Eagles edge Heeren and Coplien for major upset
In slowpitch at Twining Park Eagles No. 1 beat Heeren and Coplien 1 to 0 on a fourth inning run driven in by Larry Voegeli after back to back singles by Bob Voegeli and Paul Wuetrich. Tig Kohl pitched three hits allowed.
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Eagles
Heeren
Coplien
Twining Park
Swiggums
Joe
Eagles No
Bob Voegeli
Paul Wuetrich
Larry Voegeli
Tig Kohl
Jerry Dwyer
Grant Dale
al Preuti
Jerry Coplien
Chuck Lostetter
Office
Dave Kuebli
Mutch Loeffel
Pat Lunda
Eagles No. 1
Don Dunaway
Jim Mauermann
Joe’s
Mike Nicholson
Larry Voegels
del Soddy
Terry Wenger
Sports scoreboard and standings snapshot
The page lists NBA and NL standings with teams and records, results from Thursday and scheduled games, plus weathered notes. It records Philadelphia and San Francisco in NL race, and Wisconsin public aid totals of 7,166,725 dollars aiding two people in June, per the state welfare department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wisconsin
State Department of Public Welfare
Peggy Prien Paces Girls Softball Win at Twining Park
Peggy Prien sparked last nights league play at Twining Park with six at bats producing six hits including two triples and four singles. In other games Commercial Bank beat Monroe Business Women 26-6 and Park and Recreation edged Monroe Clinic 26-24 as several players stacked multi hit performances.
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Peggy Prien
Twining Park
The
Commercial Bank
Monroe Business Women
Park and Recreation
Monroe Clinic
Joan Schindler
Linda Ott
Dianne Broege
Dianne Isely
Dianne Broge
Linda Rufener
Janice Venetta
Donna Holcomb
Bonnie Stricker
Karen Rothenbuehler
Betty Brandenburg
the Bankers
Chris Fritz
Dorothy Coplien
Chris Benkert
Monroe
Lynn Kubly
Joyce Bergman
Sorenson Reaches Broadmoor Invitational Semifinals
Carol Sorenson of Janesville Wisconsin advances to the Broadmoor Invitational semifinals in Colorado Springs after a 1 up victory over Judy Bell. She faces Barbara McIntire in the next round while Barbara Faye White and Jean Butler also reach the semis. Sorenson overcame shaky tee play by strong putting and late birdies.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Carol Sorenson
Janesville
Wis
Barbara McIntire
Barbara Faye White
Shreveport
Jean Butler
Harlington
Tex
Miss Sorenson
Judy Bell
Miss
Flash Elorde Named Fighter of the Month by Ring Magazine
New York report says Flash Elorde the Manila junior lightweight champion is named Fighter of the Month by Ring Magazine. Dick Tiger is runner up after a strong showing in stopping Joe Gonzalez in six rounds. Elorde targets Kosaka in the 12th round for the seventh defense of the 130 pound title.
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New York
Flash Elorde
Manila
Ring Magazine
Nigeria
Dick Tiger
Florde
Japan
Terus Kosaka
Tiger
Joe Gonzalez
Joey Giardello
Stars Pitcher Dick Farrell Earns 11th Win in Colts Victory
Dick Farrell earned his 11th win for the Colts, his first since June 14, after 12 efforts, with relief help as Houston defeated Philadelphia 2-1. Deron Johnson and Frank Robinson each homered, while Cincinnati crushed Milwaukee 9-3 on 15 hits including triples doubles and a single.
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Dick Farrell
Colts
Houston
Philadelphia
Deron Johnson
Frank Robinson
Reds
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Gulseth Named Coach of Madison Semi-Pro Team
Wendell Gulseth, ex Madison East and University of Wisconsin football player, is named coach of Madison's semi-pro squad in the Central States Football League. Team business manager Joe Cerniglia announced the appointment as about 40 players train daily for Madison's debut in the circuit. Gulseth helped UW share the Big 10 title in 1962.
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Madison
Wendell Gulseth
Madison East High School
University of Wisconsin
Joe Cerniglia
Gulseth
Ford Frick Announces Retirement as Baseball Commissioner
Ford Frick, 69, announced plans to retire as baseball commissioner when his current term ends in 1965. He indicated willingness to assist the successor and stay on through the transition if owners desire. Speculation points to Cronin Keating or Judge Cannon as potential successors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ford Frick
Frick
Associated Press
Joe Cronin
Kenneth B. Keating
Robert Cannon
Milwaukee
Major League Player Association
Monroe Legion Team Slams Footville 7 1 in League Clash
Monroe's Legion team defeated Footville 7 to 1 last night. Brent Feldt hit a solo homer for Footville’s lone run in the first inning. Monroe collected seven hits led by Bob Buchholtz with two and Jim Dearth with a double. Chuck Dearth worked six innings of relief, fanning 12.
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Monroe
Legion
Footville
Brent Feldt
Olson
Bob Buchholtz
Jim Dearth
Chuck Dearth
Gary Rufenacht
Otto Goecks Honored On Eightieth Birthday
Otto Goecks was celebrated on his 80th birthday anniversary, observed July 28. Guests at the event included friends and relatives from Wisconsin and Illinois, with attendees mentioning extended family members and neighbors in a community gathering.
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Otto Goecks
Raymond Arnsmeier
Milwaukee
James Sharkey
William Meinert
Charles Wrisley
Loves Park
Ill
Edwin Meinert
Davis
Elmer Lundeen
Flora Meinert
Rockford
Vera Zimmerman
Orangeville
Carl Montefelt
Henry Lipton Jr
Beloit
George Joehl
Cuba City
Herbert Mohns
Vernon Pinnow
Oregon
Edward Schoenauer
Laurie Ann
Dubuque
Carl Montefelts
Hughes and Zwickers Win in City Softball Tournament
Zwickers Mobile Home blanked Agrico 3 0 and Hughes Mobile Homes beat Orangeville 5 3 at Recreation Park. In the Zwickers win Mueller and Robertson doubled, Goecks singled, and all scoring came in the third. Hartwig took the loss as Krattiger earned the win. In the Hughes win Boelk doubled and singled, Witt struck out eight for the victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes Mobile Homes
Zwickers
Recreation Park
Agrico
Orangeville
Phil Mueller
Robertson
Bob Goecks
Lyle Baumgartner
H. Baumgartner
Ken Krattiger
Hartwig
Dick Boelk
Don Witt
Armin Daubert
Hughes
Boelk
Kehler
Murphy
Rockey
Wuethrich
Nicks
Dick Witt
Phillies Capture Crown in Series
The Phillies won the 1964 Midget League World Series with a six run seventh inning rally, defeating the Braves 15-8. Pitcher Dave Spoerry earned the victory as Curt Leuzinger Bob Holyoke and Randy Share led the offense with doubles and a triple. The Twins clinched third by beating the Yankees 9-2.
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Phillies
Phils
Braves
Curt Leuzinger
Bob Holyoke
Dave Spoerry
Randy Share
Mike Wandfluh
Greg Smith
Twins
Yankees
Craig Barr
Bob Gordee
Winslow
Rockford
Recreation Park
Twining Park
Madison reports 2054 lost permits for drunken driving
The State Motor Vehicle Department reported today that 2,054 driving privileges were revoked for drunken driving in the first six months of this year. The revocation period is one year.
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Madison
State Motor Vehicle Department
Preseason Starts With NFL Exhibition Games
Pro football's pre season opens with the College All Stars facing the Bears in Chicago. George Mira may join Coast Guard's Otto Graham if San Francisco allows. Pete Beathard starts for Southern Cal against Chicago while Willie Galimore and John Farrington are honored after a fatal car crash. Green Bay, Baltimore, Detroit, Dallas and others begin schedules across arena and stadium venues. Hornung returns to Green Bay after suspension.
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Bob Green
Associated Press
Miami
George Mira
Coast Guard
Otto Graham
Bears
Chicago
San Francisco 49Ers
Sam Huff
Washington
Charlotte
N.C
Donny Jurgensen
Jurgensen
Philadelphia
Tommy McDonald
Dallas
Los Angeles
Paul Hornung
New Orleans
Graham
Mira
49Ers
San Francisco
Southern Cal
Pete Beathard
Willie Galimore
John Farrington
Pittsburgh Steelers
Steelers
Green Bay
St. Louis
Baltimore
Hershey
Detroit
Denver
San Diego
New York
Buffalo
Tampa
Fla
Cleveland
Houston
Boston
Kansas City
Oakland
Hornung
Green Bay Packers
Swingers Take Lead in Windy Acres Golf League
Action last night in the Wednesday Night Golf League at Windy Acres had The Swingers taking sole possession of first. Ed Schmitz won low gross with 38 and joined Rogers Severson Bart Pickett Virgil Brunkow Roy Olson and Schmitz as low nets with 31. Birdies were recorded by Schmitz Marty Schmidt Larry Holcomb Sam Regula and Roy Olson. Standings show The Swingers first with 33% points, followed by The Birdies 30 42 The Deep Freezers 30 The Greatests 29% The Sandbaggers 28 Duraclean 23 The Rejects 22 and The Mustangs 17.
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Windy Acres
Ed Schmitz
Roger Severson
Bart Pickett
Virgil Brunkow
Roy Olson
Schmitz
Marty Schmidt
Larry Holcomb
Sam Regula
Roy Olson. Standings After Last Night See the Swingers
Birdies
Deep Freezers
the Greatests
Sandbaggers
Duraclean
The
Rejects
Mustangs
Washington Notebook Unemployment Drops to 4.9 Percent
The July jobless rate falls to 4.9 percent with 72.4 million people employed for the first time. Labor Secretary Wirtz and AFL CIO President Meany caution that despite gains many unemployed remain and continued improvement is needed toward full employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
W. Willard Wirtz
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Wirtz
Meany
Senate sends investor protection bill to President Johnson
Washington reports the Senate has sent to President Johnson a bill to strengthen investor protection in securities including counter items. The President will likely sign it, part of 30 must bills. The measure expands SEC oversight to over the counter securities with registration, periodic reporting, and proxy and insider trading controls.
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Washington
Senate
Johnson
Securities and Exchange Commission
SEC
U S Officials Confer on Congo Aid in Brussels
President Johnson has sent W Averell Harriman to Brussels to discuss the Congo situation. The State Department says Washington is talking with Leopoldville officials about military assistance to the Congolese army including trucks and aircraft.
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Washington
Johnson
W. Averell Harriman
Brussels
Congo
State Department
United States
Leopoldville
Counter Listings Guide from Monroe Office
The document explains the range within which securities could be sold or bought at compilation time as indicated by bid and ask figures. It notes that the data is supplied by the Monroe office.
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Monroe
Wheat Prices Undercut Corn in Federal Grain Policy Change
An Agriculture Department report shows wheat now under cutting corn as a feed grain in parts of the country due to new price supports and a policy to keep wheat prices near the support level. The shift could boost wheat use in poultry and other feeds while impacting corn surpluses and farm income.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Midwest
Union Leader Ray Dryer Dies at 64 in Milwaukee
Ray F. Dryer, 64, district director of Communications Workers of America District 5 with offices in Chicago, died of a heart ailment Thursday at Columbia Hospital. He oversaw about 25,000 telephone workers in Indiana Illinois and Wisconsin. Dial 325-5101 for an Adtaker today.
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Milwaukee
Ray F. Dryer
Communications Workers of America
Afl-Cio
Columbia Hospital
Dryer
District 5
Chicago
Indiana
Illinois
Wisconsin
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Minnesota
Pittsburgh
Twinight
BY Jimmy Hatlo
Duiferton
Ace Mac Haggis
Fighter
Magazine
Monroe Legion
Spring Grove
Mrs. Herbert Mohns
NFL
Swingers
Washington Notebook
Loewi & Co., Incorporated
Badger Northland Bowman Products
Browning Arms
Bank of America
Clark Oil
Dean Foods
Foote Cone & Belding
Gateway Chemical
Howard W. Sams
Southwestern St. Tel
Lake Sumer Dist. Wr
Mad. Gas
Elec
Overtail
Power
Playskool
Rockover Bros
Schlitz
Sebastian Laeser Jr
Turner Hall
Regal Brand
Naulld
Chryslers
Chrysler
Dearth Motors, Inc
Monroe, Wis
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