Monroe Starts Season with 141 Point Win Over Beloit Catholic
Monroe high school football opened the season with a 141 point triumph over Beloit Catholic as Gary Ruge, in his first game as head coach, celebrated his 10th wedding anniversary. Franklin threw, Burington and Swiggum connected on key plays, and Dearth, Share, and Grundahl contributed on offense and special teams. Beloit’s Don Smiley and Jim Davis led a late Crusaders drive but Monroe held firm to end the game with a dominant showing and a halftime field dedication upcoming against Stoughton.
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Lee Fernstaedt
Monroe High School
Beloit Catholic
Beloit
Gary Ruge
Dan Franklin
Bob
Bucky) Buchholtz
Monroe
Franklin
Jim Dearth
Kurt Share
Cheesemen
Ruge
Stoughton
Crusader
Jim Davis
Don Smiley
Crusaders
Wynn Grundahl
Bills
Vikings
Braves edge Reds 1-0 on Lemaster one-hitter
Yesterday's Stars note Denny Lemaster of Milwaukee pitched a one-hitter to outduel Jim Maloney as the Braves defeated Cincinnati 1-0. Don Wert of Detroit went 4 for 4 and scored the tying run in the fourth and the winning run after a ninth inning triple in a 5-4 Tigers victory over Washington.
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Denny Lemaster
Milwaukee
Jim Maloney
Braves
Cincinnati
Don Wert
Detroit
Cnt
Tigers
Washington
Argyle Sportsmen Launch Gun Derby Schedule
Argyle Rod and Gun Club maps fall events with Wednesday shoots at the new trap and skeet site three miles east of Argyle. The Derby Handicap Trap Shoot features 50 birds with yardage adjusted by handicap. First to win three events earns derby champion honors with early leaders Schrear, Schlappi and several runners up noted from Darling ton and surrounding towns.
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Argyle
Argyle Rod and Gun Club
Monroe
Highway 81
John Schrear
Darlington
Cletus
Schlappi
Mr. Brichl
Dickeyville
Don Jeffrey
Shullsburg
Dr. Lawler
Jayvees Battle At Juda Tonight
Juda High School hosts a Juda vs Jayvees football clash at 8 p m on the Juda field. Juda fields 13 returning lettermen led by 245 pound tackle Bill Clark and includes captains and seniors such as Larry Davis Gary Davis Lyle Thorp Lester Thorp Dick Wunschel Ron Feldt Curtis Gobeli Bob Erb Woody Keiner Dennis Wirth Larry Larson and Danny Leaver. Pollard Caldwell coaches with Frank Murphy as assistant for the state line league contenders.
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Slonroe
Jayvee
Juda
UW Tennis Mentor Records Two Wins
University of Wisconsin coach John Powles won twice advancing to the Heast of America International Tennis Tournament semifinals. He defeated Frank Conner in the second round and then beat Dimitri Sturdza in the quarterfinals, earning a semifinal clash with Premjit Lall.
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Nans
UITV
University of Wisconsin
John Powles
Powless
Frank Conner
East St. Louis
Dimitri Sturdza
Switzerland
Premjit Lall
India
Deer Permits Available Now
County Clerk Ray E. Kundert announced deer party permits are now available at his office and other outlets. Applicants must specify hunting areas and follow regulations. four application stubs from the 1964 licenses must be enclosed. Send by Sept 25. notify by Oct 19. No money until drawn.
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Ray E. Kundert
Full Scale Scrimmage Scheduled for Badgers
MADISON Several linemen sat out with injuries as Wisconsin coach Milt Bruhn conducted a full scale scrimmage. Mike Sachen nursing a knee was to see action at tackle while Phil Sobinski Steve Young Nate Jenkins John Lysaker Bob Freimuth and Ralph Farmer remained hobbled. Hal Brandt was aimed at showcasing his abilities ahead of next Saturday's opener against Kansas State with defense the focus of improvement.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Milt Bruhn
Mike Sachen
Phil Sobbinski
Steve Young
Nate Jenkins
John Lysaker
Bob Freimuth
Ralph Farmer
Kansas State
Badgers
Hal Brandt
Drake the Magician Adtaker Contact Ad Line
Drake the Magician advertises Dial 325 5101 for an Adtaker today.
Mt Horeb defeats Dodgeville 6 to 0 in league opener
Mt Horeb Vikings upset defending champions Dodgeville 6 0 as the Southwestern Wisconsin High School League opened football. Darlington blanked Mineral Point 21 0 and Iowa Grant beat Prairie du Chien 40. Cuba City beat West Grant 13 0 and River Valley stopped Muscoda 25 0. Fenimore and Boscobel tied 6 4.
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Mt. Horeb
Fighting Vikings
Dodgeville
Wisconsin
Darlington
Mineral Point
Iowa Grant
Prairie du Chien
Cuba City
West Grant
River Valley
Muscoda
Fennimore
Boscobel
Jim Hawkings
George Curry
Dennis McGinley
Jim Lins
Starker
Chuck Jones
Phil Detweiler
Towa-Grant
Jin
Falcons
Bob Harker
White Sox Gain On Loop Leaders
The Chicago White Sox, one half game off the pace in the pennant race, will start Ray Herbert against Cleveland at Municipal Stadium. Herbert brings a 6 7 record as he faces Sam Dowell of the Indians, who is 7 8. Chicago’s 7 3 victory Friday night moved them a half game closer to the Orioles, who split with Kansas City. The Yankees also dropped ground, losing to the Twins and sliding two games behind Baltimore and 12 behind Chicago.
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Chicago
White Sox
Ray Herbert
Municipal Stadium
Cleveland
Herbert
Sam Dowell
Sox
Indians
Baltimore Orioles
Kansas City
New York Yankees
Minneapolis Twins
Baltimore
Packers Launch Drive for Crown
Green Bay opens the 1964 NFL season at City Stadium against Chicago aiming to reclaim the title. Hornung returns after a ban, Skoronski moves to center, and Starr leads the Packers offense as a sellout crowd of 42,338 expects a hard fought divisional rematch.
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Green Bay
Green Bay Packers
Chicago Bears
City Stadium
Bears
Packers
Chicago
Paul Hornung
Hornung
Milwaukee
Mike Ditka
Ronnie Bull
Jon Arnett
Bob Skoronski
Norm Masters
Jim Ringo
Masters
Bill Wade
Bart Starr
Baseball Standings and Results Amid Clove Fact
The AMERICAN LEAGUE table lists Baltimore leading at 86 58 with a .597 pace, followed by Chicago and New York. Friday results include Baltimore 5 0 and Kansas City 28 Chicago 7, with daily schedule and upcoming games. The NATIONAL LEAGUE standings show Philadelphia 85 56 .603 atop the circuit, with St Louis and Cincinnati chasing. Friday results include Milwaukee 1 Cincinnati 0 and St Louis 5 Chicago 0, plus multiple games on tap for today and tomorrow. Zanzibar is noted for producing 80 percent of the world’s cloves.
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Chicago
New York
Detroit
Los Angeles
Minnesota
Cleveland
Boston
Washington
Kansas City
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Houston
Beloit Baseball Advances After Big Sixth In Regional Win
Beloit exploded for seven runs in the sixth inning to defeat Gary Indiana 84 in the opening round of the Stan Musial Great Lakes Regional Baseball Tournament in Battle Creek Michigan Beloit advances to a second round where West Allis Wisconsin faces host Battle Creek today.
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Beloit
Battle Creek
Mich
Gary
Ind
West Allis
Wis
Palmer Favored In World Series Of Golf At Akron
Arnold Palmer, winner of the Masters and leading money earner this year, is a strong favorite as the World Series of Golf opens at Firestone. The 36 hole event pits major champions against each other with Ken Venturi, Bob Nichols, Tony Lema and Jack Nicklaus in the field. Palmer seeks the $50,000 top prize as NBC televises the showcase from 3:30 to 5 p.m. EST.
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Akron
Ohio
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Firestone
Ken Venturi
Bobby Nichols
Tony Lema
Jack
Nicklaus
Venturi
NBC
Friday High School Football Scores Roundup
Cuba City 13, West Grant 0. Sauk Prairie 7, Mauston 0. Hollandale 38, Waureka 20. Oregon 20, Verona 0. Milton Union 39, Waunakee 20. De Forest 26, Cambridge 0. Evansville 13, Lodi 6. Wisconsin Heights 31, Lake Mills 6. McFarland 21, Marshall 7. Mt. Horeb 6, Dodgeville 0. Iowa-Grant 34, Prairie du Chien 0. Fennimore 6, Boscobel 6. Platteville 33, Lancaster 0. Darlington 21, Mineral Point 0. Whitewater 13, Walworth 0. Burlington 27, Delavan-Darien 1. Cassville 58, Highland 18. Shullsburg 26, Potosi 0. Madison Edgewood 24, Middleton 0. Watertown 12, Stoughton 0. Monroe 14, Beloit Catholic 7. Blanchardville 20, Barneveld 0. Clinton 41, Orfordville 0. Elkhorn 26, Salem Central 13. Brodhead 27, Beloit Turner 0. North Fond du Lac 28, New Starus 0.
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Cuba City
West Grant
Sauk Prairie
Mauston
Hollandale
Waureka
Oregon
Verona
Milton Union
Waunakee
Walworth
Burlington
Delavan-Darien
Cassville
Highland
Shullsburg
Potosi
Madison Edgewood
Middleton
Watertown
Stoughton
Monroe
Beloit Catholic
Blanchardville
Barneveld
Packers Bears Preview and Local Notes From Argyle
Packers face the Bears in Green Bay while a TV audience awaits Sunday's game. Richland Creek Watershed leaders urge clergy and editors to attend Monday afternoon’s WEKZ farm tour starting at 1:15 pm. Art Fish works on tile for Le and Hartwig in Jordan Township and heads to Walter Schuetz’s farm. Contour strips laid for Frank Badula and Marvin Eberts on York Township. waterways show scant grass seed. County Clerk Ray Kundert weighs land tiling plans. parents’ spanking debate noted. Olympic berths loom as Charles Tribble pins Kauffman for U S team. Bob Pickens wins in Greco-Roman to join team.
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John Bartels
Richland Creek
Wekz
di Annapolis
Charles Tribble
San Bernardino
Calif
I Bears
Oy Ir
Cam
Leonard Kauffman
Lebanon
Ore
Bob Pickens
Evanston
Ili
Jim Raschke
Omaha
Neb
Denny Lemaster Hurls One hitter for Braves
Milwaukee blacked out the scoreboard as Denny Lemaster pitched a one hitter through five innings and Leo Cardenas broke the no hit bid with a first hit in the sixth. The Braves won 1-0 over Cincinnati, extending their winning streak to five as Maloney matched Lemaster for five scoreless frames.
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Milwaukee
Denny Lemaster
Cincinnati
Jim Maloney
Lemaster
Maloney
Braves
County Stadium
Leo Cardenas
Johnson plans Independence trip to visit Truman
President Johnson said the first free afternoon will be spent flying to Independence, Missouri, to see former President Harry S. Truman. He told reporters during a White House lawn walk that he misses him. The item ends with a note about classified ads in The Monroe Evening.
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Harry Washington
Johnson
Independence
Harry S. Truman
White House
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