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Fort All-Star Teams PickedLake Mills Junior Legion Upsets Fort Atkinson, 2-1Pag® 13 ★ • ★ ★ itJANESVILLE DAILY GAZETTE FRIDAY, AUG. 14, IftSt1 ORT ATKINSON -With the 1959 season champions already crowned, Tort Atkinson's Littleand Pony League will climax their 1959 season with the annual joint picnic following all-star tilts at Little League Park, Whitewater avenue. Saturday afternoon.The Little League team sponsored bv the American Legion and coached by Gene Schroeder and Dave McKee won its fourth con--1 secutive title in seven years of play here. In Pony League the i 1959 crown went to the First National Bank coached bv Rex Bee-STATF LINK JUNIOR LI CIONW»tW'.L.FastWL.Fdfcrton141Fort Atkinson127Janesville172WhitewaterinSBrioit04Delavan38Monrne10«L;ik» Genes a07Orfordviileff1*Lake Mill.513Evansville413Walworth4II•Bmdhrad3 12Milton112and(•Delavan Brodhead game of Thuieday not reported.)Game* Friday5 .to— .laneiville at Edgertno.5 to—Fort Atkinson at Lake Geneva 8-1—Beloit at Orfordviile (doubleheader) 8 5C—Whitewater at Walworth.Game Saturday 2 00— Edgerton at Evansville.eight decisions by one run three by two.Jerry Schliem was the winning pitcher in both games. In the nightcap, his bases-loaded homer featured the game-winning six-run Regional fourth inning. Two walks and an error had jammed the sacks. It was Monroe’s only extra base hit in the two games.Dave Grams, who relievedRll-Star Pony Game at SharonSHARON—The Last-West Lake* All Star Pony League baseball game will h« played here at 2 p.m. Sunday.Five players have been picked by the manager of each team toBy “CHUCK” MUELLERLAKF. MILLS—Coach Tom Har rington’s Lake Mills Junior Le-j be and Jim Schafer. In the Pony gjon baseball team halted FortSchliem in th'1 second game, drove participate in the game. Manag-in the winning tally in the first contest.Firnt GameR H ELeague each team in the circuit A(kinson’3 drive to a repeat cham has now gained a championship ptonship in the Eastern Division n in four years of play. • • — * - *------ L —of the State Line League by rcg-Lcague President William Rog- jeering a 2-1 upset here Thurs-ers and Mrs. John Fromader are cochairmen of the 1959 picnic anddayF.vfnsvdla ............... no| *fto-7 8 .1Monro* .................. 600 10)—« 8 4D Weh»r and Bnllerud. Prttei*nn Cl). Schliem «nd Biaser, Huber (5)Three base hit—D W'eber ( E). Ftrat on hall* — off Weber 4 Srhltem J. Struck out—by Wher 4, Schliem 7.Dick Lescohier, Fort AtkinsonPony League mothers. The Little j ak? j^|jjsLeague group include- Mrs Fro* pitching performances. Lake Mills madcr, Legion; Mrs. Bob Angus, cap,talized on a F ort error and two wagner Lakeland Sports; Mrs M E. Hoi- singlcs ,n thp iast inning for thcwinning run. Roelke held Fort hit-less the last five innings. Fort hadland, Fort Home Bldg., and Mrs, Willard Pitzncr, Lions. Ponyn* League mothers on the commit- ^[en Lake Mills earlier in theSecond GameMonroe(#1 Evamvtll.7)ab r h*ab r h1 ‘ngoh• e**on 3b 3 i 0 Peliertion e3 1 0Muenu h If2 4 0 Wood n2 2 1Gram* *« f300 Decker 3h1 1 0Schliem p-M3 2 2 D Webei p rf3 A 1Huber c3 0 0 G Brewer 2h «*2 0 1Boll 2b2 3 1 Ppunn*0 0 0Wagner rf2 10 1. Weber lb3 0 0R.-iinbridee lb 7 0O Potei*on cf.2b.1 1 0Swifgum rf2 1 2 Glen B- ewer If1 1 1Bollerud rf2 1 022 3 520 7 4tec include Mrs. George Luebke, »o Hoffman Lumbers, Mrs. Frank Kloibcr. Citizens State Bank; m Mrs. Wilbur Walser, Rotary, and sn Mrs. Woodrow Bienfang, First Na ns tional Bank.Picnic Follows Gamesseason by a one-sided count, 20-1.Fort Atkinson left three runners stranded in the first inning. A walk, a single by Lescohier and an error gave Fort its only run in the second inning. The losers went down in order in the nextinMonro# ........................ mo 01—0Evanivlil* ..................... 161 30—7Homo tun—Schliem I irat on bulls—off Schliem 8. Gram* I Weber 4 Struck out—bv Schliem I Gtam* 4, Wb*r 4, Wood I.The picnic will follow the all- fjve frames Fullmer walked star tilts which are scheduled for the seventh with one away but alake Geneva II, Milton 2MILTON-Bud Weede limited Milton to four hits, walked only four and struck cut 12 as l akeGeneva triumphed in a State Line3 p.m. The games will go full double killing, Howie Rmidfleisch Junior Legion League tilt herenine innings in order to give alL to Russ jahnke, rubbed out themembers of each squad an oppor- ^reat.Lake Mills tied the score in the fourth on a triple by Rindflcisch and a sacrifice fly by Jahnke. In the seventh, an error and singlesill-ck he n.of tunity to playThe Little League team coached ck by Dave McKee. Gene Schroeder, es Stanley Roglitz and John Mtsfrldtcrs are Bill Knack, Delavan; Robert Marks, Elkhorn; Joe Ambrose, Williams Bay; Fred Inden, Lake Geneva, ( het Marvin, Harvard. III.; Ray Gau, Clinton; Bob Fcltham, Walworth, and Georg* Hertel, Sharon.Playing on the 1 ast team will be D. McLernon, I), werhel, R. Nordstrom, B. Wagner. A. Peter., Dclavan; J. Daley. T Riese, S. Rawlins, I. Martin, .T Pierre, F.lkhorn; K, Arnold, R Bris.sman, R Shaugor. T Weith, 1. Drabek, Williams Bav. B Gcrmann, R. Rankin. B Stark, R Julian, B. Muntress, Lake Geneva On the West team will be T. Marvin. P Howden, B Wilke, M. O’Neil. B. McCauley. Harvard, L. Summer, D Rustin. D Brown. B. Bassett, S. Dodd. Clinton. D. Frith a m. B Lisher. B Mereness M. Saloff, D Jell, Walworth; P. Nelson, D Harvey, K. Jackson, B. Oates and W. Peters, Sharon In rase of rain the game will S*Thursday. Nizmk, Bill Amundson and Bob Sark had two hits apiece l’la^d ,lie following Sunday. Augfor I.ake Geneva, one of Nizmk’s good for two bases. John Burnett accounted for half of Milton’s hitsS Playground Games?n- and Ifcug Louis; from Lakeland Pr°vided Uke Mlll, w,lh ,h* ^nySports, Reuben Dahms, Harry in Reinhart, Dick Anthcs and Greg Gucldner; from the Lions, Tom lat Hanson. Brent Griffin, Tom Kloi-— ber and Rusty Pitzner and from vill the Fort Home Builders, Paul of Bienfang, Lynn Nelson. Dave Davenport and Gordie Roglitz The team to be coached bysetI ort Atkmaon (1)ab rRoahen 2b Downing rf Garberic a*Frame lb Power. 3b Schroeder c Hamielec If Fullmer rf Lescohier pEakt Mill* (?)ah r h3 0 0 Rmdfleuch 2b 3 0 0 Jahnke lb 3 0 1 Braati 3b 3 0 I Hooper c 3 o o Wolff ram •»3 8 0 Trielnff If 3 0 0 SchulU cf 110 Johnson cf 3 0 1 Roelke p3 I I 3 0 0 3 0 1 3 0 1 3 1 0 3 0 0 1 0 1 3 0 1 2 0 023 1 32i J 5Knr4 A*kmson .........*.....000 0—1Wayne Hailett. John Hein. Arme Ljlk(, Mt]U ...................ooo ioo 1-2Dullere and Wendell Friedel will ind include from the Legion, Fritz ard Feuerhern, John McIntyre, Tom Beebe and Dave Fromader; Lake-Errors—Lake Mill* ?. Fort Atkinson 3 Three ba*a hit—Rtndfleiach. Bus*' on balls—Roelka 3. Lencohier 2. Strikeouts— Roelke 2, Lescohier 6ist.‘ar- land Sports, Bob Angus, Bob Lcs-Monroe Wins TwiceMidget League All-Star teams split a two-game schedule with Beloit Thursday. The Cub* and Redlegs advance to the championship bracket in the Older Midget League. The title game will be pla\ed at 9:30 a.m. Saturday at the junior high school field. No scores or details were reported Results of Cadet League games are as follows:City Yankees 15. White Sox 1—Slow Pitch Softball Tournament PlannedA slow-pitch softball tournament will be held at Woodland Park, Highway 51, south of Jane4»-ville, Aug. 22, 23, 29 and 30, ao. cording to Vince Stankewitz, Beloit, tournament secretary. Thoa# interested in entering teams may contact Chff Larson or Larry Dib-hert at the Woodpile, Janesville Trophies will be awarded.Ernie Bank* of the Chicago Cubs swing* a 31-ounce. 3V mch bat. When he came up to th* majors his hat was 35 ounlt;-*s.rth lie. Randy Carries and Bob Wolf* EVANSVILLE—Monroe tripped Lockwood limited the White SoxMike and Ralph O’Neill and Larry S°x Mlk® Arneson was the b*«tof ram; Lions, Ken Haugom. Gary Evansville twice. 8-7 and 9-7, in to two hits. The win gave the CityCarnes, Deke Dullere and F.rv gtatq 1 ine Junior Legion League Yankee* first place in the Easternjar- Burrow; Fort Home Builders, Ron games here Thursday. Evansville, Cadet League. Sid Krause andrat- Wittenwyler, Greg Hunsader, Jim which ha* a 4-15 record ha* lost Terry Butler got the only hits for,aid Holland and Chip Day.List Pony Player*. , . Mika Emm. Frank Rogeis andThe Ponv League team coached - ... trnmthe SoxIndians 12 Badgers 8—Pat Meyer, Mike McDonnell, Ron Korsmo,of the losers.Bluebirds 5, Destroser* 4—Larry Rmquist was, the winners’ b«rt hitter. Dan Pearson and Dan Lynch led the losers.Art’s Yanks lfi, Phillies 5—Al Terpstra and John Kettle led the Yanks’ attack. Jim Mack wa* out-
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Janesville, Wisconsin, US
Fri, Aug 14, 1959
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