Romaine Sparks Dormans Slowpitch Win at Twining Park
Dick Romaine went four for four with two singles and two doubles to pace Dormans past Chalet Cheese 12-2 at Twining Park. Fred Blane earned the win, Gene Hefty the loss, while Dave Martin and Percy Stevens fueled Power and Light, and Vic Severson pitched for Severson Construction.
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Dick Romaine
Dormans
Twining Park
Severson Construction
Chalet Cheese
Wisconsin Liquid Feed
Grace Lutheran
Romaine
Chalet
Gary Quinn
Dorman
Fred Blane
Gene Hefty
Dave Martin
Percy Stevens
Bill Schmid
Merle Monahan
Butch Hartwig
Severson
Jerry Gelbach
Hartwig
Vic Severson
Dick Witt
Gus Martini
Norm Bechtolt
Forrest Ludwig
Ernie Phillips
Grace Lutheran Club
Daren Friedrichs
Dave Warfel
James Plymire
Orioles win Major Midget title with 2-0 victory
Jim Bosanny pitched a three hitter and scored the first run as the Orioles beat Fred Dearth and the Yankees 2-0 to claim the league crown. Dearth struck out nine and allowed four hits while Mike Penniston added two safeties. In a separate game the Twins won by forfeit over the Angels, final standings list Orioles 6-2 Yankees 5-3 Angels 5-3 Twins 4-4 White Sox 0-8.
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Jim Bossany
Orioles
Fred Dearth
Yankees
Dearth
Mike Penniston
Twins
Angels
White Sox
Nitschke Set to Return in Packers Exhibit With Steelers
Green Bay heads to Miami for a second exhibition against Pittsburgh with star linebacker Ray Nitschke back in action after missing the Chicago All-Star game due to injury. Lombardi emphasized end sweeps and running plays during Thursday drills.
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Miami
Fla
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Chicago
Ray Nitschke
Nitschke
Packers
Vince Lombardi
White Sox Top Cubs In Pony League Showdown
Terry Blum led the White Sox to a 6-0 Pony League win over the Cubs at Recreation Park. The victory put the Sox half a game ahead in first place as Blum collected two singles in three at bats and Galen Kuebli tossed a three hitter with 11 strikeouts.
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Cubs
Recreation Park
Sox
Blum
Galen Kuebli
Stu Grendahl
Steve Neuberger
Clay Delays Liston Bout Over Tax Problems
Cassius Clay faces 1963 delays in a potential Liston title defense due to tax issues. While he records a new album and proclaims himself the greatest, attorney Gordon Davidson says a Liston fight may come in April, contingent on regulatory approval and promoter arrangements.
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Cassius Clay
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Firehouse
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Pennsylvania Commission
Intercontinental Promotions, Inc
National League standings and results update
NL standings show Los Angeles leading with 68 wins and 44 losses, San Francisco 63 50, Chicago 59 52, Cincinnati 62 55, and Philadelphia 60 55 while Houston trails with 44 70. Thursday Chicago edged Los Angeles 5 4 in 10 innings. New York beat St. Louis 3 2. Cincinnati defeated Philadelphia 6 3.
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Houston
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Washington
Wayne Grinders Report Back Monday For South Wayne Candidates
South Wayne head coach Robert Birkholz says all football candidates must report to the high school at 7 30 p m Monday with play sheets notebooks and completed WIAA medical and dental insurance cards The fall schedule lists games against Monroe JV s Orfordville Blanchardville Argyle New Glarus Juda Belleville and Brodhead with home and away designations
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Robert Birkholz
Allen
Monroe
Orfordville
Blanchardville
Argyle
New Glarus
Juda
Belleville
Brodhead
Sadowski Loses 1-0 Before Home Town Crowd
Pittsburgh. Milwaukees rookie Bob Sadowski pitched brilliantly near Forbes Field but lost 1-0 to the Pirates in a ninth inning duel. Donn Clendenon doubled with one out, scoring Bill Mazeroski for the game's only run.
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Milwaukee
Bob Sadowski
Pittsburgh Pirates
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Forbes Field
Bob Friend
Pirates
Donn Clendenon
Bill Mazeroski
Clendenon
Cubs and Sox pace with home runs in split Chicago games
Cubs beat the Dodgers 5-4 in 10 innings as Ron Santo hit a decisive 10th inning homer after Santo earlier tied it. White Sox beat Kansas City 5-3 with Dave Nicholson’s 17th homer driving a rally, and Mike Peters earned his sixth straight win to move to 11-5.
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Cubs
Ron Santo
White Sox
Dave Nicholson
Mets
New York
Paul Toth
Roger Craig
Los Angeles Dodgers
Dodgers
Bob Buhl
Santo
Lindy McDaniel
Nicholson
Sox
A’s
Kansas City
al Weis
Annthas
Mike Hershberger
Gary Peters
Peters
Wisconsin entrants post tennis victories
River Forest Ill. Jackie Mueller of Mequon won 6-1 8-6 over Jane Shostrom in the girls under 18 singles. Dan Bleckinger of Oshkosh defeated Dan Ikse of Rockford 6-4 7-5 in the boys under 16 division.
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Ill
Wisconsin
Jackie Mueller
Mequon
Jane Shostrom
Dan Bleckinger
Oshkosh
Dan Ikse
Rockford
Lir
Hornung to Speak at Edgewood Banquet
Madison Edgewood Catholic High School will host its annual kickoff banquet on August 19 with Paul Hornung of the Green Bay Packers as principal speaker. Hornung, noted for two Packers NFL title drives, is serving a suspension for betting on games violating league rules.
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Paul Hornung
Green Bay Packers
Madison Edgewood Catholic High School
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Packers
Nigeria Prepares For Tiger Fullmer World Title Bout
Nigeria readies for Dick Tiger and Gene Fullmer in a 15 round world middleweight title fight at Liberty Stadium in Ibadan. Promoter Jack Solomons and a government subsidy of 280000 dollars back the event as 45000 expected fans from Lagos attend 730 pm local time. Tiger 33 seeks to defend the title against Fullmer 32 who previously beat Tiger in San Francisco on October 23 1962 and again in Las Vegas last February.
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I Formation Studied For Possible UW Use
Madison Wisconsin news reports that the University of Wisconsin football team may keep a similar offense and defense next season with occasional I formation plays. Coach Milt Bruhn cited USC’s use of the I formation and recalled the Rose Bowl loss to USC, noting a potential shift to adopt its concepts.
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University of Wisconsin
Badger
Milt Bruhn
Wisconsin
John McKay
University of Southern California
USC
Bruhn
Cowboys Beat Rams In Exhibition Thriller
Dallas Cowboys edged the Los Angeles Rams 17 14 on a 29 yard field goal by Sam Baker in the third quarter before 70 675 fans.
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Dallas Cowboys
LOS Angeles
Sam Baker
Los Angeles Rams
Milwaukee boy flies 77 miles before landing in lake
Dave Rude, 12, from North Muskegon Michigan, rode a 14 by 16 foot kite pulled by a motorboat with his father Arthur piloting. He traveled 77 miles across Lake Michigan toward Wisconsin before landing in choppy water five miles from Milwaukee. He claimed the record but did not reach the shore.
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Dave Rude
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Mich
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Wisconsin
Rude
Arthur
Welch Sparks Freeport Win
Marlene Welch of Freeport led girls softball at Recreation Park with five singles and a triple in six at bats. Sandy Thrasher pitched a no-hitter against Monroe, hit two home runs and a single to pace Freeport's 32 0 win over Monroe Business Women. Heilda Frey added five singles as Freeport built a three error game for the opponents.
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Heilda Frey
Thrasher
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Montgomery
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Judy Moyer
Bert Monte
Sue Davidson
Lynn Kubly
Jean Monte
Vernon Law Ends Active Career With Pirates
Veteran pitcher Vernon Law of the Pittsburgh Pirates was placed on the clubs voluntary retired list today. The 33 year old hero of the Pirates 1960 World Series win over the New York Yankees had applied recently and his application was sent to the league and the commissioner's office.
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Vernon Law
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Pirates
New York Yankees
Commissioner
Prices Rise for Corn and Hogs in Wisconsin July Report
Wisconsin Crop Reporting Service notes higher prices for hogs sheep and eggs on July 15 versus a year earlier. Corn reached 1.19 per bushel mid July the highest since 1958. Beef cattle calves lambs turkeys and milk prices fell or held steady. Milk cows wool and farm chickens roughly unchanged from July 1962.
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Wisconsin Crop Reporting Service
Aee Wiennanein Prees
United States
Cubs rally with Santo homer in 10th to snap losing streak
Yesterday's Stars Batting Ron Santo of the Cubs homered in the fifth to tie the score and struck again in the 10th for his 20th homer, giving Chicago a 5-4 lead over the Los Angeles Dodgers and ending a four-game slide. Pitching-Dick Donovan of the Indians shut out Baltimore 2-0 on three hits.
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Cubs
Los Angeles
Chicago
Dick Donovan
Indians
Baltimore
1963 MLB ball less lively than 1961 ball
Tests for Sports Illustrated show the 1963 major league baseball is about five percent less lively than the 1961 ball used when Roger Maris hit 61 home runs for the New York Yankees.
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Sports Illustrated
Roger Maris
New York Yankees
Monticello Social Roundup Binds Families Across Towns
Monticello notes record visits and moves as Mrs. O D Curtis hosts visitors from Sarasota and Appleton on travel to Florida. Local residents Ida Marty family and Ruth Ann Laeser share meals with neighbors. Several moves occur with Rinehardt and Olson families relocating to new homes near Lake Wisconsin and Highway 69.
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Sarasota
Fla
Ray T. Silver
Appleton
Martys
Walter Zeller
Monroe
Ruth Ann
Patty Laeser
Irene Marty
Albert J. Marty
Walter Laeser
Marilyn
Joey
Charles Putnam
Knute Lenrude
Edgerton
Lenrude
Fred Meier
Dale Halverson
Heather
Chip
Brookfield
H. A. Becker
Robert Holcomb Sr
Sylvia Curtis
Henry Gessler
New Glarus
Barbara Marty
Belleville
C. J. Klooster
Kay
Steve
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Robert Wild
Lydia Voegels
Bessie Youngreen
Matt Zentner
Fred Escher
Monticello
Rose Peterson
Belvidere
Inl
Arthur Escher
Okee
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Dennis Rinehardt
Brodhead
Paul Weenie
David Olson
John A. Marty
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Highway 69
Fred Haldiman
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