Prairie Monroe Still Undefeated In Badger Conference Race
Sun Prairie and Monroe stay unbeaten sharing the Badger Conference lead at 20 loop marks after wins last night. Sun Prairie trimmed Monona Grove 26-7 with Harold Hazen catching six yards from Neil Borchert and Paul Jesberger and Bruce Mikula scoring on short plunges. Monroe edged Jefferson 12-6 as Tim Halloran and a strong defense helped limit their opponent. Fort Atkinson shutout Edgerton 26-0, while Stoughton rallied to defeat Middleton 9-7 with a late standout interception and key plays. Fort’s Gene Gerner scored twice and Dennis Breidenbach added a 21-yard run. Edgerton was halted by four interceptions. Monona Grove and Stoughton flagged with late-game drama and standout runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun Prairie
Monona Grove
Monroe
Jefferson
Ft. Atkinson
Edgerton
Stoughton
Middleton
Neil Borchert
Harold Hazen
Pat Braun
Cardinals
Paul Jesberger
Bruce Mikula
Tom Niemczyk
Dan Collman
Silver Eagles
Jesberger
Borchert
Tim Halloran
Monona
Jon Hanry
Bill Briggs
Viking
Paul Schwenn
Bob Hasz
Cardinal
Gene Gerner
Dennis Breidenbach
Ken Haugom
Bob Leslie
Fort
Gerner
Breidenbach
Rick Shackett
National League standings and Friday results snapshot
NL standings show Philadelphia leading with 66 wins and 581 games back, Cincinnati 88 wins, St. Louis 87, San Francisco 86, Milwaukee 80, Pittsburgh 77, Los Angeles 76, Chicago 70, Houston 64, New York 51. Friday results: Milwaukee 7 Philadelphia 5 in 12 innings, Cincinnati 34 New York 0, St. Louis 5 Pittsburgh 3, San Francisco 3 Chicago 1, Los Angeles 7 Houston 2.
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Philadelphia
Cincinnati
St. Louis
San Francisco
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Chicago
Houston
New York
Detroit
Cleveland
Minnesota
Iris Boston
Washington
Kansas City
Baltimore
Boston
Practice Grid Loop Opens in Monroe Touch Football League
The new Monroe Touch Football League will start play at Recreation Park with 2:45 p.m. and 7:45 p.m. matchups including Juda Keegan versus Spoerry's Lounge and Joe's Private Club against Spoerry's. Commissioner Jack Fernan says league play begins Sunday Oct 4. also mention of trotting event Dexter Cup at Roosevelt Raceway with Ayres aiming for Grand Slam.
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Ieee
Recreation Park
Monroe
Juda Keegan
Spoerry
Joe's Private Club
Spoerry’s
First National Bank
the Office
Greenco
Juda Caldwell
Jack Fernan
Westbury
N.Y
Ayres
Roosevelt Raceway
Platteville Gridiron Lead Sealed in 6-0 Win
Platteville clinched sole lead in Southwestern Wisconsin high school football with a 6-0 victory over Dodgeville as George Fatherty ran 22 yards for the decisive score. Montana? (Names repeated) Noting Mt Horeb beat Darlington 13-12 and Lancaster edged Fennimore 34-19. River Valley defeated Boscobel 13-6. Iowa Grant and Muscoda each had notable drives and stops in a night of tight games.
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Iduscoda
Tavorea
Iowa Grant
Platteville
Wisconsin
Dodgeville
Mt Horeb
Darlington
Lancaster
Fennimore
West Grant
Prairie du Chien
River Valley
Boscobel
George Fatherty
Larry Butson
Hillmoen
Tracy Hollander
Terry Adelhofen
Cuba City
Jerry Unbehaun
Tony Timmerman
Ron Infield
Mt. Horeb
Chuck Jones
Phil Detweiler
Jim Bartels
Tony Springer
Jin Hawkins
Hawkings
Muscoda
Iowa
Amery
Unity
Mineral Point
Madison Edgewood
Green Bay
Preble
Ft. Atkinson
Edgerton
Monroe
Jefferson
Stoughton
Middleton
Sun Prairie
Monona Grove
Football Scores From Wisconsin Week of Play
A dense slate of high school football results including Amery 13 Unity 7 and Prairie du Chien 6, with Madison East 40 over Kenosha Bradford 19. Other notable scores feature Black River Falls 33, Richland Center 12 and Sparta 47, Sauk Prairie 0, as teams across the state tallied wins and ties in a weekend roundup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison East
Kenosha
Bradford
Racine
Horlick
Madison ‘Central
Watertown
Hartland
West Bend
Beaver Dam
Oconomowoc
Hartford
Columbus
Berlin
Horicon
Mayville
Waupun
Ripon
Deerfield
Cambridge
Deforest
Waterloo
Lake Mills
Evansville
Marshall
Johnson Creek
Juneau
Lake Mills Lutheran
Lodi
Verona
Milton Union
Oregon
State Line League football results and ties set at 2 0 records
Belleville edged Argyle 7 0 in the feature game to stay tied for first with Brodhead and Juda as each team's 2 0 mark was maintained. Brodhead routed Blanchardville 31 0, Juda beat New Glarus 27 18, and South Wayne defeated Orfordville Parkview 7 0. Cotham passed 58 yards for Belleville with a bonus point, Juda’s Woody Keener starved three TDs, and New Glarus’ Zweifel returned a kickoff 70 0 yards for a score in a wild league night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Horeb
Darlington
Belleville
Argyle
Brodhead
Blanchardville
Juda
New Glarus
South Wayne
Orfordville
Clinton
Beloit Catholic
Wildcats
Orfordville Parkview
Woody Keener
Steve Zweifel
Dick Wunschel
Jim Zweifel
Jim Disch
Blank Blanchardville
Steve Jones
Gary Burkhalter
Carol Sorenson Wins 1964 British Women's Amateur Golf Title
Carol Sorenson of Arizona State, 21, claimed the British women's amateur crown at Prince's Links in Sandwich England. She defeated Bridget Jackson one up in 37 holes after morning rounds of 72 each. Sorenson becomes the fifth American to win the 71 year old title, joining Zaharias Suggs Wilfy Smith and McIntire.
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Sandwich
England
Carol Sorenson
Arizona State
Janesville
Wis
Bridget Jackson
Carol
Miss Sorenson
Babe Zaharias
Louise Suggs
Wilfy Smith
Barbara McIntire
Beloit Men Sail for Tokyo in Flying Dutchman Race
A royal send off greeted Bud Melges of Lake Geneva and Beloit College assistant dean William Bentson as they left by plane for Tokyo via Chicago to compete in the Olympic Flying Dutchman sailing class.
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Beloit
Tokyo
Wisconsin
Bud Melges
Lake Geneva
William Bentson
Beloit College
Chicago
Stars Pitching Powers Reds Past Mets in opener
Yesterday Jim Maloney of Cincinnati allowed only one hit as the Reds moved into second place with a 3.0 win over the New York Mets in the first game of a two night doubleheader. Batting Roger Maris drove in three runs with two homers as the Yankees beat Washington 6-5 for their 10th straight victory.
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Jim Maloney
Cincinnati
Reds
New York Mets
Philadelphia
Roger Maris
New York
Yankees
Washington
Hackle Records 608 Honor Count Sparks Friday Night Bowling
Lou Hackel led Friday Night Industrial with 206 182 220 for a 608 series. LaVerne Hayes 539 and Don Pinnow 520 added strong totals. Jackie Prien paced Progressive with 200 172 124 496 while Otto Erzinger led Sportsmen 581 and Bob Stauffer 562. Co B NCOs posted 5410s. team results list several clubs at Turner Hall and Milwaukee Cheese.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Hackel
Kegler
LaVerne Hayes
Don Pinnow
Jackie Prien
Lila Reinking
Otto Erzinger
Bob Stauffacher
Ken Priene
Forrest Kohl
Nco’s
Industrial Combustion
Hubers
Bob Montgomery
Arnold Koehn
Turner Hall
Milwaukee ‘Cheese
Dumb Dutchmen
Brandenberg Plumbing
Independents
Treuthardt Trucking
Sportsman's
Bill Bruce
Ken Priewe
Nco's
Frito-Lay
South Side Market
Frieda Laeser
Dorothy Johnson
State Man Will Face Trial Now for Slaying
Harold W. McLaughlin, once committed to Central State Hospital for the Criminal Insane in 1959 after admitting the sex slaying of a 6-year-old boy, has been certified mentally fit to stand trial. Circuit Judge Milton L. Meister reopened the case and ordered authorities to bring McLaughlin to court to answer a first degree murder charge. McLaughlin, then 28, was charged after the body of Ben Wagner, stabbed and strangled, was found near Port Washington on April 5, 1959. He admitted kidnapping Ben on a Milwaukee street as the boy walked to a corner store for ice cream.
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Washington
Arold W. McLaughlin
Central State Hospital
Crcuit
Milton L. Meiter
Ozaukee Couny
Port Washington
McLaughlin
Ben
Milwaukee
Quarter Buck Club To Meet Wednesday
The Juda Quarter Buck club will meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. in Juda high school. Films of the Juda New Glarus football game will be shown. Officers elected at the first meeting include Dwight Larson president Clarence Leaver vice-president Jack Jones treasurer and Mrs. Fred Feldt secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tioa Opecing
Juda
Juda High School
Juda-New Glarus
Dwight Larson
Clarence Leaver
Jack Jones
Fred Feldt
Grouse Vanish Back Into Woods After Opening Week
Vic Reinders, a Waukesha trapshooter, concludes from five years of diary records in the Wisconsin Conservation Bulletin that ruffed grouse largely disappear from roads after early season weeks but remain abundant in brush. He notes high brush sightings, stout hunting without road birds, and a five year average bag of 37 percent of birds sighted, with no danger from over-hunting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vic Reinders
Waukesha
Wisconsin Conservation Bulletin
Reinders
Rienders
Many Different Ideas Roosevelt Memorial Prompts Big Hassle
In Washington a Roosevelt memorial debate rages over site and design. Congress created a fine arts commission to advise on monuments but clashes persist. Figures include eight tablets, a Roosevelt statue, and past fumbles from the failed cultural center plan. Alice Roosevelt Longworth criticizes memorial proposals while a 17 foot Theodore Roosevelt statue heads toward a river island plaza.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol
Extension Commission
Capitol Crypt
Rotunda
Lucretia Mott
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Susan B. Anthony
Wags
Congress
Washington
Commission of Fine Arts
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
England
F.D.R
Theodore Roosevelt
Alice Roosevelt Long- Worth
Potomac River
Markets Summary of Week in Cattle Hogs and Sheep
USDA market recap shows slaughter steers steady to 25 higher versus last Friday with prime loads hit 27.75-28.00 per cwt and bulk around 27.00-27.50. Slaughter heifers ranged 23.25-25.50 with mixed prime and choice at 25.00-25.25 and utilities 18.50-21.00. Hog values posted mostly US1-2 200-225 lb at 17.25-17.50, other weights 14.00-17.25, and 300-600 lb ranges 14.00-16.75. Spring lambs 50 lower, ewes steady with prices 16.00-23.00 for various grades and weights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uivestock
Chicago
USDA
U-S
Apples Abundant For Fall Market Opens This Weekend
Apples abundant for fall market with heavy supply nationwide through opening weekend. Prices good on autumn fruits like grapes and pears. pork, poultry, beef offer best buys. NE chain offers pork chops at 79 cents a pound. halibut steaks at 49 cents in NYC area. Visalia report: Kathy Whitworth shoots 66 for two-day total 141 tying Shirley Englehorn in LPGA $11,000 open.
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New York City
Visalia
Calif
Kathy Whitworth
Jal
N.M
Shirley Englehorn
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Benny Bowser
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Madison
Gelhak
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Elizabeth McArdle
Kailua
Hawaii
Sudan
Lawrence W. Quate
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Daniel Boone
Christopher Columbus
Tom Steed
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