Congress Eyes Yankees Purchase Sparks Antitrust Debate
Congress voices scrutiny over the $11.2 million Columbia Broadcasting System majority stake in the New York Yankees. House Judiciary Chair Emanuel Celler argues baseball should be fully covered by antitrust law while senators Keating and Javits urge cautious inquiry amid broadcasting and rights implications for the World Series and other games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Columbia Broadcasting System
New York Yankees
American League
Emanuel Celler
DNY
House Judiciary Committee
Celler
Judiciary Committee
Antitrust Subcommittee
Senate Antitrust and Monopoly Subcommittee
Kenneth D. Keating
Jacob K. Javits
New York
Basball
Ed Short
Chicago White Sox
CBS
National Broadcasting Co
Benefit Game Sunday For Brodhead Athlete
A Jaycee All-Star kittenball benefit for Keith Church, Brodhead athlete with a broken ankle, will be played Sunday at Legion Park starting 7:30 p.m. The 12 inning event features four All Star teams selected by slow pitch league managers. No admission. donations accepted.
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Brodhead
Keith Church
BHS Cardinal
Legion Park
Stars' Harmon Killebrew drives 41st homer in Twins win
Yesterday, Harmon Killebrew of Minnesota drove in two runs with his 41st homer and a single, taking the American League RBI lead with 92 as the Twins beat Cleveland 7-6. Bob Bolin of the Giants allowed one hit in a 3-0 victory over Milwaukee.
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Harmon Killebrew
Twins
Minnesota
Cleveland
Bob Bolin
Giants
Ed Bailey
San Francisco
Milwaukee
Cassius Clay Weds Sonji Roy Keeps Silence On Marriage
In Gary Indiana a civil ceremony tied Cassius Clay to Sonji Roy. The heavyweight champ refused to discuss the marriage or his wife, saying the action was "all right." He later said his name Muhammad Ali was given by Elijah Muhammad and is legal.
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Chicago
Cassius Marcellus Clay
Clay
Gary
Ind
Sonji Roy
Indiana
Elijah Muhammad
Muslin Sect
Packers Seek Showcase With Giants In Charity Game
Green Bay hosts New York at home in the Bishop’s Charities game as 1964 Packers try to redeem a setback from a recent exhibition. A 42,327 sellout is expected and a TV broadcast planned.
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Green Bay
Green Bay Packers
Vince Lombardi
Packers
New York Giants
Bishop’s Charities
Giants
Lombardi
St. Louis Cardinals
New Orleans
Minnesota Vikings
Y. A Tittle
Henry Schichtle
Wichita
Tiff
Baseball and Basketball Standings and Schedules Roundup
National and American league standings active through Friday with team records and games remaining. Includes upcoming games for New York Baltimore Chicago Boston Cleveland Minnesota and Los Angeles Washington plus Pittsburgh Philadelphia and Houston results and schedule notes.
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Baltimore
Chicago
New York
Los Angeles
Detroit
Minnesota
Cleveland
Boston
Washington
Kansas City
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Houston
Rent That Room Through Classified Ads in Monroe
Local classified section invites readers to rent a room through Monroe Evening Times listings. Ads feature available rooms, contact methods, and pricing cues within standard small newspaper format.
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Monroe Evening Times
Belinsky Faces Indefinite Suspension After Dyer Punch
Angels left handed pitcher Bo Belinsky is suspended indefinitely after a late night altercation with sports writer Braven Dyer. Dyer required five stitches and suffered a swollen cheek and black eye. Rigney called for Belinsky to leave town. Belinsky vows to seek his release and a hearing.
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Washington
Bo Belinsky
Los Angeles Angels
Kavo
Braven Dyer
Belinsky
The
Angeles
Los Angeles
Fred Haney
Los Angeles Times
Paul Caruso
Bill Rigney
Rigney
Dyer
Associated Press
Softball Tourney Finals Next Week at Recreation Park
The local softball tourney wraps up with a semifinal Monday night at 7 45 p m between Hubers and South Wayne after a 3 3 tie in the regular season finale. The winner faces Zwickers in the Tuesday 7 45 p m final while a misread score in the Major League title game is corrected to Studers 5 Hughes Mobile Home 1 with Dale Myers throwing a four hitter.
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Recreation Park
Hubers
South Wayne
Zwickers
Studers
Hughes
Dale Myers
Landers Lake Review Planned by Green County League
The Green County Conservation League will hold its annual outdoor dinner next Thursday at 7 p.m. at the Beckman cottage near Browntown. Clarence R. Benkett will report on the Zanders Lake expansion, Fred R. Simpson on the pheasant egg and chick program, and Norman Wood will discuss his new role as state conservation warden for Green County. Wisconsin Conservation Department officials will attend.
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Green County Conservation League
Beckman
Browntown
Zanders Lake
Clarence R. Benkett
Fred R. Simpson
Norman Wood
Green County
Wisconsin Conservation Department
Kenosha Drops Opening Game in Legion Regional
Kenosha Wisconsin fell 7-4 to Detroit in the opening round of the double elimination American Legion regional baseball tournament in Ashland Kentucky. Chuck Lange hit a two run homer for Kenosha as they faced Missouri in the next game.
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Ashland
Kenosha
Wis
American Legion
Chuck Lange
Detroit
Missouri
West Allis Loses to Gastonia in Teener Baseball
West Allis Wisconsin, previously unbeaten, loses twice in Hershey to Gastonia North Carolina which wins its second consecutive VFW Teener Baseball championship.
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West Allis
Hershey
Wis
Gastonia
N.C
Darlington and Benton Win in Pecatonica Girls Softball Tourney
Darlington outslugged Wiota 18 to 11 while Benton defeated South Wayne 14 to 13 in the Pecatonica Girls Softball League tournament. Marie Brink pitched Benton, Midge Bartels hit a two run homer, and Mary Jo Lathrop with Rose Elmer each had three hits for Darlington. Benton meets Belmont at 1 30 p m and Jondale faces Darlington at 3 p m in semi finals at Wiota.
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Darlington
Wiota
Benton
South Wayne
Pecatonica
Marie Brink
Midge Bartels
Mary Jo Lathrop
Rose Elmer
Belmont
Jonesdale
Loyola coach to run basketball clinics for U.S. troops
The U.S. Air Force chose George Ireland, Loyola University athletic director and basketball coach in Chicago, to direct basketball clinics for American service members stationed in Europe.
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Chicago
U.S. Air Force
George Ireland
Loyola University
Europe
Daniels Upsets Jones in a Madison Square Garden Bout
Billy Daniels a Brooklyn barber who filled in on 24 hours notice scored a split decision upset over top contender Doug Jones in a 10 round bout at Madison Square Garden. Jones, 187, was the aggressor but Daniels 194 1 2 pounds used length and reach to neutralize the favorite in a drab finish watched by about 4 000 boxing fans.
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New York
Billy Daniels
Brooklyn
Doug Jones
Madison Square Garden
Daniels
Jones
Cassius Clay
Teaneck
N. J
Bill
Germany
Karl Mildenberger
Julie Isaacson
Billy
Cleveland Williams
Tony Alongi
Zach Clayton
Johnny Dran
al Bert
Clay
Louisville
Alongi
Juda By Mabel E. Bauer
An itemized social page notes numerous visits, calls, and gatherings in Juda and nearby towns including Monroe, Janesville, Brodhead, and Delavan. Attendees include Mrs. Er nest Lehman, Ben Miller, Ed Kaderly, Don Deininger, Miss Mable Bauer, and many local families. The entries cover social calls, family visits, weddings, picnics, and attendance at church events and reunions.
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Royal
Ernest Lehman
Ben Miller
Ed Kaderly
Don Deininger
Chicago
Jeffrey Miller
Janesville
Heidi Trotter
Donna Zimmerman
Ernest Thommen
South Wayne
James Kingston
Roberta
Beloit
Charles Trotter
Harvey Bauman
Twin Grove
Herman Baumans
Keith Toelke
Rock Grove
Arnsmeiers
James Sharkey
Milwaukee
Ray Arnsmeier
Jeffrey
Jimmy
Russell Bauman
Roger Bauman
Monroe
WCTU
Monroe Union
Lincoln Park
Mmes
Frank Siedschlag
Harry Smith
Walter Ludwig
Jessie Pengra
Elmer Asmus
Will Meinert
Marvin Siedschlag
Mable Bauer
Arnsmeier
Recreation Park
Ivan Arnsmeier
Marion
Heidi
Scott
Roger Zimmerman
Raymond Arnsmeier
Mary
Harold Newcomer
Brodhead
Mabel Bouer
Walter Ladwig
St. Clare Hospital
Minnie Ladwig
Sam Walter
Jake Gruenewald
Juda
Miss Ommodt
Richard Brunner
East Viota Church
George Brunner
Larry Kloepping
James
Larry Jr
Emerson Jordan
Harland and
Kurt
Leland Jordan
Vernon
Loren and
Luan
Nellis Wunschell
Son
Carrie Eberle
Bernard Figi
David
Rodney
Nancy
James Miller
Blacksburg
Betty Timm
Miller
Ted Miller
Thelma Timm
Cora Wunschel
Frank Wunschel
Karl Figs
Keith Bartig
Mark Romanowski
Ripon
Vanderbilt
Walter Rkeger
Lydia Marean
William Arn
Gary
Grace Ronspier
L. S. Brown
Florence Jordan
Jerry Jordan
Ed Jordans
Ed Jordan
Jill
Jody Jordan
Steven Jordan
Phil Harter
Billy
Sylvia Grenzow
Lake Kegonsa
Scott Miller
Delores Feldt
Sharon Hanson
Blanchardville
Delavan
Tony Williams
Mazie Walter
Arnold Walter
Albany
Esther Newman
Oconomowoc
Karl Schmidt
Warren
Nebraska
Irvin
Paul Matzke
J. Aubrey Smith
Laura
Steven
Beaumont
Tex
Eldon Wehmeier
George Zimmerman
Dakota
Everett Zimmerman
Freeport
William Beightol
Shirl Zimmerman
Alice Phillips
Delafield
Merton Zimmerman
Forrest Zimmerman
East Clarno
William Norder
Erma Norder
Edith Keen
Irvin Matzke
Wesley Grenzow
Gertie Boyer
Frank Jordan
Elmer Bonspiez
Walter Reger
Local residents share visits and travels this week
Spring Grove residents report gatherings with neighbors and relatives in Woodstock Freeport Monroe Rockford New Glarus Madison. Families tour sites in Black Hills Yellowstone while others attend a funeral in Madison.
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Leon Rahn
Woodstock
Ellsworth Rosheisen
Earl Aiken
Freeport
Rockford
Wendel Kraft
Herman Pinnow
Charlie Grimm
New Glarus
Orville Gadow
Black Hills
Yellowstone National Park
Pearl Gadow
George Davis
Monroe
Alfred Zweifel
Lee Cleveland
J. P. Elmer
Herbert Mohn
Red Cross Swim Tests Planned in New Glarus
Red Cross swimming tests will start Monday and finish Wednesday in New Glarus. Make up tests for all groups are set for Monday August 24.
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Glarus
Red Cross
Lost Act Remains a Logical Mystery in Theatre Archive
A fragment from a theatre page ponders a missing act, arguing its absence upends the expected logical flow of the play. The note treats the lost segment as a puzzle inviting archival reconstruction.
Jones Seeks Fifth Straight Wisconsin Race Win
Parnelli Jones of Torrence California aims for his fifth consecutive Wisconsin State Fairgrounds triumph in a 150 mile late model stock car race. The field may exceed 40 starters with drivers including Norm Nelson Lloyd Ruby Don White Bobby Marshman A J Foyt Len Sutton Joe Leonard and Wisconsin locals in time trials led by promoter Tom Marchese.
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Milwaukee
Parnelli Jones
Torrence
Calif
Jones
Mercury
Rodger Ward
Indianapolis
Fairgrounds
Norm Nelson
Racine
Plymouth
Lloyd Ruby
Wichita Falls
Tex
Don White
Keokuk
Iowa
United States Auto Club
Bobby Marshaman
Pottstown
Vanda Hurst
A. J. Foyt
Houston
Len Sutton
Portland
Ore
Joe Leonard
San Jose
Wisconsin
Mike Pangborn
Don Sorce
Roger Regeth
West Allis
Bob Stensby
Pewaukee
Ken Pratt
Darlington
John Reimer
Caledonia
Bill Behling
Ralph Wilhelm
Tom Marchese
Record Price Set at Saratoga Yearling Sale
A chestnut Turn-To colt from stakes winner Legendra sold for 94000 at the Saratoga yearling sale, marking a record auction figure for the event in Saratoga Springs New York.
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Saratoga Springs
N. Y
Legendra
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Landers Lake
Legion
Mabel E. Bauer
Spring Grove
Mrs. Herbert Mohns
JOS. Huber Brewing CO
Monroe, Wisconsin
Mary Ann Martin
Sebastian Laeser Jr
Turner Hall
Corvair Monza Club
America
Chevrolet
Art Tiwerr
Lom
18Th Avenue
Dial
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