Monroe Legion Triumphs Over Ft. Atkinson in Dual Wins
Monroe's Legion baseball swept Ft. Atkinson at Recreation Park. In game one Gary Rufenacht beat Burt Bienfang 9 innings, with key doubles by Swiggum and Dearth and a late Monroe rally after Ft. Atkinson tied it in the sixth. In game two Chuck Dearth pitched a one hitter, Dearth drove in the winning run with a fifth inning triple and Roger Gille added a run with a single.
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Monroe
Fort
Dick Swiggum
Chuck Dearth
Roger Gille
Bob Knipschild
Swigg
Kreklow
Jim Dearth
Bill Klemm
Zuelke
Dearth
Ft. Atkinson
Schlicht Captures Fourth Stevens Point Invitational
Ralph Butch Schlicht won the Stevens Point Invitational by one stroke finishing 137 after 36 holes. Gib Kizer and Randy Quick tied for second at 138 with Quick losing a sudden-death playoff to Kizer for the pro prize. Amateur Dave Graska finished fourth at 139.
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Stevens Point
Madison
Ralph
Butch) Schlicht
Schlicht
Stevens Point Country Club
Gib Kizer
Waupaca
Randy Quick
Pewaukee
Kizer
Quick
Dave Graska
Oshkosh
Monday Scoreboard Highlights and Results
Pittsburgh defeated San Francisco 3 to 2 while Los Angeles postponed at Philadelphia due to rain. Other games listed include Milwaukee at Cincinnati and New York at Francisco with several N designation matchups and standings showing New York, Baltimore, Chicago, and Los Angeles leading respective divisions.
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Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Francisco
New York
Nheen
St. Louis
Houston
Chicago
Baltimore
Boston
Minnesota
Detroit
Cleveland
Kansas City
Washington
Little Loop All-Star Games Set With Rockford Opponents
Monroe Midget and Pony League All-Stars meet two Rockford teams Saturday at Recreation Park. Midget game at 6 15 precedes Pony game at 7 30. Pony lineup chosen by league vote includes Dearth Kohl Kuebli Norder Walsh Schuetze Sorenson Martin Peterson Spring Ruch Wilde Bosany Tschanz Mayer Harms Neuberger Grendahl Wuetrich. Pony game scheduled seven innings. Midget five. Season ends Friday Aug 14 with tournaments.
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Monroe
Rockford
Recreation Park
Pony League
Fred Dearth
Curt Kohl
Galen Kuebli
Bill Norder
Dave Walsh
John Schuetze
Dave Sorenson
Scott Martin
Steve Peterson
Bill Spring
Gary Ruch
Daryl Wilde
Jim Bossany
Dick Tschanz
Dan Mayer
Larry Harms
Steve Neuberger
Stu Grendahl
Jerry Wuetrich
Yankees and Phillies Survive Openers in Midget League
The Yankees beat the Indians 16 12 at Twin ing park while the Phillies won by forfeit over the Cardinals. Chris Kautzky drove in the winning runs for New York as Bob Gordee pitched the victory. Jim Connors took the loss. The pair advance to face off tomorrow at 1 p.m. for a berth in the title game.
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Yankees
Phillies
Twining Park
Indians
Phils
Cardinals
Chris Kautzky
Bob Gordee
Jim Connors
14 Year Old Sparks Women's Golf Event
Marsha Houghton a 14 year old from Modesto Calif won medal honors in the qualifying round of the Women s Western Golf Association junior championships at Del Rio Country Club near Modesto Scores 40 37 77 edged defending champion Janis Ferraris of San Francisco and four others for medal honors The cutoff for 32 qualifiers was 89 Match play begins today and runs through Friday with Houghton facing Sue Basola of Muskogee Okla who qualified with 84.
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Waukegan
Ill
Marsha Houghton
Modesto
Calif
Miss Houghton
del Rio Country Club
Janis Ferraris
San Francisco
Carol Jean Sorenson
Racine
Wis
Sue Basola
Muskogee
Okla
Redskins seek waivers on two free agents
The Washington Redskins asked waivers Monday on two free agents, halfback Ken Hines from Colorado State and flanker Overton Williams from Texas Southern, with potential release pending league action.
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Redskins
Carlisle
Washington Redskins
Ken Hines
Colorado State
Overton Williams
Texas Southern
Modern railroad passenger coach price estimate
A new passenger coach for rail service is valued at about 200000 dollars, reflecting current manufacturing costs and market rates for rail transportation equipment.
Milwaukee Driver Finishes 11th in International Trophy Race
Milwaukeean Augie Pabst drove a Lola Chevrolet for United States entries in the International Trophy Race at Brands Hatch England. He finished 11th in the 132 mile event won by Bruce McLaren of New Zealand in a Cooper Oldsmobile.
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Brands Hatch
England
Augie Pabst
United States
Bruce McLaren
New Zealand
Two Inducted Into NAIA Hall
Cal Hubbard and Jimmy Gleeson were inducted into NAIA halls of fame in Kansas City. Hubbard, Milan Missouri, Geneva College and NFL ties, enters Football Hall of Fame. Gleeson, Rockhurst College alumnus, enters Baseball Hall of Fame. Volney Ashford will present the awards at Municipal Stadium.
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Kansas City
Cal Hubbard
Jimmy Gleeson
New York Yankees
National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics Hall of Fame
Hubbard
Milan
Geneva
Green Bay Packers
New York Giants
Gleeson
New Glarus Notes From Mrs Millard Tschudy
Mrs Millard Tschudy of New Glarus reports visits and travels of relatives. Richard Gebauer and family from Old Bridge New York visited sister Mrs Don Ott. Elmer Kubly and son Dale returned to Corwith Iowa after staying with Walter Streiff. A picnic hosted by Adsoph Strahm included Jacob Strahm Robert Lawton and families. Several families from Beaver Dam Clinton and New Glarus appear in guest lists and travel notices.
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Richard Gebauer
Old Bridge
N.Y
Don Ott
Elmer Kubly
Dale
Corwith
Walter Streiff
Adsoph Strahm
Messrs
Mmes
Jacob Strahm
Robert Lawton
Madison
Roger Strahm
Beaver Dam
Jake Powell
Clinton
Frank Schiesser
Linda
New Gla
Will Williams
Fred Thacker
Hatfield
Werner Kuenzi
Lake Superior
Jacob Tschudy
Ronald Tschudy
Anna Tschudy
Jacob C. Hefty
Albert Tschudy
Milwaukee
Henry Tschudy
Joplin
New Glarus
Beloit
Rockford
Jane i Ingwell
Judy Marty
Virginia Hillestad
Mary Embertson
Cedar Lake
Lost Act Spotlight Shines On Missing Performance
A brief notice notes a missing stage act prompting search by local arts groups and patrons. Officials urge tips to locate the vanished piece and reunite it with its intended venue.
Milwaukee Falk Wins State Title in Non-Pro Baseball
Milwaukee Falk captured its seventh state non-pro championship by defeating Little Chute 3-1 in the Wisconsin State Tournament final. Clair Hickman pitched the win with late-inning help from Bill Lutz, as Falk earned a berth in the national non-pro tourney in Wichita, Kansas. Roger Vander Wyst drove Little Chute’s run. Falk used a two-run inning with key hits by John Schimenz and John Krupski to seal the title.
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Milwaukee
Falk
Little Chute
Wisconsin
Wichita
Kaw
Racine Redbirds
Pepin Lakers
Clair Hickman
Milwaukee Braves
Falks
Bill Lu
Krupski
Jim Haines
Sorenson Advances in Broadmoor Invitational Golf
Carol Sorenson of Janesville Wisconsin qualified Monday for a place in the Broadmoor Invitational Women's Golf Tournament at the Broadmoor course in Colorado Springs. She shot an 80 on the 6084 yard layout, nine strokes behind medalist Barbara Fay White of Shreveport Louisiana who carded 71. Match play set to begin today.
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Colorado Spreng
Colo
Carol Sorenson
Janesville
Wis
Broadmoor
Miss Sorenson
Barbara Fay White
Shreveport
Pirates edge Giants 3-2 on Bailey ninth inning single
Yesterday's Stars Batting Bailey of Pittsburgh tripled home one run and scored the tying run in the eighth then drove in the winning run with a ninth inning single as the Pirates beat San Francisco 3-2. Pappas of Baltimore held the Angels to eight hits in a 7-0 Orioles shutout.
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Bob Bailey
Pittsburgh
Pirates
San Francisco
Milt Pappas
Baltimore
Orioles
Los Angeles Angels
Meschery Signs 1964 65 NBA Contract With Warriors
Tom Meschery the starting forward on the San Francisco Warriors who won the Western Division title last season signed his 1964 65 contract with the team on Monday.
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San Francisco
Tom Meschery
San Francisco Warrior
National Basketball Association
The
Warriors
Slowpitch Picks Result In One-Run Night At Park
Two one run decisions at Twining Park end 43 43. Wisconsin Power and Light edge EUR No. 1 43 in extras with key doubles by Martin and Saunders. Moose shuts out Baumgart ners 16 0 while Firemen top Milwaukee Cheese 43 led by Mueller Koehn and Levy hits.
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Twining Park
Wisconsin Power and Light
EUR No. 1
Moose
Baumgartners
Firemen
Milwaukee Cheese
Bud Wilde
Dave Ambler
Lowell Stuessy
del Barrett
Jerry Gelbach
Cecil Jones
Marty Marohl
del Indergand
al Schwartz
Fritz Graber
Werner Zimmerman
al Goepfert
Dick Bruny
Hank Tschantz
Bob Sedgwick
Sedgwick
Paul Mueller
George Engels
Clair Levi
Phil Johnson
Cal Koehn
Johnson
Fritz Frehner
Arnie Koehn
Roseleip Participates David Allen Takes Top Sheep Honors
David Allen Monroe FFA swept all three grand champion honors in the Junior Fair sheep judging. He won grand champion ewe grand champion ram and grand champion flock with Southdown sheep. Awards were presented by Sen. Gordon W. Roseleip.
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David Allen
Monroe
Stephen Scott
James Allen
Shropshire
Monticello Socials and Weekend Visits
Mrs O D Curtis hosts family from Eau Claire and Savanna with Cindy and Debbie remaining for a week with Sylvia Curtis Doris Wagner and Barbara Butler travel to Savanna for trains to Arvada Colo Betty Jane Woelffer visits St Charles Ill Julie Jan and Todd Woelffer stay in Janesville Nancy Holcomb Madison spends weekend with her parents Clarence Hoesly New Glarus visits Robert Holcomb Sr Dial 325 5101 for an Aataker today.
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Melvin Lynn Jr
Cindy
Debbie
Stephanie
Eau Claire
Mr. Lynn
Sylvia Curtis
Doris Wagner
Barbara Butler
Savanna
Ill
Curtis
Arvada
Colo
T. D. Butler
Betty Jane Woelffer
St. Charles
R. W. Woelffer
Julie
Jan Woelffer
Todd Woelffer
Janesville
Woelffer
Nancy Holcomb
Madison
Robert Holcomb Jr
Clarence Hoesly
New Glarus
Robert Holcomb Sr
Federal pay boost for executives judges and workers agreed
Senate and House conferees reached agreement on a pay increase for federal executives and judges, members of Congress and 1.7 million Civil Service and postal workers. The $556 million annual cost would raise Civil Service workers about 4.3 percent and postal workers 5.6 percent. Congress members would gain 7500 to reach 30000 a year.
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Washington
Senate House
Congress
Johnson
House
Tigers call up Navarro after Sherry injury
Larry Sherry is out with a broken bone in his right foot and the Detroit Tigers promote Julio Navarro from Syracuse to join the relief corps.
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Detroit
Larry Sherry
Detroit Tigers
Julio Navarro
Syracuse
Sherry
Help Wanted Classified Ads Boost Job Seeker Reach
Local employers urge readers to place Help Wanted notices to attract qualified workers. Classified sections emphasize flexible hours, steady pay, and direct interviewer contacts to speed hires and fill shortages across industries.
Brodhead okays heating system for pool at extra cost
Brodhead city council approved paying 350 dollars toward a heater installation bringing total to 1,550 dollars after Jaycees donated 1,200. Dissent came from John Wisch. Other items covered include a dairy barn permit, brickwork, a copying machine, Thayer property resolution, taxes, and school construction permits.
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Brodhead
Robert Partridge
Brodhead Heating
Brodhead Jaycees
John Wisch
First Ward
Francis Gombar
Calvin Wickline
Willis Walter
Brodhead High School
City Hall
Vance Wall
Alvin Accola
John Callahan
Thayer
Wordsworth reportedly walked 180000 miles by age sixty five
The article notes William Wordsworth had walked about 180000 miles by the time he reached age 65. It emphasizes his extensive journeys and the remarkable physical scope of his wandering.
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William Wordsworth
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