New York Chicago Baltimore Detroit Los Angeles Cleveland Minnesota Boston Washington Kansas City St. Louis Cincinnati Philadelphia San Francisco Milwaukee Pittsburgh Houston Colts Dick Bass Rams Unitas Green Bay Tommy Mason Vikings Dallas Jim Brown Frank Ryan Cowboys Don Meredith Eagles Steelers Ollie Matson Cardinals Charley Johnson Jim Bakken Bears George Halas Larry Morris Mike Pyle Joe Fortunato Bill George

Colts Offense Faces Tough Ram Defense In Weekend clash

Associated Press reports the Baltimore Colts led by quarterback Johnny Unitas face the Los Angeles Rams and a bruising defense. Colts seek a repeat of a 52-0 win while Rams hope to contain Unitas and a high scoring Baltimore attack.

Colts Johnny Unitas Baltimore Los Angeles Rams Rams Chicago Bears Unitas Harland Svafe Dempsey Firpo Ruth Gehrig Minnesota Dutch van Brocklin Lamar Lundy Merlin Olsen Deacon Jones Rosey Grier

National League draws for potential play-off pairings

League President Warren Giles started the drawing by flipping a coin to set matchups if a playoff is needed. The race narrows with St Louis, Cincinnati, Philadelphia, and San Francisco in contention, as Cardinals idle and Reds and Giants win to close the gap.

Cincinnati Warren Giles Dodgers St. Louis Cardinals Cincinnati Reds Philadelphia Phils San Francisco Giants Cardinals Reds Pittsburgh Phillies St. Louis Giants Houston

Braves Clinch Fifth Position In League Standings

Milwaukee Braves defeat New York Mets 7-3 at County Stadium to secure solo fifth place as Ed Bailey hits a first inning grand slam. Denny Lemaster earns win with two and a third innings of relief from Bob Tiefenauer. Mets absorb their 14th loss in 18 meetings with the Braves. Pirates lose to Cincinnati, ending any shared fifth-place hopes.

Milwaukee Milwaukee Braves Ed Bailey Braves New York Mets Mets New Yorkers Pittsburgh Pirates Cincinnati Denny Lemaster Bob Tiefenauer Lemaster

Kramer May Miss Remainder of Year Because of Surgery

Green Bay star guard Jerry Kramer says he may miss the NFL season after abdominal surgery revealed a grapefruit sized growth on his liver. He hopes for limited duty and promises a full recovery, with a possible hospital release soon and a check on attending the Packers game if weather cooperates.

Green Bay Wis Jerry Kramer Green Bay Packers Kramer City Stadium Packers Minnesota Vikings

Orioles Edge Senators 2-0 as McNally Dominates

Dave McNally pitched a one hit game for Baltimore, with Don Lock's two out double in the seventh sparking a 2-0 win over Washington. Jim Coker had a three hit game for Cincinnati, including a homer, in a 5-4 Reds victory over Pittsburgh lifting Cincinnati to within a half game of St Louis.

Dave McNally Baltimore Don Lock Orioles Washington Jim Coker Cincinnati Reds Pittsburgh St. Louis Cardinals

Gordie Howe Injured as Red Wings Roll Over Farm Club Team

Gordie Howe was knocked groggy and taken to a hospital for observation after a Detroit 5 2 victory over a mix of Pittsburgh and Memphis farm club players. Howe’s status remained unclear as the Red Wings built a comfortable win.

Detroit Gordie Howe Detroit Red Wings Pittsburgh Memphis

High Series Achieved By Bacon and Redman In Victory League

Burt Bacon rolled a 627 honor series and George Redman a 605 in the Victory League last night. Leona Gruenewald led Pleasure League with 555, while Dorothy Schott added 496. Team results show Share's Texaco and Century Belles 3-0 in City Taxi division, Eagles 4-0 in City League, and Victory standings led by Bacon and Redman.

Burt Bacon George Redman Kegler Leona Gruenewald Dorothy Schott Share Texaco Dells Cheese Co Redman Bacon John Shager Commercial Bank Schuetzel Gayle Matzke Tony Wand Eagles Oaktron Baumgartners Cheese Clark Crawford Miller Virgil Bowman Moose Lodge Pleasure League Dorothy Schot Bauman Kitchens Glen Brecklin Sam Regula Don Schoenick Harold Matzke Reger Baumgartner’s Kubly’s Dean’s Clark’s Eatons Bar Crawford Mueller Nate Klassy Robert Krupke Ed Goecks Pat Tap City Taxi Randy Dewey Vorseth Clint Blackbourn the Office County Highway Shop Monroe Milling

Badgers Hold Scrimmage Between Freshmen and Varsity

Wisconsin's football team staged a heavy practice with a scrimmage between freshmen and the varsity before a weekend break at Camp Randall. Blocking and kicking drills dominated the session as halfback Dave Franck resumed kicking duties and Laurie Hakanen moved to the No. 3 quarterback behind Hal Brandt and Jesse Kaye. tackle Roger Jacobazzi left early with a cut nose.

Madison Wisconsin

Robert Holden Named Legion Commissioner

Robert Holden of Orfordville is named commissioner of the State Legion in Janesville. The appointment places Holden in a key leadership role within the nonprofit veterans organization and follows governance changes announced this week.

Robert Holden Legion Janesville Orfordville

Line American Legion Loop Fall Meeting Highlights

Ray Olson of Orfordville was reelected secretary treasurer. Al Rice of Milton Junction and Ed Carroll of Janesville were reappointed vice commissioners by Holden. Beloit and Edgerton received 1964 division championship trophies. The league will hold its spring meeting on March 29 at Orfordville.

Line American Legion Loop Ray Olson Orfordville al Rice Milton Junction Ed Carroll Janesville Holden Beloit Edgerton

Pesky and Durocher Seek New Manager Posts

Boston talks point to Johnny Pesky stepping down as manager with Billy Herman poised to take over after an 18 year wait. Herman would sign a two year deal as Pesky moves to an off field role. Boston trails in AL standings. Durocher leaves Dodgers coaching seeking a majors job with undisclosed destination.

Boston Johnny Pesky Billy Herman Red Sox Herman Pesky Thomas A. Yawkey Sox Leo Durocher Los Angeles Dodgers Bussie Bavasi Durocher Bavasi

Tobacco leaf share in free world markets tops 28 percent

The United States sells more than 28 percent of the tobacco leaf bought in free world markets, amounting to about 505 billion pounds.

United States Free World

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