Firemen Finish In Second Place In Slowpitch Standings
Firemen place second in the Minor League after a 5-0 win over Crandall Oil. White Haven leads with a 14-0 season mark while Moose beat Baumgartners 10-5 and Wisconsin Liquid Feed 15-3. Brandenburg leads Firemen with three hits including a double in the night’s action.
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Firemen
Crandall, Oj. Co
White Haven
Crandall Oil Co
Moose
Baumgartners
Wisconsin
del Brandenburg
Gary Brewer
Wisconsin Liquid Feed
Liquid Feed
Nate Bechtolt
Brewer
Dick Witt
Don Witt
LeRoy Rufer
Ron Zable
Zable
Gene Lueck
Gus Martini
Genenetity
Cliff Prien
Wendell Simmons
Duane Kohl
Baumgartner
Bob Krupke
Ken Mahlberg
Jack Kundert
Krupke
Fred Grendahl
Howie Olsen
Crandall
Harlan Erfurth
Dave Jacobs
Brandenburg
Olsen
Brue Takes Four Stroke Lead In Wisconsin Open
Bobby Brue, Milwaukee pro, built a four stroke edge in the Wisconsin State Open at Nakoma CC. He fired a 66 to reach 202 after 54 holes, with Manuel de la Torre tied for second after a 70 in round three. Brue seeks a third Open title and $500 first prize.
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Madison
Milwaukee
Bobby Brue
Jue
orm—Brue
Nakoma Country Club
Brue
Manuel de la Torre
de la Torre
Slowpitch Meet To Start Monday
Joe's Private Club and Swiss Colony open the slowpitch tournament with a 7 p.m. game on Monday night. Commissioner John Prien announced schedule details for eight first week games and per game times through Thursday. Eligibility requires three league games. rainouts will be moved to the next night. the championship is set for Thursday night September 5.
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Joe’s
John Prien
Eagles No. 1
Helland
Heins
Heeren
Coplien
Hubers
Sportsmen
Martins
South Wayne
Grace Lutheran
Dormans
Chalet Cheese
Severson Construction
Power and Light
Wisconsin Liquid Feed
Lanz Hardware
Milwaukee Cheese
Moose
White Haven
EUB Church
Firemen
Crandall Oil Co
Eagles No
Baumgartners
Prien
Braves win in San Francisco to reach first division
The Milwaukee Braves defeated the San Francisco Giants 6 to 2 on Wednesday, powered by two Eddie Mathews homers. This win marks the Braves fifth straight and moves them into fifth place in the National League, one percentage point ahead of the Cincinnati Reds. The Giants slide further, having lost five straight and dropping to third, 8 1/2 games behind the Dodgers.
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San Francisco
Milwauwaukee Braves
Braves
San Francisco Giants
Eddie Mathews
Giants
Candlestick Park
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
Los Angeles
Powless and Reed Eliminated in National Doubles Tourney
Wisconsin coach John Powless and Dave Reed of Glendale California were eliminated in the National Doubles Tennis Tournament by Rafael Osuns and Antonio Palsafoer from Mexico in a three set match 6 4 5 7 6 4.
Iverson Ties For Second In Junior Chamber Golf
Don Iverson of La Crosse Wisconsin shared second place with two others, one stroke behind the leader, as the 18th International Junior Chamber of Commerce Golf Tournament entered its third round in Midland Texas.
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Midland
Tex
Don Iverson
la Crosse
Wis
Blanda Leads Oilers in Season Opener Against Chargers
George Blanda fights for starting duty as he returns for his 14th season with the Houston Oilers in a home opener versus the San Diego Chargers. Blanda sparked a 21-20 win at Boston after a 20-0 deficit, with Jacky Lee benched. NFL and AFL exhibitions roll across the weekend with multiple games and growing crowds.
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Don ‘Weiss
Associated Press
George Blanda
Houston Oilers
San Diego Chargers
Houston
Oilers
Denver Broncos
Blanda
Boston
Jacky Lee
Pop Ivy
Denver
Kansas City
Buffalo
Chicago
Green Bay
Milwaukee
Baltimore
Pittsburgh
Atlanta
Detroit
St. Louis
Omaha
Philadelphia
Washington
Charlotte
Dallas
Los Angeles
Portland
Ore
NFL
Cleveland
San Francisco
New York
Minnesota
AFL
Oakland
Dallas Texans
Chiefs
Broncs
Frank Tripucka
Gene Mingo
San Diego
Lynch Hits Record Pinch Hit Home Run for Pirates
Jerry Lynch, Pirates outfielder, cracked his 15th pinch homer to set a major league mark in a 7-6 win over the Cubs at Wrigley. The two opposite-tail homers came exactly a month apart against Lindy McDaniel, tying and then breaking the record.
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Chicago
Jerry Lynch
Pittsburgh Pirate
Wrigley Field
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh
Lynch
Cubs
Lindy McDaniel
McDaniel
Pirates
Lindy
Vorseth Captures Loop Batting Title
The Hubers team wins the Open League slowpitch title, while Duane Vorseth of Heeren and Coplien earns the batting crown with a .545 average. Final standings list Hubers 12-2, Heeren and Coplien 11-8, Martins 10-4, Eagles No. 1 9-5, and others 4-10 or worse.
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Hubers
Duane Vorseth
Heeren
Coplien
Martins
Eagles
Bar
Helland and
Heins
Joe’s
Vorseth
Gordon Kniskern
Roger Isely
del Soddy
Jerry Jordan
Helland
Hems
Rudy Rothenbuehler
Dave Kuebli
Don Hugdahl
Merlin Nenneman
Fred Huber
al Preuti
Homer Marshall
Martin’s
Jerry Dwyer
Bill Moon
Jerry Coplien
Stars Dawg Jerry Lynch hits 15th pinch-hit homer to beat Cubs
Yesterday's game saw Jerry Lynch of the Stars Dawg hit a ninth inning pinch homer, his 15th career, to lift the team past the Chicago Cubs 7-6. Don Nottebart of the Colts, who earlier in the season carried a no hitter into a run, earned his first shutout in a 10 win over Cincinnati, allowing four hits.
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Dawg
Jerry Lynch
Pirates
Chicago Cubs
Don Nottebart
Colts
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Rent that room through Classified Ads in The Monroe Evening Times
A brief notice invites readers to rent a room by placing an advertisement in The Monroe Evening Times Classified Ads section. The item highlights simple rental options and contact details for inquiries.
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Monroe Evening Times
Peewee Football Tryout Set for Orangeville
All boys 12 and under may join Peewee football with a meeting at 3 45 p m Friday August 30 in the Orangeville Methodist church basement They will try on helmets and shoulder pads and wear tennis shoes Rev Sheldon Gerarden is the contact for more information.
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Orangeville
Orangeville Methodist Church
Sheldon Gerarden
National Basketball Association to Return to TV Game of the Week
The National Basketball Association will resume the televised game of the week beginning January 2, 1964, announced by television chairman Fred Podesta.
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New York
National Basketball Association
Fred Podesta
Big Three Lead In Akron Golf Classic Start
The American Golf Classic at Firestone Country Club in Akron begins with Palmer Nicklaus and Boros favored on the 7165 yard course. Gary Player, rested since the PGA, eyes a strong run with a potential winning score near 282 as the field battles a brutal layout.
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Akron
Ohio
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Julius Boros
Firestone Country Club
Palmer
Nicklaus
Boros
Gary Player
PGA
Golfer Earns Final World Series Berth After Playoff
He shot a one under par 69 in a playoff Tuesday against Phil Rodgers and Jacky Cupit to win the last spot in the World Series of Golf. The event is set for Firestone September 7 and 8.
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Phil Rodgers
Jacky Cupit
Firestone Course
Monona Advances In Baseball Action In Wichita
Monona Wisconsin defeated Waltham Massachusetts 7 to 5 in the National Baseball Congress Tournament behind two hit relief pitcher Harlan Dallage. Dallage entered in the fifth inning earning the win as Waltham tied the score in the seventh before Rich Reichardt drove in Joe Romary for the go ahead run.
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Wichita
Kan
Monona
Wis
Waltham
Mass
National Baseball Congress
Harlan Dallage
Dallage
Wisconsin
Rich Reichardt
Joe Romary
Six Year Reserve Duty Bill Sent to President
The House sent President Kennedy a bill requiring six years of service for new recruits. Active duty would total about 18 months depending on the required training for each military specialty. Current reserve enlistment obligations vary.
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Washington
House
Kennedy
Bowers Quits Post Madison
John H. Bowers resigns as assistant attorney general after six years and a half, planning to join a Madison law firm.
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Bowers
Madison
John H. Bowers
Madison Law
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Mary
Swagaloff
Gum ST
Evansville
Ind
Monroe
Houston Oiler Club
Huber
Winnah
Kenny Lane
Muskegon
Mich
Saginaw
Paulie Arnmstead
Carlos Ortiz
Lane
Michigan
Adening
Recreation Club
Benkett’s
Valiant
Farm Loan Service Inc
Belleville
Central Cheese Factory
CT A
New Glarus
Mt. Vernon
Farm Loan Service Arrows
Massey Ferguson
Massey Harris
Ford
Farm Loan Service, Inc
Eldon Schraepfer
James H. Gordon
Fred Lienhardt
Falcon
Corvair
Valiants
Dearth Motors, Inc
17Th Ave
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