Extended Season Okayed for Ducks in Wisconsin
Wisconsin duck hunters may enjoy a 40 day season starting Oct. 3 or Oct. 10 with canvasbacks and redheads now legal. Daily bag limits remain four ducks with eight in possession, and a goose quota of 11 000 for Horicon Marsh.
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Wisconsin
State Conservation Department
Conservation Commission
U.S. Department of Interior
Horicon
Illinois
Mississippi
Palmer Grabs American Lead at Firestone Classic
Arnold Palmer fired a two under par 68 to take a one stroke lead in the American Golf Classic at Firestone Country Club Akron Ohio. Tony Lema matched par to stand two back after the first round as rain lengthened the course and a new putter aided Palmers 68 across a 7165 yard layout.
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Ohio
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Firestone Country Club
Firestone
Tony Lema
Philadelphia Eagles Sell JFK Life Program at Exhibition
The Philadelphia Eagles offer a color illustrated program detailing the life and work of John F. Kennedy for sale at the NFL exhibition game against the Detroit Lions.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Eagles
John F. Kennedy
Detroit Lions
Bull clinches Wisconsin Open with late birdie finish
Pro Steve Bull of Tripoli Golf won the 1964 Wisconsin Open by one stroke over Tommy Veech at 8 under par 276. Bull sank a six-foot birdie on 72 to seal the title on the 6,370-yard course. Ralph Schlicht took low amateur with 283, while John Hogden finished 284.
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Steve Bull
Bull
Tripoli
Tommy Veech
Menomonee Falls
Veech
Madison
Ralph
Butch’’ Schlicht
Spahn to Start Against Houston Colts
Los Angeles Milwaukee Braves left-hander Warren Spahn, 43, will return to the mound to start against the Houston Colts. He has had a poor season, with seven innings pitched this month and a record of 6-11, last winning July 9 and last appearance July 11.
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Milwaukee Braves
Warren Spahn
Spahn
Houston Colts
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Cornell Scientist Reports Test Birth Control Drug
Dr John MacLeod of Cornell University says a new birth control drug has been successfully tested on 15 volunteer prisoners at the Oklahoma Penitentiary. The male inmates were rendered infertile for at least four months.
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Okla
Cornell University
Oklahoma Penitentiary
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Tournament Slowpitch Roundup Highlights 1964 Season
After the 1964 regular slowpitch season, Hubers take offensive leads across Open Classic and Minor leagues. Leaders include Ro renbuehler with a .571 average for Swiss Colony, Moon with a 12-1 pitcher record for Hubers, and Ninneman and Martin each with two homers for Lanz Hardware. Tournaments begin next week with managers authorized to collect team batting averages and stats.
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Coplien
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Rothenbuehler
Herb Goecks
Don Hugdahl
Ken Norder
Harvey Loeffel
Bill Moon
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Lanz Hardware
South Wayne
Dormans
EUB
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Bob Abelman
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Lanz
Harold Saunders
Dave Martin
Dick Lane
Power
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Russ Johnson
Vern Brandenberg
John Reese
Roger Jackson
Ninneman
Martin
Jerry Gelbach
Chalet Cheese
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Firemen
Eagles No. II
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Baumgartners
EUB No. II
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Ron Zabel
Gene Lueck
Marty Marohl
Fitz Ackerman
Clair Levi
Buck Coplien
Roger Sullivan
Wilbert Bernet
Roger Brugger
Paul Mueller
Levi
Dave Seeholzer
Gene Hefty
Phien
Phillies Complete Sweep Beats Pirates 3-2 in NYNL Doubleheader
Yesterday's stars pitched by Mahaffey who threw his first complete game since May 27 and beat Pittsburgh 2-0 in the opener. Johnny Callison homered in the sixth to tie 1-1 and added two RBIs with a sacrifice fly in the eighth as Philadelphia won 3-2 for the doubleheader sweep and extended the NL lead to 7 games.
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Phillies
Pittsburgh
Pirates
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Philadelphia
Rent that room through Classified ads in The Monroe Evening Times
The Monroe Evening Times advertises room rentals via its classified section. Potential renters can browse listings for available rooms, prices, and locations within the newspaper’s circulation area.
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White Sox Open Operation Orioles in Comiskey Park
Chicago White Sox interrupt their pennant quest with a four game series against the Baltimore Orioles at Comiskey Park. The Sox surged to the AL lead behind a 5-0 win over the Yankees and aim to extend their five game streak as Yankees stumble in pursuit. Whitey Ford returns for New York but Chicago hitter craft washes away past dominance. Cubs also start a weekend series with the Mets in New York led by Lew Burdette against Jack Fischer.
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Comiskey Park
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Sox
Yankees
Boston
White Sox
New York
al Lopez
Lopez
Yogi Berra
Whitey Ford
Ford
Cubs
Mets
Lew Burdette
Jack Fischer
Bowhunters To Hold Field Archery Shoot
Blanchardville hosts the Southern Field Archery League championship at the Quin ten Syse farm east of town. The event draws state champions and an archer of Olympic fame. An open class offers prizes and the shoot runs all day Sunday.
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Pecatonica
Quinten Syse
Here
Weeknight Baseball Scores and Standings Snapshot
Baseball scoreboard shows Boston 4 Baltimore 3 and Chicago 5 New York 0. Kansas City 7 Cleveland 4, Los Angeles 4 Detroit 3. Nets include New York at Boston and Los Angeles at Cleveland on Thursday. National League leaders Philadelphia 74 46 and San Francisco 67 54. Cincinnati 67 54.
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Houston
End of Season for City Swim Lessons Declared by Official
Park and playground director Marty Deignan announced the season end after a successful summer. Attendance peaked with 39 689 pool visitors by Sunday while 7 286 Red Cross lessons were delivered in 41 days. Pool hours shift to 9 11 mornings 2 5 afternoons and 7 9 evenings until September 1.
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Marty Deignan
Deignan
Twin Win Boosts Phils Lead To 72
Philadelphia Phillies sweep a doubleheader over the Pittsburgh Pirates lifting their NL lead to 7 1/2 games. Art Mahaffey pitched a two hitter for a 2 0 opener win as Johnny Callison and Frank Thomas provided the offense in a 3 2 nightcap. Callison drove in all three runs and Thomas homered in the ninth. The Reds moved to second by defeating the Giants 10 7.
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Philadelphia Phillies
Pittsburg Pirates
Johnny Callison
Frank Thomas
Art Mahaffey
Callison
Phillie
Phillies
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Reds
Giants
Ward-Jones share win at Wisconsin State Fair 200 mile race
Ward and Jones shared a late model stock car victory in Milwaukee after Jones finished the 105 miles remaining in a 964 Mercury. The car started by Ward crashed and Jones steering won, with Emil Andres declaring the duo would share the win for final credit. The event set a 200 mile track record at 94.189 mph and paid $2,721.
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Parnelli Jones
Rodger Ward
Ward
Indianapolis
Jones
Torrance
Calif
United States Auto Club
USAC
Emil Andres
Tinley Park
Iil
Andres
Norm Nelson
Racine
Ward-Jones
Jones Wins Sixth Straight Stock Car Victory at Fair Grounds
The event drew 17 942 fans and paid out 14 100 dollars. promoter Tom Marchese hailed Jones as the winner, noting the California driver clinched his sixth consecutive stock car triumph on the one mile paved fair grounds track.
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Fairgrounds
Tom Marchese
USAC
California
Olympic torch carrier Jesse Owens to lead runners
Jesse Owens, famed 1936 hero, will lead 3 500 runners carrying the Olympic torch from New York to Los Angeles. The fund raising drive aims to raise 1 000 000 dollars for the U S team. The marathon starts 10 a m EST Tuesday September 1 and runs through September 26.
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New York
Jesse Owens
Los Angeles
United States
Thirty six golfers enter Monroe club championship
Thirty six golfers have entered the club championship tournament at Monroe Country Club. The qualifying round is set for Sunday and the championship will be held on Labor Day. Pro James Forbes reports that entries for the first club invitational stag day to be held Thursday are satisfactory. Entries for the event will close tomorrow.
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Monroe Country Club
James Forbes
Coan ruled ineligible by AFL for Chiefs season
Bert Coan is ineligible to play for the Kansas City Chiefs this year after walking out of training camp on July 29. He was placed on the reserve list and removed from the club roster for the season by AFL officials.
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American Football League
Bert Coan
Kansas City Chiefs
Kansas
Chiefs
Over the Counter Listings Guide From Monroe Office
A passage explains that over the counter listings show bid and ask ranges at the time of compilation supplied by the Monroe office. It notes these figures reflect securities sale and purchase ranges recorded for reference in the period.
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