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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1948

Page

5

League Bowling To Open Tuesday In Monroe

Some 770 bowlers in Monroe's 23 leagues begin a new season at Recreation Club and Pleasure Bend alleys. First matches are slated for Tuesday with shifts at 7 and 9 pm. Piscataway Bend offers 9 pm hours on Wednesday and Friday. Season plans show 154 teams: 110 in organized men leagues and 44 women in seven leagues.

Monroe Recreation Club Pleasure Bend Eacseem Club Piscate Bend

Recreation Club Schedule with Prominent Sponsors Listed

A weekly timetable outlines Monday through Friday events at 7 pm and 9 pm with major and minor leagues. Sponsors include Kun dert Elmer Becker's Woodford Century Service Standard Oil Kraft Foods Gempler's Moose Lodge Green County Rockow's Baumgartner's Dutch Maids Frozen Foods Clinic Pharmacy Old Style Lager Rees Construction Crystal Tower Goetz Theater Eddie's Tavern Snively Snyder Eugene Hotel VFW posts Mucks' Distributors Phillips Kubly Binn's Tavern VFW No. 2 Smith's Ramblers Schuetze Hoffman Dry Cleaners Center Market Sharer's Tavern Banker's Life Coplien's Truckers Cities Service Curley's Texaco Curtiss Candy Argyle Weng er Kramer Borden's Beckman's Hi Bray Local 579 Monroe Hotel VFW No. 1.

Kundert and Elmer Becker's Woodford Century Service Standard Oil Pleasure Bend McArdle’s Kraft Foods Gempler’s Tire Moose Lodge Green County Rvice Rockow’s Baumgartner’s Dutch Maids Clinic Badger Lee's Haworth’s Furniture Hoffman's Rees Construction Crystal Tower Goetz Theater Eddie’s Tavern Snively and Snyder Eugene Phillips and Smith Kubly Paints Snack Bar Binn’s Tavern VFW No. 2 Mucks’ Distributors Smith's Ramblers Schuetze Clothiers Hoffman Dry Cleamers Center Market Sharer’s Tavern Banker's Life Coplien’s Truckers Cities Service Curley’s Texaco Curtiss Candy Argyle Sportsman Wenger and Kramer Borden’s Beckman’s Hi-Bray Monroe Hotel VFW VFW No Schuetze’s Chocolate Shop Ward’s Goetz Theaters Purcell’s Grocery Fire Department Phillipson’s American Legion Hoot's Tavern Argyle Market Ostby’s Garage Argyle Dry Cleaners Ninneman Coal and Ice Town Hall Dairy Smith Barbers Green County Service Rusenacht’s Service Clarno Holstein Breeders Montgomery Electric Waelti’s Truckers Equity Livestock Keglerettes Sid’s Beauty Shop First National Bank Modern Club Rollie’s Standard Service Lanz Insurance Knights of Columbus Winslow Ruralis Palmer’s Tavern Stauffacher Construction West Clarno Weener’s Coffee Swiss Tavern Woodford Corner Cafe Quintets Burgess Battery Johnson Motors Monroe Clinic Martin's Sporting Goods Commercial Bank Anderson

Pleasure Bend League Schedule Night Listings

A reader summary lists multiple local venues and teams by night and time, naming establishments such as Schuetze's Chocolate Shop Eddie's Ward's Goetz Theaters Purcell's Grocery and various sponsorless squads. Fire department units and a wide array of Argyle and Monday night participants are included alongside numerous businesses and civic groups. The fragment also mentions Tuesday Wednesday and Friday night rosters with teams like Nighthawks Keglerettes Knights of Columbus and State Line women's teams among others.

McDermott Signs With Tri-City Blackhawks

Bobby Mc Dermott, famed set shot artist, signs for the 1948-49 season with the Tri City Blackhawks in the National Pro League. He joined mid last season as player coach and will continue in that role.

Want Ad Brings Big Effort for Small Pay

Local buyers find presses in service industry offer a lot of work for modest earnings as classified ads promise opportunities. Small jobs attract many applicants seeking quick cash, with residents noting time invested versus pay.

Cheesemakers Begin Football Drills At Recreation Park

Coach Fred Simpson’s Monroe High School Cheesemakers closed their first week of football practice at Recreation Park with 55 candidates, including late reports. They will pause for vacation, return Monday at 9 30, and resume after school next Tuesday when classes begin. Veterans listed include Charley Blum Alan Prisk Robert Rieder Hans Sulzer Robert Wells Henry Speich among many others.

Fred Simpson Monroe High School Recreation Park Charley Blum Alan Prisk Robert Rieder Hans Sulzer Robert Wells Henry Speich Jack Andereck William Beach Richard Bruny Fred Booth al Buri Rlin Cook Kenneth Davis Ronald Dwyer Donald Ethridge Coral Ethridge Marvin Flick Dick Goodrich Rudy Gerber Richard Hyland Isaac Ingwell Donald Ivey Karl Krahenbuehl John Kunhdert Rudy Maurer Ed McArdle Richard McArdle James McGuire Jerry McGuire Ken Norton Vincent O'Flaherty Jim Pierce Charles Robinson Karl Schillinger Jim Share Rod Speich Jack Staffon John Stauffacher Leo Stauffacher Ken Steinmann Arlo Stuessy Phil Teehan Robert

Brissie to Return To College Classes

Philadelphia pitcher Lou Brissie says he will resume his college education between baseball seasons. The six foot five rookie aims to major in history and English until earning enough credits for a diploma.

Philadelphia Lou Brissie

Rams Coach Resigns. Snyder Replaced by Shaughnessy

Los Angeles Rams head coach Bob Snyder resigns due to ill health. Clark Shaughnessy is named his replacement by team president Dan Reeves.

RAM Los Angeles Bob Snyder Los Angeles Rams National Football League Clark Shaughnessy Dan Reeves Snyder

Monroe Home Talent Team to Play Two Games Over Weekend

Monroe's Home Talent nine, runner up in the Southern section, will play two exhibition games over Labor Day weekend. Sunday at Recreation Park they host Glenn Nunn's Madison nine, with Jack Bliese to start. Monday they travel to Gratiot to meet Lena, Illinois, at Gratiot's Labor Day celebration.

Monroe Recreation Park John Cookie) Walter Cheesemakers Glenn Nunn Madison Middleton Cottage Grove Spring Green Beloit Tigers Cross Plains Jack Bliese Madison West Invaders Gratiot Lena Ill

Billows and Turnesa Reach U S Amateur Golf Finals

Two veteran New Yorkers Willie Turnesa and Ray Billows advanced to the U S Amateur final in Memphis Tennessee after decisive semi final wins. Turnesa defeated Gene Dahlbender 8 and 6 while Billows beat Charlie Coe 6 and 5 to set up the title clash. Robert Riegel, last year winner, left early as Dahlbender eliminated him midweek.

Memphis Tenn Willie Turnesa Ray Billows United States Memphis Country Club Fairways Turnesa Gene Dahl

Trent Tube Mfg Becomes Crucible Subsidiary

Crucible Steel Co of America acquires Trent Tube Mfg Co of East Troy Wisconsin and makes it a wholly owned subsidiary. Trent retains its corporate identity and current management led by Walter H Wiewel remains in place, with W P Snyder Jr chairman noting continuity.

Crucible New York Trent Tube Mfg. Co East Troy Wis Crucible Steel Co. of America Today W. P. Snyder Jr Crucible Steel Trent Company Walter H. Wiewel

Boston Wins But Yankees Cut Lead In Pennant Race

In a tight AL race the Red Sox edged the Athletics 2-0 while the Yankees swept the Senators 6-2 and 5-2 to close within half a game of the league leaders. DiMaggio powered New York with a three homer day and seven RBIs. Dobson blanked the A’s for Boston. Lemon spun a 7-0 win for Cleveland. Wertz delivered a pinch hit for Detroit. Braves lead NL. Giants lose twice as Cubs explode. Cardinals idle.

Associated Press Boston Red Sox Philadelphia Athletics New York Yankees Yanks Joe DiMaggio Washington Senators New York DiMaggio Joe Dobson Connie Mack Bays Birdie Tebbets Cleveland St. Louis Browns Bob Lemon Indians Browns Viv Wertz Detroit Tigers White Sox Boston Braves Giants Braves Emil Dutch) Leonard Phillies Brooklyn Andy

Pete Husting Dies Former Major Leaguer at 70

Milwaukee man Berthold J. Husting known as Pete Husting 70 of Mayville longtime U S district attorney for eastern Wisconsin and former major league pitcher died at Columbia Hospital. His career began with Wisconsin 1898 Western Conference title and included time with Connie Mack's Milwaukee and Philadelphia Athletics Boston and Pittsburgh clubs.

Milwaukee Berthold J Pete) Husting Mayville United States Wisconsin Columbia Hospital Husting University of Wisconsin Pat O'Dea Connie Mack Pete Mack Philadelphia Athletics A’s Boston Pittsburgh

Brownsopen 1948 season with win over Dons in Cleveland

Cleveland Browns opened the 1948 season with a victory over the Dons before a crowd of 60 193. Los Angeles staged two late touchdowns in the final 33 seconds but could not overcome the Browns.

Cleveland Browns Cleveland Los Angeles Dons

Oilers Win Minor Loop Tournament

Kundert Oilers edged Palmer's Tavern 3-2 to clinch the minor league postseason title at Recreation Park. Oilers, tied for first in the regular season, toppled Monroe’s third place club in a tight finale as Jim Whittenberg delivered a strong pitching performance for Orangeville.

Kundert Oilers Palmer's Tavern Recreation Park Oilers Monroe Jim Whittenberg Orangeville

Playoffs Set for Gros sen's Tavern vs Kundert Oilers

The minor league championship game follows a tie for first place as Gros sen's Tavern and Kundert Oilers both finish the regular pennant race with 10 wins and 4 losses. The game is at 8 o'clock Sunday night at Recreation Park.

Grossen’s Tavern Kundert Oilers Recreation Park Grossen’s Kundert’s

Palmer defeats Kundert in tense seventh inning rally

In a tight contest Kundert and Rieder held Palmer scoreless after a seventh inning rally as Loren Elmer stole home to give Kundert a 3 2 lead. Gibbons hit a first inning homer for Palmer while Elmer stole bases and scored on his fielder's choice.

Ed Untersee Whittenberg Leo Babler Palmer’s Tavern Kundert Bob Rieder Loren Elmer Bob Gibbons Elmer Gibbons Herm Christian Palmer Rieder Dick Zettle Gail Cline Don van Wagenen Bob Dinges Dick Noble Hans Untersee van Wagenen

Soft Helmets Sought for Wisconsin High School Football

Marinette Wisconsin parents and players may see soft crowned helmets used in high school play to reduce injuries. The Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association urged administrators to buy the new gear. The bulletin also bans metal cleats and metal or plastic nose guards.

Marinette Wisconsin Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association WIAA

Packers Finish Tough Practice Ahead of Pittsburgh Game

Green Bay completed a lengthy offensive session as Curley Lambeau halted a scrimmage and ran a long signal drill after fumbles and errors. Rookies Jag Girard and Perry Moss watched from the sidelines with a leg injury and a shoulder separation.

Green Bay Green Bay Packers Pittsburgh Steelers Curley Lambeau Jag Girard Perry Moss Girard Moss

Detroit instructor named woman bowler of the year

Mrs Val Mikiel of Detroit was chosen as woman bowler of the year by the National Bowling Writers association. She received 390 votes to 338 for runner up Phyllis Vogel of Los Angeles.

Toledo Val Mikiel Detroit National Bowling Writers Association Phyllis Vogel Los Angeles

Yesterday's Results From Major Leagues and Minor Leagues

American League results include New York 6 5 over Detroit 5 to 5 . Cleveland 7 3 over St Louis 0 4. Boston 2 0 over Philadelphia 0. National League Boston 3 1 over Philadelphia 1. New York 7 6 over Brooklyn 5 3. Chicago 10 1 over Pittsburgh 1. American Association Minneapolis 9 over Kansas City 1. Only games scheduled.

Tl Pet Boston Pittsburgh Ee Eee New York Eee Enews Philadelphia Eee Wne Chicago Cincinnati American Association Indianapolis Milwaukee St. Paul Er Columbus Minneapolis Kansas City A Toledo Louisville Washington Detroit Cleveland St. Louis Brooklyn Kansas City

Badgers Begin Contact Workouts At Camp Randall

Wisconsin Badgers held a light day at Camp Randall with photographers dominating the scene. Coach Harry Stuhldreher said workouts will intensify daily, and a contact drill plus scrimmage sessions will start within the week as the team nears serious practice. Gene Evans shared the fullback spot with Ben Bendrick, with a lineup including Self, Dreyer, Pinnow, Bennett, Haberman, Otterback, Elliott, Price, Knauff, and Wilson.

Madison Camp Randall Wisconsin Badgers Harry Stuhldreher Harry Stuhldreher Gene Evans Ben Bendrick Clarence Self Wally Dreyer John Pinnow Tom Bennett Harold Haberman Harold Otterback Bruce Elliott Bill Price Don Knauff Red Wilson

Four Golfers Win to Enter Quarter-Finals at Monroe

Four golfers advanced to the Mon roe country club first flight quarter finals after opening round matches. Clarence Kempfert, five down after nine, tied and beat Herb Vogel on the 21st hole with a 37 back nine. Other winners were Duke Etter Ed Rufenacht John Wagner advancing alongside Babler Stuart Power and Hill. The event ends over Labor Day weekend.

Monroe Country Club Clarence Kempfert Herb Vogel Kempfert Duke Etter Bob Rote Jr Ed Rufenacht Rollie Etter John Wagner Vic Marean al Babler Ken Stuart Perry Power A. G. Hill

Albany Social Notes Busy Weekend Visits and Travel

A long list of residents and visitors from Albany and nearby towns share trips visits and family gatherings. Families travel to California Wisconsin and Minnesota for vacations anniversaries and to visit relatives while others attend a funeral and join motor trips through the region.

Pirates Recall Beard From Indianapolis Farm Club

The Pittsburgh Pirates recalled right fielder Ted Beard yesterday after Indianapolis clinched the American Association flag. Beard had been with the Buc's Indianapolis farm club and was brought to Pittsburgh as the pennant race heated up.

Pirates Beard Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Pirates Ted Beard Buc Indianapolis Bucs

Earth’s Orbit Shifts Under Moon and Planetary Influence

The earth’s path around the sun is not fixed as the moon and other planets exert gravitational forces. These interactions cause continual small changes in the orbital trajectory over time.

Earth

Juda By Mrs. F. N. Miller

Mr and Mrs Carl Zietlow and daughter Janette of Naperville Illinois were overnight guests Monday at Mrs Mary Matzkes home. Mrs Lulu Whitehead of Sparta is visiting at the Ralph and Elmer Whitehead homes. Rev and Mrs C J Tingley were weekend guests of their.

Carl Zietlow Janette Naperville Ill Mary Matzke Lulu Whitehead Sparta Ralph Elmer Whitehead C. J. Tingley

Local Social Notes Include Trips and Visits

Mr and Mrs Irvin Tingley of Winona Minnesota welcomed visitors. Ted Miller family returned from a tour of New England and Canada. Clarence Morton and Zetta Bradley vacationing at Grand Stone Lake near Hayward. Arthur Klingbeil from Brodhead visited Tuesday. Mrs G B Lahr Leroy Petersen and Joe Jones Brodhead callers also Tuesday.

Irvin Tingley Winona Minn Ted Miller New England States Canada Clarence Morton Zetta Bradley Grand Stone Lake Hayward Arthur Klingbeil Brodhead G. B. Lahr Leroy Petersen Joe Jones

Copper wire made from diamond dies yields long drawn strands

Using diamond dies, nearly 100 miles of invisible wire can be drawn from one pound of copper. This reveals a surprising efficiency in wire production and material manipulation.

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