Classic League Teams Still Tied
The slow pitch Classic League remained tied as Lanz Hardware and Wisconsin Liquid Feed posted wins at Twining Park. Both sit 9-4, level with Wisconsin Power and Light, also 9-4, after last nights Action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lanz Hardware
Wisconsin Liquid Feed
Twining Park
Wisconsin Power and Light
South Wayne
Grace Lutheran
Severson Construction Co
Timseeee Meen FE Liquid Feed
Ed Grossen
Forrest Ladwig
Buddy May
Gus Martini
Cletus Bainbridge
Jim McKeon
Duane Rackow
Lanz
Paul Schneider
Daren Friedrichs
James Plymire
Pete Riphahn
Severson
Dick Carroll
Harry Friedly
Gary Quinn
Bud Donovan
Dormans
Vic Severson
Fred Blanc
Coaches Named For Area School
Blanchardville high school appoints two new coaches. Dick Martin will coach basketball and teach physical education and a senior speech class. Bill McCormick becomes head football coach after teaching in Marion and Westby and earning a Platteville State College degree.
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Blanchardville
Blanchardville High School
Dick Martin
Bill McCormick
Martin
Mineral Point ‘High School
Platteville State College
Sparta
McCormick
Marion
Westby
Madison Regatta Week Attracts Boating Enthusiasts
Madison hosts a weekend regatta week drawing boating enthusiasts from across the country. Sunday features a ski thrill show canoe and log rolling events and a lighted boat parade. Monday starts racing with Intanda Lakes Yachting Association championships and over 200 competitors across four classes. Midwest Powerboat Association Regional Championship joins with five outboard classes for the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Capitol City
Intanda Lakes Yachting Association
Midwest Powerboat Association
Kenosha Loses 9-1 in Region 5 Baseball Play
Kenosha Wisconsin falls to Evansville Indiana 9 to 1 in the American Legion Region 5 double elimination tournament in Lima Ohio on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenosha
Lima
Ohio
Wis
Evansville
Ind
American Legion
Speedy Scot Still Favorite as Glidden Hanover Emerges
Yonkers highlighted Speedy Scot as the top choice for the August Hambletonian while Glidden Hanover rose as a rival by winning the Springfield Review Futurity. Glidden Hanover clocked 1 59 2 5 for two heats, defeating Cheer Honey who was second in the second heat. Speedy Scot won Yonkers Futurity in 2 03 3 5 on a half mile track despite an early break, securing the 75 320 purse as the crowd of 26 153 watched.
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Yonkers
N.Y
Speedy Scot
DuQuoin
Ill
Glidden Hanover
Yonkers Raceway
Springfield
K. D. Owens
R. D. Ricketts
Houston
Tex
Cheer Honey
Donner
DuQuoin Oval
Walters
Speedy Scots
Vernon Downs
Spéedy Scot
Walid Hanover
Florus
Diggs Dell
Diggs del
Johnny Patterson
Baseball Standings and Results Roundup
National League and American League standings shown with teams and records. Thursday results include New York 10 Boston 2 and Detroit 11 Kansas City 1. Saturday schedules feature key matchups and multiple league games across cities.
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New York
Gchicass
Minnesota
Baltimore
Cleveland
Boston
Los Angeles
Detroit
Kansas City
Washington
Dailylore
CNS
Chicago
San Francisco
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Palagetonia
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Houston
Philadelphia
Coaches Parents Meet At Blanchardville School
Thirty seven football candidates and about fifty parents attended a Blanchardville high School meeting. Coaches explained physical exams WIAA insurance training rules and parental cooperation in enforcement, and praised the school equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanchardville
Blanchardville High School
Star Batting Highlights as Yankees topple Boston 10-2
John Blanchard of the Yankees slammed a grand slam and added a two run shot as AL leaders routed Boston 10-2. Ron Perranoski of the Dodgers pitched 3 2/3 innings allowing one hit in relief as the NL leaders beat Milwaukee 7-5. Dial 325-5101 for an Adtaker today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Blanchard
Yankees
Boston
Ron Perranoski
Dodgers
Milwaukee
Girls Teams Post softball Victories
Montgomery Electric improved to 8-0 with a 16-10 win over Freeport Independ ents while Orangeville, at 6-2, routed Monroe Business Women 48-3. Karen Rothenbuehler homered and doubled for Montgomery. Althea Ringhauser also homered. Lynn Kubly earned the win. Buscher took the loss for Freeport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery Electric
Freeport Independents
Orangeville
Monroe Business Women
Recreation Park
Karen Rothenbuehler
Althea Ringhauser
Lou Ann Prien
Meee Nowene
Freeport
Marlene Welch
Lynn Kubly
Buscher
Monroe
Nancy Barker
Marlene Kehler
Joleen Moyer
Jéan Monte
Lindsay
Sipple
Jean Monte
Bergmann
White Sox Win Pony League Title Over Dodgers
The White Sox defeated the Dodgers 10 to 7 at Recreation Park to claim the Pony League championship. Ed Holcomb Daryl Wilde and Duane McKinnis doubled to spark the rally as Holcomb and Ruch led with three and three hits respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Sox
Dodgers
Recreation Park
Ed Holcomb
Daryl Wilde
Duane MecKinnis
Holcomb
Terry Blum
Gary Ruch
Randy Roderick
David Wartenweiler
Area Archers Attend River Falls Convention
Six from here will attend the State Archery Tournament at Black River Falls this weekend. Lawrence F. Marty went there yesterday and Reynold Zeller Fritz and Dan Benkert, Bob Woodruff and Bob Wittenwyler left this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Black River Falls
Lawrence F. Marty
Reynold Zeller
Fritz
Dan Benkert
Bob Woodruff
Bob Wittenwyler
Parnelli Jones Wins Wisconsin State Fair 200-Miler
Parnelli Jones of Torrence California captures back to back stock car victories by winning the 200 mile race at the Wisconsin State Fair track in record pace. He leads from start to finish, breaking track speed records with 93.75 mph for the distance. Don White, Whitey Gerken and A J Foyt follow, as 16 016 fans watch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Parnelli Jones
Jones
Torrence
Calif
Mercury
Don White
Keokuk
Iowa
Whitey Gerken
Franklin Park
A.J. Foyt
Houston
Tex
White
Gerken
Foyt
Racine
Norm Nelson
Defending Champions Return for Wisconsin State Open Start
Defending champions from last year will compete as the Wisconsin State Open Golf Tour begins at Nakoma Country Club in Madison. A field of 171 players runs the event through Thursday with pro Tom Veech and amateur Walter Atwood back from 1962. Prize money includes $200 for third in the pro division, with top amateurs receiving merchandise awards.
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Madison
Nakoma Country Club
Tom Veech
Milwaukee
Walter Atwood
Ron
Gour
Butts Denies Game-Rigging Charges Says Truth
ATLANTA Wally Butts former Georgia football coach closed his $10 million libel suit declaring he told the truth denying game rigging charges by a national magazine. Closing arguments by Treys DeLan proceed as jury trial set for Monday after weekend recess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Wally Butts
Georgia
Attor Treys DeLan
Wittie
Butts
Bragan Sees Braves Having Say In Pennant Race
Milwaukee manager Bobby Bragan said the Braves will have a big voice in who wins the pennant after a 7-5 loss to the Dodgers. Milwaukee trails leaders Los Angeles by three games with three West Coast games left against the Dodgers and Giants. Bragan noted Dodgers show tension and mound meetings as the season tightens.
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Bragan
Braves
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Braves
Bobby Bragan
Los Angeles Dodgers
West
Dodgers
San Francisco Giants
Bosanny Paces Orioles to Midget Major Title
Jim Bosanny starred for the Orioles in a 6-1 win over the Yankees to capture the Midget Major League tournament. He fanned eight and had three hits including two doubles, with Mike Penniston adding two hits. Fred Dearth took the loss as Baltimore completed the season 8-2 after also claiming the regular-season title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Bosanny
Orioles
Yankees
Bosanny
Mike Penniston
Fred Dearth
UW Scientist Jerome Hirschman Found Dead Near North Pole
The body of Jerome Hirschman a 39 year old University of Wisconsin scientist was recovered from a floating ice island scientific outpost at the North Pole. A plane with an aerial retrieving apparatus recovered the body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairbanks
Alaska
Jerome Hirschman
University of Wisconsin
North Pole
Belleville Weekend Picnic Features Baseball Games and Fireworks
Belleville hosts a community picnic at Bellevue Lake Park with a chicken barbecue on Sunday. A New Glarus Old Timers vs Belleville Old Timers softball game is at 8 p.m. Saturday, followed by a Belleville All-Star vs Swiss Lanes game. Elmer's Music Makers perform at 9 p.m. Saturday. Sunday includes a 11:30 a.m. barbecue, Belleville Twirlerettes performances, Home Talent league baseball vs Viota, a water show by the boat club, an aerial water fight by area fire departments, and rides, concessions, and refreshments.
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Belleville
Bellevue Lake
Glarus Old
Elmer’s Music Makers
Viota
Boat Club
Brooklyn
Monticello
Oregon
Verona
New Glarus
Bays Polish Offense For Cowboys Game
Green Bay Packers prepared for the Saturday exhibition with the Dallas Cowboys at the Cotton Bowl. The team practiced offense after favorable weather allowed solid drills and hot conditions earlier in the week. The crowd may reach 60,000 as Green Bay aims to tighten its offense.
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Dallas
Green Bay Packers
Dallas Cowboys
Packers
Green Bay
Nevada Test Site Conducts Low Yield Nuclear Test
The Atomic Energy Commission announced a low yield underground nuclear test was conducted Thursday at the Nevada test site. The test followed standard procedures and data collection to assess underground containment and yield results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
Nevada
Wisconsin State Fair 4-H and FFA Herdsmen Honored
Green County 4-H and FFA members earned praise for their hard work at the Wisconsin State Fair. Two boys stayed awake each night with the dairy herd, demonstrating dedication and commitment to the dairy exhibits.
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Green County 4-H
FFA
State Fair Success Noted by Young People
The piece hints at socializing during the State Fair with a line about a son telling his dad he will visit friends. The readable section also includes garbled text that references several places and names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belmont
Hollandale
West Allis
Tamancrifin
Waleranth
Rae
Lee
Green County Dairy Show Tops with Colorful Ribbon Count
Green County earned 14 blue ribbons seven red seven white and three pink dairy animal ribbons at the fair. Jane Huffman won three blue ribbons on three animals. Other blue winners included William Deininger Ron Syse Andy Oliver Patsy Salesman Dick Oliver Judd Nelson David Deininger George Wegmueller Dean Nelson and Barbara Wegmueller. George Gramling attended the State Fair with Manitowoc County exhibit.
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Green County
Jane Huffman
William Deininger
Ron Syse
Andy Oliver
Patsy Salesman
Dick Oliver
Judd Nelson
David Deininger
George Wegmueller
Dean Nelson
Barbara Wegmueller
Ribbons From State Fair On Exhibit At Local Bank
All ribbons won on livestock at the State Fair are on display at the Commercial and Savings Bank in Monroe, inviting visitors to view the prize evidence of the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Riverside
California
Ford
Chevrolet
Commercial and Savings Bank
Monroe
Holstein Trip Award 4-H FFA Youth
The Holstein Friesian Association of Wisconsin offers an expenses paid trip to select boys this fall. Applicants must be 14 to 21, a 4-H or FFA member, with a project animal that was the first registered Holstein female in a grade herd. Entry may involve prior purchases or multiple registered Holsteins. Notify the County Extension Office by September 1.
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Holstein Friesian Association of Wisconsin
FFA
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Feed
Area
Roger Bright
Polka
Nee Grace Zimmerman
Turner Hall
BY Jimmy Hatlo
Snonclass
Hambletonian
Dodge
Monroe Lbr. & Fuel Co
River Falls
Nakoma Club
Freddie Elmer
Hal, Bud and
John
Baumgartner’s Grove
Glarus
Monroe Swiss Club
Cowboys
Valiant
A Motoas Corporation
17Th Avenue
Dearth Motors, Inc
Down To
George Gramling
Manitowoc County
Regal
Middlewestern
Eer
Wace Igi
Monroe, Wis
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