McDowell fires two hitter as Indians top Angels 5-0
Cleveland ace Sam McDowell struck out 13 in a complete game two hitter, boosting the Indians to a 5-0 win over the California Angels. Rocky Colavito hit a two run homer and a two run single for the Tribe. Sam McDowell tied the league high with 13 strikeouts in the win titled his first CG since May 1. Billy Short returned with a win for Baltimore, earning a 2-0 success over Minnesota. The Orioles and Tigers led their divisions as Detroit beat Kansas City in the doubleheader split. Chicago edged Boston 2-1 in 13 innings, New York beat Washington 8-6, and San Francisco topped Atlanta 9-5. St Louis beat Los Angeles 2-0, Pittsburgh defeated New York 12-0, Philadelphia shutout Chicago 7-0, and Houston beat Cincinnati 2-1 in 12 innings.
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Dick Coach
Sam McDowell
Billy Short
Short
McDowell
Cleveland
Indians
California Angels
Baltimore Orioles
Minnesota
Orioles
Rochester
Baltimore
New York Yankees
Gary Bell
Angels
Sudden Sam
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Hank Bauer
Detroit Tigers
Kansas City
Tigers
Chicago
Boston
New York
Washington
San Francisco
Atlanta
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Houston
Cincinnati
Jose Cardenal
Rick Reichardt
Rocky Colavito
Dean Chance
Twins
Gates Brown
Detroit
Dennis McLain
Gary Peters
Mike Ryan
Bob Locker
Mickey Mantle
Joe Pepitone
Yankees
Senators
Fourth of July weekend sports fill area facilities
Area communities plan ball games and other sporting events for the long weekend as parks peak with picnics and reunions. Farmers work hay and corn amid warm days while rain is hoped for soon. Jim Harke, Argyle former coach, rehabs umpiring duties and prepares for Christmas vacation news of a Monroe Kimberly return match between Cheesemakers and Papermakers scheduled for December 17. Lee Mitchell coaches Monroe and Gene Mason leads Kimberly as Papermaker coach.
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Argyle
Jim
Kimberly
Monroe
Lee Mitchell
Gene Mason
Mitchell
Baseball Standings and Results Roundup
American League standings pivot around Baltimore and Detroit with Cleveland California and others in pursuit. Friday scores include New York 8 Washington 6 and Cleveland 5 California 4 while Boston and Chicago split. National League features San Francisco and Pittsburgh atop, with multiple late results and listed today and Sunday schedules.
Regional and state baseball action dominates area sports
Four State Line Schools New Glarus Albany Belleville and Brodhead field summer baseball with New Glarus paired with Platteville for a regional tourney game set to finish regionals by July 23 and sectionals by July 30 ahead of the State Meet at West Bend August 5 6 Other notes include the all star games in St Louis college practice at Soldiers Field and the Green County Fair in Monroe plus notes on local families and coaching moves and a Houston indoor game where commissioner William Eckert praised the Astros scoreboard but offered no comment on its impact
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New Glarus
Albany
Belleville
Brodshead
Glarner Knights
Platteville
West Bend i
St. Louis
Evanston
Chicago
Soldiers Field
Green Bay Packers
Tribune Charities
Green County
Merle Monahan
Monroe
Jack Butlers
Menomonee Falls
Jack
Merle
Berlin
Bill
Green Bay
Sheboygan Redwings
Madison Mustangs
Dick Witt
Kiemm
Berlin High
Chatanooga University
Tennessee
Packers
Minnesota Vikings
Canada
Houston
Texaw
William Eckert
Astrodome
Houston Astros
Cincinnati Reds
Eckert
Little League Program Starts in New Glarus
New Glarus Times Special reports the start of a boys aged 9 to 12 Little League program at the elementary school playground. The article lists four teams with rosters and coaches including Dwight Elmer Wayne Duerst Dennis Streiff Art Elmer and multiple players such as Gregg Crapp Wayne Stolts LeRoy Rindy Robin Reuter Robin Reuter and Jim Barnard among others.
Softball Team Rosters For 1966 Summer Leagues
Kenneth Roth announces the 1966 summer softball teams for boys at New Glakus. Skumbers include Mark Wainwright as captain with players George Hartman Jon Ziltner Steve Disech Bruce Bartle Bill Brauer Allan Leonhardt Kim Kundert Gregg Wickersham Dennis Owen Dean Beckwith Mark Rupnow Pat Nevil Wynn Foster Rick Reuter Jim Habeek and Mark Richert. The Womppers roster lists Gregg Erickson captain with Mike Hoesl Brian Wierwill Mike Wainwright Rex Hoesly Randy Engen Brad Thacker Paul Vetterli Gary Bell Jeff Postler Kim Thacker Bill Henning Kent Brauer Peter Ott Jack Henning and Randy Beckwith. Magoo's Madmen led by Charles Meyer include Brian Thacker Dave Watkins Giff Hoesly Gene Disch John Lienhardt Gregg Crapp Jim Webber Alison Jon Barnard Jim Elmer Bob Elmer Mark Duerst Robin Reuter Duane Hustad and Paul Schneider. Batmen led by Karl Hofmann include Terry Roth Terry Babler Eddie Hoesly Jim Sarenich Larry Moldenhauer Bill Bigler Jay Schneider Dave Kehrli Kent Streiff Lon Rupnow John Vettern Don Kristianson Brian Zweifel Jim Lueders and Randy Duerst.
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New Glarus
Dwight Elmer
Ronald Schneider
Jim Barnard
Gregg Crapp
Bruce Kuenzi
Paul Vetterli
Randy Beckwith
Danny’ Klassy
Larry Moldenhauer
Terry ‘Hustad
Dave Senn
Jim Habeck
Jay Schneider
Brian Zweil
Paul Brand
Paul Rex Hoesly
David Ott
Dennis Kuenzi
Wayne Duerst
Clarence Kernen
Herbert Rindy
Douglas Hultine
Mike Wainwright
LeRoy Rindy
Richard Oppliger
Brian Jeglum
Merlin Buse Streiff
Wynn Foster
Seth Moore
Mike Babler
Pat Nevil
Mark Duerst
Lon Rupnow
Robert Kernen
David Schiess
Steve Hefty
Gary Bell
Scott Schneidler
Dennis Streiff
Fred Thacker
Robin Reuter
Brad Thacker
Jim Elmer
Jon Barnard
Steve Disch
Greg Wickersham
Duane Hustad
Jim Hoesly
Dan Wyttenbach
Randy Duerst
Kim Thacker
Kent Brauer
Rusty Bethke
Terry Meland
Dean Beckwith
Ale Beckwith
Stuart Streiff
Art Elmer
Stanley Rupnow
Gene Disch
Eddie Disch
Glakus
Kenneth Roth
Skumbers
Mark Wainwright
George Hartman
Jon Ziltner
Steve Disech
Bruce Bartle
Bill Brauer
Allan Leonhardt
Kim Kundert
Gregg Wickersham
Dennis Owen
Mark Rupnow
Rick Reuter
Jim Habeek
Mark Richert
Womppers
Gregg Erickson
Mike Hoesl
Brian Wierwill
Rex Hoesly
Randy Engen
Jeff Postler
Bill Henning
Peter Ott
Jack Henning
I Magoo
Charles Meyer
Brian Thacker
Dave Watkins
Giff Hoesly
John Lienhardt
Jim Webber
Alison
Bob Elmer
Robin
Reuter
Paul Schneider
Karl Hofmann
Terry Roth
Terry Babler
Eddie Hoesly
Jim Sarenich
Bill Bigler
Dave Kehrli
Kent Streiff
John Vettern
Wisconsin Open Tennis Opens With Top Seeds In State Tourney
Senior divisions begin play in Oshkosh as defending champions Bob Stuckers of Milwaukee and Wendy Whit linger of Neenah top the seedings. Junior finals were held Friday with Scott Perlstein of Glendale and Andrea Western of Bayside winning boys and girls singles titles and also sharing in doubles crowns.
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Oshkosh
Bob Stuckers
Milwaukee
Wendy Whitlinger
Neenah
Scott Perlstein
Glendale
Andrea
Western
Bayside
White Sox Win In 13 To Top Red Sox
Eddie Stanky noted his tie as Gary Peters ran for John Romano and scored on a passed ball in the 13th to lift the Chicago White Sox to a 2-1 victory over Boston. Torching its playoff push, Chicago moved one half game ahead of Minnesota.
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Eddie Stanky
Stanky
Chicago White Sox
Gary Peters
Mike R
Sox
John Romano
Bob Locker
Romano
Peters
White Sox
Minnesota Twins
Boston
Tommie Agee
Locker
Red Sox
Joel Horlen
Josef Santiago
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia
Larry Jackson
Phils
Bill Faul
Cubs
Phillies
Dick Ellsworth
Jim Bunning
Orangeville Open Golf Tournament Sets Attendance Record
The annual Orangeville Open Golf Tournament at Windy Acres drew a record turnout with 37 area entries in the blind bogey 18 hole event. Gerald Abraham won with 44 42 86, while Gene Pinnow took runner up with 54 42 87 and Harley Dinges earned first prize by winning the third place prize.
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Orangeville
Chamber of Commerce
Windy Acres
Gerald Abraham
Gene Pinnow
Harley Dinges
Donald Davis
Abe
Harry Bowen
Standard , Oil
Tom Marcum
Messing
Becker
George Shippy
Lena Pellets
William Cramer
Cramer Funeral Home
Donald da
Pirates Take First Victory In Pony League Action
Pirates pitcher Jack Murray tossed a three hitter for the first win of the season, a 4 1 victory over the Mets. Jim Stauffacher added two Pirates hits, while Curt Phillips struggled early then settled, giving up four runs on five hits.
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Jack Murray
Pirates
Mets
Curt Phillips
Phillips
Murray
Joe Ripp
Mike Moon
Jim Stauffacher
Funny Week In Slowpitch With Key Open League Showdowns
Slowpitch Open League saw Swiss Colony and Hubers suffer losses as five weeks remain in the regular season. Tri-State holds a full game lead in the Major, with Grace Lutheran second. Tom's Silo Service leads the Minor and Alphorn Lounge stars on defense in that division. A busy schedule runs Tuesday to Thursday with pivotal matchups including Hubers against Swiss Colony and Curtiss against Tom's Silo.
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John Prien
Swiss Colony
Hubers
Colony
Tri-State
Grace Lutheran
Curtiss and
Monroe Machine and Welding
Tom’s Silo Service
Tom’s
Alphorn Lounge
Pat's Tap
Firemen
Eagles
Bethel Church
Heeren-Coplien
City Taxi
Las Curtiss Machine-Welding
Tom’s Silo Eagles
EUB
Milwaukee
la Junction House
Dormans
Bethel St. John’s Eagles
Heeren
Coplien
Swiggums
TriState
Phillips 66
Today in History highlights July 2 1966 and Byrd illness
Today marks July 2 1966 with events from 1881 Garfield shot to 1946 Nazi pardon. Also notes Roosevelt at San Juan 1898 and El Alamein 1942. Includes 1960s teacher corps proposal and Byrd Sr seriously ill in Berryville Virginia.
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Associated Press
James Garfield
Charles Guiteau
Chicago
Washington
Garfield
Theodore Roosevelt
Rough Rider
San Juan
Cuba
Britain
Amelia ‘Earhart
Pacific
Eighth Army
Alrika Korps
el Alamein
Germany
Madrid
Moscow
Kremlin
China
Peking
Johnson
Berryville
U. S
Harry P. Byrd Sr
Virginia
Stars Pitching After Lead-Off Single Dominate Pirates
Woody Fryman of the Pirates retired 26 men in a row after a first inning single, completing a one hitter in Pittsburgh's 12 to 0 victory over the Mets. Mickey Mantle of the Yankees hit his fifth homer in four games and added two singles in an 8 to 6 win over Washington.
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Woody Fryman
Pirates
Pittsburg
New York Mets
Mickey Mantle
Yankees
New York
Washington
Sorenson Misses Cutoff in U.S. Women's Open Golf
Carol J Sorenson from Racine Wis shot an 85 to finish 36 holes with 168, failing to reach the cutoff for the U S Women's Open as the tournament enters its third round in Minneapolis.
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Carol J. Sorenson
Minneapolis
Carot Jean Sorenson
Racine
Wis
Softball Meet Set for Sunday July 17 at Recreation Park
Commissioner Vyonn H. Walter announced the Major League tournament will be at Recreation Park on Sunday July 17 with all games slated for 10 AM through a late evening championship at 9 PM. If rain, games shift to the following Sunday. no new innings after five minutes before finishing time. Matches include Commercial Bank versus First National Bank, Lena versus Hubers, Hughes Mobile Homes versus New Glarus, and Treuthardt’s drawing a bye, with winners advancing to 4–5:30 PM and 7–8:30 PM slots.
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Vyonn H. Walter
Recreation Park
Walter
Commercial Bank
First National Bank
Lena
Hubers
Hughes Mobile Homes
New Glarus
Treuthardts
Monroe Pony League All Stars Tourney Trip
The Monroe Pony League All Stars travel to Orfordville Monday for an eight team tournament for youths 13 and under. Monroe opens at 10 30 a m against a Beloit team with players Mark Loeffel Mike Isely Steve Hennager Frank Doherty Mike Wandfluh Jack Murray Greg Smith Bob Tertin Gary Hendrickson Curty Phillips Mike Mulligan Kim Krebs and Mike Moon on the trip.
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Monroe
Orfordville
Beloit
Mark Loeffel
Mike Isely
Steve Hennager
Frank Doherty
Mike Wandfluh
Jack Murray
Greg Smith
Bob Tertin
Gary Hendrickson
Curty Phillips
Mike Mulligan
Kim Krebs
Mike Moon
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U.S
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Monroe Evening Times
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