Packers Bears Renew Rivalry In Shrine Game
The Bears and Packers meet in the 15th annual Midwest Shrine Game at County Stadium in Milwaukee before a near sellout crowd of 46 909. Key players are nursing injuries as Ed O Bradovich Ted Karras and John Johnson miss action while Jim Taylor and Tom Moore are listed for Green Bay.
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Milwaukee
George Halas
Chicago Bears
Green Bay Packers
Bears
College All-Stars
Washington Redskins
Green Bay
Vince Lombardi
Packers
St. Louis Cardinals
New York
County Stadium
Wisconsin
Shriner
Herbert Mount
Baltimore Colts
Ed O’bradovich
John Johnson
Ted Karras
Halas
O’bradovich
Karras
Johnson
Jim Taylor
Giants
Tom Moore
Baseball scoreboard shows mixed results across leagues
National League standings list Philadelphia 75 46 .620 and Cincinnati 68 54 .557 with St Louis 65 56 .537 and Milwaukee 62 58 .517 close. American results note New York 69 51 and Detroit 4 3 games with Baltimore beating Chicago 4 2 and Kansas City 3 2.
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New York
Detroit
Los Angeles
Minnesota
Boston
Cleveland
Washington
Kansas City
Baltimore
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
San Francisco
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Houston
Francisco
Card Gridders Trip Colts 30-21
St Louis Cardinals beat the Baltimore Colts 30-21 in an NFL exhibition at home. The defense pressured the Colts into 147 rushing yards while Cardinals capitalized on a blocked field goal and two interceptions to score three touchdowns and a field goal. The win lifts St Louis to 2-1 in the exhibition season. the Colts drop to 1-1.
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ST. Louis
Cardinals
Baltimore Colts
Colts
Atlanta
New York Giants
Washington Redskins
Ithaca
N. Y
Boston Patriots
New York Jets
New Brunswick
N. J
Chicago Bears
Green Bay Packers
Milwaukee
Bears
Green Bay
Minnesota Vikings
San Francisco
Salt Lake City
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Akron
Ohio
Dallas
Los Angeles
Portland
Ore
San Diego Chargers
Kansas City
Detroit
Philadelphia
Buffalo
Oakland
State Radio Network To Air UW Grid Tilts
The Wisconsin Radio Network will broadcast all University of Wisconsin football games this fall. Richard Dudley announced at the annual meeting that the network will also show the Illinois Northwestern game on an open date. Sportscasters Earl Gillespie and Mark Zelich were selected to cover the games. Dudley was reappointed managing director and other officers were re elected.
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Wisconsin Rapids
University of Wisconsin
Wisconsin Radio
Richard Dudley
T Illinois-Northwestern
Badgers
Earl Gillespie
Milwaukee
Mark Zelich
Wausau
Dudley
WSAU
Wsau TV
Foyt May Try Lotus Car in Milwaukee State Race
A. J. Foyt the Indianapolis 500 champion may drive a rear‑engine Lotus this Sunday at Milwaukee. He plans a two hour Saturday practice at State Fair Park and will decide after testing if he runs the car.
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Dayton
Ohio
A. J. Foyt
Milwaukee
Foyt
Lotus
U. S. Auto Club
State Fair Park
Haddix Keys Orioles Past White Sox in Comiskey Nailbiter
Harvey Haddix spun a shutout ninth as the Orioles beat the White Sox 4-2 at Comiskey Park to reclaim first place. Brooks Robinson and Sam Bowens homered in the fourth, sparking the Orioles ahead 2-0, while Don Buford's triple and a two-run rally in the ninth sealed the win.
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Chicago
Harvey Haddix
Hoyt Wilhelm
Baltimore Orioles
Orioles
Chicago White Sox
Comiskey Park
Sox
Brooks Robinson
Sam Bowens
Juan Pizarro
Milt Pappas
Floyd Robinson
Haddix
Gary Peters
Pizarro
al Weis
Dick Brown
Don Buford
Weis
Buford
Robinson
Pete Ward
Wilhelm
Jackie Brandt
Braves Suffer Loss To Colts
Tony Cloninger pitched brilliantly allowing two walks and six strikeouts but two fielding errors plus a long outfield hit doomed the Braves 3-2 to the Houston Colts. Cloninger took the loss to drop to 12-12 while Ken Johnson went the distance for Houston to improve to 9-2 as both starters completed the game.
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Houston
Tony Cloninger
Milwaukee Braves
Houston Colts
Cloninger
Braves
Gene Oliver
Colts
Lee Maye
Rico Carty
Colt
Ken Johnson
Johnson
Madison Golfer Wins State Senior Tourney
Madison golfer Frank Moon Molinaro won the Wisconsin Senior Match Play at Tuckaway Country Club defeating Randall Schumann in 19 holes. Both shot 74s as Molinaro finished with a 60-foot chip on the first extra hole before Schumann three putted for bogey.
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Milwaukee
Frank
Moon) Molinaro
Madison
Wisconsin
Randall Schumann
Molinaro
Schumann
Tuckaway Country Club
Orangeville Day Set For Windy Aug 30
Orangeville Day at Windy Acres will be held Sunday August 30 with a 1 p.m. tee off. Awards for low score longest drive and longest putt plus a club throwing contest. A chicken supper follows at 7 p.m. in the club house. Reservations with Pete Folgate or Gene Pinnow in Orangeville.
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Orangeville
Windy Acres
Pete Folgate
Gene Pinnow
Nation's Drouth Threatens Crops
Washington reports spreading drouth endangers crops and farm income across many states. Pasture and crops like corn sorghum soybeans cotton and sugar beets suffer while no national shortage is expected. Emergency aid and higher milk prices may follow for several regions and counties.
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Washington
Drouth
Agriculture Department
Department
Missouri
Illinois
Arkansas
Kentucky
Texas
Tennessee
Mississippi
Albany Social Roundup Highlights Several Travel and Visit Notices
Albany residents and visitors share weekend stays and travel notes. Mr and Mrs Larry Dustan and daughters Elora and Dorene visit Mrs Irene Dustan in Albany. Ewald Zwickey and daughter Sheila return from the World's Fair. Domenic Bongiorno and children spend a week in Canada.
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Larry Dustan
Elora
Dorene
Norwich
Conn
Irene Dustan
Earl Zwickey
Dustan
Navy
Wisconsin
Gordon Mauerman
Phillips
V. A. Elmer
Upper Michigan
Ewald Zwickey
Sheila
Dorsey Calvert
Sheridan
Ind
Merton Jones
Vaughn Lewis
Waukesha
Roy Webb
Lewis
Albany High School
Monticello
James Webb
Jennifer
Melrose Park
Genevieve Stiffler
Burr McNeil
Moline, Jr
Earl McCulley
Messrs
Mmes
James Ulrich
Daniel Weber
Charles Phillips
Chess set from East Germany 1960 shows workers and scientists
An East German 1960 chess set depicts the king as a worker reading an economic plan and the queen as a woman scientist. Pawns carry hammers or sickles, reflecting socialist iconography.
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East Germany
Rain Modifies Kiwanis Farmers Night Location
Rain shifts the Kiwanis Farmers night program from Youth Cabin to Turner Hall. Duane Helland returns as barbecue host. Art Peterson of the University of Wisconsin delivers a strong soil and water resource message. Moose dance tickets for Aug 29 benefit the 4-H Land Judging contest. Country Kings provide music.
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Kiwanis Farmers
Turner Hall
Duane Helland
Art Peterson
University of Wisconsin
Art
Midwest
U.S
Jack Marty
Ted Schmiedlin
Benkett
la Buch
Country Kings
Del Bert Indergand and Hartwig Seek Skinner Creek Rematch
Photogenic duo Del bert Indergand and Billy Hartwig remain fixated on arranging a rematch of the Skin ner Creek Watershed Country Club slow pitch ball game. Readers are cautioned to await actual scheduling.
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Delbert
Speed) Indergand
Billy Hartwig
Skinner Creek
Seed on Top of Grass Seedings Advised Amid Dry Weather
Authorities note poor grass seed germination in new waterways due to dry weather. They recommend scattering seed on top and covering with strawy manure if available, hoping two months until frost will aid moisture for better establishment.
Requests for Fall Layout of Contour Strips Rise
An increasing number of requests for the fall layout of contour strips are arriving at the office. If you cannot come in, please call 325-5181.
Koufax Shelved Until Monday After Elbow Swelling
Dodgers pitcher Sandy Koufax saw the elbow swelling subside on Friday night but a doctor said he will not pitch until at least Monday.
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Los Angeles
Los Angeles Dodger
Sandy Koufax
Koufax
Average investment per farm nears $50,000
The figure shows average farm investment climbing toward fifty thousand dollars per farm, roughly triple the level recorded in 1950. This rise reflects expanding capital outlays in agricultural modernization and farm operations.
Swiss and Cheddar Markets Steady Across Wisconsin
Wisconsin Cheddar and Swiss cheese prices were unchanged at assembling points and major consuming centers this week as the Agricultural Marketing Service notes a steady to slightly stronger market due to lower production, ongoing USDA purchases, and sturdy curd buying interest. Large styles ample, longhorns scarce in parts, dry central Wisconsin production down sharply, movement from production areas slow to good.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Agricultural Marketing Service
USDA
Foes Recall 1960 Stand as Renk Attacks Proxmire
Wilbur Renk, Whitewater Senate candidate, urges Sen. Proxmire to state whether he opposes Lyndon Johnson for president. Renk cites Proxmire’s 1960 remark he would not be happy with Johnson. Proxmire replies he will not back Johnson and aims to support another candidate.
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Wilbur Renk
U. S. Senate
Whitewater
William Proxmire
Wisconsin
Lyndon Johnson
Leading Blond Marilynn Smith Opens Three Ahead at Albuquerque
Marilynn Smith, the blonde pro, shot a 68 to tie the Paradise Hills course record and take a two stroke lead after round one of the $11 000 Albuquerque LPGA tourney. Sandra Haynie and Ruth Jessen followed two back with 70s.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Marilynn Smith
Paradise Hills Country Club
Miss Smith
Sandra Haynie
Ruth Jessen
Farmers plan soil testing ahead of next crop season
University of Wisconsin soil testing specialist Harold H. Hull says testing soils now yields quicker results and guides lime and fertilizer purchases. Tests cost 75 cents per sample and measure phosphorus potassium pH and organic matter. sample whole farm, avoid poor areas, and take one to four samples per acre with at least two on small fields.
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Harold H., Hull
University of Wisconsin
Hull
ASCS
Agricultural Stabilization Conservation Service
Orioles Rally To Top White Sox and Mets Dominate Cubs
Yesterday's Stars Batting Brooks Robinson and Sam Bowens drove in runs as Baltimore beat Chicago 4-2 to reclaim first place in the AL. Jack Fisher pitched seven innings of seven-hit ball as New York crushed Chicago 7-0 for a fifth straight win, tying a club record.
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Luis Aparicio
Earl Robinson
Brooks Robinson
Bowens
Haddix
Baltimore
Hank Bauer
al Lopez
Sox
Wilhelm
Bauer
Orioles
Yankees
Joe Horlen
Frank Bertaina
Bertaina
Kansas City
Cubs
Mets
New York
Chicago
Larry Jackson
Dick Kroll
Jack Fisher
Ron Santo
Sam Bowens
Chicago White Sox
Chicago Cubs
Wisconsin State University Oshkosh selects low bid for hall
The Board of Regents of State Colleges reports Fluor Brothers Construction Co of Oshkosh as the low bidder for general construction of a new residence hall at Wisconsin State University Oshkosh. Bid amount is 830 440 dollars.
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Madison
Board of Regents of State Colleges
Fluor Brothers Construction Co
Oshkosh
Wisconsin State University
Empire State Building Reaches 1250 Feet in Height
The iconic Empire State Building rises to 1250 feet, highlighting its height milestone. Construction details and surrounding context not provided.
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Empire State Building
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F. M. Bray
Albany
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Denver
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EB Farm
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AMEN
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