Howard's Homer Secures 2-1 Dodgers Win Over Braves
Dodgers win 2-1 as Frank Howard hits a two out homer in the ninth off Milwaukee reliever Claude Raymond to lift Los Angeles past the Braves. Koufax left with a shoulder strain after a two hit shutout bid and Hank Aaron homered in the ninth to tie the game. Cardinals and Giants win to stay atop division race.
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Walt Alston
Los Angeles Dodgers
Frank Howard
Dodgers
Milwaukee
Alston
Ken McMullen
Bob Shaw
Howard
Sandy Koufax
Koufax
Hank Aaron
St. Louis
San Francisco
Cardinals
Houston
Ernie Broglio
Giants
Cincinnati
Juan Marichal
Pittsburgh
Chicago Cubs
Pirates
New York Mets
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Minnesota
Kansas City
Detroit
Los Angeles Angels
Washington
Boston
New York
Claude Raymond
Gonstead nets 36 inch Northern Pike on Lake Wisconsin
Merton J. Gonstead of Monroe, famed for a sailfish mount, caught a 104 pound northern pike at Lake Wisconsin. Fishing from the pier near his cottage, he battled the 36 inch lunker for about 20 minutes before landing it.
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Merton J. Gonstead
Monroe
Wisconsin
Gonstead
Haughton Aims for 2000th Harness Win in 1963
Columbus special notes Glen Head NY driver William R Haughton could become harness racing s first 2000 winter since the US Trotting Association 1939 formation He began 1963 with 1960 wins and is among 20 active drivers with 1000 plus victories with four more expected to join the 1000 win club in 1963.
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Columbus
William R. Haughton
Glen Head
N.Y
United States Trotting Association
Haughton
Rent a Room Via Classti fied Ads in The Monroe Times
Classified rental notice in The Monroe Evening Times invites readers to rent a room via Classti fied ads. The item emphasizes simple arrangement and quick contact through the newspaper's classified section.
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Monroe Evening Times
Climate of the Major Leagues and Tuesday Results
Baseball standings show Baltimore leading the American League with Kansas City and Chicago close behind. Tuesday results include Kansas City 3 Detroit 1 and Los Angeles 5 Washington 4 in ten innings, with Baltimore 1 Minnesota 0 and Boston at New York rained out.
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Baltimore
Kansas City
Chicago
New York
Boston
Detroit
Los Angeles
Cleveland
Washington
Minnesota
San Francisco
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Houston
Beloit Catholic Narrows Orfordville 3-2 In Tight Win
Beloit Catholic edged Orfordville 3-2 as Bob Bertone hit a decisive triple in the eighth inning. Blanchardville started strong with Terry Wilborn driving in a bases loaded triple to cap a five run first frame against Belleville.
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Beloit Catholic
Orfordville
Blanchardville
Belleville
Bob Bertone
Terry Wilborn
Blanchard
Dville
Cardinals blank Astros as Broglio throws second two hit shutout
Ernie Broglio of the Cardinals pitched a complete two hit shutout in a 15-0 victory over Houston. Frank Howard of the Dodgers delivered a two out ninth inning homer and added a second hit in a 2-1 win against Milwaukee.
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Ernie Broglio
Cardinals
Houston
Frank Howard
Dodgers
Los Angeles
Milwaukee
Orfordville and Argyle Tie 56 in State Line Track Meet
Orfordville and Argyle battled to a 56 56 tie in the State Line track meet held yesterday. Individual results list Kane Gibeaut and Wyss among top finishers in sprints and distance events, with Burreson Hesgard Daly and others earning places in events from the 100 yard dash to discus.
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Argyle
Orfordville
Kane
Wyss
Gibeaut
Beck
Larson
Carroll
Daly
Helgeson
Swenson
Burreson
Hesgard
Haugen
Art Gibeaut
al Gibeaut
Rossing
Meyer
Reints
Wells
Keesey
Lawyer and Lumberman Vie for Golf Title at Pinehurst
In the North and South Amateur, Patton meets Alex Welsh of Rockford after Welsh pushed Patton to the 37th hole in 1954. Welsh, a lawyer, faces Patton again in a morning third round as eight players remain unbeaten after two rounds at Pinehurst. Patton earlier edged John Ward of Fayetteville in 19 holes.
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Pinehurst
N.C
Billy Joe Patton
Alex Welsh
Rockford
Ill
Welsh
Patton
Morganton
John Ward
Fayetteville
N.Y
Dick Martin Named Blanchardville Basket Coach
Dick Martin, Sparta high school assistant basketball coach, has signed to be Blanchardville basketball coach and assistant football coach. He will replace Bob Koehn, who resigned to coach basketball at Beloit Turtle high school.
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Blanchardville
Dick Martin
Sparta High School
Martin
Bob Koehn
Beloit Turtle
Beloit
Bruiser Dick the Bruiser Seeks Jury Trial After Bar Fight
Detroit wrestler Dick the Bruiser demands a jury trial after losing a fall to eight Detroit police officers in a downtown bar clash. He faces assault and battery charges and is set for a Monday jury trial while preparing to wrestle Alex Karras, Lions star, Saturday night at Olympia.
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Detroit
Richard Afflis
Dick the Bruiser
Bruiser
Alex Karras
Karras
Detroit Lions
Olympia
Recorder’s Court
Joseph Gillis
National Football League
Green Bay Packers
Papas Fires Shutout: Orioles Retain First
Baltimore Orioles stay atop the American League by edging the Minnesota Twins 1 to 0 behind Milt Pappas seven innings of five hit pitching. Pappas struck out eight and allowed only one advance beyond second as Brooks Robinson Joe Gaines and Jerry Adair drove in the lone run on a second inning sacrifice fly. Stigman took the loss for Minnesota as Baltimore kept a slim lead over the rest of the league.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Orioles
Minnesota Twins
Milt Pappas
Pappas
Orioles
Dick Stigman
Brooks Robinson
Joe Gaines
Jerry Adair
Stigman
Maier Elected Chair of Newspaper Publishers Group
Irwin Maier publisher of the Milwaukee Journal and Milwaukee Sentinel becomes board chairman of the Research Institute of the American Newspaper Publishers Association.
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New York
Irwin Maier
The
Milwaukee Journal
Milwaukee Sentinel
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Robertson Tosses 266 to Lead Nite Hawk Lane Action
Robertson rolled a 143 169 266 578 to top the Nite Hawk League, setting a season high and earning the night’s top score. Other notable results included Merle Robertson’s prior 256 high, Bill Tschanz’s 246, and John Huffman’s 601 in the Major League.
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Ort Robertson
Robertson
Merle Robertson
Bill Tschanz
Arnold Mueller
Robert Stuart
George Redman
Dave Eley
John Huffman
Dick Bahr
Marion Mueller
Karl Brandenberg
Bob Ethridge
Marco’s
Clinic Pharmacy
Kiwanis Club
Schmidt's Shoes
Weasel’s Tap
John Musser
al Bergemann
George Clark
Pete Hanson
Orangeville
Boyer’s LP Gas
Russ Myers
Mass Mutual
South Wayne Oil Co
Swiss Cheese Shop
Dorman Cheese Co
Monroe Cheese Corp
Phillips-Smith
Rees Construction
Eagles Club
Monroe Netmen Defeat Jefferson in Conference Opener
Monroe High School netters upset Jefferson 6-1 to claim their first Badger Conference win. Mike McAlpine beat Al Truefer 10-5, Jiff Kittelsen beat Tom Nelson 10-3, Chuck Cox won over Jim Veith 10-2, and Dennis Pugh defeated Paul Mueller 10-5. Doubles Kittelsen-Kindschi beat Pruefer-Nelson 10-4, while Grossen-Cox defeated Serns-Schopen 10-5 to seal the match.
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Monroe
Badger
Jefferson
Cheesemakers
Mike McAlpine
al Truefer
Jiff Kittelsen
Tom Nelson
Chuck Cox
Jim Veith
Dennis Pugh
Paul Mueller
Kittelsen
Kim Kindschi
al Pruefer
Don Grossen
Jim Serns
Bob Schopen
Sleep experts urge longer mattresses for taller sleepers
Sleep experts argue the standard 75 inch mattress is too short for those taller than 5 feet 8 inches. They recommend beds at least seven inches longer than the sleeper to ensure proper comfort and spacing.
Minimum beer age at 21 debated by Wisconsin Senate panel
The Senate governmental and veterans affairs committee weighed three bills on raising the drinking age to 21. Sen. Ernest Keppler urged immediate or three year phased increases, while a Legislative Council plan would set a 19-year minimum and end local option limits. Clergy and educators pressed against harsher rules, citing enforcement and home influence concerns. The Assembly advanced measures on fair property awards and state guard organization, while penalties for underage liquor claims rose and cemetery oversight was approved. A TV technician licensing bill failed 43-41.
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Madison
Senate Governmental and Veterans Affairs Committee
Ernest Keppler
Sheboygan
Legislative Council
Thomas K. Chaffee
St. Thomas Episcopal Church
Menasha
Keppler
Milwaukee
Ken Schermacher
West Bend Education Association
William N. Wall
Paterson
N.J
Msgr. Wall
Adjutant General
National Guard
Assemblymen
U S Swimmers Smash Records At Pan American Games
The United States swimmers dominate the Pan American meet in Sao Paulo as they sweep finals finishing one two in most events and setting meet records. Chet Jastremski Ed Bartsch and Kathy Ellis lead with Steven Clark matching a meet record in the 100 yard freestyle as the U S raises its gold tally to ten.
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Sao Paulo
Brazil
United States
Cuba
Chet Jastremski
Ed Bartsch
Kathy Ellis
Steven Clark
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