Coplien Hurls Slowpitch Win in Open League Action
Jerry Coplien threw a three hitter to beat The Office 11-0 as Heeren and Coplien and Hubers also won. Wisconsin Liquid Feed beat Lanz Hardware 10-0 and will face Wisconsin Power and Light Tuesday. Ed Grossen led Liquid Feed with two doubles and two singles in five trips.
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Jerry Coplien
Office
Wisconsin Liquid Feed Blank Lanz Hardware
Hubers
Joe
Heeren
Coplien
Luquid Feed
Wisconsin Power and Light
Loop
Ed Grossen
Liquid Feed
Boots Butenhoff
Nate Bechtolt
Gus Martini
Ron Martini
al Martini
George May
Don Ninneman
Monk Wentz
Duane Rackow
Ken Rufer
Rackow
Jim Moe
Joe’s
Fred Huber
Herb Goecks
Paul Paulson
Bill Moon
Frank Mulligan
Moon
Huber
Skip Brennan
Dewey Vorseth
Oplien
Vern Hayes
Jerry Dwyer
Bob Rieder
Dave Stauffacher
Stauffacher
Tom Stine
Kieth Christiansen
Nate Hare
National League standings and latest results
The National League table shows Philadelphia leading with 77 wins and 49 losses. Cincinnati trails, followed by San Francisco and St. Louis as Milwaukee Pittsburgh and Los Angeles pool mid pack. Wednesday results included Philadelphia over Milwaukee and New York over Cincinnati.
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Philadelphia
Cincinnati
San Francisco
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Chicago
Houston
New York
Baltimore
Detroit
Minnesota
Cleveland
Boston
Washington
Kansas City
San Francisco Rookie Injured During Game
San Francisco third baseman Jim Hart was carried from the field on a stretcher after being struck above the right eye by a thrown ball while sliding into second base in Wednesday night action against the Dodgers. Hart, 29, did not lose consciousness and X-rays were negative but was ordered to rest for a day.
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Los Angeles
Jim Ray Hart
San Francisco
Dodgers
Los Ange
Consciouness
Hart
Bragan rotates Braves lineup in costly loss to Phillies
Milwaukee manager Bobby Bragan shuffled the lineup for a day game, benching Eddie Mathews and Lee May as Philadelphia ace Chris Short won 6-1. Short improved to 14-6 after limiting Milwaukee to six hits, while Mathews and May had homered in the previous night’s 7-5 win.
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Milwaukee
Bobby Bragan
Braves
Bragan
Chris Short
Philadelphia
Phils
Eddie Mathews
Lee May
Short
Joe Toree
Denny Menke
Mathews
Maye
Bobby Shantz
RBI
Juda High School football parents night draws 50 attendees
More than 50 parents attended the Juda High School football parents night on Tuesday. Head coach Paul Caldwell and assistants Francis Murphy and Jerry Jordan led a practice for parents, showcased new gear, and explained rules. Jerome Kaulk, superintendent, described insurance programs and answered questions. Refreshments were served.
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Juda High School
Paul Caldwell
Francis Murphy
Jerry Jordan
Caldwell
Jerome Kaulk
Hutchinson Leaves Hospital in Cincinnati
Reds manager Fred Hutchinson exits Christ Hospital Cincinnati after chest cancer treatment since August 14. General manager Bill DeWitt declined to discuss plans for his return, noting Hutchinson recently observed his 45th birthday.
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Hutch
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
Fred Hutchinson
Christ Hospital
Bill DeWitt
Hutchinson
White Sox and Cubs Breathe Easy with Wins
Chicago teams both won as the White Sox edged Minnesota 2-1 in 12 innings and the Cubs beat Houston 3-1. Marking a tense dressing room policy, players limited media access to 10 minutes after games while Lopez and Short defend openness.
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Chicago
al Lopez
Chicago White Sox
Comiskey Park
Eddie Isher
Fisher
Lopez
Eddie Short
Sox
Minnesota
Baltimore
Cleveland
Rich Rollins
Earl Battey
Don Buford
Ray Herbert
Jerry Arrigo
Twins
Cubs
Houston
Larry Jackson
Erin Banks
Ron Santo
Jim Stewart
Doug Clemens
New York Mets
Two Teams Tie For Windy Lead In Wednesday Golf
In the Windy Acres Wednesday Night League the Greatests and The Deep Freezers moved into a first place tie with 41 points. Low gross was 40 by Dick Lane and Sam Regula. low net 33 by Gary Lovell and Dale Alexander. Rogula Lane Birdies by Harmes Rogula Lane. prizes to Hardell 61 and Weissenfluh 60. Standings list Deep Freezers and Greatests tied for first. others include Swingers Birdies Sandbaggers Duraclean Rejects Mustangs.
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Windy Acres
Deep Freezers
Dick Lane
Sam Regula
Gary Lovell
Dale Alexander
Max Harmes
Sam Rogula
Lane
Bob Hardell
Werner Weissenfluh
Rogula
Steve Esser
Roy Hefty
Eiserman
Cliff Hunt
Sandbaggers
Duraclean
Rejects
Mustangs
High Finances Dull Golf Tour
Ben Hogan condemns the pro tour money system as dulling drive and incentive. He cites skewed prize distribution favoring leaders like Arnold Palmer Jack Nicklaus and Ken Venturi while other players earn well from weaker finishes. The Curling World Championship opens with 155 players from 13 nations, each earning at least $400. Nicklaus Palmer and Lema vie for leading money totals as Venturi enters as top favorite.
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Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Ken Venturi
Hogan
Oakland Hills
Nicklaus
Palmer
Tony Lema
Venturi
Narum Shuts Out Yankees 2-0 for Senators
Yesterday Narum pitched five hits allowed and blanked the New York Yankees 2-0, recording Washington’s second shutout of the season. Gus Triandos homered twice as the Phillies beat Milwaukee 6-1 to lead the National League.
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Buster Narum
Senators
New York Yankees
Washington
Gus Triandos
Phillies
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Mixed couples bowling league opens season in Lena
The Times Special reports the mixed couples bowling league will start its season Monday night at Lena Sports Lanes in Orangeville.
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Orangeville
Lena Sports Lanes
Lombardi Drives Packers With Hard 64 Mentality
West De Pere Wisconsin profile on Vince Lombardi pushing the Green Bay Packers in 1964. He cites pride and intangibles, notes Paul Hornung’s return and weight cut, and outlines a tough ground game with Hornung Moore and Taylor. Dennis Claridge shown as budding quarterback prospect.
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West DE Pere
Wis
Vince Lombardi
Chicago Bears
Lombardi
Green Bay Packers
St. Robert College
Paul Hornung
Packers
Hornung
Paul
Jim Taylor
Taylor
Moore
Bart Starr
Bears
Bart
Max McGee
Ron Kramer
Boyd Dowler
Dennis Claridge
Nebraska
Claridge
Zeke Bratkowski
Starr
Bob Skorowski
Jim Ringo
Fuzzy Thurston
Jerry Kramer
Norm Masters
Forrest Gregg
Lee Roy Caffey
Philadelphia
Earl Gros
Ringo
Dan Currie
Ray Nitschke
Dave Robinson
Willie Davis
Dave
Hawg) Hanner
Henry Jordan
Lionel Aldridge
Herb Adderly
Jesse Whittenton
Hank Gremminger
Willie Wood
Rent That Room Through Classified Ads
Local residents are offered room rental opportunities via The Monroe Evening Times classified section. Listings advertise available spaces with terms and contact details for prospective tenants seeking short or long term stays.
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Monroe Evening Times
Gouging Charged At Atlantic City
Atlantic City hosts the Democratic National Convention amid praise for beaches and boardwalk while delegates and reporters cite steep hotel prices and subpar rooms. Joyce Fadem of Los Angeles criticizes cleanliness and condition of a room as $18 a day. John Keller of Harrodsburg Kentucky says lodging for four costs $44 daily. A mix of complaints and compliments about food, beach, and boardwalk noted.
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Atlantic City
N.J
Joyce Fadem
Los Angeles
Door and Sturgeon Bay Master Plans Approved
Madison reports Gov. Reynolds approved contracts for Door County and Sturgeon Bay master plans. Door County plan costs 15 000 dollars with two thirds funded by the Housing and Home Finance Agency. Sturgeon Bay plan costs 24 515 dollars with two thirds funded by the same agency. Projects aim to complete within one year.
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Madison
Reynolds
Door County
Sturgeon Bay
Housing and Home Finance Agency
Housing and Home Financing Agency
Sorenson Enters British Women's Golf Tournament
Four time Wisconsin amateur champion Carol Sorenson of Janesville has entered the British Women's Golf Tournament from September 22 to 25. She will face Marguerite Martinez of Mexico in the first round.
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Sandwich
England
Wisconsin
Carol Sorenson
Janesville
Marguerite Martinez
Mexico
Wynoochee, Washington Records Highest US Rainfall
The article notes Wynoochee in Washington records the greatest average annual rainfall in the United States at 156 inches.
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United States
Wynoochee, Wash
Three Teams Win In Softball Action
Two softball teams forfeited victories at Recreation Park. FFA edged Hubers in the Minor League while Hughes Mcohile Home beat Eagles. On Tuesday Commercial Bank defeated First National 6 to 2 as Chuck Robertson earned the win. Jerry Van Wagenan homered to tie 2 to 2. Commercial scored four runs in the top of the sixth after First National led 2 to 0.
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Recreation Park
FFA
Hubers
Hughes Mcohile
Eagles
Commercial Bank
First National
Chuck Robertson
Jerry van Wagenan
Comercial
Help Wanted Classified Ad Brief
Help wanted notice seeks workers for unspecified positions. Ad highlights employment opportunities and hiring need in a local job market. No further details available in the readable text.
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Monroe, Wis
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New Mexico
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