Slowpitch semi finals set after City Taxi win in 5 4 contest
City Taxi defeated Tom's Silo 5-4 in a tight semi final qualifier at Twin City. Tri State crushed Eagles 15-4 as semi final play begins with Taxi facing Swig gums and Pats Tap 1 meeting Phillips 66 while Tri State meets Swiss Colony in the late games.
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Kim Babler
City Taxi
Tom's Silo
Tri State
Eagles
God
Martin
Swiggums
Pats Tap
Phillips 66
Tri-State
Swiss Colony
Eams
Bame
Ehat
Dodgers and rivals clash in tense league scoreboard report
The AMERICAN LEAGUE table lists teams with records led by Detroit Boston and California, while results show Detroit 13 Boston 1 and California 7 Chicago 3. Baltimore Washington and Kansas City games noted with postponements and rain. In the NATION league, Pittsburgh San Francisco and Los Angeles lead, with Saturday results including Cincinnati 11 Pittsburgh 0 and St Louis 9 New York 6. Toronto none. Tuesday fixtures include Chicago Philadelphia Atlanta Houston and Cincinnati Los Angeles.
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California
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San Fran
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Philadelphia
St. Louis
Cincinnati
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Houston
San Francisco
Sen Feenciece
Tourney Sidelights from Alphorn and Dormans Playoff Game
Pitcher Mick Hyland of Alphorn held Dorman to few hits with pop flies as windy conditions affected play. Gene Slide starred in left field and a hot inside-the-park homer showcased Tri-State’s Fritz Lancaster. Dormans’ Tiny Holcomb plus fielding miscues and notable cautions defined an action-packed night with 170 fans watching the second game.
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Kim Babler
Mick Hyland
Alphorn
Dorman
Gene Slide
Park and Recreation Triumphs 10 to 9 in Makeup Softball Game
Park and Recreation outscored WEKZ 10 to 9 in a makeup girls softball game. Mary Kneebone led with three hits including a triple, while Rouletta Buetle added three hits for WEKZ. Box score lists Park 10 1 2 2 3 1 1 0 0 and WEKZ 9 with sparse inning details.
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Park and Recreation
WEKZ
Mary Kneebone
Park
Rouletta Buetle
WERKZ
Stouffer to gain control of Cleveland Indians through stock deal
Vernon Stouffer chairman of Stouffer Foods Corp Cleveland announces at a news conference the purchase of stock to obtain control of the Cleveland Indians baseball club.
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Cleveland
Vernon Stouffer
Stouffer Foods Corp
Cleveland Indians
Dorman Team Captures Minor League Title Over Alphorn Lounge
Dorman's defeated Alphorn Lounge 5-4 to clinch the Minor League title in a Twining Park playoff. Dorman's won the final game after beating Alphorn earlier and had split with Junction House to lead the season. Key moments included Bidlingmair's homer and Holcomb's doubles as Dormans out-hit Alphorn 7 to 8 with Hyland taking the loss and Holcomb the win.
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Dorman’s
Alphorn Lounge
Alphorn’s
Junction House
Alphorn
Twining Park
Warren Schesser
Russ Johnson
Schesser
Harry ‘Friedly
Tom Holcomb
Gayle Quinn
Dorman
Jim Bidlingmair
Gene Slinde
al Myhre
Bidlingmiar
Enzinger
Bob ‘H
Tans
Dormans
Mick Hyland
Tim Kuhns Defends State Archery Title in Fond du Lac
Tim Kuhns of Sheboygan defended his state men's amateur archery title at the State Archers Association 38th annual target contests in Fond du Lac. He totaled 2,522 grand points to win the amateur sight class, while Carole Bork of Beaver Dam claimed the defending state amateur title in the women's division with 2,342 points. Pat Skiera of Milwaukee won the non amateur sight class with a 2,582 total.
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Fond DU Lac
Sheboygan
State Archers Association
Sunda
Kuhns
Carole Bork
Bea- Dam
Pat Skiera
Milwaukee
Twin ing Park Slowpitch Lineup Schedule Tonight
Park schedule lists Swiggums versus City Taxi at 7 15 Pats Tap 1 against Philips 66 at 8 15 Tri State versus Swiss Colony at 9 15 Tonight Swiggums City Taxi Pats Tap 1 Philips 66 and Tri State Swiss Colony Tomorrow Hubers Heeren Coplien winners meet at 8 15, then 9 15 winners of those games face off Recreation Park games Browntown Agrico Bank of Juda Woodford Lena First National Truethardts Hubers Rent ads in Monroe Evening Times
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Eagles
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Times
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Firemen
Grace Lutheran
EUB
Milwaukee Cheese
Chalet
Slowpitch Capital of the World: Monroe's Rising Scene
Since 1960 Slowpitch has grown with 26 teams and 600 games. The seventh tournament underway with 14 teams eliminated as crowds rise. Historical champions listed by year and team. enthusiasm builds toward crowning a new city champ next Wednesday barring rain.
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Kim Babler
Monroe
Don Hugdahl
Eagles
Jaycees
Towenty
John Prien
Laird urges higher Wisconsin goose quota for 1966 season
Rep. Melvin R. Laird of Wisconsin calls for a 20 000 to 25 000 goose quota for the 1966 season in a letter to Interior Secretary Udall. He protests the Bureau of Sports Fisheries and Wildlife proposed 14 000 goose quota as detrimental to farmers and hunters, warning the Horicon marsh area and wider regions could face crop damage and extended hunting windows if access is restricted.
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Washington
Wisconsin
Melvin R. Laird
R-Wis
Secretary of the Interior
Stewart L. Udall
Laird
Bureau of Sports Fisheries and Wildlife
Orioles rout Washington on Robinsons two homers and three RBIs
Frank Robinson of the Orioles drove in three runs with two homers his 35th and 36th of the season and a sacrifice fly in a 6 0 victory over Washington Pitcher Denny Lemaster of the Braves scattered five hits and struck out 14 in a 7 1 win over Philadelphia
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Orioles
Washington
Denny Lemaster
Braves
Philadelphia
Jets Win Title In Girls Softball
Jets clinched the title by beating the Badgers 17 4 as Dianne Milestone and Sharon Huffman hit two home runs each. Renita Thompson went 3 for 4 with four RBIs, while Audrey Roth slugged a bases loaded triple for the Badgers. Debbie Marti and Sue Mayer helped the Spartans defeat the Cougars 13 10 with key hits and a Homer. Final standings place Jets Cougars Spartans with Jets 38 Cougars 24 Badgers 16.
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Badgers
Spartans
Cougars
Dianne Milestone
Sharon Huffman
Renita Thompson
Jet
Audrey Roth
Cindy Babler
Debbie Marti
Sue Mayer
Marcia Doherty
Nancy Norton
Kristen Kundert
Jets Cougars
Kastenmeier Seeks Changes In Goose Hunt Rules
Rep. Robert W. Kastenmeier urged Interior Secretary Stewart Udall to revise proposed geese hunting regulations affecting Horicon National Wildlife Refuge Wisconsin. He told a House subcommittee that testimony showed changes are needed and Udall will have final say on the rules proposed by the Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife.
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Interior
Stewart Udall
Horicon
Wis
Robert W. Kastenmeier
D-Wis
House
Udall
Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife
Message to wife appears on front page of Daily Olympian
Mrs Kenneth A Baker found a Viet Nam era anniversary message from her husband on the front page of the Daily Olympian. The note said love and devotion during a year of loneliness and that the tour would end in six months. It was published in the personals column after Baker could not find an anniversary card at Pleiku Air Base.
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Wash
Kenneth A. Baker
Daily Olympian
Marie
Viet Nam
Ken
Baker
Pleiku Air Base
The
Olympian
Hinsdale Oaks Polo Team Falls Short in 20-Goal Title
Illinois Oak Brook Hinsdale team aimed for a fourth straight National 20-Goal Polo crown but lost the championship to Sunny Climes of San Antonio Texas by a score of 97.
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Milwaukee
Oak Brook
Hinsdale
Sunny Climes Club
San Antonio
Tex
Jacks wins Brockton Open PBA title in exciting 40-game set
Bobby Jacks a 5 foot 8 left hander from New Orleans captured the Professional Bowlers Association Brockton Open in Brockton Massachusetts, earning 9 957 for a 40 game event worth 34 000 dollars amid gasping finishes and strong competition from local pros.
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Brockton
Mass
Bobby Jacks
New Orleans
Professional Bowlers Association
Laborers Used in Saigon as North Viet Nam Bombing Presses Supply Lines
American bombing of North Vietnam has drawn about 50,000 Red Chinese laborers to cross the river and keep road and rail supply lines operating, according to U S authorities.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
U.S
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