Severson Leads 18-12 Slugfest At Twining Park
Severson Construction hits 18 as they overpower Chalet Cheese 18-2 and power and light edge Dor mans 8-6. South Wayne blasts Grace Lutheran 13-4 as Bainbridge homers and Pickett triples in a day of slow pitch action.
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Bracketed Baseball Scores and Thursday Results Snapshot
Baseball standings show New York leading the American League with 66 wins and 37 losses. Chicago 59 46 and Baltimore 60 49 follow. National League leaders Los Angeles 64 42 and San Francisco 60 47 top the group with St. Louis 60 47 close behind. Thursday results include Boston at Baltimore rain and several night games.
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Argyle Rod and Gun Club Announces Pheasant Release
Argyle Rod and Gun Club to release 600 roaster pheasants next Tuesday morning after banding. Birds will be released only on designated land with no releases on posted land. Pro rata distribution to Lafayette County sportsmen's clubs planned.
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Lafayette County
Cubs Rap Brav es Lemaster Pays $50 For Telephone Call
Milwaukee Braves pitcher Dennis Lemaster received a $50 fine after a telephone call from the clubhouse following a 10-2 loss to the Chicago Cubs. Braves manager Bobby Bragan said further such calls would cost $100, and Lemaster apologized amid a closed-door meeting.
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Dick Dozer
Chicago Tribune
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Liston May Approve Philadelphia Plan For Heavyweight Title Bout
Philadelphia reports the Pennsylvania Athletic Commission may allow the heavyweight title bout to be staged in the city next fall if Liston steps out of promoting. The commission denied a promoter license to Intercontinental Promotions Inc. but signaled willingness to license the Nilon brothers as a co partner or new corporation. Alfred M. Klein of the panel said he expects the fight to be held in Philadelphia. Liston travels from Missouri for a prison exhibition and could not comment.
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Horses Ready For Big Stakes
Kelso and Candy Spots headline three major stakes on Saturday with Raise A Native in the Sapling at Monmouth. Kelso seeks a fourth Horse Of The Year title in the Whitney at Saratoga, Candy Spots faces tough three year olds in the Arlington Classic, and Raise A Native chases a fifth straight win in the Sapling at Monmouth.
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Chicago
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Ahoy
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Trane Sales Net Down in La Crosse Report
The Trane Co. reported a slight drop in sales and profits for the first half of 1963 in La Crosse, with sales at 57.35 million and profits at 3.6 million versus 59.68 million and 4.15 million the prior year.
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Packers Stars Set for Tangle at Soldier Field
CHICAGO The Green Bay Packers the last two NFL champions clash tonight with the All-Stars in the 3rd annual midsummer classic at Soldier Field. The Packers favored to repeat despite injuries suspensions including Ray Nitschke and Paul Hornung.
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Americans Rout West Germans in 141-82 Meet
The American track and field team dominated a two day dual against a young West German squad in Hanover, winning 141 to 82. They captured 18 of 21 events, including two event sweeps, and both relays. The tour continues to London for a British showdown.
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Wisconsin P S C reports 1963 six month earnings rise
Wisconsin Public Service Corp posted gross operating revenues of 32 million for the first six months of 1963, up from 30 million a year earlier. Net income reached 4.13 million versus 3.72 million in the same period of 1962.
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Ribbon Winners Listed At The 109th Green County Junior Fair
The Green County Fair highlights in dairy cattle show include many junior class winners with top placers in purebred Holsteins and Guernsey Jersey Ayrshire events. Judges note exhibitors’ technique while new pole barns provide shaded space for FFA officials and exhibitors to keep prize animals in top condition.
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Green County Fair
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FFA
239 Boys and Cars Set for Soap Box Derby
Akron youths take part in the 26th All American Soap Box Derby with a downtown parade by about 3000 children preceding Saturday’s race. The event awards $30,000 in college scholarships including a $7,500 top prize for the 1963 champion.
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Chain Belt to Acquire Milwaukee Firm Milwaukee-Webster Electric
Chain Belt Co. of Milwaukee will acquire Racine based Milwaukee Web ster Electric Co. in a joint announcement. Terms were disclosed with informed sources saying up to 90000 shares of Chain Belt may be required.
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Chain Belt Co
Chain Belt
Reynolds Signs Assessing Rules
Gov Reynolds signs a law to improve assessment practices defining real property for township rolls and classifying land into cutover swamp and productive or non productive forest land. The measure also allows Milwaukee to reduce precinct voter lists, restricts aquatic weed removal on Big Lake Butte des Morts and Fox River, and authorizes bonds for municipal parking lots with other cities gaining borrowing rights.
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Illinois Couple Buys Land Near New Glarus
Mr and Mrs James E Anderson of River Forest Illinois purchased 43 acres on Peerless Road four miles north of New Glarus in Primrose Township from Clifford Hoesly. The land was part of the Gilbert J Rhyner farm. The Andersons are editors of bi weekly newspapers west of Chicago and are natives of northern Wisconsin.
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Cubs rally past Brewers in 10-2 rout
Yesterday's Stars Batting Ellis Burton of the Cubs became the fifth NL player to homer from both sides in a game as Chicago beat Milwaukee 10-2. Pitcher Larry Jackson earned his 12th win, scattering seven hits in a 10-2 triumph over the Braves.
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