Angels Stride After Fourth of July Doubleheaders
The Los Angeles Angels surge to the AL lead with two wins over Washington and strong relief from Ken McBride and Art Fowler. The Dodgers similarly sweep Philadelphia to stay a half game ahead of the Giants, while Koufax shines in the opener.
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Sox and Pirates Win Midget League Games
The White Sox beat the Pirates 11 to 5 and the Indians defeated the Senators 14 to 4. Pitchers Mike Moon Mike Mulligan and Chuck Will held the Pirates hitless and the Indians benefited from doubles by Danny Rech and Jack Murray.
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Bob Smith Wins Monroe Club Medalist Honors in Holiday Event
Dr. Robert Smith captured the 36 hole medalist title at Monroe Country Club with a low net of 138. Ed Goecks placed second with 139 and Deb Share netted 140. The holiday flag tournament followed with winners led by Ralph Phil lips and J. T. Etter. Pro James Forbes noted 92 golfers in the Wednesday morning round, the season’s heaviest turnout.
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Cagers Action To Start Friday At Recreation Park
City league basketball opens Friday with games at 5:15 and 6:15 p.m. at Recreation Park directed by John Prien. Captains include Bauer Stauffacher Cox Phillips and Vincent.
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Boys Basketball Play Slated on Park Courts
Midget and Little League outdoor basketball action launched today at Recreation Park courts led by organizer John Prien. Local youths from the program take to the park venues for open play and drills amid community support.
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Park Track Meet Slated Tomorrow In Park
A track meet for boys and girls is scheduled at 1 30 p m at the park bell diamond with no Little League baseball or other activities to allow broad participation Judges will award prizes to those winning most events Winners from Tuesday afternoon's croquet golf tournament at the park include Under 10 Nancy Norton Danny Stormont and Mike Schmitz Ten to 12 Steve Chambers Greg Oates and Mary Jo Urban Thirteen and Over Kurt Share Mike Mayer and Dusty Ault Family night activities like badminton are linked to 4th of July events at Twining Park and will return next Wednesday Recreation Park saw 410 swimmers yesterday with about half from out of town Total attendance this year reached 19878 Beau Purple won the $105 200 Suburban Handicap at Aqueduct setting a track record and paying 12 60 for 2 00 3 5 finishing ahead of Sword Aas who set a 1960 mark and earned 68 380 in prize money.
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Ken Pratt Among Wisconsin Entrants In State Fair Race
Ken Pratt of Darlington is listed among five Wisconsin men in the 200 mile national championship late model stock car race set for the Wisconsin State Park in West Allis on Sunday July 15. More than 50 entries are expected with the 40 fastest to start the event.
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Wiota Nine Edges Verona 2-1 in Tight Home Talent Bout
Wiota edged Verona 2 to 1 to tie Blanchardville for second in the Home Talent Southern Division first half standings. Dick Schliem scored the winning run in the seventh on a single by Roger Jackson after a balk, as Verona held a 9 to 5 hit advantage but failed to cash in. Jerry Schliem had two doubles for Wiota.
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Room for rent advertised in The Monroe Evening Times
Classified ad offers a room for rent in Monroe with contact details provided for prospective tenants. Includes rental terms and location hints for interested applicants.
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