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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1964

Page

7

Wuetrich and DeRemer Put Up Big Honors in Major League Bowling

Bob Wuetrich fired a 604 with 215 167 222 in the Men's Major League along with Quint DeRemer at 602. Wilbur Miller led singles with 226 while other high scores included 223 by Paul Mueller and 221 by Wilbur Cline. Team results show Muellers 2-2 with 1 010 game and 2 746 series. Dorman Cheese Co 2 680. Rees Construction 2 675. Pat’s Tap swept all four games in City County action. Fran Trickel led City and County with 472 series and 180 high game.

Bob Wuetrich Quint DeRemer Wuetrich DeRemer Wally Miller Paul Mueller Wilbur Cline Muellers Bob Buehler Allie Wuetrich Tony Wand Fred Grendahl Dorman Cheese Co Rees Construction Charles Robertson Ole Hanson Singleton Ort Robertson L. P. Gas Pat Kundert Oil Co Wilbur Miller Deb Cline Wally Share Badgers Slims Tap Marcos Clinic

Baseball and standings scoreboard with late season results

The table lists teams and records for the National and American leagues with wins losses and winning percentages. Tuesday results show Chicago beating Los Angeles 1 0 and Cincinnati sweeping others. Mainz Germany to mark 2000th anniversary in 1962 is noted in the final line.

Philadelphia Cincinnati St. Louis San Francisco Milwaukee Pittsburgh Los Angeles Chicago Houston New York St. A Twinight

Edwin Goecks Carded Hole in One at Monroe Course

Edwin C. Goecks aced the 210 yard No 3 hole at Monroe Country Club yesterday using a Number 4 iron while finishing the round one under par 35. James Forbes witnessed the shot. The ace marked the first by a local club member in several seasons. Goecks recently placed second in the club championship, behind Deb Share, and is a former club champion in 1953 1955 and 1963.

Edwin C. Goecks Monroe Goecks James Forbes Deb Share

Sorenson Triumphs in British Women's Championship

Carol Sorenson of Janesville Wisconsin won her first match with an eagle and three pars to beat Maria Luisa Martinez of Mexico 7 and 5, then edged Susan Armitage 1 up as the field narrowed to 32 in the British Women's Golf Championship in Sandwich England. The U S Curtis Cup member showed both quick scoring and tough resistance in the rounds.

Sandwich England Wisconsin Carol Sorenson Janesville Miss Sorenson Maria Luisa Martinez Mexico

Packers Second in NFL Defense After Two Games

New York reports the Green Bay Packers rank second in team defense after two games, allowing 390 yards 162 rushing and 228 passing. The Rams lead with 354 yards allowed. The Packers sit fifth in team offense at 602 yards, while Minnesota leads with 876 yards.

New York Baltimore Green Bay Packers Packers Los Angeles Rams NFL Chicago Bears Minnesota Vikings Vikings Minnesota Philadelphia St. Louis Dallas

Monroe Football League Organization Meeting Set

The Monroe football league plans a 7:15 p m meeting at Recreation Park to organize seven man two handed touch play. Commissioners include Jack Fernan Lee Fernstaedt James Mauermann and Duane Vorseth. At least six teams must enter with rosters due and a league election. Games target Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday nights with practice games starting Sept 29 and league play Oct 6.

Monroe Football League Recreation Park Jack Fernan Lee Fernstaedt James Mauermann Duane Vorseth Monroe Mustangs Nate Hare Joe’s Joe Denny Juda Juggernauts Pollard Caldwell Hughes Mobile Homes Dick Witt Swiggums Charles Lesetter Gary Ruge Studers Bob Voegels

Bull clinches state PGA title in record final round

Steve Bull of Marinette wins the Wisconsin state PGA championship at Little River Country Club. The 44th annual event ends with a record- setting final round, adding another major to Bull's career achievements.

Marinette Steve Bull Little River Country Club

Parseghian Denied Spy-in-Sky Use for Badgers Game

Notre Dame coach Ara Parseghian said Wisconsin refused to allow a closed circuit TV system for the opening game at Madison. He noted Ivy Williamson told WNDU there was no space for the equipment, while Big Ten officials mentioned no conference policy but a gentleman’s agreement.

Parseghian Chicago Notre Dame Ara Parseghian Wisconsin Madison Chicago Football Writers Association South Bend Ind WNDU Ivy Williamson Camp Randall Stadium Big Ten Bill Reed Reed

Air Force Lineman of Week Tollstam Named

Larry Tollstam, a fullback converted to linebacker for the Air Force Academy, earns AP Lineman of the Week honors for standout play against Washington.

Larry Tollstam Air Force Academy Associated Press Today Washington

Classified Ads Solve Daily Problems for Thousands

Thousands rely on classified ads to find needed goods, services, and opportunities. Local readers report quick solutions for daily tasks through small ads and notices.

Braves Boost Fifth Place Hold With 2-0 Win Over Pirates

Milwaukee pitcher Denny Lemaster battled past a strong Bob Veale to earn a 2-0 victory at Forbes Field. Veale fanned 15 as Joe Torre and Gene Oliver sparked a second inning rally, while Lemaster allowed seven hits over nine innings to keep Milwaukee within reach of the pennant race.

Pittsburgh Milwaukee Braves Bob Veale Braves Denny Lemaster Pirates Forbes Field Veale Lemaster Milwaukee Philadelphia Joe Torre Torre Gene Oliver Denny Menke Babe Adams Adams Dick Schofield Bill Virdon

Communists Demonstrators Rally Against Nuclear Submarines

About 35 000 Communist led demonstrators marched past the U S Navy base in Yokosuka Japan shouting opposition to visits by nuclear submarines in a port city protest.

Yokosuka Japan U.S. Navy

Bruhn Calls Badger Notre Dame Game Weather Like

Madison coach Milt Bruhn says the Badgers will face Notre Dame at Camp Randall with unpredictable elements. Bruhn, speaking before the meeting led by Ara Parseghian, admits uncertainty about the Irish’s current plans.

Madison Wisconsin Milt Bruhn Badgers Notre Dame Camp Randall Stadium

Alabama Quarterback Press Back of Week

Alabama quarterback Joe Namath earned the first Associated Press Back of the Week honor for the 1964 season. Namath credited his offensive line and teammates for a strong night as he called the win a team effort.

Alabama Tuscaloosa Ala Joe Namath Associated Press

Declaration Safeguarded at Fort Knox During War

The Declaration of Independence was safeguarded at Fort Knox Kentucky for three years during World War II.

Fort Knox

Emile Griffith Defeats Curvis In Wembley Title Defense

London welterweight champion Emile Griffith defended his title against Brian Curvis at Wembley Indoor Stadium. Griffith dominated from the start, knocking Curvis down multiple times and winning 15 rounds in a 27 year old Welsh challenger’s loss, before Griffith prepared for a vacation in the Virgin Islands.

London Emile Griffith Virgin Islands Brian Curvis Griffith Wembley Indoor Stadium Curvis Harry Gibbs Associated Press

Rent ads seek renters in Monroe Evening Times

Reach renters quickly with rental ads. To place them come in or call 325-5101 in the Monroe Evening Times.

Monroe

Stars Batting Lift Yankees Over Indians in 5-3 Win

Joe Pepitone and Yankee teammates drove in three runs with a homer and a single as New York, leading the American League, defeated Cleveland 5-3. Fred Newman of the Angels limited Chicago to one run on five hits, dropping the White Sox further in the standings behind the Yankees by 34 percent games.

Joe Pepitone Yankees New York Cleveland Fred Newman Angeles Chicago White Sox

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