Athletics Move Into First Place in American League
Kansas City moved to the top of the American League after a twin bill sweep of the Los Angeles Angels by identical 3-2 scores. The A’s rode strong pitching, with George Alusik and Ed Charles driving runs, to win the two games and climb to first place for the first time since 1955. In other AL action, the Red Sox, Yankees, White Sox, and Orioles won, while the Cubs, Dodgers, and Mets had various results in the NL.
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Jim Becker
Associated Press
Kansas City
Athletics
A’s
Los Angeles Angels
Boston Red Sox
Detroit Tigers
New York Yankees
Washington Senators
Chicago White Sox
Minnesota
Baltimore
Cleveland
San Francisco
Chicago Cubs
Sandy Koufax
Los Angeles Dodgers
Houston
St. Louis
Philadelphia
New York Mets
Milwaukee
George Alusik
Bo Belinsky
Bob Turley
Angels
Ed Charles
Gene Conley
Boston
Eddie Bressoud
Chuck Schilling
Ike Delock
Roman Mejias
al Kaline
Detroit
Mejias
Mickey Mantle
Camilo Pascual
White Sox
J. C. Martin
Ron Hansen
Juan Pizarro
Sox
Orioles
Indians
Luis Aparicio
Vic Davalillo
Charles Leads Houston Golf Classic After 36 Holes
New Zealand left-hander Bob Charles holds a one-stroke lead at seven under par after 36 holes of the $50,000 Houston golf classic. Charles shot 32-34-66 to reach 133, ahead of Jack Nicklaus who carded 65-68 for 134 and Kermit Zarley 66-68 also at 134.
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Houston
Bob Charles
New Zealand
Jack Nicklaus
Kermit Zarley
Charles
Nicklaus
Zarley
University of Houston
Pro Football Betting Investigation Possible
Washington investigators consider subpoenas for NFL stars Paul Hornung and Alex Karras as part of a broader probe into gambling and point shading in professional and amateur sports. Senator John L. McClellan says a decision will follow review of evidence from the investigations.
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Washington
Paul Hornung
Alex Karras
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Senate
Pro Players Association criticizes gambling sanctions
National Football League Players Association leader Pete Retzlaff argues the seven players punished for gambling were unfairly grouped with the two suspended figures. He says a two part announcement was needed and urges a measured response for Gordy Walker Schmidt Lowe and Williams, who bet only $50 during the 1962 title game. The EPA plans to meet Commissioner Rozelle in New York to discuss the case.
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Philadelphia
National Football League Players Association
Pete Retzlaff
Association
Pete Rozelle
Green Bay
Paul Hornung
Detroit
Alex Karras
John Gordy
Wayne Walker
Gary Lowe
Joe Schmidt
Sam Williams
Retzlaff
Philadelphia Eagles
Gordy
Walker
Schmidt
Lowe
Williams
Cleveland
Bernie Parrish
John Reger
Pittsburgh
Rozelle
New York
Wildlife Hearing Set for Monday in Wisconsin
Wisconsin sportsmen will gather at county seats Monday night to draft recommendations for fish and game laws. Meetings occur at courthouses or local venues with the Milwaukee session at the Vocational School auditorium. Key topics include a variable quota deer season and bear hunting with dogs, plus restoral of pan fish limits in west central counties. Recommendations go to the Conservation Congress in May before reaching the Commission.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Conservation Commission On Fish and Game
Milwaukee
Conservation Department
West Central
Annual
Conservation Congress
Commission
County Hearing On Game Committee Prompts Action
The Green County hearing starts at 8 p.m. Monday in the agricultural building with Robert Hahlen, chairman of the county game committee, and Harold A. Pederson, state conservation warden, in charge.
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Green County
Robert Hahlen
Harold A. Pederson
Hazel Green Beats Blanchardville 6 to 4 In baseball action
Hazel Green defeated Blanchardville 6 to 4 in a non conference game. Shullsburg edged Darlington 8 to 5 as Lacke and McCoy delivered key hits and Lacke earned the win for Shullsburg. Hazel Green capitalized on 11 Blanchardville errors to secure the victory.
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Hazel Green
Blanchardville
Shullsburg
Darlington
Lacke
McCoy
Miners
Your friend the want ad does your selling renting hiring
A compact notice suggests using a friend styled want ad to handle selling renting and hiring tasks. It emphasizes a personal approach and local reach to connect buyers renters and employers efficiently.
Pan Am Games Open With Torch Lighting in Sao Paulo
In Sao Paulo 24 nations begin the Pan American Games as Jose Telles da Conceicao carries the flame into Pacaembu Stadium. Gov. Adhemar De Barros officially opens the event ahead of a five hour pageant with 2,000 athletes and officials. First day features two soccer matches and early judo, with more sports Sunday.
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Sao Paulo
Brazil
Brasilia
Jose Telles da Conceicao
Adhemar de Barros
Conceicao
Pacaembu
Baseball scoreboard roundup dominating Friday results
Friday results show Boston over Detroit 3 to 5, Kansas City 3 tied, Los Angeles 2 with New York 8, Baltimore 8 against Cleveland 5 and Chicago 3 facing Minnesota 1. Weekend and Monday matchups include New York at Washington and Detroit at Kansas City among others.
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Detroit
Kansas City
Los Angeles
New York
Washington
Baltimore
Cleveland
Chicago
Minnesota
San Francisco
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Houston
Baltimore Chicago
Mets Rally Past Braves In Ninth To Halt Slump
The New York Mets snapped an eight game losing streak by beating the Milwaukee Braves 5 to 4. Ron Hunt drove in the tying and winning runs in the ninth inning off Claude Raymond after Frank Funk allowed the decisive run. Ken Mackenzie earned the win.
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NEW York
Milwaukee Braves
New York Mets
Mets
Braves
Milwauke
Philadelphia Phils
Rokie Ron Hunt
Frank Funk
Hunt
Claude Raymond
Ken Mackenzie
Badgers Lose 5-2 at Arizona State
The five hit pitching of Gary Graham and timely hitting by John Ruedy propelled Arizona State University to a 5-2 baseball win over Wisconsin in Tempe on Friday.
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Badgers
Tempe, Ariz
Gary Graham
John Ruedy
Arizona State University
Wisconsin
Kubly Fires 243 To Lead Loop Kegler Action
Gerald Kubly rolled 243 in the top game to pace last night’s Sportsman’s League action. He finished with a 598 series, second on the season behind Walter DeRemer’s 257 on Feb. 8, as Burnie Robertson and Joe Milz also reached 210s and J. Milz added a 547 series. Team tallies show Co. B and Industrial Combustion atop their divisions, with multiple clubs posting 2-1 or 4-0 records.
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Gerald Kubly
Loop Kegler
Sportsman’s League
Walter DeRemer
Burnie Robertson
Joe Milz
LaVerne Hayes
Sportsman’s
Duane Shippy
Nathan Hare
Blythe
Butch) Myers
Co. B
Sportsman’s Bar
Industrial Combustion
South Side Market
Hotel Eugene
Frito-Lay
Robert Krupke
VFW
Turner Hall
Thorpe Paints
Recreation Club
Treuthardt Trucking
Milwaukee Cheese Co
Dill Cheese Co
Washington Mill
Linksmen Open Season as Sun Prairie Hosts Cheesemakers
Monroe high school's golf team begins action Monday as Sun Prairie hosts the Cheesemakers in the Badger Conference opener. Sun Prairie joins the Badger Conference replacing Wisconsin High, expanding to a nine team schedule. Coach Gay Steensrud returns eight lettermen from a squad that finished second last year. Monroe travels to Monona Grove on Wednesday.
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Monroe High School
Sun Prairie
Badger
Wisconsin High
Gay Steensrud
Monroe
Monona Grove
Dodgers blank Astros as Koufax fans 14 in 2-0 win
Pitcher Sandy Koufax of the Dodgers allowed only two hits and struck out 14 in a 2-0 victory over Houston, with no hits after the third inning. In a separate game, Ron Hunt's two run double in the ninth powered the Mets to a 5-4 win over Milwaukee, ending New York's eight game funk.
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Sandy Koufax
Dodgers
Houston
Ron Hunt
Mets
New York
Milwaukee
Recognition program draws teachers to Ball school event
Art Tschudy announces the Recogni tion program at Ball school next Wednesday night. The Watershed has arranged a lunch and a public invitation goes to teachers in Green County for conservation efforts. Contour strips for oats are laid out and work continues on corn land with several local farmers named as completed jobs.
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Art Tschudy
Ball School
Green County
Art
Rufer Brothers
Washington Township
Vernus Peterson
Adams
John Anderegg
Clarno
Vic Rood
Jordan
Leonard Drye
Cadiz
Cold Springs
Monroe Township
Woman hits Simon Meyer station asks brake fix for horn
Simon Meyer reports a woman crashed into his filling station last week and told him to fix her horn insisting her brakes failed. She claimed the brakes did not work as she asked for assistance with the horn.
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Simon Meyer
Waterways and drains reshape soil and water practices
Rain delayed work on diversions and surface drains as crews advance soil and water conservation measures. The investment in these practices has grown recently, seen as valuable when used properly and widely adopted.
Soil maps aim to cover all Green County acres
Soil scientists push to map every acre in Green County by next fall and have already completed most counties in Wisconsin. The maps show soil type slope and erosion for each acre aiding agricultural planning.
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Green County
Wisconsin
Smock Plans Visit to Hiawatha School Next Friday
Delbert Indergand of Smock says the group is looking for attendees at Hiawatha school next Friday night. They plan to come for sure and have not visited the school in some time.
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Delbert Indergand
Smock
Hiawatha School
Packers Announce Six Exhibition Games This Fall
The Green Bay Packers schedule six exhibitions for the fall starting with the College All-Star game in Chicago on Aug. 2. They face the Pittsburgh Steelers in Miami on Aug. 10, the Dallas Cowboys in Dallas on Aug. 17, the Chicago Bears in Milwaukee on Aug. 24, the New York Giants in Green Bay on Sept. 2, and the Washington Redskins in Columbus, Georgia on Sept. 7.
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Green Bay Packers
Chicago
Packers
Chicago Bears
Milwaukee
New York Giants
Bishop’s Charities
Pittsburgh Steelers
Miami
Fla
Dallas Cowboys
Dallas
Washington Redskins
Columbus
New Glarus By Mrs. Millard Tschudy
The Eldred Bowen family returns to Brentwood Missouri after an Easter visit with Mrs. E. D. McQuillan and relatives. Glenwood Illinois visitors Laura Schuler and son Calvin spend the week with Henry and Barbara Stauffer and relatives on spring vacation.
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Eldred Bowen
Brentwood
E. D. McQuillan
Laura Schuler
Calvin
Glenwood
Ill
Henry Stauffer
Barbara
Glenwood School For Boys
Frank Carbonetti
Kent
Harvard
Jacob Zweifel
Frederick Thacker
Earl Foster
WSWS
Milwaukee
Jacob Tschudy
Wisconsin Historymobile
Mmes
Wilbert Bennet
Monroe
Dean Tschudy
Footville
Robert Roth
Ronald Tschudy
Sportsman's Bar Wins season crown in playoff
Sportsman's Bar captured the season championship by winning two of three playoff games at the Recreation Club in the Women s Minor League. Laura Loeffel paced the team with a 202 game as Bob's Market led all teams for the night with 1 975 while Sportsman's posted 1 948.
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Sportsman's Bar
Recreation Club
Bob’s Market
Orangeville
Sportsman’s Bar
Laura Loeffel
Sportsman’s
Darlington and Brodhead Dominate Local Track Meets
Darlington rolled over Dodgeville 92 to 26 as Brodhead defeated Orfordville 89 to 28. Both teams won 10 of 14 events with Robin TenEyck leading Brodhead by taking the 100 and 220 yard dashes the broad jump and the 880 relay. Jorgenson starred for the Redbirds in the 70 yard high hurdles and 100 yard low hurdles.
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Darlington
Dodgeville
Brodhead
Orfordville
Robin TenEyck
Jorgenson
Redbirds
Belleville Seeks Berth In Home Talent League
Belleville plans to rejoin the Home Talent Base Ball League this season and has asked Commissioner C A Lewis to reactivate its franchise. Mt Horeb and Columbus also seek 1963 berths at the annual meeting tomorrow afternoon in the VFW hall Madison. Representatives from current franchises and new teams must attend.
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Belleville
C. A. Lewis
Mt. Horeb
Columbus
VFW
E. Mifflin Street
Madison
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