Eagles No II Upset in Slowpitch Thriller
Eagles No II stunned Moose 10 9 as Mel Updike and Mel Ackerman powered a late rally while Charles Bloom earned the win. Firemen blank Baumgartner's 12 0 behind Clair Levi 4 for 5 and Don Van Wagenen two doubles, as Milwaukee Cheese toppled EUB No II 9 7.
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Moose
Chalet Cheese
Milwaukee Cheese
Eagles
Mel Updike
Mel Ackerman
Charles Bloom
Baumgartner’s
Ackerman
Updike
del Indergand
Roger Severson
Sam Remus
Mike Wuthrich
Duane Kohl
Marty Marohl
Roger Sullivan
Cecil Jones
de] Inderland
al Schwartz
Jones
Schwartz
Bloom
Blank Baumgartner
S. Clair Levi
Frank Klarer
Don van Wagenen
George Engels
Herman Spani
Baumgartner
John Callahan
Ray Benkert
Don Metcalf
Buck Sedgwick
Joe McGuire
Fritz Frehner
Bob Montgomery
Rick Mahikudh
Bob Stamm
Ron Bear
Stamm
Eub
Frehner
Arnie Koehn
Nicklaus Tops PGA Money Winners for Season
In Dunedin Florida Jack Nicklaus leads the top ten PGA money winners with 19 tour events yielding 96 217. Arnold Palmer is second with 90 443, Tony Lema third at 68 738, Bill Casper Jr fourth at 64 886 and Gary Player fifth at 52 449. Other listed players include Juan Rodriguez Ken Venturi Mason Rudolph Mike Souchak and Bob Nichols with smaller totals.
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Dunedin
Fla
Jack Nicklaus
Professional Golfers Association
Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Tony Lema
Bill Casper Jr
Gary Player
Juan Rodriguez
Ken Venturi
Mason Rudolph
Mike Souchak
Bob Nichols
Reds Pound Dodgers 7-2 Behind Purkey Gem
In Cincinnati yesterday Bob Purkey limited the Los Angeles Dodgers to four hits as the Reds won 7-2. Steve Boros drove in three runs with a double a single and a bases loaded walk to lead Cincinnati.
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Reds
Los Angeles Dodgers
Cincinnati
Steve Boros
Los Angeles
Carroll resigns as OU track coach. J D Martin named successor
Norman Oklahoma Bill Carroll resigned Monday as University of Oklahoma track coach. Former Sooner great J D Martin was named his successor to lead the program.
Frick to Stay Through 1965 World Series
Major leagues end debate on Frick tenure with approval to remain as commissioner through the 1965 World Series. Candidates for successor noted, while league actions include umpire pensions and Monday Night Baseball plans. Angels move to Anaheim approved with long term lease signed.
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Chicago
Ford Frick
Frick
Robert Cannon
Milwaukee
Spahn Returns for Braves in Milwaukee Start
Warren Spahn, 43, returns to the mound for his first start since July 26 as the Braves open a two game set with the Houston Colts. The lefty seeks win number seven and to bolster a rough season while targeting milestones a 703rd career appearance and 27 strikeouts to surpass Christy Mathewson for NL record pace. Ken Johnson will oppose Spahn, boasting eight wins against 11 losses and a no hitter this year.
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Braves
Houston Colts
Spahn
Mets
New York
Early Wynn
Christy Mathewson
Colts
Rent Ads Placed By Visit Or Call In Monroe Evening Times
Reach the renters quickly with rent ads. To place them come in or Phone 325-5101, Monroe Evening Times.
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Sox and Yanks Set for Night Doubleheader Clash
Chicago White Sox chase first win over New York since season began as they meet the Yankees in a day night doubleheader. Al Lopez tabs Pizarro and Horlen to face Bouton and Terry with Herbert and Peters slated for later games. Cubs host first place Phillies to start a three game series with Ellsworth opposing Culp.
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Chicago
Chicago White Sox
New York Yankees
Baltimore
Yankees
Sox
New Yorkers
al Lopez
Juan Pizarro
Joel Horlen
Bill Terry
Jim Bouton
Ray Herbert
Gary Peters
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia Phillies
Dick Ellsworth
Cubs
Ray Culp
Braves sign Harmon to 1965 Texas League contract
The Milwaukee Braves announced the signing Monday of second baseman Jerry Harmon, 21, of Los Angeles, California, to a 1965 contract with Austin of the Texas League. The 6 foot 175 pound right handed batter and thrower joins the club.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee Braves
Jerry Harmon
Los Angeles
Calif
Austin
Ruttman Plans Race Retirement
Detroit driver Troy Ruttman, youngest Indy 500 winner in 1952, announces retirement at age 34 saying he wants to walk away alive with his head up. He cites constant danger and the death of friend Eddie Sachs as factors in quitting. Ruttman will pass racing duties to younger men and continues to run a Dearborn motorcycle shop.
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Detroit
Troy Ruttman
Ruttman
Indianapolis
Dearborn
Eddie Sachs
Sachs
Dave Diles
Wxyz-Tv
Museum Coin Presses May Be Put in Service
Denver Mint officials hope to borrow two working old coin presses on display in Nevada and California to mint silver dollars. Congress authorized 45 million cartwheels, the first since 1945, all to be produced in Denver.
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Denver
Colo
Nevada State Museum
Carson City
San Francisco
Fern Miller
Denver Mint
Congress
Packer Game Tickets Go On Sale Next Monday
The Green Bay Packers announce remaining tickets for three NFL games at Milwaukee County Stadium go on sale Monday morning. Tickets will be sold at the stadium, the Milwaukee Journal office and Packer outlets in Appleton, Beaver Dam, Kenosha, Madison, Racine and Sheboygan. No tickets for the Bears exhibition on Aug 22.
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Green Bay Packers
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Milwaukee Journal
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Beaver Dam
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Madison
Racine
Sheboygan
Chicago Bears
Wednesday Scoreboard Shows Key City matchups
Chicago visits New York Cleveland travels to Los Angeles Washington plays Kansas City Detroit heads to Minnesota Boston hosts Baltimore in a set of midweek NBA matches.
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New York
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Washington
Kansas City
Detroit
Minnesota
Boston
Baltimore
National League standings and Monday results brief
The National League table shows Philadelphia leading with 65 wins and 43 losses. Monday results featured St Louis 2 San Francisco 1 and Cincinnati 7 Los Angeles 2. Upcoming schedule includes New York at Pittsburgh and Philadelphia at Chicago among others.
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San Francisco
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
Chicago
Houston
New York
Brennan Succumbs in Neptune Track Executive
Edward J. Brennan, who began as a dollar-a-day handyman and rose to prominence as a leading track executive, died at age 71 in Neptune, New Jersey. He built a notable career shaping midcentury track operations and governance.
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Neptune
N.J
Edward J. Brennan
Westbury Trotting Mare Ot kha Added To Roosevelt Trot
Westbury New York Ot kha a pint sized trotting mare from Swenden became the second entry Monday for the sixth fifty thousand Roosevelt International Trot at Roosevelt Raceway on August twenty second.
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Westbury
N.Y
Otkha
Swenden
Roosevelt Raceway
Wayne Studers Win in City Softball Tourney
South Wayne defeats FFA 6-3 and Studers rout First National Bank 12-2 at Recreation Park. Roy Vickers Doc Davis and Mike Affolter each go 2 for 3 for South Wayne with Affolter and Davis adding triples. Meyers throws a two hitter for Studers in a 12-2 win, as Studers score seven early runs.
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South Wayne
Recreation Park
FFA
Affolter
Nate Phillips
Meyers
Bankers
Old Timer Turtle Gets New Phone Number Painted On Shell
In Napa California a turtle named Old Timer wears a current phone number on his shell. Found two miles from home, the reptile was returned to the Richard Walker family after the owner updated the digits from Ukiah to local. Mrs Walker had painted the original number after the turtle wandered off.
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Napa
Calif
Richard Walker
Ukiah
Bluenose Honored on 1929 Canadian Postage Stamp
The schooner Bluenose received commemorative honor on a 1929 Canadian postage stamp and later appeared on the Canadian dime, marking its enduring national symbolism and maritime heritage.
Registered Holstein Herds Set New Milk and Butterfat Averages
Holstein-Friesian Association of America reports new lactation averages for area herds. Names include Auestad Argy le Elmer Monticello Hartwig Monroe Huffman Salesman Argy Stauffacher Monroe Wild Winslow Wyss. Averages range 14,373 to 15,555 pounds milk and 517 to 570 pounds butterfat. The data use a standard two-milking 305-day mature equivalent basis.
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Brattleboro
John and
Swen Auestad
Argyle
H. O. Elmer
Monticello
Will F
K. A. Hartwig
Monroe
Herbert Huffman
L. A
E. H. Salesman
Arthur H. Stauffacher
Harold and
Robert Wild
Winslow
Wisconsin
Daniel F. Wyss
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