Clubhouse Echoes As Season Ends And Players Depart
Nostalgia fills the clubhouse after the final game as many D players leave for new jobs and family time. Al Kaline heads to Baltimore to weigh offers, Harvey Kuenn shifts to bank PR in West Allis with a November wedding, and Bill Hoeft starts work in Oshkosh. Others retire to winter pursuits while some stay active in sports through winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enormus
al Kaline
Baltimore
Beteen
Harvey Kuenn
West Allis
Wisc
Bill Hoeft
Oshkosh
Players and staff plan winter roles and off season work
Red Wilsa to coach Wisconsin freshmen. Harry Malmberg splits time between Antioch gas station work and refereeing basketball. Jack Phillips weighs winter baseball versus officiating locally. Ray Boone and Leo Cristante take unusual off season jobs. Bob Miller tours Orient for Armed Forces baseball clinic. Other Tigers pursue studies and sports as Ned Garver, Harl Torgenson, and Coach Schoolboy Rowe anticipate hunting, fishing, and travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Wilsa
University of Wisconsin
Harry Malmberg
Antioch
Calif
Jack Phillips
Marella
N. Y
Ray Boone
Leo Cristante
Allen Park
Bob Miller
DePauw University
Orient
Armed Forces
Reno Bertoia
Assumption College
Windsor
Jim Small
San Jose State Teachers College
Jim Brady
Notre Dame
Harl Torgenson
Anna Maria Island
Fla
Ned Garver
Ney. O
Schoolboy Rowe
Bill Dickey
el Dorado
Ark
Bucky Harris
Detoit
Ol Diz
Visitors Threaten in Final Minutes
The Saline Hornets edged Carleton 13 to 12 in a season opener at Hemne Field last Friday night. A late visitors’ surge threatened a late score after Saline built a 13 point lead through a Woods touchdown and Rentschler drive, with key plays and penalties shaping a tense finish.
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Saline Hornets
Carleton
Hemne Field
Hornets
Ania
T.d Price
Saline
Hornet
Dick Lehtonen
Woods
Bill Bailey
Jim Rhoades
Dave Wagener
Airport
Jim Whiteside
Price
Lehtonen
Wagener
Woman's Bowling Wed. 9 P. M. Game Notes
In a tense contest Saline held on as Ron Hatcher connected twice with Price for a 13 12 Saline lead. Carleton threatened with late passes and a potential comeback but Saline’s defense, led by Anderson and Simpson, sealed the win as Bailey prepares to face Dundee and the Vikings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fullack
Jim Whiteside
Carleton
Hornet
Dick Lentonen
Lee Niethammer
Lentonen
Saline Gridders
Henne Field
Ron Hatcher
Price
Hatcher
Saline
Dave
Mike Anderson
Tom Simpson
Dave Wagener
Bailey
Dundee
Vikings
Bill Bailey
Si Woods
Phil Badour
al Rentschler
Don Wild
Dick Lehtonen
Grimm Denies Chicago Cubs Front Office Rumors
Charlie Grimm of the Milwaukee Braves says he knows nothing about reports he will join the Chicago Cubs next year. He denies leaving his Milwaukee job or quitting at season end and dismisses the rumors of an executive post with Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Grimm
Milwaukee Braves
Chicago Cubs
Grimm
Cubs
Leo Durocher
New York Giants
Milwaukee
College-bound Pete works on Sandy’s farm
Sandy Peterson recalls his nephew Pete staying with his farm last summer to toughen up for football. Pete adjusted slowly to farm life and, waking at four fifteen, quipped that such an early start meant they should get to bed for a long day ahead.
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Sandy Peterson
Pete
Sandy
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Steve Gromek
Detroit
Jack Tighe
Muskegon
Aber
Cleveland
Babe Birrer
Buffalo
Bill Tuttle
Farmington
Bubba Phillips
Cuba
Puerto Rico
Jim Delsing
Fred Hatfield
Alabama
Dawu Aiche
Ule LU Yeesit
Jets
al Rensscier
Saline Community Fair
Ken Rogers
Saline Savings
Jan Karen
Alice Goltz
Sharon Starling
Mae Uphovs
Arlene Bersuder
Peg Jordan
Lulu Beck
Burkhardt’s
Ted’s Service
Schmid
Universal High Games
Jackie Royal
Ramona Martin
Barbara Leonard
Sackson Motor Speedway
Joe Marsh
United States Brewers Foundation
Oldsmobile
A & M Chevrolet Company
Michigan Ave
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