Robinson Powers Orioles Past Tigers as Indians Drop Streak
Frank Robinson led Baltimore with a triple and a home run, driving in runs as the Orioles tied the Indians for the best 10‑11 game record in the majors. Cleveland’s 10‑game unbeaten streak ended 4‑1 to Chicago White Sox, while other NL scores included New York 5 Pittsburgh 2 in 11 innings.
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George Strickland
Strickland
Birdie Tebbetts
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Chicago White Sox
Indians
Robinson
Baltimore
Orioles
Detroit
Tebbetts
Tigers
Minnesota
Washington
New York
Pittsburgh
Atlanta
Houston
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
St. Louis
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Chicago
Gary Peters
Bob Locker
Peters
Danny Cater
Bill Monbouquette
Terry Fox
Boog Powell
Wally Bunker
Don Wert
Trout stocking progresses with May opening in Green County
State Conservation Warden Norman Wood reports good trout stocking across area streams with brown trout of strong size. Zanders Lake awaits higher water. lake and stream levels remain favorable due to groundwater replenishment. Fishermen are urged to respect property, avoid litter, keep gates closed, and buy 1966 fishing licenses. Catfish activity remains present but mixed. sucker fishing strong with occasional incidental smallmouth bass releases until May 14 opening.
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Zanders Lake
Green County
Boat Club Plans For First Cruise
The Monroe Boat Club met Saturday at 8 p.m. in Green County Agriculture Building with Lester Witt directing. Jerry Kleckler as president led the business meeting as members played euchre and awarded prizes to Helen Moe, Stan Whitehead, Donald Moe, and Ronald Anderson. A basket lunch followed. Members and guests attended, and the first cruise of the year is scheduled for next month on the Rock River at Beloit Wisconsin.
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Monroe Boat Club
Green County Agriculture Building
Lester A. Witt
Jerry Kleckler
Helen Moe
Stan Whitehead
Donald Moe
Low
Ronald Anderson
Orangeville
Harold Matzke
Jack LaBorde
Alton Benfer
Winslow
Gus Martini
Don Deininger
Richard Kleckler
Rock River
Beloit
Wis
Get there safer safer in a dependable car
A compact promotional line urges safer travel in a dependable car. The phrase emphasizes reliability and daily use, reflecting typical automotive ad copy aimed at reassuring buyers about safety and consistency in transportation.
Cramer's Win League Trophy Ceremony Highlights
The Ladies Minor Bowling League awarded Cramer Funeral Home the first place trophy and arm emblems at the Maple Grove Inn banquet. Irma Cramer led individual honors with a high game, while Abe's Plumbing and Heating handled prizes.
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Cramer Funeral
Maple Grove Inn
Irma Cramer
Doris Pinnow
Eileen Taft
Lois Lang
Pauline Hemphill
Carol Kuebli
Joanne Hare
Millie Blum
Ruth Zumbach
Cramer’s
Eagles Club
Lynne Kubly
Jean Monte
Dorothy Krug
Vickie Gerner
Nancy Faith
Laura Loeffel
Frances Miller
Darlene Flannery
Margaret Ruge
Abe
Bart Starr Receives Red Dunn Memorial Award
Bart Starr, Green Bay quarterback and Wisconsin AP Athlete of the Year, earned the Red Dunn Memorial Award at St. These parish Sports Nite in Milwaukee. The honor, named for Marquette and Green Bay Packer star Dunn, recognizes Starr for leading the Packers to the NFL Championship.
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Milwaukee
Red Dunn
Green Bay
Bart Starr
St. These Parish
Starr
Wisconsin
Associated Press
Dunn
Marquette
Packers
Graustark Doubtful Derby Contender Amid Hoof Infection
Louisville notes say Graustark, the Derby favorite, faces an uncertain start after an infection in his left front hoof. Trainer Lloyd Gentry cautioned that recovery may hinge on a short healing window. Other contenders and Derby field talk filled Churchill Downs preparations as Stupendous and Rehabiliate arrived.
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Graustark
Lloyd Gentry
Abe’s Hope
Kenneland
Lexington
Churchill Downs
Abe
Downs
Churchill Down
Gentry
Graystark
Get There Safer In A Dependable Car
Classified ads offer dependable vehicle options for safer travel. Check daily for real bar gains and reliable transportation choices.
Phillips Keeps Durocher Happy
Cubs center fielder Adolfo Phillips shines in a 5-1 loss to Philadelphia as Leo Durocher praises his speed and hitting. Phillips, 22, homered after being hit by a pitch, doubled, and has nine hits in 21 at bats for a .429 average since joining the Cubs in a seven player deal.
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Chicago
Leo Durocher
Chicago Cub
Leo
Adolfo Phillips
Cubs
Jim Bunning
Philadelphia Phillies
Phillips
Philadelphia
Larry Jackson
Bob Buhl
Phillies
Durocher
Dick Groat
Wrigley Field
Standings and results from American and National Leagues
The American League table shows Baltimore Cleveland Chicago Detroit and others with records and percentages. Friday results include Chicago win over Cleveland and Baltimore over Detroit. Minnesota beat Washington postponed due to rain. Today’s schedule features Baltimore at Detroit and Chicago at Cleveland.
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Baltimore
Cleveland
Chicago
Detroit
California
Minnesota
Boston
Washington
Kansas City
New York
Pittburgh
Los Angeles
Atlanta
San Fran
Philadelphia
Houston
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Orioles top Tigers 8 1 as Robinson drives in three
Frank Robinson of Baltimore homered and tripled driving in three runs to power an 8-1 victory over Detroit. Ray Sadecki earned a five hit shutout as St. Louis beat San Francisco 5-1.
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Frank Robinson
Orioles
Baltimore
Detroit
Ray Sadecki
Cardinals
St. Louis
San Francisco
Midweight Title Fight Set After Medical Examinations
Milwaukee arena crowd awaits a ten round bout as Art Hernandez and Rudolph Bent pass physicals and are cleared to box Monday night at the Auditorium.
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Milwaukee
Art Hernandez
Rudolph Bent
Golf League Opens Play With Original Pairings
The Windy Acres Businessmen's Golf League begins play Wednesday April 27. The opening round was postponed due to inclement weather.
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Windy Acres Businessmen’s Golf League
Dragway Opens 1966 Season With Four-Car Match
Rockford Dragway in Byron Illinois launches the 1966 season with a four car side by side gas coupe and sedan race. The four pilots Shake Rattle and Run driven by Erick Schmidt Jail Bait Whisky A Go Go Go and Still Do aim to be Illinois fastest in fuel injected Chevrolets. The track is Midwest’s only venue wide enough for four cars abreast and the race should be tight. The facility sits 15 miles southwest of Rockford on Highway 2 at Byron.
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Rockford
Rockford Dragway
Byron
Ill
Illinois
Erick Schmidt
Chicago
Joe Amato
Nick Gaglione
Elmhurst
Larry Riccio
Midwest
Highway 2
Seaman Recruit Nathan W Phillips Completes Navy Boot Camp
The Service Record notes that Seaman Recruit Nathan W. Phillips aged 20 and son of Mr and Mrs Wade L Phillips of Route 1 Judo Wisconsin has completed seven weeks of Navy basic training at the Naval Training Center Great Lakes Illinois.
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Nathan W. Phillipps
Usn
Wade L. Phillips
Route 1
Judo
Wis
Navy
Naval Training Center
Great Lakes
Earthquake Strikes Tashkent, Thousands Displaced
Moscow reports about 4 000 families lost their homes in the Tashkent earthquake on Tuesday. Tass said today.
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Moscow
Tashkent
Tass
Brodhead Tops Local Golf Teams
Brodhead defeated Monroe’s varsity lineups in a meet with a 177-188 win for the Brodhead first team and 201-220 for the second. Medalist Dennis Frehner shot 41, with Wynn Grendahl leading Monroe at 44.
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Monroe
Brodhead
Dennis Frehner
Wynn Grendahl
Dennis Thorp
Kevin Smith
Don Condon
Bill Knight
Gary Richwine
Bruce Cowan
Bob Holling
Bill Fritz
Larry Harms
Steve Kundert
Scott Condon
Jim Kjelland
Brad Garthwaite
Steve Ripp
Badgers Only Place In One Track Event at Drake Relays
The University of Wisconsin track team had limited success at the Drake Relays in Des Moines Iowa. The Badgers finished fifth in the University two mile relay with a time of 7 33.3 while Oklahoma State won the event in 7 22.3.
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Des Moines
Iowa
University of Wisconsin
Badgers
University
Oklahoma State
Badgers Drop 4-2 To Michigan State In Big Ten Tilt
Wisconsin fell 4-2 to Michigan State in a Friday baseball game dropping the Badgers to 1-3 in Big Ten standings as they sit in seventh place.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Michigan State
Badgers
Down to Earth and the Spring Work in Adams York Cadiz Fields
A village chronicle of spring farming and local events across the county. Readers note plowing and strip laying for Lyle Drake Sam Kaderly Mervin Thoman C.K. Classen Harold Hoesly Marvin Tengowski and others with diversions, waterways, and county projects. Social rounds include Rotary travelogue, 4H Club, FFA banquet, and a smorgasbord at the Juda area with local figures mentioned.
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Lyle Drake
Walt Asmus
Lyle
Sam Kaderly
Juda
Mervin Thoman
Adams Township
C.K. Classen
Jordan
Lester Moen
York
Harold Hoesly
Marvin Tengowski
Paul Rufenacht
Cadiz
Vic Stauffacher
Dick Schallberg
Ted Gaukapp
Clarno
Roger Stauffacher
Monroe
Melvin Blum
Roy Kubly
Walt Schuetz
Bill Endrulat
Browntown
Vic Shiller
Ken Ubert
Sylvester
Ken Klassy
Sam
Larry Klassy
Jimmy Moe
Ron Edler
Reese Construction Co
County
Charlie Mathias
John Dieckman
Herman Durtschi
Mr. Pleasant
Ernie Riese
Brodhead
Gene Taylor
FFA
Gene
Springfield Armory to Close and Transfer Duties
Washington reports the Defense Department will close its Springfield Massachusetts armory and move some functions to Rock Island Arsenal Illinois. Sen. John Stennis and defense officials released a letter from Deputy Secretary Cyrus Vance stating there is no basis to alter the closure plan amid rising Vietnam era supply demands.
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Washington
Defense Department
Springfield
Mass
Rock Island, Ill
John Stennis
D-Miss
Watchdog
Defense Panel
Viet Nam
Stennis
Cyrus R. Vance
Defense
Springfield Armory
Rock Island Arsenal
Chicago Man Gets Second Chance in Draft
Robert A. Hill, 21, who previously evaded the draft, asked to serve in noncombat duties after his mother advised against induction. Judge Hubert L. Will noted the deadline and ordered the draft board to be informed of Hill’s decision, with the hearing continued.
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Chicago
Robert A. Hill
Hill
Hubert L. Will
U.S. District Court
Will
City Hall Monroe Wisconsin Office of City Engineer
The snippet references the Office of City Engineer at City Hall in Monroe Wisconsin outlining municipal engineering or public works administration. The text provides basic attribution without further operational details or project specifics.
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Office of City Engineer
Monroe
Wisconsin
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Elmer) Casey
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