Haven Converts 14th Straight Slowpitch Win At Twining Park
White Haven moved to 14-0 with a 9-6 victory over Eagles No. 2 while Joe's Private Club beat Sportsmen Bar 5-4 and EUB Church defeated Milwaukee Cheese 12-9. Ken Rutsch led Joe's with two hits and the win, while Hank Grundahl earned the White Haven win and Cal Erickson starred for Milwaukee Cheese with three singles.
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White Haven
Twining Park
Joe
Sportsmen Bar
Eagles No
EUB Church
Milwaukee Cheese
Ken
Sonny) Rutsch
Rutsch
Joe’s
Dean Holcomb
Ron Heuer
Jim Lovelace
Joe Denny
Lee Fernstaedt
Tom Stine
Sportsmen
Nate Hare
Stine
Don Ingwell
Vic Ingwell
Byron Broge
Kenny Rutsch
Hank Grundahl
Alfred Kunz
Eagles
Cal Erickson
Nate Schmerse
Ken Mahlbuch
Pete Kiel
del Barrett
Rob Stamm
Herb Baumgartner
Phil Johnson
Barrett
Bob Montgomery
EUB
Baseball Standings and Tuesday Results Across the American League
The American League table shows New York leading with 78 wins and Chicago 69 as the next pack. Tuesday results include Cleveland 2 New York 1 and Chicago 10 Boston 2.
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New York
Chicago
Minnesota
Baltimore
Cleveland
Boston
Detroit
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Washington
Duston
St. Louis
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Houston
Milwaukee Pros Lead State Open In Madison Halfway
Milwaukee pros Bobby Brue and Manuel de la Torre share first place at the 43rd Wisconsin Open after two rounds at Nakoma Country Club. They carded 136 totals, three strokes ahead of Madison’s Ralph Schlicht who shot 70 to sit at 139.
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Madison
Milwaukee
Bobby Brue
Manuel de la Torre
Schlicht
Nakoma
Jackie Thomson
Waukesha
de la Torre
Thomsen
Tommy—Vecon
Rick Radder
Steve Caravello
Joe Bauer
Bauer
Caravello
Radder
Leopolds Kiwanis Win Softball Opener
Leopolds Kiwanis defeated Agrico 7 to 2 in the city softball tournament opener at Recreation Park. The winners started strong with two runs in the first inning and four more on four hits, aided by two doubles from Fred Siegenthaler and Bob Ruef.
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Leopulds
Kiwanis
Agrico
Recreation Park
Leopolds
Fred Siegenthaler
Bob Ruef
Jack Siegenthaler
Larry Leopold
Rodger Kubly
Gordy Blum
FFA Tum
Terry Ditlon
Leon Baertschi
Dick Bell
Kiwanis Club
Tom Bainbridge
Elvin Drye
Frank Friedrichs
Duane Heins
Bob Hartwig
Merlyn Clark
Clare Bildingmaier
Bragan Singing Again as Braves Beat Giants 6-1
Milwaukee Braves top San Francisco 6-1 for their fourth straight win to move within one game of the first division. Joe Torre returns from injury with a pair of walks and a hit and Eddie Mathews homers with Lee Maye to spark the rally. Hank Aaron adds a single as Bob Sadowski, in a strong start, yields only one run.
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San Francisco
Milwaukee Braves
Bobby Bragan
San Francisco Giants
Bragan
Giants
Braves
Joe Torre
Torre
Denis Menke
Eddie Mathews
Mathews
Hank Aaron
Lee Maye
Milwaukee
Bob Sadowski
Willie Mays
Ed Bailey
Tom Haller
Mays
del Cranda
Brachead Race Winners Listed at Sugar River Raceway
Last Saturday night at Sugar River Raceway 83 karts competed. Fastest qualifiers by class included Juniors Tom Wrezinski and Reg Delwiche and Adults Ken Waller and Jean Coleman. Trophy winners featured John Lilloughby, Jeff Fisher, Dave Cook, and multiple drivers across classes.
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Sugar River Raceway
Tom Wrezinski
Jeff Fisher
Reg Delwiche
Bob Severson
Charley Markly
Ernest Osberg
John Wieser
Jack Trainor
Steve Hallett
Ken Waller
Jean Coleman
Bob Showen
John Willoughby
Dave Cook
Ray Vince
J. Berger
Jerry Ruston
Monty Eilrich
Dave Mc Masters
Jim Allen
Dick Shields
Roger Thom
John Wiecer
Laerie Judd
Jim Wood
Roy Grinke
Stan Wood
Jim Ruef
Dave Watson
Ray Hensen
Jerry Hein
Roger Coleman
Population boom poses peak economic challenge
Professor Philip M. Hauser of the University of Chicago warns that the United States population will top 210 million in the 1970s, creating the greatest peacetime economic strain the country has faced.
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Madison
Philip M. Hauser
University of Chicago
Wisconsin golfers advance in national amateur championship
In Williamstown Massachusetts Carol Sorenson of Janesville and Mrs John Erickson of Madison won second round matches in the Women's National Amateur Golf Championship on Tuesday continuing Wisconsin representation in the event.
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Williamstown
Mass
Wisconsin
Carol Sorenson
Janesville
John Erickson
Madison
Meteorologists Debate Lightning’s Role in Droplet Coalescence
Some meteorologists contend lightning may aid cloud droplets to coalesce into raindrops, while others remain skeptical about its overall impact on rainfall formation.
Household Auction at 2 P.M Argyle Road Blanchardville
An auction lists a well located two story house on a nice lot in Blanchardville. Items include furniture, appliances, radios, cameras, antiques, sewing supplies, tools, lawn equipment, and more with contact Walter E. Gould or Herbert Lyngans for details or inspection.
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Argyle Road
Walter E. Gould
Herbert Lyngans
Blanchardville
Rexair
Minnesota Man Wins Regatta Yachting Title
John S. Pillsbury Jr. of Wayzata Minnesota won the Class A Inland Lakes Yacht Regatta on Lake Mendota after accumulating 2,589 points across earlier victories despite finishing eighth in the final race. Maynard Meyer of Pewaukee won the Class E title as wind limited the event to a single Tuesday race. Thomas L. Warner of Minneapolis finished second in Class A with 2,370 points.
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Madison
John S. Pillsbury Jr
Wayzata
Minn
Inland Lakes Yachting Association
Lake Mendota
Maynard Meyer
Pewaukee
Pillsbury
Thomas L. Warner
Minneapolis
Elijah Pitts Returns for Packers in Bears Exhibition
Halfback Elijah Pitts, sidelined four days earlier by a shoulder injury, was back at practice hitting hard as Green Bay prepared for the NFL exhibition with the Chicago Bears on Saturday night.
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Elijah Pitts
Green Bay
Green Bay Packers
Chicago Bears
Post Will Fight Court judgment
ATLANTA The Post plans to appeal a $10 million libel verdict awarded to Wallace Butts by a federal jury which found malice in a 1962 Georgia Alabama game story. Butts says he hopes to return to coaching and Bryant faces a separate $10 million suit by Bryant.
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Atlanta
Sana Post
University of Georgia
Wallace Butts
Post
Butts
Curtis Publishing Co
Georgia
Alabama
Paul Bear Bryant
Bryant
Bernie Moore
Frank Graham Jr
George P. Burnett
Burnett
Athletics crush Washington 9-0 as Blasingame bunt only hit
Moe Drabowsky allowed one hit in four innings and Don Blasingame’s bunt single was the lone knock in the A’s 9-0 first game win over Washington. Oakland also won the nightcap 7-5 in 14 innings. Lee Mavé batted for the Braves, who broke a 1-1 tie with five-run seventh to beat the Giants 6-1, widening their NL lead over the defending champs to 7 4 games.
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Moe Drabowsky
Athletics
Don Blasingame
Washington
A’s
Lee Mave
Braves
San Francisco
Giants
Los Angeles
Powell's first Mets start stifles Phillies in near shutout
Grover Powell, 22, earned a win in his initial start for the New York Mets as Philadelphia's eight game winning streak ended 4-0 in the opener. He battled wild first inning but escaped with a dominant performance aided by two crucial outs.
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Grover Powell
Mets
Phillies
Philadelphia
New York Mets
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia Phillies
Doupientautr
Tne
Fos
Powell
Wyalusing
Scranton
Don Demeter
Don Hoak
Kraft Cow Wins At Freeport Fair
Ronald Kraft of the Lena Winslow FFA club held the grand champion cow title at the Stephen son County Fair in Freeport. Pearl City showed the champion gilt in the swine show. Lena Winslow captured the daily school exhibit crown for the second straight year. Forreston won the sheep exhibit. Durand displaced Le Win in the beef exhibit. Runners up included Polo Orangeville Forreston Le Win in dairy and sheep.
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Ronald Kraft
Lena-Winslow Ffa Club
Freeport
Ken Neebel
Pearl City
Lena-Winslow Chapter
Forreston
Durand
le- Win
Orangeville
Le-Win
Jim Daws
LaVern Blasing
Ronny Kraft
Daryld Gahm
Darius Janssen
Randall Kuhlemeier
Gary
Doug Johnson
Jim John
Bernie Walsh
Clay May Film Life Story Soon
Louisville star Cassius Clay says a film on his life is under consideration with no title fight plans against Sonny Liston. Negotiations have broken down over money terms and timing, while Clay expects a late year bout and may face Ernie Terrell, Brian London or Tom McNeeley if arranged.
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Louisville
Sonny Liston
Cassius Clay
Clay
Liston
Bill Faversham
Philadelphia
Talk of the World
Faversham
Matshee
Ernie Terrell
Brian London
Tom McNeeley
Terrell
Ring Magazine
World Boxing Association
Platske Wins Shoot in Vandalia Grand American Trap
Ed ward Platske of Waukesha Wisconsin won the men's Class D event at Vandalia Ohio finishing 195 of 200 targets to capture the 64th Grand American Trapshoot title.
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Platske
Vandelia
Ohio
Edward Platske
Waukesha
Wis
Social security early retirement and wife benefits
Question and answer on Social Security retirements. A wife who starts benefits at 62 faces a 25 percent reduction if she begins in that month. the closer to 65 the smaller the reduction. If a person delays past 62, the monthly benefit is cut by the number of months taken before 65, and starting in 63 yields no more than starting in 62. Applications can be retroactive up to 12 months if eligible.
Huge 40 Foot Thing Spotted Off Sandy Hook
A 40 foot long jellylike creature was seen 25 miles southeast of Times Square off Sandy Hook in the Atlantic. Dr. Lionel A. Walford from the U S Fish and Wildlife Research Center notes it is an invertebrate with no bones or obvious facial features and resembles a fluid glass undulating near the surface.
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Sandy Hook
N.J
Atlantic Ocean
Lionel A. Walford
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Research Center
Walford
Times Square
Rent that room through Classified ads in Monroe
A Monroe newspaper advertises room rentals via its classified section. Listings invite tenants to contact landlords for available accommodations and terms.
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Monroe Evening Times
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Moby Dick
Champisherman
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Eldon Schraepfer
Walter Gould
J. C. Haldiman
Windy Acres
Monroe
Winslow Marketing Center
Winslow
Illinois
Gene Rebly
Hampshire
Wayne E Tnyre
Mgr
Kraft Cow
Freeport Fair
Life Story
Atlantic
Board of Public Works
21St Street
7Th Avenue
9Th Avenue
F. M. Bray
Badger Motors
Pontiac
11Th Street
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