Martins, Hubers Grab Leads In Slowpitch Action
Martins move to 10-3 after routing Heeren and Coplien 7 1. Kniskern and Ruge homered and doubled for Martins while Denny Hunt and Wally Dunn contributed two hits each. Eagles down Helland and Heins 5 4 as Saddwor homered and Prenti tripled. Hubers beat Joe's Private Club 8 0 behind strong pitching as Miller, Bishop and Paulson pace the offense.
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Gordon Kniskern
Martins
Heeren
Coplien
Twining Park
Eagies Ns
Helland
Heins
Hubers
Joe
Huber
Heeren Coplien
Kniskern
Gary Ruge
Denny Hunt
Wally Dunn
Ralph Hetzel
Vern Hayes
Bill Teuscher
Ron Klemm
Jerry Coplien
del Saddwo
al Prenti
Dale Davis
Eagles
Jerry Jordan
John Krattiger
Bob Wilde
Tig Kohl
Wally Miller
Les Bishop
Ken Norder
Paul Paulson
Bill Moon
Jerry Peterson
Dar Menehan
Jim Lovelace
Ken Rutsch
European Race Stars Enter Fair 200-Miler
In Indianapolis European road racing stars Jimmy Clark and Dan Gurney will drive Lotus-Fords in Milwaukee's 200 mile race at the Wisconsin State Fairgrounds next Sunday. The event has received full international sanction from the FIA opening entry to Clark and Gurney who hold FIA and USAC licenses. Clark and Gurney finished second and seventh in the Indianapolis 500 in 196? driving the same cars. The Lotus cars use Ford engines mounted in the rear and are larger versions of the successful Lotus sports car.
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Jimmy Clark
Dan Gurney
Milwaukee
Henry Banks
U.S. Auto Club
Wisconsin State Fairgrounds
Federation Internationale de ‘Lautomobile
Paris
Clark
Gurney
Costa Mesa
Calif
FIA
USAC
Lotus
Ford
Golf pioneer William H Way dies at 89 in Miami
William H. Bert Way the oldest member of the Professional Golfers Association died Sunday night in a Miami hospital. He would have turned 90 on August 28 and his body will be sent to Cleveland today for private funeral services. Dial 225-6101 for an Adtaiepr today.
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Miami
Fla
William H
Bert) Way
Professional Golfers’ Association
Cleveland
Way
Bruhn Seeks Wisconsin Quarterback for 1966
Wisconsin coach Milt Bruhn plans to pick a new starting quarterback as practice starts in September. Past leaders Ron VanderKelen and Ron Miller set the bar, with candidates Hel Brandt John Fenske and Dave Franck competing for the job. End Pat Richter remains a top concern alongside available lettermen Ron Leamad Barry Howard and Rick Reichardt.
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Madison
University of Wisconsin
Milt Bruhn
Bruhn
Ron VanderKelen
Ron Miller
VanderKelen
Wisconsin
Southern California
Tey
Hel Brandt
John Fenske
Dave Franck
Brandt
Fenske
Franck
All America
Pat Richter
Ron Le@amad
Barry Howard
Rick Reichardt
Packers Open Drills For Exhibition Game
Dallas The Green Bay Packers open drills for their Saturday night exhibition with the Dallas Cowboys. Coach Vince Lombardi led passing and running drills and goal line stands as fullback Jim Taylor, slowed by an early season knee injury, is expected to be at top speed by game time. The team arrived Sunday night after a 27 7 Miami exhibition win over the College All-Stars.
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Green Bay Packers
Dallas Cowboys
Packers
Pittsburgh Steelers
Miami
Fla
Vince Lombardi
Jim Taylor
Stars Deliver in Sox Win Over Twins and Phillies Victory
Yesterday's stars included Clinton and Boston with two homers and four RBIs in a 5-4 Red Sox win over Minnesota. Chris Short of Philadelphia earned his first win against San Francisco in four years with eight hits allowed, eight strikeouts, and one walk in a 3-1 Phillies triumph.
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Lu Clinton
Boston
Red Sox
Minnesota
Chris Short
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Phillies
Musial to retire after Sept 29 season finale
Stan Musial 42 announces retirement after 22 major league seasons with the St. Louis Cardinals. The Man spoke at Grant's Farm amid a heartfelt sendoff, plans to stay affiliated with the club and to run a restaurant and bat company. His final regular season game is September 29 in St. Louis against Cincinnati.
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Stan Musial
Cardinal Ctl
Grant
Cardinal
August A. Busch Jr
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Branch Rickey
Redbird
Stan
Musial
Cardinals
Donora
Pye
Mufial
Caras
RBI
Cincinnati
Dodgers Defeat Cards in Pony League Meet
The Dodgers beat the Cardinals 10 to 9 at Recreation Park in the Pony League tournament opener. Dodgers scored seven runs in the first inning and added one in the second and two in the fourth. Rupnow had the Dodgers lone extra hit, while Wynn Grundahl took the loss and went two for two at bat.
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Dodgers
Recreation Park
Cardinals
Wynn Grundahl
Rupnow
Yanks and Cubs Win to Reach Midget Loop Semis
The Yankees beat the Angels 5-0 at Twining Park securing a semifinal berth against the Angels. By forfeit the Cubs draw the Giants for the Minor Midget title tomorrow at 1 p.m. A one hit shutout by Fred Dearth supported by Johnny Bauman two hits and Mike Wandflu triple highlight the Yankees win. details incomplete.
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Yankees
Angels
Twining Park
Cubs
Giants
Fred Dearth
Twins
Johnny Bauman
Mike Wandflu
Ussery Nets Four Wins at Saratoga Ahead of Two Narrow Losses
Bobby Ussery rode four winners at Saratoga Springs New York on Monday and was close to a six winner day, losing by a nose in two other races.
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Saratoga Springs
N.Y
Bobby Ussery
Saratoga
Carter Salim Winner May Meet Dick Tiger
Boxing promoter Archie Litman proposes a November or December title bout between world middleweight champion Dick Tiger and the winner of the Carter Salim bout. Litman offered $25,000 for Tiger to appear in Pittsburgh. Carter and Salim fight in a nationally televised 10 round bout at the Civic Arena on September 14.
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Pittsburgh
Archie Litman
Dick Tiger
Robin Carter
Farid Salim
Litman
Tiger
Jersey Jones
Carter
Salim
Civic Arena
Spahn Ready To Face Dodgers In Milwaukee Opener
Mil waukee veteran Warren Spahn tests a sprained elbow as he starts the three game set with NL leading Los Angeles Dodgers. Spahn aims for his 14th win and a 13th 20 win season while Johnny Podres starts for the Dodgers. The series could reshuffle the pennant chase with Houston looming Friday.
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Milwaukee
Warren Spahn
Milwaukee Braves
Los Angeles Dodgers
Spahn
Bruce Brewer
Houston
Johnny Podres
Dodgers
Braves
County Stadium
Los Angeles
Sadowski
Bob Hendley
Denny Lemaster
Dodger
Don Drysdale
Bob Miller
Sandy Koufax
St. Louis Cardinals
Exploding Can Kills Pennsylvania Woman
Mrs Mildred Aron 40 mother of three was killed when a pressurized can exploded in a Willow Grove backyard incinerator. A fragment severed her jugular vein as she stood about six feet away from the device. The incident occurred Sunday.
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Willow Grove
Mildred Aron
Aron
Airman of the Month Named for Laon Wing
Airman First Class Ronald R. Corwin of Durand has been selected as outstanding airman of the month in the 66th Tactical Reconnaissance Wing at Laon Air Force Base. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Maurice D Corwin of Durand and his wife is the daughter of Mr and Mrs William A Parrish of Walled Lake Michigan.
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Ronald R. Corwin
Durand
Cadet Timm Joins AFROTC Summer Camp at Schilling AFB
Cadet David W. Timm of Brodhead participates in the Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corps summer encampment at Schilling Air Force Base Kansas. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray E. Timm and a member of the University of Wisconsin AFROTC program.
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Amore
David W. Timm
Brodhead
Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corps
Schilling Afb
Kansas
Ray E. Timm
University of Wisconsin
Baseball scoreboard shows standings and results
The table lists team standings with games back and percentages. Monday Boston defeated Minnesota 5 4. Today's games include New York at Boston Cleveland at Chicago Detroit at Kansas City and Washington at Los Angeles with several nitescheduled.
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New York
Chicago
Minnesota
Baltimore
Cleveland
Boston
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Detroit
Washington
Schedule of National League games listed
The card lists five scheduled games: Los Angeles at Milwaukee San Francisco at Cincinnati Houston at St Louis Pittsburgh at New York and Chicago at Philadelphia with two night games noted for Pittsburgh and one.
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Milwaukee
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Houston
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
New York
Pittsburen
Chicago
Philadelphia
Chicago Bu
Filwouree Philadelphia
Jackie Mueller Eliminated in U S Girls Tennis
Mequon Wis player Jackie Mueller was eliminated in the third round of the U S Girls Tennis Championships after a 6 3 6 4 defeat by second seed Stephanie Defina of Hollywood Fla.
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Jackie
Philadelphia
Jackie Mueller
Mequon
Wis
Stephanie Defina
Hollywood
Fla
National Junior Champ contest to expand in 1964
Officials announced the Jaycee sponsored meet in St. Paul will include entries from all 50 states in 1964. The 1963 six state pilot event drew about 166 000 contestants with notable performances by Jim Dearth and Terry Hayes from Monroe and a 54 11 percent shot put best set by Charles Huston of Anderson Indiana. An instructional clinic featured Bob Richards and a Champions Banquet keynote by Richards.
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St. Paul
Wisconsin
Indiana
Iowa
Minnesota
Illinois
Ohio
Jim Dearths
Terry Hayes
Monroe
Dearth
Charles Huston
Anderson
Ind
Bob Richards
Richards
Kenneth
Tug) Wilson
U.S. Olympic Committee
Frank
Little League Cage All Star Game Slated
The Little League Basketball season ends Friday with an All Star game at Recreation Park pitting the All Stars against the league champion Jets. Managers are Kim Kindschi for the All Stars and Mike McAlpine for the Jets. Keith Bur ington to officiate with players including Jets: Wally Marti Greg Marti Mike Wells Joe Miller Tom Eraser Jim Stauffacher Jim Larson Tom Wuthrich. All Stars: Bill Spring Kevin Burington Greg Oates Randy Magerick Daie Exon Steve Neuberger Stuart Grendahl Galen Kuebli.
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Recreation Park
Jets
Kim Kindschi
Mike McAlpine
Keith Burington
Wally Marti
Greg Marti
Mike Wells
Joe Miller
Tom Eraser
Jim Stauffacher
Jim Larson
Tom Wuthrich
Bill Spring
Kevin Burington
Greg Oates
Randy Magerick
Daie Exon
Steve Neuberger
Stuart Grendahl
Galen Kuebli
Monticello Social News Roundup of Visits and Travels
Local society items list weekend visits and travels across towns. Names include Mrs Rose Schilt Mrs Ida Marty Miss Frieda King Miss Ophilia Tschudy Monroe Emil Hafen and others visiting Monticello homes. Several families visit relatives in Tomah Hayward and New Glarus with college faculty and VA hospital mentions.
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Jacob Wittenwyler
Rose Schilt
Ida Marty
Frieda King
Ophilia Tschudy
Monroe
Emil Hafen
Beulah Hauser
Albany
Willis Elmer
Mary Kay
Carol Faye
Marilyn Loveland
Ruth Ann Babler
Madison
John C. Babler
Marcus Elmer
Marion
Herbert
Burcy
Ypsilanti
Mich
Fred Burgy
Burgy
Hunter College
New York City
Nancy Burgy
Lancaster
Dean Thomas
Cobb
Fred Burgys
Ira Holcomb
Danninghand
Debbie
New Glarus
Edgewater
Sawyer
Barbara
Butler
Wapakesha
Sylvia Curtis
Clyde Walker
Calumet City
Ill
Norman Rosen
Selmar Lien
Kermit Lien
Tomah
Calvin Stauffer
Woodland
Calif
Hic
Fred Stauffer
Hayward Area
Melvin Lynn
Stephanie
Eau Claire
M. E. Lynn
Cindy
Robert Holcomb Jr
David
Jimmy Wirth
St. Clare Hospital
Dick Freitag
Adaeae A Bane
Adistam
Koley
John Duerst
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