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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1963

Page

5

Slowpitch Tourney Action Tightly Binds Park Playoffs

Wisconsin Power and Light edged Wisconsin Liquid Feed 5 4 in eight innings to reach the slowpitch tourney semi finals at Twining Park. White Haven beat Moose 7 6 and Sagantiners topped Firemen as officials cancel tonight’s games and set Sunday schedule for finals.

Wisconsin Power and Light Wisconsin Liquid Feed Twining Park Wisconsin Power and Lightnip Wisconsin White Haven Tip Moose Sagantiners Citaien Swiss Colony White Haven Dormans Heeren Coplien Power and Light Baumgartners Dorman - Heeren Dave Martin Jerry Gelbach Gus Martini Ken Schneider Tom Holyoke Alfred Kuntz Jim Bosanny Cliff Prien Roger Sullivan Moose Hank Grundahl al Schwartz Baumegartners Firemen Bob Krupke John Kundert John van Wagenen Paul Mueller Harold Gissing del Brandenburg

Community Social Notes From Browntown Area

Browntown and nearby towns show a busy weekend with visits to Milwaukee South Wayne Monroe and Ashland. Residents Mrs Theda May Mr and Mrs Howard Porter and others shared Sunday dinners and weekend gatherings at relatives homes and friends locations including Cora Bock Edith Rockow Ella Lehman Gayle Burington Vernie Werren Julia Pickett Theda Mau and John Hirsche combined travel among Madison area towns.

Howard Porter Milwaukee Fred Porter Janesville Cora ‘Bock Viola Olson South Wayne Ella Lehman Walter Schmidt Herb Bantin Casper Meier Ashland John Hirsches

Accident toll higher in U. S. six months

The National Safety Council reports 47,200 deaths from accidents in the United States during the first six months of the year, a three percent increase over the same period in 1962.

Chicago National Safety Council United States

Amphibians Reproduce Mostly in Water Despite Terrestrial Origins

Amphibians began in water but most species still reproduce in aquatic environments. The shift toward land for adults did not fully end water-based reproduction, reflecting evolutionary constraints and life cycle needs.

Dodgers blank Cubs as Richert Sherry win on strong night

Pete Richert and Larry Sherry combined on a 4-0 shutout of the Chicago Cubs as the Dodgers maintained a five game NL lead over St Louis. Curt Flood had a 5 for 5 day for the Cardinals in a 9-0 win over the Mets while Mays hoped to return for a Dodgers showdown.

Superior Opens College Football With Non Conference Start

The Superior Yellowjackets begin the football season against Minnesota Duluth in Duluth this weekend in a non conference game. SCC play starts next weekend with River Falls at Oshkosh and Stout at Stevens Point. Whitewater is favored to win the title with 28 returning players from a 1 loss season.

Associated Press Superior State College Yellowjackets Minnesota- Duluth Duluth River Falls Oshkosh Stout Stevens Point SCC Whitewater Forrest Perkins la Crosse Eau Claire Platteville Wisconsin-Milwaukee

Purnell Shines In UW Practice

Wisconsin football scrimmage shows Jim Purnell excelling as a defensive specialist in the first practice. Harold Brandt leads the first unit at quarterback with Lou Holland Ron Smith and Ralph Kurek in the backfield. John Fenske and Dave Franek run the other units as four players sit out due to injuries.

Madison Jim Purnell Wisconsin Milt Bruhn Badgers Harold Brandt Ron Vander Kelen Lou Holland Ron Smith Ralph Kurek John Fenske Dave Franek Andy Wojdula Pete Hambrick Dion Kempthorne Lou Cole

Braves Recall Three From Pacific Coast League

Milwaukee reports three players recalled from Denver in the Pacific Coast League to join the Braves in Cincinnati next Monday. Tommy Aaron, Bob Uecker, and Len Gabrielson are named along with their batting lines from the Denver stint.

Milwaukee Denver Braves Cincinnati Tommy Aaron Bob Uecker Len Gabrielson Aaron Uecker Gabrielson

Rent that room through Classified ads in The Monroe Journal

A brief notice invites readers to rent a room via the classifieds section of The Monroe Journal. Details are sparse but indicate availability and location within the local paper’s listings.

Monroe

Thursday Baseball Scores And Standings Snapshot

Results show New York over Washington 3 in 12 innings, Detroit 5 Boston 2, Chicago 4 Kansas City 1, Los Angeles 8 Minnesota 5. National League leaders Los Angeles 85 55, St. Louis 80 60, SF 76 65. Milwaukee 8 Pittsburgh 0. St Louis 9 New York 0.

New York Washington Detroit Boston Chicago Kansas City Los Angeles Minnesota Cleveland Baltimore St. Louis San Francisco Philadelphia Milwaukee Cincinnati Pittsburgh Houston

Cardinals win as Flood stars in 90 victory over Mets

Yesterday's Stars Batting-Curt Flood and the Cardinals collected five straight hits a triple and four singles in a 9 0 win over the New York Mets. The victory kept St. Louis in second place with eight wins this season, five games back of the Los Angeles Dodgers. Bob Sadowski pitched a complete game shutout for the Braves, allowing eight hits and striking out 12 in an 8 0 victory over Pittsburgh.

Dodgers Cardinals St. Louis Mays San Francisco Giants Cubs Los Angeles San Francisco Pittsburgh Pirates Houston Giants Bob Aspromonte Milwaukee Bob Sadowski New York Yankees Washington Chicago White Sox Kansas City Los Angeles Angels Minnesota Detroit Boston Richert Sherry Bob Buhl Jim Gilliam Flood Curt Flood New York Mets Braves

Gonstead Sets Sights On Elkhart Road America 500

Gonstead and co-driver Jim Scott will race a Lotus 23 in the Road America 500 at Elkhart Lake starting Sunday morning. The Wisconsin duo, part of a Wisconsin field of 28 drivers, compete in modified and grand touring categories with practice runs already underway. The event features notable entrants including Pabst, Wuesthoff, Thiem, Spencer, and Heuer, plus three AC Cobra entries including Vic Damone and Steve McQueen. The weekend program opens Saturday with three races, culminating in the 500 mile race on Sunday.

Cart Gonstead Monroe Elkhart Lake Gonstead Barbara Beardsley Sister Bay Wisconsin M. J. Gonstead Jim Scott Libertyville Scott Augie Pabst Milwaukee Ferrari Bill Wuesthoff Porsche Doug Thiem Elm Grove Jim Spencer Racine Lotus Ford Carroll Shelby Sports Car Club of America Road America

Kennedy Accepts Morrison Resignation for Louisiana Governor Bid

President Kennedy accepts the resignation of Ambassador de Lesseps S. Morrison former New Orleans mayor who will pursue the Democratic nomination for Louisiana governor.

Washington Kennedy de Lesseps S. Morrison New Orleans Louisiana

Help Wanted Ads Target Workers in Monroe Evening Times

The Monroe Evening Times presents Help Wanted notices guiding job seekers to available positions. Advertisements feature local employers seeking skilled workers across multiple trades and administrative roles with contact details and application instructions. Public notices remind readers of hiring needs and employment opportunities.

Monroe Evening Times

Sim mons Undefeated Streak Grows as Mets Fall

Four singles propel Sim mons to a 13-7 record after he blanks the Mets. Grover Powell suffers the loss as rookie starter.

Simmons Mets Grover Powell

Family gathers to honor Airman Jim Ault at Monroe home

Relatives from Orangeville Monroe Rock City Marshfield Madison and Wisconsin Dells and beyond join at Carl and Mary Liddicoat residence to honor Airman Third Class Jim Ault. The gathering includes the Schulthess Babler Robinson and Babler families among others with travel from multiple states. A number of attendees share birthdays and celebrate relatives including Susan Schulz and Fred Williams.

Carl Liddicoat Monroe Jim Ault Della Ault Jim Edna Orangeville Dale Bertalot Robert Kappes Stockton Eldra Liddicoat LaMesa Calif Loy Rayhorn Marshfield Emil Rayhorn Emil Loy Nathan Rayhorn Rock City Robert Schultheis Mason Lake Wisconsin Merrill Mays Mike Rick Wisconsin Dells Delmar Babler Prairie Miss Will Babler Clara Shilly Rock Grove Lester Schulz Susan Fred Williams George Clark Vern Elmer Gary Schulz Rockford Leslie Schwitz Warren Dan Brennan Colorado Springs Mmes Gilbert Abraham August Mann Justin Dietmeier Lake Wisconsin Okee George Yeazel George Wichell New Glarus Elver Wendlandt Marjorie Dorothy Lee Minneapolis Marion Robinson Syracuse N.Y Robert Schulthess

Diem Declares He's Still Boss In Vietnam

In Saigon President Ngo Dinh Diem says he remains chief of state and the Buddhist student crisis is closed. He asserts responsibility for decisions, denies his advisers control, and notes releases of detainees while vowing better US relations and elections after martial law ends. His brother Ngo Dinh Nhu is described as serving the country, not pursuing personal power.

Saigon Viet Nam Ngo Dinh Diem Associated Press Diem Henry Cabot Lodge United States National Assembly Ngo Dinh Nhu Nhu

Saturns Nine Satellites and Titan’s Unique Atmosphere

Saturn has nine satellites and Titan is the largest moon with a dense atmosphere in our solar system. Titan remains the only moon known to possess a substantial atmosphere.

Saturn Titan Moon

Tom Swiftly Writers File Plaintive Action

In San Francisco federal court writers Paul Pease Bill McDonough and John Larrecq sue Rust Craft Greeting Cards Inc claiming copyright infringement over Tom Swiftly themed greeting cards. They argue their Tom Swifties books marketed by Macventures Inc inspired the cards and seek remedy.

San Francisco Tom Swiftly Rust Craft Greeting Cards Inc Dedham Mass Paul Pease Bill McDonough John Larrecq Tom Swifties Macventures Inc Tom

Classified ads Solve Daily Problems for Thousands

Classified ads assist thousands daily by connecting buyers with needed items and services. The dense listings cover jobs housing goods and local opportunities, offering affordable options and quick leads for readers navigating common daily needs.

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Browntown Mrs. Theda May Windy Acres BY Jimmy Hatlo Maxilla Whitetie Hammer and Tongs Mel Mike Rathet Willie Mays Los Angeles Dodgers Pete Richert Larry Sherry Chicago Cubs Curt Simmons Purnell Brodhead Russ Wilson Freddie Elmer Elkhart Sammy Eggum Mrs Arlyn R. Zeenee Bonnie Holtsapple Turner Hall Dick Sherwood Bluff View Park Channel 3 Channel 5 Service Department Badger Motors 11Th Street Glen E. Bolender Wheaties Spoerry Green County Dave Fede Monroe Lumber & Fuel CO Lanz Royal Bra Middlewestern Monroe, Wis
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