Joe's Club Posts 5-0 Upset Victory At Twining Park
Slow pitch action at Twining Park featured three close games and an upset as Joe's Private Club defeated Helland Heins 5-2. Jerry Jordan hit two homers for Helland Heins while Joe's Pete Peterson led with two singles as Ken Rutsch earned the win.
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Baseball Standings and Results Roundup
American League standings show New York leading with 66 wins and 37 losses, Chicago 59 46, Baltimore 60 49, Minnesota 57 49, Boston 53 51, Cleveland 53 55, Los Angeles 53 58, Kansas City 48 57, Detroit 43 59, Washington 37 68. Key results include New York 3 Kansas City 2 and Minnesota 9 Boston 5. National League lists Los Angeles 64 42, San Francisco 60 47, St. Louis 59 47, Chicago 56 48, Cincinnati 57 51, Philadelphia 56 51, Milwaukee 54 53, Pittsburgh 52 53, Houston 41 67, New York 33 72. Sunday scores include Philadelphia 7 San Francisco 3 in 14 innings and Chicago 3 Milwaukee 2. Several games are scheduled for Friday and today across both leagues with multiple twi night games.
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Indians tie MLB record with consecutive homers in doubleheader
Indians hitters Batting-Weddie Held Pete Ramos Tito Francona Larry Brown hit consecutive homers in the sixth inning of the second game to set an American League record and tie a major league mark while the Indians swept both ends of a doubleheader against the Los Angeles Angels 1-0 and 9-5. Pitcher Jack Baldschun of the Phillies worked six innings in relief, earning a 7-3 victory in a 14 inning win over San Francisco that snapped the Giants nine game streak.
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Fox call hobby yields Monroe fox harvests and fame
Monroe residents embrace fox calling after Clinton L. Blackbourn bags nine foxes in a weekend with calls inspired by David S. Shaffer of Los Alamos. The hobby grows as calls sell and locals chase reds and grays, with bounties totaling about 40 dollars.
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Best State Fishing Report Highlights Early to Late Hours
Wisconsin Conservation Department’s weekly fishing summary shows dawn and dusk as prime times for panfish, catfish, and bass across twenty five counties. Highlights include a 3 pound white bass from the Mississippi in Grant County, perch along Door County and Milwaukee fronts, and notable muskies in Douglas and Sawyer Counties.
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Dearth Leads Monroe to 5-3 Legion Victory
Charlie Dearth pitched a five-hitter with 12 strikeouts and hit a two-run homer in the first inning. He added a two-run double as Monroe defeated Edgerton 5-3 at Recreation Park. Larry Blaser added three hits including a triple. Lutz took the loss. Monroe to face Edgerton again Monday at 4 p.m.
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Mary Beth Neinhaus Wins Wisconsin Women's Public Links
Appleton golfer Mary Beth Neinhaus captured the second annual Wisconsin Women's Public Links title with a 231 total over 54 holes, finishing two strokes ahead of Oshkosh’s Jeanette Brusius. Brusius shot 79 in the final round as Neinhaus posted 76 to seal the victory at Oshkosh Municipal.
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Milwaukee
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Sox steam to 5-2 win as Landis sparkles
Chicago White Sox toppled Washington 5-2 behind a four run fifth led by Jim Landis two run triple. Landis and Camilo Carreon gained three hits apiece while Ray Herbert earned his 10th win with Hoyt Wilhelm closing in the ninth.
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Cassius Clay Plans First Album I Am The Greatest
Cassius Clay signs a recording contract to release an album titled I Am The Greatest and will record next week. He entertains reporters at a cocktail party and taunts Sonny Liston, predicting a Sept 30 bout at Philadelphia Stadium despite lacking training camp experience.
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Foytack hits dubious mark with four straight homers
Los Angeles Angels pitcher Paul Foytack became the first in major league history to allow four consecutive homers in a single inning. Cleveland Indians hitters Woodie Held Pedro Ramos Tito Francona and Larry Brown connected sequentially in the sixth inning as Cleveland swept the doubleheader 1-0 and 9-5. The Indians totaled seven homers in the two games, with Fred Whitfield starting the opener and Ramos also homering twice in the nightcap.
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Friend of the Wanton Sells Rents and Hires
A provocative line notes a friend who engages in selling renting and hiring activities. The terse remark suggests a social critique or satirical character study in a compact note. The text foregrounds behavior around commerce and personal agency with implied public interest.
Liston Ranks Among Toughest Ring Kings
New York— Sonny Liston towers as a modern heavyweight force, 6'1" and about 215 pounds, with 25 knockouts in 36 bouts. Compare him to legends like Sullivan, Johnson, Dempsey, Louis, and Marciano, with Dempsey noting Liston could beat many past greats.
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Canada teen sets youngest female English Channel record
Claudia McPherson of St James Manitoba swam from Cape Gris Nez France to Sandgate England in 17 hours 7 minutes becoming the youngest girl to cross the Channel at 17 years 4 months. Her parents supported her and she plans to return to Silver Heights College to study nursing after completing the feat. This was her second attempt after quitting the first in nine hours last August. she lost 20 pounds this time.
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Silver Heights College
Packers and Redskins to meet in charity exhibition
The Green Bay Packers and Washington Redskins will play a charity exhibition in Cedar Rapids Iowa on September 7 as the last preseason game before the NFL regular season. The West Side Civic Club arranged the event after moving it from Columbus Georgia to avoid segregated seating.
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Jobless Claims Drop in Wisconsin Week
Madison reports 19 638 people filed unemployment claims last week. The figure is 305 fewer than the prior week and 6 226 below the comparable period a year ago.
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Packers Switch Focus as Nitschke Skips All Star Game
Green Bay star Ray Nitschke is not expected to play in Friday's game against the College All Stars due to a back injury. Fullback Jim Taylor tested his knee after last week's intra squad injury and did drills at City Stadium. The Packers, led by coach Vince Lombardi, planned a workout in Soldier Field before the game as they flew to Chicago.
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Cort New President For Bethlehem Steel
Cort S. Cort, 52, named president of Bethlehem Steel Corp, America's No. 2 steel producer. He succeeds Edmund F. Martin, who steps to vice chairman under Arthur B. Homer, Bethlehem’s chairman and chief executive. Dial 325 5101 for an Adtaker today.
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Wisconsin cattle on feed for market rise sharply in July
Wisconsin farms reported 102 000 cattle and calves on feed for market on July 1, up from 88 000 a year earlier. Second quarter placements fell 16 percent from the prior quarter, mirroring seasonal trends seen in 28 states where July 1 feed lot cattle reached about 6 830 000 head, 11 percent higher year over year.
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Augsburg City Embraces Historic Fuggerei in Bavarian Alps
Augsburg in the Bavarian Alps hosts the Fuggerei, a 2,000 year old urban area claimed to be the world's oldest communal settlement, highlighting its historical significance and ongoing cultural presence.
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