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MONROE EVENING TIMES, MONROE. WISCONSIN. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 6. 1951 PAGE SEVEN Monroe Gridders To Be Small, Fast Veterans Return At Many Spots Monroe high school's 1951 grid candidates have a tough record to equal if they wish to finish in the same place as last year's championship eleven. Monroe won six straight conference games last season to capture the Southern Ten conference crown.

Coach Gay Steensrud's team completed the conference season with the smallest team in the league. This year's aggregation will be nearly as small, but probably even faster than the 1950 team. Chuck Robertson, who scored three touchdowns and added three extra points for a total of 21 last year, was a speedy standout at halfback. He is back at his favorite spot this season. Rudy Speich Injured Rudy Speich, the other halfback last year who scored two touchdowns and two points for a total of 14, also will be back to give Monroe two'of the top halfback potentials in the league.

Speich has an Infected toe now, but is expected to be in shape in a few days. Vic Chambers, a sophomore this season and outstanding with the junior varsity team last year, may fill in the backfield on offense. Gone from the backfield will be such stars as Dick Blanc, Ken Davis and Bud Pilz, but Backfield Coach Arch Edwards has been working this week with candidates to fill those spots. Bob Geyer, a transfer quarterback from Darlington, is improving and may get the call at the signal post. Two Fullbacks Set Virgil Wenger and Jake Schillinger are top candidates for the fullback spot.

Line Coach Fred Simpson ran his candidates through blocking practice last night. Newcomer to the ranks this season may be Tom Holcomb, transfer from Rockford, who will be the heaviest man in the line if he improves. Dick McArdle was a first string end last season, catching one touchdown pass for six points, and is expected to see a lot of duty at the end position again this season. Bob Carter, a quarterback last season, may see action at the other end position. Bill Beach, Gary Quinn, i Zoller and Bill lenatsch are other top candidates in early practice.

One of the Southern Ten's expected top contender this year for championship honors, Baraboo, will be Monroe's first conference foe in a game here Sept. 28. THEY'LL DO IT EVERYTIME JIMMY HATLO IN A WANT A HACK- IS FIND ONE THATS UNOCCUPIED YOU SEEM TO LACK THE KNACK- AT LAST AN TIME. TriEV'LL DO IT-ABB NOWHERE UPS AND BEATS VtXJ TO Richards' Team Ready for Argyle South Wayne (Special) Coach Bill Richards' South Wayne six-man grid team candidates are fighting for starting berths for the season opener against Argyle Sept. 14.

The first contest will be played at Argyle. Richards has seven lettermen back from last year's team which finished with a 4-2- record. Returning this season are Charles Shager and Scott, ends; James DeVoe, center, and Bob Scott, Bud Martin, Richard Johnson and Clarence Albright, backs. South Wayne's team will play seven games, three at home and four on the road. Season schedule: Sept.

Argyle Sept. Belmont Oct. (home) Oct. (home) Oct. Shullsburg Oct.

(home) Nov. Hazel Green Scoreboard YESTERDAY'S STABS Hitchcock and Ferris Fain, Athletics Hitchcock batted in all the runs with four hits in Philadelphia's 4-1 first game victory over Washington. Fain got five-for-five the second, won by the A's, 9-2. Wynn, Detroit, 5-2, on four hits for 17th victory. YESTERDAY'S RESULTS American League Boston 4, New York 2 Cleveland 5, Detroit 2 Philadelphia 4-9, Washington 1-7 Chicago at St.

Louis (postponed, rain). National League Brooklyn 5. Philadelphia 2 New York 3-9, Boston 2-1 Cincinnati 6, Pittsburgh 3 Chicago 3-5, St. Louis 2-6 American Association Louisville 6, 2, Columbus 3, 1 Milwaukee at Minneapolis, (postponed, rain) Kansas City at St. Paul, (postponed, rain) Toledo at Indianapolis, (postponed, rain) Stan Heath Returns To Calgary Grid Club Calgary, Alta.

Former Green Bay Packer Stan Heath is heading here to take over for Keith Spaith, Calgary Stamped- er quarterback who recently broke the little finger on his passing hand. Heath played with the Packers in the National Football league after graduating from the University of Nevada in 1948. In 1950 he played in the Canadian league with the Hamilton, Tigercats. Early this year Heath tried out with the Cleveland Browns, but was released. Saudi 'Arabia is about 500,000 square mile? in area Appleton Requests Jreak with Browns Appleton The Appleton Papermakers of the Class Wisconsin State league want to get out of the farm system of he St.

Louis Browns, C. O. Be- ow said yesterday. Below, publicity director for he Papermakers, said the ac- ion came because "the Appleon fans are tired of looking at a second division ball club." The Papermakers finished in the State league cellar this year. While no official action has been taken to secure a major league affiliation for 1952, rumors here indicate that the Boston Braves, parent club of the Milwaukee Brewers, might take on Appleton as a farm next spring.

pickup 16,000 miles Very clean Open Sunday Little Eddie Gaedel Finally Strikes Out On Three Fast Ones Sycamore, 111. Midget Eddie Gaedel was finally struck out. The 3 foot 7 inch mite, who was used as a pinch hitter by the St. Louis Browns, drawing a walk and also an ouster from the American league by President Will Harridge, was humiliated last night. In a game between two Sycamore amateur teams, Gae- del sauntered to the plate to pinch hit (for a price) with one man on base.

Gene Davis, a southpaw, looked him over and tossed a "semi-fast" one. "Strike!" shouted Umpire Paul Lund. Davis delivered again. "Strike!" bellowed Lund. Then Davis balked and the runner went to second.

"Try me again," boomed Gaedel, slashing the air with his 27-inch long bat. Davis wound up and let go. "Strike three, you're out!" roared Lund. "You're the worst umpire I ever want to see," yammered Gaedel, and he trudged through the dust back to the bench. COLONELS WIN TWO Louisville Rampaging Louisville swept a doubleheader from last-place Columbus in the only games played in the rain- plagued American Association last night to drive into fourth alace.

The two wins gave the Colonels a full game lead over Lhe Millers in the battle for the fourth-place playoff spot. Europe's weather in the Iceland area. generated 20th Anniversary Attractions GOETZ Tonight, Friday CHALET Saturday Belvederes A Hilarious New Adventure! Tonight, Friday GOETZ Saturday The Greatest Western Show Ever Brought to the Screen! Allan "Rocky" Lane Monte Hale Rev Allen Tom Tyler Tom Kcenc PLUS r- 3 Stooge Comedy "ScaHerbrains" 2 Color Cartoons Leon Errol Comedy Al Rosen, Easter Pack Tribe Punch By Joe Reichler Al Rosen and Luke Easter, Cleveland's classy one-two punch, are using their big bats to deflate the theory that the Indians are a "not hit, good pitch" club. Rosen and Easter were the big guns last night as the Indians defeated the Detroit Tigers, 5-2, and regained first place in the American league. Each walloped a home run with a man on base to help the Tribe rack up its 16th victory in 17 meetings with Detroit.

The Indians wrested the lead from the New York Yankees, who dropped a 4-2 decision to the visiting Boston Red Sox. The triumph moved the third place Sox to within three games of the defending champions and left them four behind Cleveland. Boston trails the Tribe by only one in the important "lost" column. New York's Giants refused to give up their fight to overhaul the National league leading Brooklyn Dodgers. A sweep of a doubleheader from Boston, 3-2 and 9-1, enabled them to Brooklyn's lead to five and a half games.

The Dodgers whipped the Philadelphia Phils, 5-2. NCAA Announces Grid TV Schedule New is the 19-game college football schedule which will be offered home television viewers this fall under the NCAA's experimental program. Three of the games will be on the full network while others will be restricted to certain regions. Sept. 29, Pitt-Duke, east Sept.

29, Princeton-Columbia, west Oct. 6, Illinois-Wisconsin, full network Oct. 13, Notre Dame-Smu, full network Oct. 20, Yale-Cornell, east Oct. 20, Ohio State-Indiana, west Oct.

20, local only Oct. 20, local only Oct. 27, east Oct. 27, sin, west Nov. 3, Illinois-Michigan, east Nov.

3, Army-Southern California, west Nov. 3, Franklin and Marshall, Washington and Jefferson, local only Nov. 10, Michigan State-Notre Dame, east Nov. 10, Navy-Maryland, west Nov. 17, Columbia-Navy, east Nov.

17, Nebraska-Colorado, west Nov. 17, Maryland-N. C. State, southwest Nov. 24, Michigan-Ohio State, full network.

Iowa State-Missouri, Minnesota-Nebraska, Harvard Dartmouth, Northwestern-Wiscon- HOUND TRIAL SCHEDULED A coon and fox hound field trial will be held Sunday at Jefferson, sponsored by the Wisconsin Raccoon and Fox Hunters' association. The trial is to start at 10 a. m. Another trial is scheduled for Sept. 16 at Mazomanie, with the tri-state meet on Sept.

30 at Evansville. Blackhawks Franchise To Be Sold to League Moline (ff) Arrangements for breaking up the Tri-Cities club of the National Basketball association and the sale of its franchise and players to the league have been completed in New York. B. W. Grafton, president of the Blackhawks, and Secretary Wayne G.

Cook, attended yesterday's meeting in New York with NBA President Maurice Podoloff and the NBA's executive council. Also attending was Benjamin F. Kerner, the club's former general manager. Shoplifters' Parents Face Baraboo Hearing Baraboo With the case against a shoplifting ring of five girls completed, Sauk County Dist. Atty.

Harlan W. Kelley moved against their parents yesterday. The girls were placed on probation. The nine of the girls is charged with contributing to the delinquency of their minor daughters and were bound over to circuit court for trial expected next week. The maximum penalty upon conviction is a $500 fine or one year in jail.

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