Swiggums Post Slowpitch Upset in Tournament Night
Swiggums storms to a 5th inning three run homer by Jim Van Wagenen and a 6th inning winner as they topple Swiss Colony. Ea gl es No 1 edge Martins 2 1 behind Tig Kohl three hitter. Milwaukee Cheese topples EUB 14 12 in slugfest.
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Jim van Wagenen
Swiggums
Eagles
Martins
Tig Kohl
Milwaukee Cheese
EUB No
Swiss Colony
Ernie Phillips
van Wagenen
Tom Wunschel
Larry Lancaster
Harvey Loeffel
Fran Schott
Charles Losetter
Kohl
Don Mar- Pa
Mar
Jerry Jordan
Larry Voegeli
Paul Wuetrich
Voegeli
Wuetrich
Joe McGuire
Fritzie
Chuck Anderson
Bob Dye
Duane Flannery
Eub
Milwaukee
Bob Phillips
Dave Eley
Rich Mahikuch
Fred LaRosh
Arnie Koehn
Bob Stamm
Racing Fines Hit Jones and Ward Over Yellow Light
The U S Auto Club fined Parnelli Jones of Torrance California $1100 and Rodger Ward of Indianapolis $600 for gaining position under yellow caution in the Milwaukee 200 miler. Jones also earned $13000 and Ward $6000 from the event.
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Indianapolis
U. S. Auto Club
Parnelli Jones
Torrance
Calif
Rodger Ward
Milwaukee
Jones
Ward
Colin Chapman
London
Lotus- Ford
Bob Wilke
114 Golfers Take Part In Monroe Invitational Stag
Monroe Country Club hosted the first Invitational Stag with 114 golfers. Pro James Forbes praised favorable weather and noted strong turnout and overall success of the outing hosted yesterday at the club.
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Monroe Country Club
James Forbes
Lost Act Prompts Logician’s Search in Record
A classical puzzle frames a pursuit of an elusive act described as lost. The note uses a cheeky paradox about logic and loss to tease readers into solving a riddle framed as a theatrical or legal artifact.
Young Pro Leads In Carling Event
George Archer 24, rookie pro, shot a record five under par 65 to lead the second day of the Curling World Championship Tournament at Oakland Hills. Bruce Devlin tied for second at 68 while Dick Sikes and Jackie Burke Jr. followed at 69 as big names struggle with the famous greens.
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Birmingham
Mich
Oakland Hills
George Archer
Jackie Burke Jr
Bruce Devlin
Dick Sikes
Burke
Archer
Devlin
Sikes
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Ken Venturi
Tony Lema
Palmer
Gary Player
Nicklaus
Venturi
Bank Club Gains Semifinal Berth
First National Bank of Monroe faces Warren in the Warren Invitationals semifinal tonight at 9 after Bank Club defeated Afalkey 7-3 with Dick Witt striking out seven. Dan Bahler had three hits, Bernie Milz two, and Ken Norder and Dick Boerk each doubled. Dale Meiers took the loss.
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Warren
The
Bank
Afalkey
Dick Witt
Dan Bahler
Bernie Milz
Ken Norder
Dick Boerk
Dale Meiers
Stockton
Western Newell
Freeport
Mt. Carroll
Newell
Freeport Pabst
Seymour
Cardinals call rookie QB Jack Anderson to active duty
The St. Louis Cardinals announced that Jack Anderson, a rookie quarterback from Ripon College Wisconsin, has been called to active Army duty. The move concerns the NFL team and its roster plans for the upcoming season.
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Ill
St. Louis Cardinals
National Football League
Jack Anderson
Wisconsin
Ripon College
Packers keep 12 rookies as Dallas game looms
Green Bay coach Vince Lombardi plans a thorough check of 12 rookies remaining in a squad of 44 ahead of Saturday night in Dallas at the Cotton Bowl. The Packers must trim to 40 by Sept 13 with potential cuts among offensive linemen Steve Wright John Mac Dowell and center Ken Bowman plus other hopefuls.
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Packers
Packer
Steve Wright
Alabama
John MacDowell
St. John’s
Minnesota
Ken Bowman
Wisconsin
Bob Long
University of Wichita
Dennis Claridge
Nebraska
Paul Hornung
Dwain Bean
North Texas State
Lloyd Voss
Chicago All-Stars
Chicago Bears
Doug Atkins Voss
Tom Crutcher
Texas Christian
Gene Breen
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Texas
Duke Carlisle
Washington
Tom Brown
Maryland
Doug Hart
St. Louis Cardinals
White Sox Open Series With Orioles In Baltimore Tonight
Chicago heads to Baltimore for a two night double header in a pennant chase as the Sox seek momentum after a 5-2 loss to Minnesota. J C Martin miscue sparked a ninth inning rally, with Hall and Allison scoring on a double steal.
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Orioles
Baltimore
Chicago
Chicago White Sox
Sox
Minnesota Twins
J. C. Martin
Jimmie Hall
Hoyt Wilhelm
Bob Allison
Martin
Hall
Allison
Pete Ward
Bernie Allen
Ed Fisher
Ray Herbert
Minnesota
Allen
Ward
Mudcat Grant
Tommy McCraw
Mike Hershberger
Gary Peters
Johnny Buzhardt
Wally Bunker
Steve Barber
Cubs
Wrigley Field
New York Mets
Dick Ellsworth
Jack Fisher
State Man Sparks Olympic Sail Trials Lead in Finn Class
Peter Barrett of Mequon Wisconsin finished fifth in Thursday's Finn class race but held his overall lead in the Finn Class Olympic Sailing Trials. Tom Allen of Buffalo New York won Thursday's race, the fifth in the series, and led from start to finish.
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Long Beach
Calif
Peter Barrett
Mequon
Wis
Barrett
Tom Allen
Buffalo
N.Y
Giants Trade Bring Phil King to Steelers Camp
Phil King, traded by the New York Giants to the Pittsburgh Steelers two days earlier, reported to the Steelers training camp at the University of Rhode Island on Thursday night in Kingston Rhode Island.
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Steelers
Kingston, R.I
Phil King
New York Giants
Pittsburg Steelers
University of Rhode Island
McHale Denies Meeting Over Braves Sponsorship Talk
Braves president John McHale denied knowledge of a meeting about radio and television sponsorship of Braves games in Georgia and nearby states. The denial followed claims by Burton E. Wyatt and Louisville talks with William C. Smith of Standard Oil of Kentucky. McHale and Braves board chair William Bartholomay called the report wild as attendance nears last year’s total with 18 home dates remaining.
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John McHale
Atlanta, Ga
Braves
Georgia
Early Ruby
Louisville
Courier- Journal
Burton E. Wyatt
William C. Smith
Standard Oil Co
Kentucky
Wyatt
Atlanta
Smith
Carolinas
Tennessee
McHale
Bartholomay
Giant
Horace Stoneham
Stars Pitching Fischer Fires Fifth Shutout in 13 0 rout
Milwaukee pitcher Hank Fischer blanked San Francisco for the fifth time this season in a 13-0 victory. Joe Adcock of Los Angeles homered for the 300th time, added two singles, and drove in three as the Angels defeated Kansas City 7-1.
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Hank Fischer
Milwaukee
San Francisco
Joe Adcock
Los Angeles
Angels
Kansas City
Thunderbird Classic Sets Record Prize at Westchester
The fourth annual Thunderbird Classic will offer 100000 dollars and be staged for the third straight year at Westchester Country Club in Harrison New York. Sponsors announced the event date as to be announced later.
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New York
Westchester Country Club
Harrison
N.Y
Major League Baseball Scoreboard Snapshot
Standings show Philadelphia leading with 77 wins, Cincinnati 70, and San Francisco 70. American League lists Baltimore at 77, Chicago 78, Detroit 68, and New York 72 as contenders with multiple games yet to play. Upcoming schedule includes doubleheaders and interleague matchups across cities.
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Cincinnati
San Francisco
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Chicago
Houston
New York
Baltimore
Detroit
Minnesota
Cleveland
Boston
Washington
Kansas City
Monticello Friends Visit Milwaukee Area Family
Mrs. O. D. Curtis reports weekend visits by Mrs. Thomas Saunders and others to Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wittner in Milwaukee. Mrs. Barbara Marty visited the Robert Holcomb Sr. home and called on Mrs. Sylvia Curtis. The Voegeli and Rinehardt families spent time with relatives and vacationers at Lake Wisconsin.
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Thomas Saunders
Donald
Kay Ann
Christie
Scott
Clarence Wittner
Milwaukee
Barbara Marty
Belleville
Robert Holcomb Sr
Lydia Voegeli
Elsa J. Voegeli
Oshkosh
Helen Rinehardt
Ronald Larson
Lake Wisconsin
Cronin and Owners Set Meeting Over Yankees Sale
Boston report says Cronin and owners will meet with CBS executives to discuss the New York Yankees sale amid controversy. Cronin says the gathering aims to resolve doubts on transfer validity and ensure league interests.
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American League
New York Yankees
CBS
Columbia Broadcasting System
Yankees
Topping
Cronin
Chicago
Arthur Allyn
White Sox
Ben Fiery
Joe Cronin
League
Today in History Aug 28 1964 events list
On this date 1964 Friday Aug 28 marks anniversaries from 1944 Chateau Thierry advance to reconquest, 1913 Carnegie Peace Palace dedication, 1922 Walker Cup start, 1926 Marines in Nicaragua, 1940 Port Said attack, 1946 Russian rationing extension, 1954 Attlee tours Red Chinese cities, 1959 Balmoral Castle Scottish trip, 1963 Washington rights rally.
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Andrew Carnegie
the Hague
Southampton
N. Y
U. S
Bluefields
Nicaragua
Port Said
Moscow
Russia
Labor Party
Clemente Attlee
Hong Kong
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Harold Macmillan
Scotland
Queen Elizabeth
Balmoral Castle
Washington
Monticello Youth Enlists in Marine Corps
David Legler, son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Legler, has enlisted for four years. He reports September 4 in Milwaukee and will go to Camp Pendleton California. A 1963 Monticello high school graduate, he has worked at Chalet Cheese factory.
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Monticello
David Legler
Joseph Legler
Marine Corps
Milwaukee
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Chalet
David
Monticello High School
Radar man David Siedschlag serves on USS Henderson in Far East
David A. Siedschlag a third class radar man and son of Mr and Mrs Melvin Siedschlag Route 2 serves on the destroyer USS Henderson with the Seventh Fleet in the Far East. Henderson is part of an anti submarine hunter killer group with air surface and sub surface units aimed at finding and destroying enemy subs and it is slated to visit ports in Japan and British Hong Kong.
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David A. Siedschlag
Melvin Siedschlag
Henderson
Seventh Fleet
Far East
Japan
British
Hong Kong
Airman Gerald Leahy Graduates Tech Training in Texas
Airman third class Gerald R. Leahy son of Mr and Mrs Robert J Leahy Route 1 Darlington has completed the technical training course for Air Force supply specialists at Amarillo AFB Texas He will be assigned to an Alaskan Air Command unit at Shemya Air Force Station Alaska A graduate of Queen of Apostles Seminary Madison
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Gerald R. Leahy
Robert J. Leahy
Route 1
Darlington
Amarillo Afb
Tex
Leahy
Airman Owens Arrives for Duty at Taiwan Air Station Formosa
Airman first class Michael I. Owens arrives for duty with an Air Force communications service unit at Taiwan air station Formosa. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Bill Owens of Orange Texas and previously served at Truax field Madison.
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Michael I. Owens
Diana Figi
William J. Figi
Route 1
Argyle
Air Force Communications Service
Taiwan Air Station
Formosa
Bill Owens
Orange
Tex
Truaxfield
Madison
Liston Escapes Injury In Denver Car Crash
Former heavyweight boxing champion Sonny Liston escaped injury when the car he rode in struck a parked vehicle. Liston said he was asleep during the crash. Mary D. Gowerway, 33, of Denver, driver of the car, suffered a head laceration.
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Liston
Denver
Sonny Liston
Mary D. Gowerway
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