Pascual Shuts Down Senators For 9th Win In A.L.
Camilo Pascual worked into the eighth inning and earned his 9th victory of 1964, tying the AL mark for wins at 9 in a season as Minnesota Twins defeated the Washington Senators 5 to 3. Versalles led the hitting with four hits, while Oliva, Hall, and Allen added two apiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Camilo Pascual
Pascual
A.L
Senators
Twins
Camilo
al Koch
Bernie Allen
Harmon Killebrew
Allen
Zoilo Versalles
Minnesota
Versalles
Rich Rollins
Tony Oliva
Jimmie Hall
Jim Roland
Claude Osteen
Nats
Versa
Rollins
Kennedy
Oliva
Hinton
Kil’brew
King
Hall
Phillips
Allison
Brumleyce
Battey
Lock
Bri'man
Pascualp
Koch
Ridzik
Valentine
Rudolph
b-Zimmer
Bridges
Blasingame
Killebrew
RBI
Eblasingame
Pascua
Rudolphoe
Brumley
U—Stevens
Napp
Rice
Steve Hamilton
Whitey Ford
New York Yankees
White Sox
Boston
Baltimore
Dave Morehead
McDowell
Indians
Bob Chance
Ford
Tony Kubek
Yankees
Hamilton
New York
Roger Maris
Joe Pepitone
Bobby Richardson
Red Sox
Morehead
Felix Mantilla
Bob Tillman
Tony Conigliaro
Oriloles
Brooks’ Robinson
Chicago
Buzhardt
Baumann
Fisher
Carreon
Blanchard
L—Baumann
New Fork
Pepitone
Boston Ne
Barber
Haddix
Brown
Tillman
W—Morehead
L—Barber
Robinson
Mantilla
Conigliaro
Lombardi Backs Falk on Milwaukee Stadium Seats
Milwaukee story notes Vince Lombardi supports Richard Falk in seeking 2000 extra bleacher seats at County Stadium for Packers games. Falk seeks 23000 dollar expansion before Shrine game. county executive criticizes budgeting bypass and will not reappoint. Falk is Park Commission director and Packers corporation director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Vince Lombardi
Green Bay Packers
Richard Falk
Milwaukee County
Park Commission
John Doyne
Lombardi
Falk
County
Doyne
Packer Corporation
City Legion Makes Intra squad Game Sunday
City Legion will host an intra squad baseball game Sunday at Memorial North starting at 2 p.m. Manager Bill Parizek says all 27 practicing players will see action with new candidates welcome. Pitchers include Coady Bentz Loomis Holzer Henriksen Luehne Grosch Luecke Lamb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse Legion
Memorial North
Bill Parizek
Jim Coady
Pete Bentz
Joe Loomis
Dave Holzer
Greg Henriksen
Bob Luehne
Jim Grosch
Bob Luecke
Bob Lamb
Bowling Scores In 300 League Week At Shamrock Lanes
Wolves lead with 594 627 578 for 1799. Giraffes 606 552 594 1752. Bears 578 589 548 1715. Tigers 684 666 636 1986. Lions 573 585 592 1750. Monkeys 503 546 545 1598. High six include G Meyer 600 O Hal a 551 J Ruppert 469. High single Geo Meyer 214.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolves
Bears
Tigers
Lions
Monkeys
G. Meyer
O. Hala
J. Ruppert
Shes
L. Meyer
L. Ganscae
Geo. Meyer
McDowell Debut Highlights Indians Sweep
Lefty Sam McDowell earns his third win in relief of his comeback with Cleveland as he shuts down Kansas City 8 0. The game caps a note on his renewed form after a troubled arc. McDowell has allowed only 1.55 runs per game in 29 innings since his return.
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Portland
Indians
Chicago White Sox
McDowell
Today in History June 13 1964 highlights events
Governments and leaders are noted for anniversaries on June 13 1964 including the National Industrial Recovery Act of 1933 the opening of Canada’s first Parliament in 1841 and events involving Truman McCarthy and Adlai Stevenson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Congress
National Industrial Recovery Act
Ottawa
Orizaba
Harry S. Truman
Rome
Frances Cabrini
Chicago
Washington
Joseph R. McCarthy
Rwis
Senate
Adlai Stevenson
Democratic Party
United States
South Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
Kenosha Defends Wisconsin Prep Baseball Title
Kenosha defeated Eau Claire Memorial 11 to 3 in the final of the 17th annual Wisconsin state tourney. Rich Baumgarten starred for Kenosha with a three run homer and two singles aiding an 11 1 semifinal win over New London. Memorial’s Dan Field collected a pair of doubles driving in two runs as the Old Abes beat Columbus 3 to 2 in the semifinal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oshkosh
Kenosha
Wisconsin
Eau Claire Memorial
Walloping
New London
Memorial
Columbus
Rich Baumgarten
Baumgarten
Chuck Lange
Howie Alwardt
Joe Mullarkey
Dan Field
George Hoepner
Bob Hall
Field
Dave Robertson
Abes
Robertson
Prep Vaulters Warned Against Too Light Poles
CHICAGO AP high school pole vaulters are urged to use poles matched to their weight to avoid injury. The Committee on Medical Aspects of Sport warns of breakage from overweight loads and notes most 16 foot vaults require a pole rated for about five pounds more than the vaulter weighs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Committee On the
American Association
National Federation of State High School Athletic Associations
Pastrano Defense Eyed in Bozeman Title Bout
Boxing promoter Lyle Pedersen announced Willie Pastrano will defend his light heavyweight title in early September in Bozeman against Bobo Olson or Eddie Cotton with no national television. Robert Harris named head football coach at Milwaukee North High School succeeding Joseph Marasch. Harris previously coached at North in the 1950s and later taught at Fulton Junior High.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Vegas
Nev
Lyle Pedersen
Willie Pastrano
Bobo Olson
Eddie Cotton
Bozeman
Mont
Harris
Milwaukee
Robert Harris
Milwaukee North High School
Joseph Marasch
North
Fulton Junior High School
Hearing Set on Beer License Renewal for Frat House
An informal public hearing on Robert Stein’s beer license renewal for the Frat House at 708 State Street will be held at 7 p.m. June 24. Twenty-two nearby residents petitioned to deny renewal as Stein plans to seek a new site after withdrawing a transfer request to 710 Main Street. The Common Council also granted a three day beer license to American Legion Post 53 for July 4 in Riverside Park. Cecil Slaback’s liquor license renewal for Sam’s Bar at 2116 George Street was denied due to unresolved health department plumbing complaints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Stein
State St
Stein
Ellickson
Main St
Kenneth Niedbalski
Council Judiciary Committee
Common Council
American Legion Post
Riverside Park
Legion
Cecil Slaback
Sam’s Bar
George St
Health Department
Clinton K. Higgins
City Health
Wisconsin approves early bear season in select zones
Wisconsin Conservation Commission approves an early bear season September 5 to 20 in Zones A B and C with specific deer units. A basic nine day buck deer season runs November 21 to 29 with zone variations and a quota based on 35 percent of recommended harvest. Also approved are a two day deer by permit hunt at Horicon National Wildlife Refuge and a second Horicon Marsh goose hunt if the first is unsuccessful, with daily blind fee raised to four dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi River
Apostle Islands
Conservation Department
Horicon National Wildlife Refuge
Horicon Marsh
Austin Captures Minnesota Crown
Austin Packers win the Minnesota high school baseball title defeating Minneapolis West 3 0 for their second state crown. Pitcher Dave Hartman allowed five hits with eight strikeouts as Austin capitalized on two West errors in the second inning and another on a scoring play in the fifth. Consolation games saw Fairmont take third over Benson 6 2 and New Ulm beat Ely 13 0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul
Austin
Packers
Minneapolis West
St. Cloud
Dick Seltz
Dave Hartman
West
Hartman
Lonnie Williams
Lynn McAlister
al Berg
Fairmont
Benson
New Ulm
Ely
Mike Ettesvold
Gary Cunningham
Berg
Baldridge
Lindstrom
Land Miller
Birth Announcements From June at Several Hospitals
Birth notices list six newborns in June with parents and residences in Milwaukee Whitehall Merrillan Alma Center Black River Falls and Milwaukee area. Names include Paula Caroline Roger David Ann Marie Gene Alan Alice Louise and corresponding dates June 6 to June 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton H. Gillette
Redfield St
Joan Meyer
Patrick Jennings
Dresbach
Minn
Penny J. Howe
Donald A. Dudle
Mississippi St
Janice M. Munson
St. Francis Hospital
Paula Caroline
Ardell Torud
Whitehall
Walter D. Freehill
S. 21St St
Gloria D. Lichtie
James J. Schneider
S.21st St
Carol J. Bakalars
Roger David
Thomas Bible
Black River Falls
Jessie Fisner
Ann Marie
James Gearjing
Merrillan
Patricia Bakke
Gene Alan
Victor Johnson
Milwaukee
Betty Gehring
Alice Louise
John Buttke
Alma Center
Betty Tanner
Oysters Grow on Trees and Other Mailbag Aphorisms
A Lake region column blends quirky notes from Florida mangrove habitats to Greece siesta lore and a string of hospital birth notices. It quotes Hal Boyle on arid curiosities and cites nostalgic maxims from Robert Quillen while listing newborns in Sparta Beloit and Kenosha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Florida
Greece
Isiesta
Philip Parsneau
Kenosha
Doris Smith
Sparta
Wis
Vernon Corp sewer main hearing set
A public hearing on original assessments for sewer mains to serve Vernon Corporation and a Coca-Cola Bottling Co. site was scheduled for 7:30 p.m. July 1 by the Common Council. Streets to receive sewer include Hood Street Norplex Drive Miller Street and Kertzman Court plus Sumner Street. Also set for July 1 were curb and gutter projects on W Fairchild 28th and 29th Streets, Riverside Drive north of Thompson Street, and Thompson from Riverside to 13th Place. Council referred requests on underground cable along Burlington Road tracks and ornamental street lighting on Main Street, plus Park Plaza water service and a sanitary sewer on Moore to Highway 53.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Corporation
Coca-Cola Bottling Co
Common Council
Coca-Cola
Hood Street
Norplex Drive
Miller Street
Kertzman Court
Sumner Street
Carr
W. Fairchild
28Th
28Th Street
Front Streets
Park Plaza Addition
Moore
Rose Street
Highway 53
Junk burning and old boxcar fire reported
La Crosse fire logs show June 12 incidents: a junk burning on St. Andrew Street 310 reported to Asfoor & Sons at 4 48 p m and an old boxcar burning in a marsh at George Street and North Salem Road at 7 17 p m as noted in the city report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asfoor & Sons
St. Andrew St
George Street
North Salem Road
Marsh
Former Tomah Man Burns Self As Human Torch
Albert Hansen a 65 year old man formerly of Tomah died Friday night in Pershing Park Racine after pouring gasoline on his clothing and igniting a match He ran through the park and threw himself on rocks along Lake Michigan No immediate motive was given and a note left for the Racine Journal Times lacked clear meaning Police and fire crews responded and an unidentified man tried to help before tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Racine
Albert Hansen
Tomah
Pershing Park
Lake Michigan
Racine Journal-Times
Lifelong term for ambush slaying of ex wife
Joseph Peter Zima 40, formerly of Waukesha Wisconsin, was sentenced to life in prison after pleading guilty to second degree murder in the ambush killing of his ex wife Bertha 40 in Long Beach California on April 9. He tracked her from Wisconsin after their divorce in 1963 and shot her three times as she left a restaurant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach, Calif
Waukesha, Wis
Wisconsin
Joseph Peter Zima
Zima
Bertha
Waukesha
Long Beach
Lves
California
Judgment notices and police ambulance reports from La Crosse
Several court judgments issued against individuals and businesses in La Crosse including C&F Machine Works v Ralph E Voves and others with amounts ranging from 18.50 to 406.45. Also listed are judgments involving Tabbert conservator, Harter, Lang, Pasewaldt, Anderson's Inc, and multiple Credit Bureau of La Crosse debt recoveries. Police ambulance reports note numerous transfers to St. Francis and Lutheran hospitals for illnesses and injuries on June 12–13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C&f Machine Works
St. Paul
Ralph E. Voves
Ralph’s Marine and Sporting Goods
South Ave
George Tabbert
Vera F. Tabbert
Onalaska
John H. Tabbert
Wood St
Nick Wekseth
Joseph Harter
Ray
Eileen Pasewaldt
S. Sth Ave
Nu-Lite Division
El-Tronics Inc
Newark
N.J
Anderson’s Inc
Anderson Tire Co
State St
Credit Bureau ‘of
la Crosse
Lyme Tower
Jack Borowski
Mindoro
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UPI
City Legion
RAMS
Pillath
Los Angeles
Roger Pillath
Los Angeles Rams
Angels
Dees
Cleveland
Los Angeles Angels
Charley Dees
Oklahoma City
McGaha
Murray Chass
Sam McDowell
Mel McGaha
Cleveland Indians
Kansas City Athletics
Athletics
Bob Feller
Herb Score
Kansas City
Segui
Wyatt
Edwards
Romano
W—Mcdowell
L—Segui
Hho
Horlen
Messie
McNertney
Howard
W—Ford
L—Horlen
Kubek
Arthur Rosenstein
Royal Oak, Mich
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Eau Claire
Reggie Pettit
Charles Fakes
John Poser
Dale Smith
W—Hoepner
L—Poser
Jim McDaniels
Tom Fuhrman
Rich Baumgartner
Jim Trebbin
iGene Fox
Pastrano
Fred Williams
Chicago Bears
Washington Redskins
University of Arkansas
Redskins
Angelo Cora
Don Demeter
Detroit Tigers
Detroit
Mich
Demeter
Lacrosse Lutheran Hospital
Black River Falls, Wis
Hal Boyle
Kenosha, Wis
St. Catherine’s Hospital
Keith Allen
David Moilanen
21St Ave
Joyce Becker
Lisle, Til
Steven Roger
Roger Kampschroer
Lisle
Mary Schaaf
Kampschroer
Boyle
William Howard Taft
U.S
Elbert Hubbard
St. Mary’s Hospital
Gerald F. Kolterman
Joan Dinger
Wayne L. Hallingstad
Chester St
Rosemary Kruk
Roger Abbott
Washington St
Linda Dinger
Samuel O. Bush
Pine St
Leone E. Dahlby
David C. Ibinger
N. Water St
Joan E. Amundson
Robert M. Farrington
R. 2
Lorraine Brueggen
Beloit
Robert Quillen
Janesville, Wis
John A. Desmond
8Th St
Mary Catherine
Gautsch
Mercy Hospital
Kimberly Dawn
David Bagneski
Delores Miller
Bagneski
William Yurske
Yurske
Fire Department
Scooters
HONDA
Robb Bros. Motorcycles
Upper Midwest
Winona
Tomah Man
Human Torch
Sword of the
George Washington
Schneider
Onie
George Baum
Rose St
Arthur Sommerfield
Clinton St
Lutheran Hospital
George Lovejoy
West Salem
Nancy Holberg
Hillview
Louise Powell
Lloyd Allen
George St. — la Crosse
Losey Blvd
State Farm Insurance Companies
Bloomington
Ilinois
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