City Tennis Crown Won by Norder In Championship Match
Bill Norder defeated Pete Mueller in a three set final to win the city tennis championship. Dan Mayer beat Tom Hefty for third in class B, with 18 players taking part and heavy weekend heat shaping a lively tournament.
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Bill Norder
Pete Mueller
Dan Mayer
Tom Hefty
Mueller
Norder
Bill
Pete
Dick Kandert
Jim Bruce
Jeff Kittelson
Jim Bartholf
Paul Mueller
Tom Cox
Bob Kardell
Jeff Kitelsen
Jim Barber
Mueller Am Cox
Norder Wee
Muell
Kittelsen
Nader
Pat Mueller
Bob Hardell
Bartholf
Bruce
Kundert
Batholf
Phil Keil
John Gerhart
Joe Kelley
Jack Fernan
Dennis Laube
Robert Beinema
Hefty
Gerhart
Mayer
Fernan
Keil
Beinema
Kelly
Laube
Dick Kundert
Jeff Kittelsen
Guest Day Pairings Set by Monroe County Club Auxiliary
Monroe County Club Women's Auxiliary prepares for Guest Day with bright weather expected. Coffee rolls breakfast and bridge plus golf activities planned. Golf pairings announced by Mrs. Marian Kindert list times from 8 a.m. to 10:21 a.m. with numerous participants including Mmes. Anthony Kuban Robert Hayes James Voelkli Kenneth Mayer and many others.
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Monroe Country Club Women’s Auxiliary
Marian Kindert
Anthony M. Kuban
Robert Hayes
James A. Voelkli
Kenneth Mayer
Kenneth Smith
Marty Quest
Milo Jacobs
Dorothy Johnson
Fran Schott
Milo Friedrichs
Bill Tuescher
Bernard McKenna
Fred Grundahl
Wally Vierthaler
Dorothy Trumpy
Forrest Kubly
Bill Moon
Paul
National League Standings and Weekend Results Summary
National League standings show Los Angeles leading with 63 wins and 45 losses. Pittsburgh and San Francisco close behind with 65 and 65 victories respectively. Weekend results include Pittsburgh over Cincinnati 9 to 3 and Los Angeles beating Houston 4 to 3. Cincinnati defeated Pittsburgh 9 to 7 on Sunday.
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Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
San Fran
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Atlanta
Houston
New York
Chicago
San Francisco
York
Baseball outcomes and standings in the American League
American League results show Baltimore beating Washington and Chicago defeating California in extra innings. Detroit and Boston split, Minnesota swept Kansas City in a 5 0 game, Cleveland edged New York, and Detroit claimed a 9 6 win over Boston in the listed Sunday card with several postponed games and matchups noted.
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Baltimore
Detroit
Cleveland
California
Minnesota
Chicago
New York
Kansas City
Washington
Boston
Braves' Cloninger fires five hit shutout of Phillies
Yesterday Tony Cloninger pitched a five hit shutout for the Braves against Philadelphia. In hitting Willie Horton starred for Detroit with two homers six hits and six RBIs as the Tigers split a doubleheader with Boston 9-2 and 6-7.
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Tony Cloninger
Braves
Philadelphia
Willie Horton
Tigers
Detroit
Boston
Licenses Set For Sportsmen In Monroe County
County Clerk Ray Kun dert announced voluntary Sportsmen's Licenses were distributed to Monroe outlets on Saturday and will be available in other counties this week. The $11 license covers state hunting and fishing privileges including big game and trapping with a expiry date of August 31, terminating fishing rights unless renewed. Local Monroe outlets include Bauman's Ace Hardware Lanz Hardware Martin's Sporting Goods Beckman's Garage and Hubers Super Service. Copies of new small game and big hunting regulations are available at all outlets.
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Ray E. Kundert
Monroe
Bauman
Ace Hardware
Lanz Hardware
Martin’s Sporting Goods
Beckman’s Garage
Huber’s
Super Service
Highway 1181
Kundert
Convict Slips Off After Loss at Chess
Robin Smith, described as one of the intelligentsia of the Indiana Reformatory, escaped unnoticed after a chess loss during a two day tournament at Indiana University Medical Center. Smith, serving 10 to 25 years for robbery since January 1965, had won a match Saturday but slipped away Sunday with three fellow inmates.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana Reformatory
Robin Smith
Jerome Henry
Indiana University Medical Center
Smith
Cal Jaenisch Wins Fond du Lac Motorcycle Championship
Cal Jaenisch of Janesville won Fond du Lac County Fair's annual state motorcycle championships for the third time. He clocked 5 09.87 in the five mile race, taking the lead on lap six and finishing ahead of Art Ehlert of Waupun and Fred Pattis of New Lisbon.
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Fond DU Lac
Cal Janisch
Janesville
Fond du Lac County Fair
Janisch
Art Ehlert
Waupun
Fred Pattis
New Lisbon
Brabham Wins Fourth Prix to Tighten World Title Lead
Jack Brabham, 40, captured his fourth consecutive Grand Prix victory at the German Grand Prix to extend his almost insurmountable lead in the world driving championship standings. The Australian legend sealed the win on a day when the title race appeared all but settled.
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Adenau
Germany
Jack Brabham
Australia
Brabham
Lutz Wins Nitro Fuel Event At Great Lakes Dragaway
Brookfield racer Bob Lutz claimed the nitro fuel victory at Great Lakes Dragaway with 180 mph and 8.40 seconds. Chicago’s Bill Eriksson topped the gas dragster, posting 158.35 mph with 9.28 seconds.
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Union Grove
Bob Lutz
Brookfield
Great Lakes
Bill Eriksson
Chicago
Slowpitch Tourney Opens With Close Games At Twin ing Park
The Slowpitch League opened tournament action with Pat's Top 2 losing 10 9 to Junction House in the bottom of the ninth. Dor mans blasted Eagles 22 3 behind Tom Holcomb for 22 hits and Bethel topped St Johns 4 0 helped by Bob Stamm four hits.
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Twining Park
Pat
Junction House
Dormans
Eagles
Bob Stamm
St. John’s
Bethel
Lane
Swiggums
Tom
Tiny) Holcomb
Dorman
Holcomb
RBI
Ken Mahlbuch
Chuck Trotter
Tom Collins
Heeren Coplien
Alphorn Lounge
Chalet Cheese
Milwaukee Cheese
EUB
Firemen
Pat’s
Junction
al Schwartz
Bob Hoesly
Sam Remus
Tom Holcomb
Fred Blancloser
Strangler Lewis Dead at 76 in Oklahoma Veterans Hospital
Ed Strangler Lewis born Robert H. Friedrich in Wisconsin died Sunday at Veterans Hospital in Muskogee Oklahoma at 76. He lived 44 years in wrestling earning over 3 million with 6 200 matches and 33 losses. He ruled heavyweight from 1920 to 1932 before losing to Gus Sonnenburg. A famous five hour draw with Joe Stecher in Omaha capped his era.
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Muskogee
Okla
Ed ‘Strangler
Lewis
Robert H. Friedrich
Wisconsin
Veterans Hospital
Nekoosa
Wis
Wiscar Sports Hall of Fame
Gus Sonnenburg
Joe Stecher
Omaha
Dressen Hospitalized For Kidney Infection In Detroit
Tigers manager Charlie Dressen was hospitalized Sunday with a probable acute kidney infection. His condition is listed as serious and officials will not comment on his future with the club.
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Detroit
Charlie Dressen
Detroit Tigers
The
Tigers
Dressen
Clay Wins Again to Retain World Heavyweight Title
Cassius Clay of Louisville defeated Brian London in Blackpool by knockout to retain the world heavyweight championship. London’s hometown and the match location were noted.
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Clay
London
Cassius Clay
Louisville
Brian London
Blackpool
England
Wisconsin Non-professional Bowlers Alliance Tournament Winner
Elmer Barkow, 44, an assembler at a car factory, won the Wisconsin Non-professional Bowlers Alliance Tournament Sunday in Milwaukee.
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Milwaukee
Elmer Barkow
Goetz Captures Junior Golf Championship Title
Dave Goetz won the Junior Championship at Monroe Country Club with a par 3 on the 193 yard third hole defeating Fred Schuetze. Goetz faced Wynn Grendahl and Bill Kubly to reach the final. Schuetze endured playoff pressure and a lengthy semifinal to reach the title match.
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Monroe Country Club
Jim Forbes
Golf Pro
Dave Goetz
Fred Schuetze
Goetz
Wynn Grendahl
Bill Kubly
Tom Mitchell
Dave Dieninger
Dave
Fred
Newcomers Capture Brodhead Golf Title
Dwight and Tom Newcomer won the Brodhead Father Son golf outing at Decatur Lake Country Club for their second victory following 1964 and 1965 runner up finish. They defeated Don Condon and Don Condon Jr who finished second as more than 60 players competed. Prizes included golf equipment and a dinner followed the event. State Sen. Gordon W. Roselip was to present trophies later due to prior commitments.
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Brodhead
Decatur Lake Country Club
Dwight
Tom Newcomer
Don Condon
Don Condon Jr
Gordon W. Roseliep
Darlington
Oshkosh woman wins world skeet title in New York
Mrs. Clarine Menzel of Oshkosh Wisconsin wins the ladies overall championship at the World Skeet Shooting Championships in Rush New York breaking 541 of 550 targets.
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Rush, N.Y
Clarine Menzel
Oshkosh
Wis
Miss and Mrs titles should be abolished says Soroptimist leader
Philippa Harris a United Nations worker in Paris tells 450 career women from 19 nations at the Soroptimist congress that the titles Miss and Mrs reflect marriage obsession. The gathering in Stockholm backs the move as women seek independence. Polly Brown of Payson will reign as queen of the Payson Rodeo and jokes about age follow a mule named Maude joked to be 90.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Philippa Harris
Payson
Ariz
Polly Brown
OV Maude
Tonto Basin
George Cline
George
Polly
Zsa Zsa Gabor Sues Over Burger Ad Voice Imitation
Actress Zsa Zsa Gabor sues for 100000 in Superior Court claiming an imitation of her voice used to advertise hamburgers infringes her privacy and deprives her of voluntary services. Defendants Franchise Realty Interstate Corp McDonald’s Corp and Carson Roberts advertising agency named in suit.
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Los Angeles
Zsa Zsa Gabor
Miss Gabor
Franchise Realty Interstate Corp
McDonald’s Corp
Carson Roberts
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City
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Betty Aiken
Clarence Franklin
Penny Haberman
Robert Bussen
Merle Monahan
Donald Bloom
Werner Weissenfluh
Lee Mitchell
Ann Pickett
Thomas Hartwig
Ben Goecks
Rodney Kittelsen
James Volkert
Robert Tschudy
James Forbes
John Prien
Fran Moritz
Ed Enbeck
Hermie Christian
Walter Reger
Irene Gibbons
William Amstutz
Gerald Gelbach
John Ferron
George Wells
Lloyd Holmes
William Spoerry
Mmes
Ed Rufenacht
Nathan Theiler
Robert Stewart
Herbert Pfund
Harold Rufenacht
Lloyd _ Siedschlag
Richard Wagner
John Holtshopple
Roger Voelkl
Chester Hasse
Gladys Benkert
Palmer Knobel
Mmes Merlin Olson
John Fenton
C. Gene Hennager
Cal Jaenisch Tops Motorcycle Contest
Lutz
Lanz Agency
Eureka Pricess
Scotts
Fur’ Guider
Grandpa
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