Slowpitch action heats Open League play at Twining Park
Eleven teams remain as Open League reaches fifth night with 49 runs for and 4 against. Heeren Coplien crushed Bethel 20 1 while Hubers beat Chalet Cheese 13 1 and Swiss Colony toppled EUB 16 2. Sunday schedule includes Tri-State Eagles Tom's Silo City Taxi and more.
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Kim Babler
Twining Park
Heeren-Coplien
Bethel
Hubers
Chalet Cheese
Swiss Colony
EUB
Tri-State
Eagles
Tom's Silo
City Taxi
Martin's
Phillips 66
Colony
Harvey Loeffel
Fran Schott
Dick Yaun
Larry Lancaster
Bob Leistikow
Loeffel
Chalet
Heeren
Jerry Bethel
Bob Stamm
Gene
Tourney Sidelights From A Bugged Scoreboard
Duke Phillips of Heeren Coplien blasted a foul ball out of fair territory while power hitter Joe Schwarzenberger drew an intentional walk to load the bases. Fred Huber and Heeren Coplien’s defense limited the rally to one run as the team posted strong fielding with two double plays. Paul Hefty of Chalet Cheese was involved in a baserunning mishap between second and third as chaos erupted for the spectators and players.
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Gary Babler
Duke Phillips
Heeren- Coplien
Joe Schwarzenberger
Fred Huber
Huber
Heeren-Coplien
Ber's
Heerin-Coplien
Paul Hefty
Windy Acres Ladies League Honors At Mixer
At Windy Acres a two ball mixer ended with prizes for low gross and best plays. Ann Pickett and Roy Hefty made outs on close plays while Bernice Kammerude and Bob Rufe won for putts and distance. Numerous players received prizes for driving, chipping, and pin proximity. Fory Ludwig excelled in left field despite weather and misthrows.
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Windy Acres
Ann Pickett
Roy
Bernice Kammerude
Bob Rufenacht
Dick Lane
Helen
John Goluan
Bill Wilde
Helen Hayes
Nana Rae Olsen
Herb Pfund
G. Wilde
Erv Pankau
Betty Aiken
John Prien
Ernst Goecks
Helen Tyler
Marian Rufenacht
Ken Mayer
C. Wuthrich
Kate Tyler
Glen Kubly
Marlen Leopold
Don Bloom
Eileen Wagner
Farewell for Charlie Dressen in Detroit service
About 200 mourners attended Mass at St. Aloysius Church for Charlie Dressen former Detroit Tigers manager who died at 67 in Henry Ford Hospital Detroit A service and burial will be held in Los Angeles with James Campbell among honorary pallbearers Father Bodary commented Dressen humorously recalling a standing score. Mets swap pitchers recall Tug McGraw. send Darrell Sutherland to Jacksonville.
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Dressen
Detroit
St. Aloysius Roman Catholic Church
Charlie Dressen
Tiger
Henry Ford Hospital
James Campbell
Americ League Club
Los Angeles
Campbell
James W. Bodary
Father Bodary
Hughes Dominate New Glarus 16-4 In Softball Action
Hughes routed New Glarus 16 to 4 at Recreation Park with Boelk and P Witt each driving a home run and multiple singles. Hughes tallied thirteen hits while New Glarus was led by B Willoughby and B Feller with two singles apiece. Forfeited game noted as First National Bank forfeited to Commercial Bank. Standings show Treuthardts Hubers 42 First National 43 New Glarus 25 Hughes 35 Commercial 17.
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Recreation Park
First National Bank
Commercial Bank
Boelk
Don Witt
Hughes
P. Witt
Ammons
B. Willoughby
B. Feller
New Glarus
Browntown
Agrico
Recreation Diamond
Bank of Juda
Woodford
Juda
Treuthardts Hubers
Commercial
Woman To Take Racing Spotlight At Rockford Dragway
Top ranked woman drag racer Shirley Shahan of Tulare California meets Billy Harris of Chicago behind a 1966 Chevelle Dynamite in best 3 of 5 match racing at Rockford Dragway Byron Illinois This event also features a Powder Puff Derby and a motorcycle wheel standing contest with timing and safety standards in place Time trials start at 9 a m and racing at 2 p m on Sunday Rockford Illinois area spotlight event with national level competitors and crowd drawing potential
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Rockford Dragway
Byron
Illinois
Irley Shahan
Tulare
Calif
Billy Harris
Chicgo
Shahan
H. L. Shahan
Rockford
Ill
Haslers Prevail In 33 1 Victory Over White Elephant
After two losses the Haslers Farmersettes crushed Joe's White Elephant 33 to 1. Dee Indergand led with four hits two homers and six RBIs, Deb Indergand a grand slam and six RBIs, Donna Indergand three hits two homers in six RBIs, Pat Sandley drove in the lone RBI. WEKZ beat the Medical Center 16 10, Montgomery Electric fell 22 21 to Park and Recreation. Barb Buehler and Chris Phillips had three hits for Recreation. Diane Isely led WEKZ with three hits and four RBIs. Pat Dearth contributed two hits two RBIs for the Center.
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Haslers Farmerettes
Joe's
White Elephant
WEKZ
Medical Center
Montgomery Electric
Park and Recreation
At Winters
Haslers
Dee Indergand
RBI
Deb Indergand
Donna Indergand
Pat Sandley
Joe
RBI Park and Recreation
Montgomery
Barb Buehler
Chris Phillips
Diane Isely
Recreation
Glenda Severson
Melody Schneeberger
Pat Dearth
National League standings and weekly results snapshot
National League teams lead with Pittsburgh at 67-59 and San Francisco 66-49 in a tight table. Chicago and Houston face suspensions and curfews amid doubleheader schedules as events unfold through Thursday and into the coming weekend.
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Ittsburgh
San Fran
Los Angeles
Philadel
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Atlanta
Houston
New York
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Los Angel Houston
San Francisco
Baltimore
Detroit
Cleveland
Minnesota
California
Washington
Kansas City
Boston
Boston routs Cleveland as Coniglaro stars
Tony Coniglaro of the Red Sox slugged his 2nd homer and added three other hits, driving in five runs and scoring three in a 13-3 Boston victory over Cleveland. Al Jackson of the Cardinals allowed eight Philly hits and produced the tie-breaking triple as St. Louis beat Philadelphia 5-1. In Tel Aviv, Pat Riley scored 32 as Kentucky surged past Warsaw 87-57 in an international basketball event.
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Tony Coniglaro
Red Sox
Boston
Cleveland
King
al Jackson
Cardinals
Philadelphia
St. Louis
International Tel Aviv
Kentucky
Pat Riley
Warsaw
Last shoot slated by Green County Law Enforcement
The third and final shoot of the Green County Law Enforcement Association will be Tuesday, Aug. 16, at Altman’s Gravel Pit. Secretary Martin Hutzel reports the details.
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Green County Law Enforcement Association
Altman
Martin Hutzel
Orangeville Softball Meet Opens with Local Teams
Orangeville hosts the Annual Athletic Association Softball tournament starting Sunday August 13 at the local diamond. Local teams Metz Standard Service Oneco Pump Shop Ed's Tavern Winslow Public Sales Service Schindler's Market join entrants from Trueharts Trucking of Judo Agrico of Clarno and three Freeport squads Dickman's Hatchery Art's Shell and Gerry's Hamburger. Quarterfinals run Aug 13 14 and 15 semifinals Aug 18 and finals Aug 20.
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Orangeville
Orangeville Athletic Association
Orangeville 4S Trueharts
Agrico
Clarno
Freeport City League
Dickman’s Hatchery
Art’s Shell
Gerri’s Hamburger
Metz Standard Service
Oneco Pump Shop
Ed’s Tavern
Winslow Public Sales Service
Schindler’s Market
Winslow Public
Co Pump Shop
Gerry's
Hamburger
Ed's Tavern
Schindler's Market
Agus ‘Truehardts
No Early Teal Season Stated in Wisconsin
MADISON The Conservation Department reminded Wisconsin duck hunters that no special early teal season will be held this fall. Reports listing the state as a site for such a season are incorrect. The Conservation Congress and the Conservation Commission, composed of sportsmen delegates from each county, have opposed the teal season. Despite blue-winged teal being raised in Wisconsin, they are not part of an early season plan.
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Wisconsin
Conservation Department
Commission
Madison
The
Conservation Congress
Conservation Commission
Sox and Giants Post Loop Wins
The White Sox beat the Twins 9-0 at Twin ing Park as Fred Ratzlaff belted a double and a grand slam. Mike Huber struck out 10 for the Sox while Dale Kubly homered for the Twins. In the nightcap the Giants upset the Pirates 5-3 as Roger Price and Bob Gordee fueled the win with a three run homer and a double respectively. Bob Silvis and Jim Connors had Pirates' only hits.
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White Sox
Twins
Twining Park
Giants
Pirates
Fred Ratzlaff
Sox
Mike Huber
Dale Kubly
Claire Schwartz
Roger Price
Bob Gordee
Bob Silvis
Jim Connors
Mike Ruge
Catcher Buddy Brooker Optioned to Portland
The Cleve and Indians optioned catcher Buddy Brooker to Portland of the Pacific Coast League to clear space for Duke Sims, recalled from the minor league club. PIN SALES STOPPED MILWAUKEE The NAACP told a youth group to halt selling pins bearing the slogan Burn Baby Burn used during the Los Angeles unrest.
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Boston
Cleveand Indians
Buddy Brooker
Portland
Duke Sims
Milwaukee
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Los
Toronto Maple Leafs Trade Eddie Shack To Victoria
The TORONTO Maple Leafs sent Eddie Shack, who tallied 26 goals last season in the NHL, to Victoria of the Western Hockey League on Thursday in a major team move.
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Toronto
Toronto Maple Leafs
Eddie Shack
National Hockey League
Victoria
Western Hockey League
Madison West Loses to Beaverdale in Little League
Madison West of Wisconsin fell 3-0 to Beaverdale of Des Moines Iowa on Thursday in the Little League Divisional Baseball tournament.
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Madison West
Joplin
Wisconsin
Beaverdale
Des Moines
Iowa
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