EUB Upset Over Grace Team in Open League Action
Wisconsin Liquid Feed moved to second in the Class League with a 5-4 win over South Wayne. Hubers boosted its record to 12-1 after a 17-2 victory over Martins at Twining Park. EUB No 1 defeated Grace Lutheran 6-1 as Grace fell to 7-5.
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Wisconsin Liquid Feed
South Wayne
Hubers
Martins
Twiningark
EUB No. 1
Grace Lutheran
Liquid Feed
Ron Martini
Forrest Ludwig
Don Witt
Dick Witt
Ed Grossen
Martini
Gayle Burington
Herb Goecks
Bill Moon
Moon
Don Martin
Don Torkelson
Dave Ambler
Grace Lutherman
Bud Wilde
Bob Abelman
Pair of Track Stars Enroll at Wisconsin
Two prep track stars join more than a dozen Chicago and northern Indiana athletes enrolling at the University of Wisconsin for the fall term. John Laidlaw and Gordon Segersten from Winnetka Illinois are among 14 section recruits. Laidlaw won the 1963 Illinois prep 880 yard title in 1 55 and was second this spring. Segersten ran 1 57 4 for the half mile. Wisconsin had won the Big Ten outdoor track crown last season.
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Madison
Chicago
Indiana
University of Wisconsin
William A. Nathenson
Wisconsin
John Laidlaw
Gordon Segerster
Winnetka, Ill
New Trier High School
Et Caddenn
Segersten
Laidlaw
Illinois Prep
Hughes Hubers Win In Softball Tournament
Hughes Mobile Homes and Hubers posted early wins at Recreation Park. Hughes defeated Commercial Bank 7 to 1 as Dick Witt earned the win and Don Witt and Dick Witt contributed the offense. Hubers toppled the Gladiators 12 to 3 with Duke Phillips and Keith Burington hitting home runs.
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Hughes Mobile Homes
Hubers
Recreation Park
Hughes
The
Commercial Bank
Dick Witt
Charlie Robertson
Don Witt
Gladiators
Duke Phillips
Keith Burington
Pastrano Olson Bout Postponed by Matchmaker
San Francisco promoter Benjamin Tuesday announced the postponement of the 10 round non title light heavyweight bout between Willie Pastrano and Bobo Olson, originally set for August 28.
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San Francisco
Benjamin Tuesday
Willie Pastrano
Bobo Olson
Spahn Reverts To Relief After Rough Start On Mound
Milwaukee veteran Warren Spahn, 43, was moved from bullpen to starting rotation versus the Houston Colts but lasted five innings, charged with the 9-6 win for the Braves. He fell to 6 and 11 as Bragan plans return to relief duty with spot starts.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee Braves
Warren Spahn
Spahn
Houston Colts
Braves
Bobby Bragan
Spahnie
Brane
Yogi Berra Faces Pressure After Doubleheader Loss
Yogi Berra shows concern as the Yankees lost a day night doubleheader to the Chicago White Sox 6-4 and 8-2. Pete Ward led Chicago with three and four RBIs, and Juan Pizarro pitched a five hitter to win the nightcap. The White Sox narrowed the gap to within one game of the Orioles, who beat the Red Sox 8-7.
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Hal Bock
Associated Press
Yogi Berra
New York Yankee
Berra
Chicago White Sox
White Sox
New York
Pete Ward
Chicago
Ward
Juan Pizarro
Pizarro
National League scoreboard with scattered results
The standings show Philadelphia 66 43 and San Francisco 65 48 in a tight NL race. Cincinnati 53 51 trails, while New York 35 78 and Chicago 52 58 occupy lower spots amid Tuesday results including Milwaukee 9 Houston 6 and San Francisco 6 St. Louis 3.
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Philadelphia
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
Chicago
Houston E
New York
Houston
Baltimore
Detroit
Minnesota
Cleveland
Boston
Washington
Kansas City
Stars Sweep Yan Kees with Ward Five Hits
Pete Ward of the White Sox slugged a homer and five singles in a 6-4 and 8-2 doubleheader sweep over the New York Yankees. The victory moved Chicago within one game of the AL lead held by Baltimore. Luis Tiant earned a 3-0 win over the Los Angeles Angels to improve to 5-1.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
New York
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Milwaukee
Houston
San Francisco
St. Louis
Yankees
Baltimore
Berra
Sam Bowens
Orioles
Dick Radatz
Powell
Robinson
Jim King
Don Lock
Claude Osteen
Senators
Osteen
Jim Hannan
Nelson Mathews
Athletics
Earl Battey
Tony Oliva
Twins
Tiger
Detroit
Don Demeter
Hank Aguirre
Luis Tiant
Max Alvis
Indians
Angels
Alvis
Pete Ward
White Sox
New York Yankees
Los Angeles Angels
Pickets Demand Resignation Hidden by Retirement
Five bail bondsmen picketed San Bernardino Police Chief C I Robb demanding his resignation. The chief announced his retirement the day before the demonstration, and the bondsmen said they would use their already painted signs since they are barred from jail offices alongside six other bondsmen.
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San Bernardino
Calif
C. I. Robb
Saigon Daily Highs Range 87 to 95 Degrees
The article notes Saigon, capital of South Viet Nam, records year round daily high temperatures averaging between 87 and 95 degrees. The information highlights the consistently hot climate in the region.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Bob Leuenberger Archery Champion
A 14 year old Monroe boy, Bob Leuenberger, won first in junior boys at the Wisconsin Field Archery Association championship in East Fork Recreation area, Black River Falls. He was joined by his brother Larry, 16, and by Monroe families at the event with over 1,000 attendees.
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Monroe
Bob Leuenberger
East Fork Recreation
Black River Falls
Bob
Lawrence Leuenberger
Route 1
Monroe High School
Larry
Robert Stuart
Keith Wainwright
Stuart
Wainwright
Wisconsin Conservation Department
Clay Sherman
Madison
Ann Faber
Milwaukee
Jim Salza
Kathy Fish
Bruce Clark
Wausau
Greg Schlifer
Wisconsin Rapids
Cub
Clare Crowley
Alice Zillmer
Eugene Lewis
Sycamore
Clete Long
Nonie Bowman
Benton
Jim Frey
Ken Gesh
Sheboygan
Joyce Johnson
Maple
Margaret Crowley
Dale Hackett
Lake Geneva
Mary Mathews
Mason City
Giants Start Speedster Jones for Packers Game
New York Giants plan to start Homer Jones at flanker against Green Bay after injuries to Del Shofner and Frank Gifford. Jones, from Texas Southern, is expected to play the entire game with Joe Morrison filling in at split end as Allie Sherman adjusts the lineup.
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Fairfield
Conn
New York Giants
Green Bay Packers
Homer Jones
Texas Southern
Bob Hayes
Giants
Green Bay
Minnesota Vikings
Jones
del Shofner
Shofner
Frank Gifford
Gifford
Allie Sherman
Joe Morrison
Aaron Paces Win In Braves Revival
Aaron Paces Braves to 9 6 win over Houston Colts with two homers and five RBIs. Hank Aaron raised season total to 20 and career to 362, moving past Joe DiMaggio into 14th on the all time list. Warren Spahn started and left after five. Bob Sadowski earned the win as Milwaukee ends a slump with a six run sixth inning.
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Milwaukee
Hank Aaron
Milwaukee Braves
Aaron
Braves
Houston Colts
Joe DiMaggio
Warren Spahn
Colts
Bob Sadowski
Wade Blasingame
Sadowski
Ken Johnson
al Spangler
Lee Maye
Spangler
Rico Carty
Frank Bolling
Walt Bond
Spahn
Carty
Denis Menke
Bolling
Felipe Alou
Claude Raymond
Johnson
Ed Mathews
Maye
Menke
Alou
Hal Woodeshick
Tony Cloninger
Dick Farrell
Change of address for Pfc David G Gerber at Fort Eustis
The Gerber family of Virginia has received notice of their son Pfc David G Gerber’s new address at Fort Eustis VA RA 16 732 772 3rd Stu Enl Co Class 23 Fort Eustis VA He enlisted in February 1962 and completed basic training at Fort Leonard Wood MO.
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Virginia
George Gerber
16Th Avenue
David G. Gerber
Fort Eustis
Stu. Enl. Co
Ft. Eustis
Pfc
Gerber
Fort Leonard Wood
Missouri
New Corn and Wheat Production Estimates Released
The Agriculture Department forecasts this year's corn for grain at 3,885,397,000 bushels and wheat at 1,285,261,000 bushels. The corn figure is down from last month’s 3,888,433,000 and well below last year’s 4,081,791,000. Wheat rises 9,957,000 from last month to 1,285,261,000, with last year at 1,137,641,000 and the five year average at 1,252,847,000.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Powless Eliminated From Casino Tournament
Wisconsin tennis coach John Powless was eliminated in the third round of the Casino Tennis Tournament in Newport Rhode Island after a 6 2 6 4 defeat by Mike Sangster of England.
Corn leaf blight appears in Wisconsin fields again
Wisconsin fields show corn leaf blight this summer, says UW agronomist Paul Hoppe. Losses may range from trace to 50 percent depending on attack severity and timing, with no local control yet while resistant varieties are developed. Farmers should report findings to their county agent.
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Wisconsin
Paul Hoppe
University of Wisconsin Agronomist
Hoppe
Florida
Help Wanted Classified Ads Offer Worker Outreach
Workforce classifieds promise to connect employers with job seekers efficiently. The plan emphasizes targeted postings, broad reach, and quick matches to fill roles across industries. Perks include straighter applicant pools and faster hiring timelines.
Johnson urges register and vote as duty of democracy
President Johnson told about 170 leaders at a White House event sponsored by the American Heritage Foundation that voting is the first duty of democracy. He noted 35 percent abstained four years ago and nearly 40 million eligible people are unregistered this year.
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Washington
President Johnson
White House
American Heritage Foundation
Johnson
Meat Import Reduction Bill Heads to Senate Conference
A bill to cut meat imports by 30 percent has gone to a Senate House conference committee. Backers, led by the livestock industry, fear the measure will stall and die in committee. The Senate approved it 72 to 15.
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Washington
Senate House Conference
Senate
House approves pension boost for veterans and widows
The House passed a bill 388 to 0 to raise war veterans and widows pensions. The measure, sent to the Senate, would add 44 million dollars this year and 111 million dollars next year, with maximum monthly increases up to 35 dollars and a veteran with three dependents and income under 1200 dollars per year could reach 110 dollars monthly.
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Washington
House
Senate
Veterans Administration
Congress OKs Food Stamp Bill for President Johnson
Congress approved the food stamp measure and sent it to President Johnson for signature after the House accepted the Senate version on Tuesday, finalizing the action.
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Washington
Congress
Johnson
House
Senate
Bill expands permanent food stamp pilot in 43 counties
The bill makes permanent a pilot program in 43 counties. Needy families receive $10 in food stamps for $6 in cash, usable at grocers for almost any food item. The plan would cost about $25 million first year, rising to $75 million, $100 million, and $200 million for future fiscal years.
Massive Sequoia Battles Fire in Sierra Foothills
In Sequoia National Forest a 200 foot redwood, struck by lightning twice, burns inside its trunk while rangers and up to 50 workers, aided by a helicopter and heavy equipment, try to save the 20 century old seed tree vital to area reforestation. The tree stands about 150 miles north of Los Angeles as a unique parent of regional redwoods.
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Porterville
Calif
Forest Rangers
Sequoia National Forest
Gene Sadler
Milo Forestry
Los Angeles
Sierra Foothills
Harry Harp
Japanese prosecution seeks eight to ten months for four men
Tokyo prosecutors demand eight to ten months in prison for four men accused of organizing the 1960 demonstration against James C. Hagerty, press secretary to former U S president Eisenhower. Dial 325 5101 for an Actaker today.
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Tokyo
James C. Hagerty
U.S
Eisenhower
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