Monroe to Face Sun Prairie Team in Conference Opener
Monroe coach Ralph Neale announces one lineup change for tonight at Sun Prairie with sophomore John Keegan at center and Bill Esch possibly replacing Dick Swiggum on defense. Sun Prairie starts five lettermen, Monroe seeks win to begin Badger Conference play after a 7 0 non conference victory over Beloit Catholic.
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Ralph Neale
Sun Prairie
John Keegan
Neale
Bill Esch
Dick Swiggum
Swiggum
Cardinals
Madison
Keith Burington
Jim Martin
Dan Landis
Bob Buchholtz
Jim Dearth
Gary Blackbourn
Jim Beer
Dave Pick
Rusty Blaser
Bob Tschanz
The
Cheesemen
Beloit Catholic
Cross Country Season Begins for Gay Steensrud’s 1963 roster
Cross Country coach Gay Steensrud names the 1963 roster led by lettermen Steve Digman and Larry Holm comb along with Don Grossen Dave Lysser Ron Mauermann and John Trumpy. The schedule lists Madison West Invitational Fort Atkinson Rockford Invitational Monona Grove Janesville Invitational Edgerton Albany Fort Atkinson Badger Conference State at Hartford with assistant Richard Carroll.
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Gay Steensrud
Steve Digman
Larry Holcomb
Don Grossen
Dave Lysser
Ron Mauermann
John Trumpy
Mike Tertin
Jack Voelkli
Peter Mueller
Jim Stauffacher
Orson Robertson
Alan Barnes
Mike Brennan
Terry Hayes
Bruce Kading
Larry Kranig
Pitch Remains Ball After Giles Ruling
Warren Giles, president of the National League, denied Bobby Bragan’s protest of Cincinnati Reds 4 3 Braves game. Bragan argued Braves pitcher Bob Shaw threw an illegal quick pitch not seen by umpires. Giles said any umpire may call an illegal pitch and second base umpire Ed Jackowski ruled it legal.
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Cincinnati
Warren Giles
Bobby Bragan
Cincinnati Reds
Braves
Bob Shaw
Ken Burkhart
Pete Rose
Bragan
Giles
Ed Jackowski
Rent Ads Reach Quiet Renters In Monroe County
Rent ads reach renters quietly as the Monroe Evening Times invites those seeking housing to stop in or call Phone 3 for placing notices.
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Monroe
Scoring and standings update from baseball and basketball games
The scoreboard shows New York 87 New York leads in the American league standings with Minnesota at 84 and Chicago at 83. National League results include Los Angeles 89 and St. Louis 87 with several key late games. upcoming schedules list multiple interleague matchups and doubleheaders.
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New York
Minnesota
Chicago
Baltimore
Detroit
Boston
Cleveland
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Washington
St. Louis
Milwaukee
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Houston
Wuthrich Rolls 591 Series Here
Mike Wuthrich led bowling action with a 591 series and a 224 game in the Victory League. Bob Wuethrich had a 225 high in the same night. Ken Mahlberg added a 574 series in City League. Glenn Langston topped Industrial with 536. Leona Gruenewald led the Pleasure loop with 473.
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Mike Wuthrich
Robert Wuethrich
Keglers
Ken Mahikuch
Glenn Langston
Leona Gruenewald
Schuetzel
Junction House
Recreation Club
Commercial Bank
Sportsman’s Bar
Brandenburg Plumbing and Heating
Don Grunder
Herb Flannery
Harold Pickett
Robert Krupke
Share’s Texaco
Mel’s
Texaco
Evie’s Bar
City Taxi
Moose
Eagles
City
Ken Mahlberg
Lou Hackle
Sam Regula
al Goepfert
Tony Wand
Dean’s Milk
Kubly
Oaktron
Bette Elmer
Vi Kuban
Rubhella Flannery
Bette Aiken
Kundert’s Service
Jolly Five
Bauman’s
Kundert’s Oil Co
S and O
Tiger’s Pure Oil
Gempler
Waterfowl Outlook Promises a Strong Wisconsin Season
The Wisconsin State Conservation Department forecast a better hunting season with more ducks, a longer season and higher bag limits. Opening set for October 5, with a 10 day longer than last year and a goose season extended by 22 days. The Horicon flock quota rises from 8000 to 12000.
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Madison
State Conservation Department
Prairies
Wisconsin
NFL openers set rugged tests for Packers Giants
Packers host Bears without suspended Horning and Giants start on the road at Baltimore against the Colts in the opening NFL slate. AFL games feature Boston at San Diego and Denver at Houston with Buffalo visiting Oakland in the lone Sunday matchup.
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Green Bay Packers
New York Giants
Packers
Paul Hornung
Chicago Bears
Giants
Baltimore
Colts
NFL
American Football League
New York Jets
Kansas City Chiefs
Boston
San Diego
Denver
Houston
Buffalo
Oakland
National Football League
Detroit
Los Angeles
Lions
Alex Karras
Rams
Dallas
St. Louis
Tom Landry
Cowboys
New York
Philadelphia
Y. A. Tittle
del Shofner
Johnny Unitas
John Mackey
Green Bay
Chicago
Bears
Bill Wade
Ron Bull
Mike Ditka
Bart Starr
Tom Moore
Ron Kramer
Pittsburgh
Steelers
Ed Brown
Eagles
Minnesota
San Francisco
Dutch van Brocklin
Vikings
49Ers
Cleveland
Washington
Jimmy Brown
Nuff
Browns
Sid Gillman
Chargers
Broncs
Cookie Gilchrist
Meadow Skipper Triumphs in Cane Futurity at Yonkers
Meadow Skipper defeated Overtrick in the Cane Futurity at Yonkers Raceway drawing 24,066 fans. The 3-year-old pacer finished in 1 58.45 to claim $89 from an $163,187 purse, $8.70 to win on a $2 bet, in a near world record effort for the division at Yonkers.
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Yonkers
N.Y
Meadow Skipper
Yonkers Raceway
Bullet Hanover
Muncy Hanover
New York
Dodgers beat Pirates as Roseboro drives all runs with grand slam
Yesterday's Stars Batting John Roseboro of the Dodgers drove in all runs with a first inning grand slam and a third inning single in a 5-3 win over Pittsburgh. Juan Marichal of the Giants allowed four hits and struck out 13 while hitting a homer in a 6-0 victory over the Mets.
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John Roseboro
Dodgers
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Juan Marichal
Giants
New York Mets
Hunters Apply for Deer Permits in Wisconsin
County Clerk Ray E. Kundert announced deer party permits for the Nov 23 to Dec 1 gun season. A total of 5,600 permits issued in five management units, 4,200 by drawing from Madison, 1,400 to county clerks on a first come basis Sept 23–28 in 15 counties excluding Green. Dead line Oct 10 for applications. lists per county include Ashland 68 Bayfield 43 Jackson 252 Chippewa 15 Eau Claire 65 Adams 115 Sawyer 15 Juneau 157 Marquette 13 Clark 199 Price 18 Monroe 151 Douglas 165 Wau shara 10 Wood 114.
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Ray E. Kundert
Wisconsin
Madison
Green County
Ashland
Bayfield
Jackson
Chippewa
Eau Claire
Adams
Sawyer
Juneau
Marquette
Clark
Price
Monroe
Douglas
Waushara
Wood
Carry Back Favored In U N Handicap Race
Ten horses race on the Atlantic City grass for the invitational 125000 United Nations Handicap. Carry Back, 127 pounds, is the 2-1 favorite in the 13-16 mile event. The Axe II carries 128 pounds at 5-2, Mongo runs with 124 pounds at 4-1. Crimson Satan 125 pounds at 6-1. Never Bend and B. Major 118, Hot Dust 114. Bronze Baby 120, Hard Rock Man 120, Cadiz 119.
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Associated Press
Atlantic City
United Nations
Carry Back
Axe II
Mongo
U.N
Crimson Satan
Kelso
Never Bend
B. Major
Cadiz
Kimberly-Clark Donates 5240 Acre Forest Lands for Public Use
The State Corporation transfers 5 240 acre block of industrial forest lands to the Conservation Commission for public use. Located north of the South Fork of the Flambeau River twelve miles northwest of Phillips the 8 square mile tract adjoins a 1600 acre hunting ground. Officials say isolate from other properties and may serve recreation better than timber.
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Neenah
Kimberly- Clark Corp
The
Conservation Commission
J.R. Smith
South Fork
Flambeau River
Phillips
Kimberly-Clark
September 13 in History: Key, Chapultepec, and more
On this date 1814 Francis Scott Key began writing the words to The Star Spangled Banner while aboard a British fleet during the bombardment of Fort McHenry. Other events include 1788 Congress approving the first election, 1847 Chapultepec fall, 1905 Mikasa disaster, 1943 Chiang Kai-shek elected president, 1949 pier fire at Atlantic City.
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Associated Press
Francis Scott Key
Fort McHenry
U.S
United States
Chapultepec
Mexico
Mikasa
Chiang Kai-shek
China
Atlantic City
N.J
United Nations
Period of Cold War tensions referenced in brief
The excerpt recalls Eisenhower urging Khrushchev to curb Red China's Taiwan Strait actions and seek peaceful settlement. It notes a year ago Mississippi Governor Barnett urging public officials to be willing to go to jail for racial segregation.
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Ence
Eisenhower
Khrushchev
Red China
Taiwan Strait
Mississippi
Ross Barnett
Bea Benaderet Breaks Leg on Beverly Hillbillies Set
Los Angeles actress Bea Benaderet famous as Cousin Pearl on the Beverly Hillbillies tripped on a camera cable and fractured a leg Thursday. She was treated at a local hospital and her condition was described as stable.
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Los Angeles
Bea Benaderet
Cousin Pearl
Over the Counter Listings Guide From Monroe Office
The document outlines the range within which securities could have been sold or bought at the time of compilation. Supplied by the Monroe office of the exchange, it indicates bid and ask figures to guide trading activity.
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Monroe
Bowlers Meet Brodhead in Afternoon League Session
The Times Special reports a Tuesday meeting of the afternoon bowling league at 1 p.m. in the bowling alley. Roy E. Reigle serves as league president.
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Roy E. Reigle
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Russell Wilson
Ronald Holcomb
Judith Thomean
Sun
Vern Meisher
Turner Hall
Monroe, Wis
Forrest Kohl
Eagles Club of
Deb Share
Donovan Jones
Jones
St. Clare Hospital
Times
Wuthrich
BUC
Blue Star Roller Rink
Belmont
Highway 151
Dubuque
Iowa
University College of Agriculture and Extension Service
Joe Donahoe
Southwestern Wisconsin Beef Cattle Co-Op
Albert Bryant
Benton
Wis
Jack Reynolds
Hollandale
Jack Hand
Meadow
Rollie's Rockets
Sebastian Laeser
Mgr
Wheaties
Loewi & Co., Incorporated
Thermogas
Wis. Power and Light
Windy Acres
Brodhead
Fireside
Mon
Sue Sensation Et Ee
Phpse Gemsatiora
Ster
Dris
Twin Grove
Twin Grove, Wis
Swenson
James Swenson
Packard
Titan
Rexair
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