Phillies Rally Past Braves as Rico Carty Stars
The Philadelphia Phillies stay atop the NL standings after a 12 9 win over the Milwaukee Braves. Rookie Rico Carty led Milwaukee with 16 hits allowed by five Phil pitchers, while Jim Bunning and Frank Thomas boosted Philadelphia with key performances as they pursue the pennant.
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Baseball standings and Monday results across leagues
The American League shows Baltimore leading with 77 wins and 41 losses, followed by Chicago 71 51 and New York 72 52. Detroit sits at 65 63, Minnesota 63 62, and Cleveland 60 66. Boston 58 68, Washington 50 78, Kansas City 48 77. Monday had Minnesota 4, Chicago 3. LA at KC and other games listed for today and tomorrow.
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Krattiger throws no hitter as Rustlers win 5-0
John Krattiger of the Treuthardt Rustlers no-hit South Wayne in a Saturday exhibition at Recreation Park. He fanned 14 and walked none, leading a 5-0 victory. Gary Pickett struck out five and walked four for South Wayne, a minor league club, while the Rustlers belong to the majors.
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Packers Trade Urban Henry to Steelers in Roster Trim
Green Bay trades defensive lineman Urban Henry to Pittsburgh for a future draft pick as rosters shrink to 44 ahead of the season opener. Waivers were requested on Tom O Grady and John Baker. The moves follow a 21 7 exhibition win over the Bears and ahead of a Dallas exhibition.
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Racine Falls to Louisville in Mack Regional Final
Louisville defeats Racine 3 to 0 in Fort Wayne to win the Great Lakes regional title. Ronnie Howell earns 11 strikeouts over seven innings, as Racine is limited to four hits. Racine's Don Hott exits early due to a 12 innings rule on consecutive days after five hits allowed.
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Thomas J. Cox Named as Coach at Manawa High School
Thomas J. Cox, son of Mrs. Coyla Cox of Monroe, is named head basketball coach and cross country mentor at Manawa high school in Waupaca County. He will also teach physical education and English and departs for the new post tomorrow. A former Monroe high school athlete, Cox played varsity basketball and graduated from Whitewater State College last June.
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Wills and Giles Clash Over Balk Rule Enforcement
Maury Wills of the Dodgers accuses NL president Giles of lax balk enforcement to punish umpires and fans. Wills cites changes in umpire calling and alleges pay cuts for officials who enforced the rule, while Giles deflects and urges a written complaint with accurate facts.
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Slowpitch Meet Delayed by Rain
Opening round of the slowpitch tournament was rained out and moved one night later. The schedule shifts: games run Monday to Thursday only, with no play Friday to Sunday nights. Grace Lutheran White Haven game halted at 4 4 with three and a half innings.
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Falk of Milwaukee Dropped in Tourney
Milwaukee Falk was eliminated from the National Non-Pro Baseball Tournament in Wichita after a 13-12 loss to Kingsport Tennessee in a fourth round double elimination game. Milwaukee finished with 16 hits to Kingsport’s 20 as the decisive run scored in the bottom of the ninth on a single by Bob Thorpe. Jim Bandewettering, Jim Boldt and Paul Schramka homered for Milwaukee.
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White Sox and Cubs Lose as Twins Rally Edges Sox
Chicago teams stumble as the Minnesota Twins beat the White Sox 4 3 bolstering Baltimore’s two game edge. Al Worthington shut down an eighth inning rally to preserve the lead. The Cubs fall further in the NL standings amid a messy Monday night schedule.
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Brewers overpower Phillies in high-scoring tilt
Milwaukee stars led by Rico Carty with five straight hits including a homer and three doubles as Milwaukee beat the NL leaders Philadelphia 12-9. Bob Bruce pitched for the Colts and limited Chicago to two hits before departing with a back issue in Houston's 2-0 win over the Cubs.
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Bank Club Gains Semifinal Berth
First National Bank's softball team won 6-5 in extra innings over Whites Cafe Shullsburg led by Jerry Dwyer's home run and Dick Witt's 11 strikeouts. Other results include Mt Carroll 4-0 over Durand and Seymour 8-3 over Stockton Farmer. Semifinal pairings set for Friday with finals Saturday.
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Today in History Snapshot 1964 and Earlier
On Aug 25 dates include 1944 Paris surrendered to Allied forces with German commander capitulating. 1835 Ann Rutledge dies triggering grief for Abraham Lincoln. 1939 Britain Poland mutual assistance treaty signed. 1945 General Douglas MacArthur related events noted.
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Signing Delay of Surrender Terms Cited by Typhoons
Arthur announces surrender talks with Japan pushed to September due to typhoons. In a parallel note ten years earlier Chiang Kai shek sought aid for Yangtze flood victims. The Communist regime later admitted 1958 production figures were overstated and Vietnam crackdown saw 600 student arrests last year.
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U S Plans Small Rise in Meat Grading Fees
Washington says the Agriculture Department will raise the hourly fee for voluntary federal meat grading from 7.20 to 7.40 dollars effective August 31. The increase covers higher operation costs after Congress boosted federal worker pay. The grading service is voluntary, not a mandatory inspection.
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Wisconsin Coach Powless Wins Meadow Club Invite Match
UW tennis coach John Powless of Madison defeated Jeff Brown of Carmichael California 6 4 3 6 6 3 in the Meadow Club Invitational first round singles on Monday.
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Beckman Attends Wisconsin Resource Planning Conference
Ray L. Beckman of Green County and his wife joined the long range Resource Planning Conference in Two Rivers. Sponsored by the Wisconsin Council of Resource Development and Conservation, the event aimed to acquaint Wisconsin groups with state conservation challenges. Warren Knowles spoke on government responsibility in conservation, stressing balance amid growth and outdoor heritage. Beckman attended with his wife, linking to local farm and 4 H connections.
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New Glarus Floral Clock Opens for Visitors
The floral clock at the intersection of Highways 69 and 39 in New Glarus began operations attracting many tourists. Throughout Sunday as many as 35 people watched and up to a dozen cars lined the highway viewing the clock.
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Percolation Favored in Coffee Makers Claim
A coffee equipment maker asserts percolation as the preferred method among brewing options, highlighting its popularity and practicality for home and commercial use.
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