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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1954

Page

7

Albany Judo Win Consolation Berth in City Tournament

Albany and Helland-Hein earned consolation berths by beating Phillips-Smith and Gemplers respectively. They meet tomorrow at 7 30 p m for a shot at third place, then the 9 30 p m final features Commercial Bank against Sahara Coal. Dale Davis pitched well for Helland-Hein, and Albany’s Schesser threw a four-hitter in the opener.

Albany Helland-Hein Phillips-Smith Gemplers Commercial Bank Sahara Coal Helland-Hess Dale Davis Schesser Warren Schesser Sanford Erickson Roy Figi Willis Stokes Jr Figi Helland Hein Matzke Herbert Matzke Clyde Davis Roger Isley Stokes Blank Phillips- Smith Tony Wand Ralph Phillips Paul Wuetrich Recreation Park Martin's Sporting Goods Commercial Bank-Sahara Gempler Monroe Evening Times Ray Figi WEKZ

Longhorn League Homer Sets Hit Record In Roswell

Roswell slugger Joe Bauman blasted four homers and drove in nine as Roswell beat Sweetwater 15 to 9. He increased season total to 68 and batting average to .398, within six games of the all time pro mark. Longhorn League players reportedly received about $500 for homers and key hits.

Roswell N. M Pomerous Joe Bauman Joe Sweetwater Joe Hauser Minneapolis Bob Crues Amarillo

Enthusiasm High As Irish Practice Opens 66th Notre Dame Season

Notre Dame head coach Terry Brennan opens the 66th season with 79 players, aiming to build a cohesive unit after gradation and the loss of the 1954 group. Sophomores face starting-squad limits as Brennan emphasizes experience. Paul Hornung leads a strong freshman slate with veterans Gugliemi and Carey ahead of him.

Douth Bend Via Notre Dame Terry Brenton Fighting Irish Frank Leahy Brennan Texas Paul Hornung Louisville Hornung Ralph Guglielmi Tom Carey

Monroe Youths See Braves Game

Nearly seven Monroe youngsters traveled to a Braves Dodgers game to watch a pitchers duel and a Milwaukee 20 victory yesterday. The youths attended under sponsorship by the Tri- County YMCA and the Braves Knot Hole Club. Attending but not listed were Gary Ginner, David Blum, Bryan Quinn, David Fahs, Roger Severson, James Mauermann, Joe Keegan, Jon Lengacher and Richard Siegenthaler. Drivers included O. N. Johnson, Lawrence H. Moth, Alden Hawthorne, George Bennis, Don Lovelace, William Bauman, Kenneth Ginner, Elmer Trickel, Richard Schulz, William Whipple, Herman Siegenthaler and William Lengacherler.

Monroe Braves Brooklyn Dodgers Milwaukee Tri- County Ymca Braves Knot Hole Club Gary Ginner David Blum Bryan Quinn David Fahs Roger Severson James Mauermann Joe Keegan Jon Lengacher Richard Siegenthaler O. N. Johnson Lawrence H. Moth Alden J. Hawthorne George Bennis Don Lovelace William K. Bauman Kenneth F. Ginner Elmer J. Jack Trickel Richard A. Schulz William V. Whipple Herman Siegenthaler William C. Lengacher

Holiday Races Planned At Rockford Speedway

Rockford Speedway officials tout an ambitious holiday stock car program for fans. A polio fund benefit race Saturday serves as the last tune up before the 250 lap championship on Monday afternoon, with pit stops allowed. Time trials Saturday at 5 20 p m CST and racing at 7 30 p m CST. Sunday begins at noon CST with racing at 1 30 p m CST.

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Wisconsin Faces 1954 Football Season With Big Questions

Madison report on Coach Ivy Williamson's 1954 Wisconsin football squad. About 65 players including 15 lettermen. Don Voss quits, Woody Sorensen injured, Alan Ameche anchors the single wing, with Haluska and Miller among passers. Team optimistic on coaching but unsure title chances in Big Ten.

Arthur Bystrom Madison Wisconsin Footall Ivy Williamson Harland Carl Jerry Witt Roger Dornburg Wisconsin Don Voss Milwaukee Voss William Woody) Soren Sorensen Alan Ameche Kenosha Ameche Jim Miller Glen Wilson Jim Haluska Charles Thomas Evanston Haluska

Gavilan Saxton Title Bout Delayed by Illness

Welterweight champion Kid Gavilan is sidelined by a fever and viral illness, with mumps diagnosed, forcing the postponement of his 15 round title defense against Johnny Saxton at Connie Mack Stadium. Gavilan’s manager says he faces at least a month away from the ring. Saxton’s camp awaits a new date.

Philadelphia Kid Gavilan Johnny Saxton Angel Lopez Connie Mack Lopez New York Samuel Swetnick Gavilan Saxton Frank Palermo Johnny Bratt

Indians Pitching Shuts Out Yankees 6-1 in Two-Hitter

Yesterday's stars featured Early Wynn of the Cleveland Indians throwing a two-hitter to defeat the New York Yankees 6-1. Ted Kluszewski of the Cincinnati Redlegs belted his 40th and 41st homers, capturing the major league home run lead as Cincinnati fell 9-3 to the Philadelphia Phillies.

Early Wynn Cleveland Indians Indians New York Yankees Ted Kluszewski Cincinnati Redlegs Redlegs Philadelphia Phillies

Conley Throttles Bums with 3 Hits

Milwaukee Braves ace Gene Conley blanked Brooklyn with a three hit shutout giving Milwaukee a 2 0 win over the Dodgers in County Stadium. Don Newcombe allowed four runs on three hits and a walk, while Billy Bruton Del Crandall and Pee Wee Reese provided key moments in the NL clash.

Chris symmDs Milwaukee Pittsburgh Pirates County Stadium Long Gene Conley Milwaukee Braves Brooklyn Bobby Thomson Jack Dittmer Dodgers Braves Junior Gilliam Pee Wee Reese Duke Snider Gil Hodges Gilliam Don Newcombe Andy Pafko Gil Hodges Bounder Rube Walker Conley New +combe Newcombe Billy Bruton Danny O'Connell Joe Adcock Thomson Dodger Despoiler Snider Bruton del Crandall Adcock Pafko New*combe Pete Vosey

Packers Slice Roster To 45 Active Players

Packers trim squad to 45 active players still 12 over NFL limit after two more camp departures. Veteran defensive halfback Mary Johnson released with lingering shoulder issue. Rookie linebacker George Timberlake from Southern Cal also departed after breaking his arm in practice.

Packers Stevens Point Green Bay Packers National Football League Mary Johnson Bays Los Angeles John California George Timberlake Southern Cal Ikely

Indians Bounce New York 6 to 1 in pivotal win

The Indians, led by Early Wynn's two hit gem, defeated the Yankees 6 to 1 to widen their lead in the American League pennant race to 5 12 games. Manager Al Lopez tempered celebrations, noting the crucial series still ahead and the need for wins to seal the flag.

Joe Rescaleh NEW York Cleveland Indians al Lopez Wynn Cleveland New York Yankees Tribe Yankees Indians Stevelan al Rosen Chicago

Removal of Carp Starts Saturday

County youngsters and adults may remove carp from Benkett pond starting Saturday using hands or dip nets. Carp were planted to control plant life and provide fishing for county children. goal is to clear the pond for rainbow trout stocking this winter and next spring. Youths under 16 need no license. others require one. Supervisors include Harold Pederson, Myron Stair, and Carl Frenzel. The pond lies a mile west of county shops on Highway 59 toward Albany.

Benkett's Pond Ray L. Beckman The Green County Conservation League Conservation Congress Carl Frenzel Beckman Aken Arrow Couny Highway 59 Albany Monroe League

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