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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1963

Page

7

Vi Kuban Leads With 536 Honor Count In Keglerette

Vi Kuban rolled a 536 honor count in the Keglerette league alongside Sedora Brostuen who had 528. Evelyn Jacobs added a 583 series with a 210 high game, while Celia Ropp led the Ladies Minor with a 235 high in a 536 writers, Frieda Swiggum missed by one pin with 499. Team results show Pepsi-Cola and Gerondale Insurance among leaders with 2-1 records.

Vi Kuban Sedora Brostuen Sedora Keglerette — Vi Kuban Frieda Swiggum Helen Hayes M. Brecklin Pepsi-Cola Don's Standard Service Stauffacher Construction Gerondale Insurance Swiss Colony Commercial Bank Marty's Dairy Radke Studio Evelyn Jacobs Betty Dale Mary Anne Haberman Leona Gruenewald Edna Leiser Monroe Cold Storage Ludlow Bar Clark John Deere Eagles Swiss Wheel Laides Pauline Hewphill Lynn Kubly Celia Ropp Frances Miller Wanda Schramm Bob’s Market Sportsmen Cramer Funeral Home Baumgartner McGinnis Henze Insurance Kc-Cadiz Gean Slind Bernard Lee Don Prien Mike Hyland Ken Roth North Central Gas Riverside Tap Carter and Gruenewald Agrico Rambler of Monroe Clark Implement Hubers Roy's Dairy

Today in History highlights and Mantle update

On this date in 1836 Alonzo Philips received the first phosphorous friction match patent. Other notes cite Morse telegraph patent in 1848 and UN Charter signing in 1945. Mickey Mantle of the New York Yankees says he is doing fine and expects to leave the hospital soon. Dial 325-5101 for an Adtaker today.

Associated Press Alonzo Philips Springfield Mass Edenton N.C England Samuel F. B. Morse U.S. Weather Bureau U.S James F. Byrnes Trygve Lie U.N New York City Harry S. Truman United States St. Louis Shoulders Bobby Greenlease Sinclair Weeks Eisenhower Lewis Strauss Khrushchev Mantle New York Mickey Mantle New York Yankees

Carpenter Seeks No. 2 Quarterback Role with Packers

Green Bay's Lew Carpenter, a versatile NFL veteran, steps into No. 2 quarterback duties as Bart Starr is sidelined with a broken right hand. Carpenter, a former Arkansas star and Lombardi trade acquisition, has filled multiple roles and now could direct the offense if needed.

Green Bay Lew Carpenter Packers Carpenter Bart Starr John Roach Vince Lombardi Roach University of Arkansas Detroit Lions Cleveland Browns Lombardi Bill Quinlan Billy Howton Starr

Gregory Stamm Wins Freeport Punt Contest

Gregory Stamm son of Mr and Mrs Lee Owen Stamm of rural Dakota earned third place in the 1 year old section of the Junt Pass and Kick contest in Freeport among 738 entrants and received an official football. He previously placed third in the 1961 contest.

Gregory Stamm Freeport Orangeville Lee Owen Stamm Dakota

Braves Lemaster Gopher Ball King of NL 1963

Milwaukee pitcher Lemaster earned the NL title as the 1963 gopher ball king with 30 homers allowed. He logged 237 innings in 45 games, finished 11-14 with a 3.04 ERA and led Milwaukee with 190 strikeouts. Teammate Warren Spahn added 23 homers allowed and a 23-7 record. Jim Bunning led the AL with 38 homers allowed.

Aon Yohnns Venny Lemaster Milwaukee Braves King Lemaster Roger Craig New York Mets Juan Marichal San Francisco Giants Braves Milwaukee Warren Spahn Detroit Jim Bunning

Shepard becomes banker as he buys Baytown bank

Commander Alan B. Shepard and two Houston investors acquire controlling shares in the First National Bank of Baytown for 1,350,000 dollars. Baytown, a Houston area community, lies northeast of Houston. The report also mentions black pearls from La Paz oysters and a blight that wiped oyster beds out about two decades ago.

Muuston Alan B. Shepard Shepard Houston First National Bank of Baytown la Paz California

Frain May Be Starter for Badgers in Big Ten Clash

Wisconsin faces Ohio State with safety Ron Frain a game time decision after a bruised shoulder limited him in practice. coach Milt Bruhn tests junior Carl Silvestri and sophomore Dave Franck at safety while Ralph Kurek and Tom Brigham handle fullback duties. Ohio State reports two injured starters Don Unverforth and Matt Snell ready to play despite lingering pains.

Iadison Ron Frain Wisconsin Badgers Ohio State Frain Iowa Milt Bruhn Carl Silvestri Dave Franck Ralph Kurek Tom Brigham Steve Goodman Bob Pickens Columbus Ohio Woody Hayes Don_ Unverforth Matt Snell Unverforth Snell Southern California

Corn Picking Sidelights at Green County Fair Exhibits

At the Green County Fair a SPF program display by the National SPF Accrediting Agency promotes virus free SPF Hogs Wisconsin Accredited with listed breeders and operations. Exhibits include mam moth bags from Wisconsin Agriculturist, livestock remedies, and farm product showcases by Standard Oil and Allis-Chalmers. Notable figures and groups include Green County 4-H and FFA, Janesville Chamber of Commerce, and speakers like Mrs Mildred Peters of Rockford. The event features a two-heat corn combine class, a helicopter ride for a student, and awards for hard luck pickers with regional farm leaders in attendance.

SPF Conrad Wisconsin Duane Beach Monroe Hampshire Duroc Landrace Bernard Friedrich Kendall Digman

Palmer and Nicklaus Favored to Sweep Canada Cup

The United States duo Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus opened as 2-1 favorites to sweep the Canada Cup as 33 nations tee off in the first round. Nicklaus, 23, led the field as a 3-1 favorite for individual play with Palmer and Gary Player close behind at 4-1.

United Sams Arnold Palmer Jack Nicklaus United States Australia South Africa Spain Japan Nicklaus Palmer Gary Player

Lost Act Prompts Irony in Logic Theorem

A puzzling claim frames a missing act as the illogical anchor of a paradoxical logic dispute. Local readers debate whether absence can prove or disprove a given theorem or plan. The playful note highlights how absence shapes reasoning in unexpected ways.

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BY Jimmy Hatlo Tai Fom Lemaster ‘Gopher Ball’ King Astronaut Shepard Blumer’s Walgreen Drugstore Mildred Peters Rockford Standard Oil Fred Chapman Madison The Rock River Thresheree Association Swiss Badger Watershed Allis- Chalmers University of Wisconsin, Green Lafayette Rock County Green County Safety Council Green County FFA Art Riese Carole Olson Brodhead Willis Riemer Schmidt Monroe Shoe Janesville Chamber of Commerce Harold Bender Owen Jack Murray Robert Smith Murray Earl Chamber of Commerce Monroe Jc's Jaycettes John Ferguson Field Producion Winslow Donald Alston Karlen’s Monticello Walter H. Kubly J and W Implement Sales, Inc Highway 69 Dougan Farms Beloit Douglas Carroll DeForest Ernest Gempler Dale Allen Rewey Roman Borkovec Burlington Burlington National Bank Don Pope Janesville Dianne Riemer Brodhead High School Boots Dianne Clifford Dahlgren Marengo Shows Mathews Co Crystal Lake Ill James Flint Albany Swiss and Limsburger Cheese Producers Association William J. Kennedy and Sons Red Cross Alaska R. G. Shannon Rantoul Richard Mathews Elkhorn NFU Fred Heins Grand Island Neb Marvin Blohm Center Junction Blohms Lynn Kuhns Blohm Indiana Arnie Jack Browntown, Wis Sharp Son RCA TV Radio & Phono George (. Michaels Co. Buchschacher Otto H. Babler Babler L. G. Marty Bank of Bank of Monticello L. G. Marty, Truster Tire Sale Wou Crandall Oil Company 16Th Avenue Monroe, Wis Coronet Manhatt Ketel Tena Coronet Distillers Bel Air Buicks Electra Roadmaster Our Buick
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