Major and Minor Slowpitch All Stars Shine in Fourth of July Games
In Twining Park the Major League shut out Open for nine innings behind Don Ninneman of Lanz Hardware as Denny Hunt Homer Pickett and Dick Boerk starred on defense. The Minor League routed the Classic Stars 10-4 with Fred Blanc winning and Don Hoesly collecting three hits. The All-Star game was deemed a success with plans to make it annual.
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Lanz Hardware
Fred Blanc
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Homer Pickett
Dick Boerk
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Don Witt
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Dick Witt
Dale Martin
Nate Farmer
Dave Stauffacher
Harvey Loeffel
Bob Brauchler
Vic Ingwell
Duke Phillips
Jerry Coplien
Fred Huber
Don Hoesly
Dick Feller
Roger Sullivan
Vern Brandenburg
Joe McGuire
Cliff Neuvenschwander
Eugene Hefty
Dave Eley
Chuck Dunlavey
Northeastern Amateur Opens at Appleton West Bend
More than 100 golfers began the 45th Northeastern amateur at West Bend Country Club. Eighty holes of qualifying today with match play starting Wednesday and championships set for Friday in regular senior and junior divisions. Tom Hadley of Neenah is the defending champion.
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West Bend Country Club
Tom Hadley
Neenah
Stars Pitching Pulls Twins Past Red Sox in Sweep
Jim Perry pitched seven spotless innings in his first start in over a year, earning a 2-0 win to complete a doubleheader sweep and move Minnesota within 1½ games atop the AL. Ron Swoboda slugged two homers and drove in five as the Mets swept the Cubs 3-2 and 3-0. Steelers acquire John Mims from Rams in NFL trade for a future draft pick.
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Boston
Ron Swoboda
New York
Mets
Chicago Cubs
Steelers
Mims
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Steelers
John Mims
Los Angeles Rams
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National League scoreboard and results snapshot
The National League standings show Cincinnati leading with 46 wins and 34 losses, followed by Los Angeles and San Francisco in tight contention. Monday results include Cincinnati 7 Los Angeles 4 and Houston 5 Milwaukee 4.
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Boston
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Orangeville Plans Swim Instruction
Red Cross swimming lessons begin this week for Orangeville youths. Boys and girls from the Orangeville District registered for training will swim on Wednesdays and Fridays at 11 a.m. for one hour. The first lesson is tomorrow. Pool fee is 1.50 dollars due at the first lesson. Transportation fee is 1 dollar. Buses depart Orangeville at 10:15 a.m. stopping at Buckeye Townhouse and Cedarville. Lessons may be canceled in rain.
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Liquid Feed Clinches First With 16 8 Victory
Liquid Feed defeated Lanz Hardware 16 to 8 to seize sole possession of first in the Major League. The win followed a 4-2 start for both teams, with Liquid Feed amassing runs in every inning after the first and clinching the contest in a six-run sixth inning.
Becker Grendahl Tie in Club Meet
Chet Becker and Fred Grendahl tied in the men s 36 hole medal play low net handicap with 137s. The event covered weekend golf with Sunday and Monday rounds and multiple closest tee shot awards and mixed foursome results.
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Chet Becker
Fred Grendahl
Jim Gerondale
Perry Power
Ralph Phillips
Roger Moe
Ned Walker
Ed Goecks
Forrest Kubly
Joe Viney
Don Ripp
Ed Zwickers
Robert Buehler
John Usher
Gerondale
Ken Smith
Marge Wichser
Jack Kundert
Pat Bussen
Robert Brauchle
Marian Rufenacht
Bud Park
Ira Grendahl
Charlie Mathias
Brauchle
Dorothy Mathias
Jim Gerendale
Jim Forbes
Braves Return Eilers to Milwaukee IL Club
Right hander Dave Eilers recalled recently from Atlanta was returned on a 24 hour option to the International League club by the Milwaukee Braves Monday night.
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Milwaukee
Dave Eilers
Atlanta
Milwaukee Braves
Hartwig Sets Pace Pace on Batting Leaders Listed in Pitch
Slowpitch leagues crown leaders in batting and pitching with Hartwig atop home runs and total bases across Open Wisconsin Classic Major Minor leagues. Loeffel Robertson Stauffacher lead for Open. Rufer Hunt Kubly Witt Abelman lead Major. Hartwig Neuenschwander Voegels Lueck top Classic. Hoesly Feller Pinnow Stuessy Mahlbuch lead Minor. Averages through Thursday night.
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Ken Rufer
Bill Hartwig
Don Hoesly
Hartwig
Dave Martin
Power and Light
Dave Stauffacher
Charlie Robertson
Doug Hirsch
Duane Vorseth
Keith Christiansen
Robert Brauchle
Dane Bahler
Fred Huber
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Stauffacher
Cliff Neuenschwander
Wenger
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Dick Feller
Don Pinnow
Lowell Stuessy
Ken Mahlbuch
Vern Brandenburg
Bob Ruff
Ralph Voegels
Roger Hoesly
Chuck Dunlavey
Bob Grossen
Cecil Jones
George Grossen
Monroe
Curtiss
Feller
Dick Wilson Dies Noted Golf Course Architect
Dick Wilson aged 62, a leading American golf course architect, died at a Boynton Beach hospital on Monday after a brief illness. He designed courses across the country and was active in professional circles. He is survived by a widow and two sons.
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Dick Wilson
Boynton Beach Hospital
John’s Tom Farrell Lone American Winner in Karlsruhe Meet
Tom Farrell of St. Johns University was the lone American victor at an international track meet in Karlsruhe Germany on Monday.
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Karlsruhe
Germany
Tom Farrell
St. John’s University
Argyle Dominates Hollandale In Talent Showdown
Ken Schuetz scattered seven hits and blanked Hollandale until the ninth as Argyle collected 14 hits and rolled to a 12-2 win. Viota scored four times in the first inning and led a 6-3 victory over New Glarus in a Southern section first half game. Dick Schliem sparked Argyle with a three run single and a solo homer in the third.
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Hollandale
Argyle
Viota
New Glarus
Dick Schliem
Duane Wilde
Belleville
Ridgeway
Dave Johnson
Bredeson
Dan Schober
Leo Marti
Taylor
Larson
Marti
Arm bothered hurler leads defending champs to win
A sore arm affected one pitcher as he hurled six innings for the defending Southern section champions. Bob Weck added a three run triple in the fifth. Viota collected seven runs across the last two frames to power an 11-1 victory over Dodge Point. Dodge Point managed four hits off Jerry Schliem while Duane Wilde delivered a two run single in the fifth.
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Bob Weck
Viota
Dodge - Point
Dodge-Point
Jerry Schliem
Duane Wilde
Braves Beaten Remain in Sixth
Mil waukee Braves lose 5-4 to Houston Astros at County Stadium on a squeeze bunt in the ninth inning. Despite the defeat, Milwaukee stays in sixth place 54 percent behind first place Cincinnati which beat Los Angeles 7-4. Joe Torre hit a two run homer and Hank Aaron added a solo shot in the eighth to tie the game.
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Joe Torre
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Notice of City Tax Assessment Roll Examination
Notice is hereby given that the assessment roll for the City of Monroe Green County Wisconsin will be open for examination by taxable inhabitants on July 7 8 9 1965. Hours are 9 am to 12 noon and 1 pm to 5 pm.
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Green County
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Michigan Gritder Will Enroll at Wisconsin
James A. Nowak, top prep lineman in Michigan's Upper Peninsula, will enroll at the University of Wisconsin. The 6'4" 240-pound standout led Kingsford to an 8-1 season and earned honors as outstanding prep lineman last year.
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James A. Nowak
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Upper Peninsula
University of Wisconsin
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