Cubs Rally to Edge Giants in 12 11 Victory
Cubs erase an 11-5 deficit in Chicago to beat San Francisco 12-11 in 10 innings. Jim Senauer drove in the winning run with two out in the 10th as Leo Burke and Ellis Burton homer'd in the eighth to force the tie. Bob Buhl starts for the Cubs against Jack Sanford.
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Chicago
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis
San Francisco
Cardinals
Cubs
Giants
Jim Senauer
Schaffer
Leo Burke
Ellis Burton
Bob Buhl
Jack Sanford
Sanford
Muuocmeu
Billy Williams
Chicago White Sox
New York Yankees
Los Angeles
Yankees
Baltimore
Juan Pizarro
Tom McCraw
White Sox
Sox
Angels
Gary Peters
Ken McBride
Basketball Action Resumes Monday and Thursday Schedule
High school and college basketball return Monday with three games at 5 5 respectively and again Thursday with three more. A double elimination tournament begins August 12 and ends August 13, closing the summer league while Little League action continues Friday at 3 p.m. and runs through August 16.
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Royals
Lakers
Pistons
Hawks
Celtics
Knicks
Pony Baseball Round Continues At Recreation Park
Pony League enters second round at Recreation Park with games Monday through Thursday. The round ends Monday August 12 followed by a five team tournament. This week schedule features White Sox vs Cubs Monday Cardinals vs Cubs Tuesday Braves vs Dodgers Wednesday and a rain date Thursday. All games start at 1 30.
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Pony League Baseball
Recreation Park
White Sox
Cubs
Cardinals
Braves
Dodgers
Hendley Hurls Shutout After Spahn Injury Slows Braves
Milwaukee Braves starter Warren Spahn left Friday night’s opener with elbow stiffness after warming up for five minutes. Bob Hendley relieved him and pitched a complete game 3 1 or 11 innings as the Mets were shut out. Spahn, 42, said the unclear injury felt similar to 1962 and questioned whether he can throw. He had begun the season 12 4 and aimed for his 13th 20 win season before elbow trouble resurfaced after the all star break.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee Braves
Warren Stahn
Spahn
New York Mets
Bobby Bragan
Bob Hendley
Etsireer
Houston
Jayoff
Cincinnati Reds
Tie Noted in Classic White Haven Leads In Slowpitch League
White Haven 11 0 pace may still win Minor League slowpitch as Open and Classic Leagues hinge on final games. Open League leaders Heeren Coplien 10 1. Hubers 9 1. Martins 8 2. Classic League top Wisconsin Liquid Feed 7 4. Lanz Hardware 7 4. Power and Light 7 4. others 0–6. Batting and pitching leaders listed, Willy Winzenried tops Minor League with .536. Commissioner John Prien notes standings and stats.
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White Haven
Hubers
Heeren
Coplien
Martins
Eagles
Swiss Colony
Sportsmen Bar
Helland and Heins
Joe's Private Club
Wisconsin Liquid Feed
Lanz Hardware
Power and Light
South Wayne
Severson Construction
Grace Lutheran
Chalet Cheese
Crandall Oil Co
EUB Church
Firemen
Baumgartners
Milwaukee Cheese
Moose
Eagies
Grandahl
Jerry Coplien
Bill Moon
Roger Isely
Duane Vorseth
Dave Kuebli
Bar
del Soddy
Jerry Jordan
Helland
Heins
Jerry Dwyer
Homer Marshall
Vorseth
Isely
Bill Teuscher
Dick Witt
Liquid Feed
Russ Johnson
Dormans
Dave Rundle
Gayle Burington
Bob Bredeson
Lanz
Bill Schmid
Homerun
Don Witt
Bredeson
Willy Winzenried
Fred Grendahl
Grendahl
Cal Erickson
John Prien
Baseball Standings and Results Amid Tight AL Race
AL leaders New York at 66 38 pace the basin as Baltimore and Minnesota post wins. Chicago and Boston trail while Cleveland and Detroit chase. NL shows Los Angeles atop, with St. Louis and San Francisco close behind in a crowded table.
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New York
Chicago
Baltimore
Minnesota
Boston
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Detroit
Washington
Cooperstown
N.Y
Milwaukee
St. Louis
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Houston
Chicago -Philadelphia
Oshkosh and Green Bay Meet in Junior Baseball Final
Oshkosh faces Green Bay tonight for its sixth state junior title in the American Legion tournament. Afternoon pairings include Eau Claire versus Kenosha and Marshfield versus Beloit as six regional champions from 92 Wisconsin teams advance.
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Appleton
Oshkosh
American Legion
Green Bay
Eau Claire
Kenosha
Marshfield
Beloit
Wisconsin
Red pitcher Maloney fires 11 K game for 3-0 win
Yesterday's Stars show Math: Jim Maloney of the Reds earns win number 17, tying a major league high, with a four-hitter and 11 strikeouts in a 3-0 shutout of Pittsburgh. Jim Hall of the Twins drives in five with a three run homer, a run-scoring single, and a sacrifice fly in a 10-3 victory over Kansas City.
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Jim Maloney
Reds
Pittsburgh
Jim Hall
Twins
Walloping
Kansas City
Sable and Haywara Set for Madison Square Garden Clash
Welterweight contender Jose Stable seeks a title shot as he meets Stanley Hayward in a 10 round televised bout at Madison Square Garden. Stable sits high in the rankings while Hayward, 24, brings a 16-1-1 record and a recent eight fight win streak. The Cuban fighter, now based in New York, headlines ABC-TV at 9 p.m. EST.
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New York
Jose Stable
Emile Griffith
Stanley
Kitten) Hayward
Madison Square Garden
WBA
Ring Magazine
Garden
Hayward
Bruce Gibson
Stable
Abc-Tv
Midget League Schedule Listed
John Prien announces the remaining Midget League games with daily pairings from Monday through Thursday including Angels Orioles Twins White Sox Yanks Cardinals Giants and a title game slated for Wednesday August 14 with the Major Midget Title to follow.
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John Prien
Angels
Orioles
Twins
White Sox
Yanks
Giants
Cardinals
Cubs
Nine Detours Listed on State Roads in Wisconsin
The state reports nine detours on major highways to speed construction. Closed segments include State 162 Stoddard to Chaseburg, State 43 Kenosha County near State 75, State 70 Sawyer County Radisson to Ojibwa, State 75 Kenosha County Kansasville to Paddock Lake, State 103 east of Ladoga Fond du Lac County, State 24 Milwaukee, State Siowth-in Caoitte Chippens County, State 46 north of Balsam Lake Polk County, and State 67 north of Oconomowoc Waukesha County. Construction on 18 other routes continues while most remain open.
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Wisconsin
State
Stoddard
Chaseburg
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Radisson
Ojibwa
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Ladoga
Fond du Lac
City of Milwaukee
Siowth
Caoitte
Chippens County
Balsam Lake
Polk County
Oconomowoc
Waukesha County
County Fair Tops Heat With Rain Soaked Week
From the Soil Conservation Service report the County Fair is praised as a complete success despite the dry spell, noting rain aided exhibits and crowd turnout. Doug Hare and Ted Burgy are mentioned in playful banter as the event wraps with children enjoying Kid's Day amid long lines and fond farewells.
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Doug Hare
Ted Burgy
Court of Appeals Frees Appleton Man in Obscene Mail Case
The U.S. Court of Appeals reversed a 1962 Milwaukee conviction of Roy W. Johne, 46, then civilian inspector for the Army at Appleton, on four counts of sending obscene letters and pictures through the mail. The appellate court found the evidence insufficient to sustain the finding of guilt.
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Chicago
United States Court of Appeals
U.S. District Court
Appleton
Roy W. Johne
Army
Robert E. Tehan
Milwaukee
Court of Appeals
Pond Nearing Completion Poised for Recreation and Wildlife
Dave Woods reports Dick Shallberg’s pond is finished and looks like a dandy. It will hold about 40 percent acres of water when full and offers flood control plus strong potential for recreation and wildlife.
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Dave Woods
Dick Shallberg
New Glerys and local moves fill regional notices
Mrs. Millard Tschudy reports Joe Gmar returned from Chicago after visiting the Lawrence Iverson home and the Jerry Lay family in Elgin Illinois. Karl Emanuel and daughters Betsy and Debbie visited in Duluth Minnesota, Fay Zentner’s home noted. The Peters H Streiff dairy barn near the village will be finished this week. Paul Stuckey and family from Fort Wayne Indiana returned home after visiting Rev and Mrs Walter Stuckey and relatives. Chester Wasrud moved to Madison at 164 Corry Street. he works at Truax Field. Sgt Earl Colney and family left for Rockville Maryland after two weeks with Orville Comey and family. Linus Wierwill family plus Debbie, Sandra Bonkoski, and Gary Streiff visited Sheboygan and Lakeland College. Ernest Lufi among 133 candidates at Whitewater State College for a Bachelor of Education in elementary education. he will teach in Brooklyn Public Schools.
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Joe Gmar
Chicago
Lawrence Iverson
Jerry Lay
Elgin
Ill
Karl Emanuel
Betsy
Debbie
Duluth
Minn
Fay Zentner
Peter H. Streiff
Paul Stuckey
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Orville Comey
Linus Wierwill
Brian
Sandra Bonkoski
Gary Streiff
Sheboygan
Lakeland College
Sign-ups Open for 1964 ACP Program via ASCS
Don Siedschlag says the ASCS is now taking enrollments for the 1964 ACP plan. Early respondents request cost sharing for gully control structures and waterway development projects.
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Don Siedschlag
ASCS
Perfect cribbage hand shocks players after long odds
The note recalls a rare cribbage hand witnessed last Sunday and ponders the odds of such a deal. The writer jokes about the improbability, mentions wartime years of playing, and shares Mrs S s surprising involvement and tips on strategy.
Tile laying routes amid pipe line across Jordan Township field
Art Fish reports he is laying tile for Walt Schuetz and will move to Herman Ritschard's land in Jordan Township. The Mid-American Pipe Line cuts through Herman's field, and Art advises keeping the tile far enough away to avoid hitting the pipeline.
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Art Fish
Walt Schuetz
Herman Ritschard
Jordan Township
Herman
Art
Moon Tile Debate Drops Plan For Lunar Surface
A speaker argues against tile on the moon while plans push for a San Antonio gathering next Saturday. Gene Proess promises continued work on the project and a return the following week, prompting a tense reaction.
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San Antonio
Tex
Gene Proess
State Local Tax Revenue Surges to 42.7 Billion in 1962
The Census Bureau reports state and local taxes totaling 42.7 billion in 1962, up 9.5 percent from 1961. State taxes rose to 21.1 billion and local taxes to 21.5 billion, with property assessments composing about 46 percent and gains seen in sales gasoline and income taxes.
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Census Bureau
Orangeville Social News Guests at Dells and Lake Gather
Mrs. Glen E. Bolender hosts Orangeville visitors including Gertrude Zweifel Lena Folgate Kermit Barr and Harry Bowen with families for a Wisconsin Dells picnic. Elsewhere Elmer Priewe Arlin Stockton and Marie Kober join Orland Priewe for dinner. Frautschy and Scheider families visit Powers Lake and Red Oak. Emil Lenz Oscar Waite attend Winslow funeral for Frank Rabe.
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Gertrude Zweifel
Lena Folgate
Kermit Barr
Harry Bowen
Wisconsin Dells
Zweifel
Wisconsin Rapids
Elmer Priewe
Arlin
Stockton
Marie Kober
Ft. Dodge
Orland Priewe
Ray
Swiss and Cheddar Markets Steady in Wisconsin
Wisconsin assembling points saw Swiss and Cheddar prices mostly steady with a quarter cent drop on 40-pound blocks while demand ranged from slow to good. American cheese output fell four percent to an estimated 23.9 million pounds, still 3 percent above last year, and top grade Swiss supplies were adequate though lower grades remained tight.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Agricultural Marketing Service
Soil Term Extender Vetoed by Governor
Governor Reynolds vetoed a bill to extend terms of four members on the State Soil and Water Conservation Committee from three to four years. He objected to a provision ending two appointments on the same date and noted the plan would force the loss of half the farmers in 1968, urging staggered expiration instead.
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Madison
State Soil and Water Conservation Committee
Reynolds
Kennedy Praises Girls Nation Visit at White House
President Kennedy hosted about 100 Girls Nation members in the White House rose garden after their mock political sessions. He quipped that they were more beautiful than the governors, recalling a prior remark about Boys Nation and civil rights.
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Washington
Kennedy
Girls Nation
American Legion Auxiliary
White House Rose Garden
Boys Nation
Miami Beach
Fla
White House
Juda Guests Share Visits Across Wisconsin
Guests of Ernest Thomsen at South Wayne included Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Arnsmeier and Marion, with numerous relatives from Juda and nearby towns visiting family and friends in Davis, Janesville, Brodhead, Rock Grove, Yutan Nebraska, and Florida, plus a gathering where Mrs. William Arn hosted twelve women.
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Ernest Thommens
South Wayne
Ivan Arnsmeier
Marion
Charles Trower
Nathan Trotter
Donna Zimmerman
Walter Timm
Florida
Fred Ehlert
Max Wyss
Madison
Walter Raether
Yutan
Neb
Ivan Arnsmeiers
Robert Stuckey
Davis
Fred Kloepping
Rock Grove
Glen Earleywines
Brodhead
Gay Willtiams
Juda
Timm
Janesville
Arnsmeiers
Ernest Thommen
William Arn
Fossils Hint Malta Linked Europe and Africa
Fossils of hippopotamuses and pygmy elephants found in shad owy caves on Malta indicate the island was once connected by a land bridge between Europe and Africa, revealing ancient geographic links.
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Malta
Europe
Africa
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