Swiggums and HC Win Slowpitch On Homer by Davis
Duane Davis of Eagles No 1 belted an inside the park homer driving in two in the sixth as Swiggums beat Eagles No 1 5 4 in a one run game. Heeren Coplien edged Martins 6 5 led by Vern Hayes and Ron Kiemm with two hits apiece.
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Duane Davis
Eagles
Swiggum
Hayes
Klemm
Bill Tuescher
Jerry Coplien
Dick Yaun
Martin
Roger Kubly
Don Martin
Jerry Dwyer
Preeti
Davis
Treuthardt Rustlers Top Commercial Bank 4-3 in Softball
Treuthardt Rustlers defeated Commercial Bank 4 to 3 at Recreation Park in a single softball game. Hans Jaeggi had a triple and single, Garry Goecks added two infield hits, Dale Davis earned the win, and Bob Prien took the loss after six runs. Davis struck out five, Prien seven.
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St Mgnus
Recreation Park
Treuthardt Rustlers
Commercial Bank
Treuthardt
Hans Jaeggi
Garry Goecks
Bob Prien
Chuck Robertson
Larry Lancaster
Jerry VanWagenen
Dick Meier
Jim VanWagenen
Davis
Prien
Drag Strip Opening At Rockford Delayed Prama
KRUUBEARD Ws conference of a new drag strip near Rockford said today the strip will not be open Saturday as expected. Bob Mewier president of Rockford Dragway Inc. said opening is delayed until July 12 or, at latest, July 19. The facility is 15 miles southwest of Rockford at Byron Illinois on Illinois 2.
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Kruubeard
Rockford
Bob Mewier
Rockford Dragway Inc
Byron
Ill
Illinois 2
Braves and Twins win in Midget League action at Twining Park
The Twins defeated the Indians 11 to 4 with Craig Barr going 2 for 3 and driving in three runs. The Braves beat the Cardinals 12 to 3 as Greg Smith led with two doubles and two singles. Dave Roethe earned the win for the Twins while Brain Brugger took the loss for the Indians. Cards made errors in the defeat. Standings show Major Phils 31, Braves 22, Giants 22, Cards 1 3. Minor Twins 3 1, Yankees 3 41, Indians 1 3. Schedule lists practice times for the coming week.
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Twining Park
Twins
Indians
Braves
Cardinals
Craig Barr
Jeff Holcomb
Dave Roethe
Brain Brugger
Greg Smith
Dave Rufenacht
Phils
Giants
Cards
Yankees
White Sox
Greendale Tops Local Swimmers in Season Opener
Greendale defeats Monroe 174 to 148 in the season kickoff at Milwaukee area pool. Ann Wells wins three firsts, Sheryl Smith two, with multiple swimmers earning additional top places. Laurie Sickinger and Ken Pick post two seconds each. Transportation by chartered bus marked a new travel plan for this season.
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Monroes
Greendale
Milwaukee
Monroe
Ann Wells
Sheryl Smith
Laurie Sickinger
Ken Pick
Wendi Hugdahl
Sue Hayes
Diane Kuban
Barbara Share
Karen Jacobs
Pete VonAll
Wisconsin parks offer 1500 campsites for July 4 holiday
The State Conservation Department estimated up to 300000 campers would visit Wisconsin state parks over the Fourth of July weekend. About 1500 campsites remained available and campers were urged to have an alternate site in mind. Devil's Lake south shore and Governor Dodge State Park were leading destinations.
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Madiso
Wisconsin
State Conservation Department
Devil’s Lake South Shore
Governor Dodge State Park
Yesterday's Stars Batting and Pitching Highlights
Willie Smith of the Angels hit a ninth inning grand slam for a 10 6 win over Baltimore after driving in two runs earlier. Jim Maloney of the Reds held the Cubs to four hits in a 7 0 victory.
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Willie Smith
Angels
Baltimore
Jim Maloney
Reds
Chicago Cubs
Bank Team Posts M1 2 Softball Win in Opening Round
Commercial Bank dominated Monroe Clinic 41 to 2 in an opening round girls softball game at Twining Park. Winning pitcher Luanne Prien allowed two hits, while Judy Hefty Karen Rothenbuehler and Karen Nyman led with three hits each. Kathy Baltzer Peggy Prien and Betty Brandenburg added two hits apiece.
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Twining Park
Commercial Bank
Monroe Clinic
Luanne Prien
Janis VanMetta
Vicki Gerner
Judy Hefty
Karen Rothenbuehler
Karen Nyman
Kathy Baltzer
Peggy Prien
Betty Brandenburg
Twins Aim for Weekend Push in Yankee Series
Minnesota manager Sam Mele insists the time is now for a pennant push as the Twins open a four game weekend series in New York. He cites the slugging trio Bob Allison Harmon Killebrew and Tony Oliva as keys after a hot stretch that included 15 runs in a 15 9 win over Boston and a 5 6 series in two days, with Mele declaring he believes the team can win the pennant.
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Budemn Wi
Minnesota
Twins
Sam Mele
New York
Bob Allison
Tony Oliva
Harmon Killebrew
Boston
Mele
Baseball Standings and Results Overview
American League standings show Baltimore New York Chicago Minnesota Boston Detroit Los Angeles Cleveland Washington Kansas City with varying records. Thursday results include Minnesota over Boston and New York over Kansas City in 15 innings. National League leaders San Francisco Philadelphia Cincinnati Pittsburgh St Louis Chicago Milwaukee Los Angeles Houston New York. Saturday and Sunday schedules listed for both leagues.
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Baltimore A Bs
New York
Chicago
Minnesota
Boston
Detroit
Los Angeles
Cleveland
Washington
Kansas City
Baltimore
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Houston
San Francco
Ouurday
Four Post 66s Lead at Whitemarsh Open
WHITEMARSH Pa The first round of the Whitemarsh Open saw most pros posting par or better as 55 golfers shot sub par. Notables included Tom Shaw Al Balding Chi Chi Rodriguez Tony Lema Larry Mowry Dave Marr Tommy Jacobs Arnold Palmer Jack Nicklaus and Ken Venturi among leaders with 66 to 71 scores. Nicklaus dropped a stroke with water at 17.
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Whitemarsh
Whitemarsh Valley Country Club
Tom Shaw
Portland
Ore
al Balding
Toronto
Canada
Juan
Chi Chi) Rodriguez
Tony Lema
Vattle
J Money
Larry Mowry
Dave Marr
Tommy Jacobs
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Ken Venturi
Nicklaus
Spring Grove Socials and Visits Highlight Local Notes
Community rounds up spring gatherings as Cmdr. and Mrs. Walter Smiley and family tour from Springfield, Va. Fritz Badertscher visits on Navy leave with plans to drive home. Keith and Mike Zweitel entertain at 4H and Swiss Club events. Wedding reception for Kuebli pair. weekend visits across Beloit Rockford Madison and Elkhorn. Lone tragedy: line drive fatality ends Arlington softball game for 22-year-old David Strange.
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Cmdr
Walter Smiley
Springfield
Garde Badertschers
Fritz Badertscher
No Folk
Steven Smiley
LCW
State Line Church
Stanley Clark
Keith
Mike Zweite
Clinton
Monroe
Willis Williams
Thomas Kuebli
Freeport
Kuebli
Bluff View Park
Carolyn Wendler
Madison
Melvin Wendler
Carl Montefeltr
Jerry
Norman Paige
Henry Lipton Jr
Beloit
Victor Nelson Jr
Elkhorn
Herbert Mohns
Merlin Klopfenstein
Roger Scheideggers
Rockford
Paul Hauser
Kenneth
John Robertson
Gilbert Wendler
Victoria Raber
Merikay
Sam Wendlers
Brodhead
Cubs fall to Reds on Jim Maloney four-hitter
In Cincinnati, the Cubs were shut out 7-0 as Jim Maloney pitched a four-hitter. Dick Bertell broke the no-hitter with a leadoff single in the sixth. Ernie Banks, Billy Cowan, and Bill Ott added one-hit efforts for Chicago. Ernie Broglio took the loss as Cincinnati built a five-run third inning behind hits from Rose, Pinson, Robinson, and Cardenas. The Cubs travel to Milwaukee for a three-game set with the Braves. Bob Buhl to face Tony Cloninger. Meanwhile the White Sox prepare for a four-game series at Cleveland behind Gary Peters seeking win No. 9. Cleveland counters with Dick Donovan. Birdie Tebbetts returns to manage Cleveland, with George Strickland handling duties in the interim.
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Oricagu Uf
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati
Jim Maloney
Maloney
Dick Bertell
Cub
Ernie Banks
Billy Cowan
Bill Ott
Reds
Ernie Broglio
Johnny ‘Edwards
Pete Rose
Vada Pinson
Frank Robinson
Robinson
Leo Cardenas
Cubs
Milwaukee
Bob Buhl
Braves
Tony Cloninger
White Sox
Comiskey Park
Cleveland Indians
Cleveland
George Strickland
Local families gather for visits and reunions across Wisconsin
Mrs. Ray Isley of Green Bay and relatives visited an uncle and aunt in Milwaukee. Bish ops Sewing Workshop attendee Mrs. Roy Hefty studied at Northern Illinois University in DeKalb. Several families from Freeport Orangeville Cedarville and other towns joined Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Cramer for Sunday dinner in Freeport before returning to Orangeville. The Verl Boyer group and others attended the Phillips reunion near South Wayne. Dr. Jaime Ballesteros and Tina returned from a vacation in Fairmont West Virginia, while Amparito Ballesteros stays with the Mazwick family. Mrs. Gladys Reeser helped her son move to California with family and goods. Rev. Donald Reeser and family visited then returned to Cicero. The Homer Kohn family from Chicago joined as overnight guests.
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Ray Isley
Green Bay
Wis
Allen Oldenburg
Milwaukee
Roy Hefty
Bishops Sewing Workshop
Northern Illinois University
DeKalb
Dick Cramer
Orangeville
LeRoy Wilson
Cedarville
Walt Lieferman
Carl Richards
Amos Miller
Freeport
W. W. Cramer
Verl Boyer
Stella Boyer
Golda Campbell
Alma Reuber
Donald Phillips
Evin Phillips
Phillips
Robert Phillips
South Wayne
Jaime Ballesteros
Tina
Fairmont
W. Va
R. Lambert
Alfred Mazwick
Terri
Mazwick
Amparito Ballesteros
Lambert
Gladys Reeser
Chicago
Rev
LaVerne Reeser
California
Reeser
Los Angeles
Donald Reeser
Cicero
Homer Kohn
Albany Social Roundup With Visits and Moves
Mrs. T A Stroud of Des Moines and nephew William Reynolds visit Albany relatives including Mrs Genevieve Stiffler and Mrs Olive Hilliard after a three month Egypt and Europe tour. Other locals host or relocate with family notices as Beulah Wendler buys estate house and Elihu Staley moves into Peter Williams house.
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T. A. Stroud
Des Moines
William Reynolds
Pennsylvania
Genevieve Stiffler
Olive Hilliard
Connie
Duluth
Bessie Smith
Minnie Anderson
Kenneth Bennett
Edgerton
James Webb
Jenifer
Melrose Park, III
Ruth Sobrofski
James
Waukesha
Orangeville Family News and Hospital Note
Orangeville items report Mrs. Glen E Bolender as a patient at St Francis hospital in Freeport. Mr and Mrs Henry Hedin and two sons traveled from Rochester Minnesota to visit Mrs Marjorie Ritzman over the holiday weekend. Sue Camron of Monroe is vacationing here with her uncle and aunt Glen Bolender. The Teuschers and family returned Monday after a weekend with relatives.
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St. Francis Hospital
Freeport
Henry Hedin
Rochester
Minn
Marjorie Ritzman
This Week in History July 3 1964 Highlights
On July 3 1964 key events include Spain’s fleet escaping from Santiago harbor and burning ships after a clash with an American force led by the Iowa. Other notes recall Washington assuming command of the Continental Army in 1775, Idaho’s 1890 statehood, and the United States maiden voyage of the liner United States in 1952. Also referenced are Dag Hammarskjöld’s Cairo visit over Suez in 1956 and Khrushchev’s appeal-linked nuclear test ban.
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Associated Press
Santiago
Iowa
Cervera
Cuba
George Washington
Continental Army
Cambridge
Mass
Idaho
United States
New York
United Fruit Co
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Cairo
United , Arab Republic
Khrushchev
Notable Deaths and Lottery Result Featured in Briefs
MARION SC Col J Monroe Johnson 86 former WWII Office of Defense Transportation director and ICC chairman died Wednesday. DENVER Dr Earl C Bach 48 head of Lorretto Heights College speech drama department died Thursday of heart attack. OXFORD Kilner 73 renowned for plastic surgery died Thursday. PHILADELPHIA Three New Jersey men chased a winning ticket worth 72837.40 Thursday night after selecting the 7 8 5 2 twin double combination at Liberty Bell harness.
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Marion
S.C
Col. J. Monroe Johnson
Office of Defense Transportation
Interstate Commerce Commission
Denver
Earl C. Bach
Loretto Heights College
Philadelphia
New Jersey
Liberty Bell Harness Park
Down to Earth on Soil and Farm News for July Fourth
County farm notes report limited rainfall in Clarno and Washington areas with some corn washouts and oats turning color. Vern Johnsrud completed waterway work for LaVern Isely and Robert Ostby, with more to do. Ole Skinny weighs 220 pounds now, aiming to drop 20 more. Ray Beckman offers 1500 pheasant chicks free with three weeks of feed. contact Ray or league directors. TVA fertility program tours praise results on Ernie Wegmueller and Herman Durtschi farms, with Ken Ubert and John Schlappi noting success. Summer picnics and a July Fourth message urge cautious celebration and pride in the country.
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Gene Meier
Clarno
Washington
New Glarus
Ray
Monroe
League
Ray Beckman
George Hartman
Green County
TVA
Ernie Wegmueller
Herman Durtschi
Ken Ubert
John Schlappi
Neenah Man Named President of Wisconsin Blue Cross
Daniel al Keck of Neenah a Kimberly Clark Corp executive named president of the Wisconsin Blue Cross hospital insurance plan succeeding the late Joseph C. Moser who died June 20 Keck 61 has served as a Blue Cross director since 1960
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Neenah
Blue Cross
Milwaukee
Daniel al. Keck
Kimberly Clark Corp
Wisconsin Blue Cross Plan
Keck
Joseph C. Moser
Stocks Show Solid Gains As Market Reaches Historic Highs
New York markets opened the second half of 1964 at record levels with broad gains driven by strong first half corporate earnings and a February income tax cut. The Associated Press 60 stock average rose to 316.3, Dow up to 841.47, and S&P 500 to 82.60 amid labor talks in autos and overall high volume of 19.38 million shares for the four trading days. Top active issues included American Telephone, Pure Oil, Chrysler, Burroughs, and Texas Gulf Sulphur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Associated Press
Standard & Poor
New York Stock Exchange
American Telephone
Pure Oil
Chrysler
Burroughs
Texas Gulf
Plymouth Senior Hurls No-Hitter 9-1 Triumph
ELKHART LAKE Wis Doug Doebert a Plymouth senior right hander pitched a no hitter Thursday night as his team defeated Elkhart Lake 9 1 in seven innings of the Eastern Wisconsin Summer High School Baseball Conference He fanned 12 and walked one Elkhart Lake scored in the final inning when a batter was hit by a pitch advanced on an error and scored on a wild pitch
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Elkhart Lake
Wis
Doug Doebert
Plymouth
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Arlington
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David Strange
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16Th Ave
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Albany
Mrs
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Glen E. Bolender
Lanz Insurance
Oxford
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Thomas Pomfret Kilner
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LaVern Isely
York Township
Robert Ostby
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