Windy Acres hosts new marks and mixed league action
Windy Acres reports new course records after par changes raised men from 34 to 35 and women to 36. Dale Rabe shot 35 par. Shirley Harris carded 37 with a 53 run of scores. Knights of Columbus and Women's Leagues played. The Latecomers tied 3 3 but led standings with The Studio, Hooligans, Windy Acres and Banker's Life.
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Windy Acres
John Eiserman
Dale Rabe
Shirley Harris
Knights of Columbus
Latecomers
No-Moes
The
Studio
Banker’s Life
Roger Moe
Jack Kessenich
Alan Bauman
Don Clark
Clark
Dorothy Krug
Ana Pickett
Hazel Weissenfluh
Virginia Monaghan
Virginia Bloom
Gail Mayer
Dorothy Schott
Lill Hefty
Council Umpires Reach Agreement on Pension Fund
The National League Executive Council and the umpires association reached a verbal pension fund agreement after three hours of talks. It awaits league approval at the summer meeting in Chicago on Aug 10. Umpires had threatened a strike over the plan, which currently pays $200 per service year at age 55, after rejecting a $250 offer and seeking $300.
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New York
National League
League
Umpires Association
Umpires
Chicago
John Reynolds
Umpires’ Group
Association
Warren Giles
Tokyo Olympic torch relay count announced
Tokyo officials disclosed that 100 696 runners will carry the Olympic torch for the October Games. Of these, 876 are foreigners. The flame starts in Olympia on August 14 and will traverse 11 countries before arriving in Tokyo on October 9, with the opening ceremony set for October 10.
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Tokyo
Richter and Skins Agree Washington
Former Wisconsin star Pat Richter signed for a second season with the Washington Redskins as an offensive end. Richter was Washington's first draft choice in 1962. Greenland is the world's largest island at 40,000 square miles, with New Guinea ranking second at 340,000 square miles.
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Richter
Washington
Wisconsin
Pat Richter
Washington Redskins
National Football League
Greenland
New Guinea
Three Clubs Tie Up In Slow Pitch Action
Liquid Feed tops White Haven 11-7 on 16 hits led by six two hit players including Nate Bechtolt with extra base hit. Chalet Cheese beats Milwaukee Cheese 5-2 and Moose 10-3 over Firemen. Top trio Moose Firemen Chalet Cheese each 5-2 as minor league race tightens with three teams atop standings.
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Wisconsin Liquid Feed
White Haven
Liquid Feed
Nate Bechtolt
Chalet Cheese
Milwaukee Cheese
Moose
Firemen
Dick Boerk
Dick Witt
Forrest Ludwig
Don Witt
Gus Martini
Boots Buttenhoff
Ron Martini
Jim Bosanny
Willy Winzenried
del Brandenburg
Vern Brandenburg
Ken Schindler
Leroy Rufer
Dave Seeholzer
Ron Zable
Wilbur Bennet
Joe McQuire
Bob Montgomery
John Peterson
Arnie Koehn
Gene Hefty
Roger Brugger
Moose _ victory
Baseball standings and All Star schedule excerpt
The table shows American League leaders with Baltimore at 48 28 and Chicago 44 30, New York 45 31, Minnesota 43 37, Detroit 38 39, Boston 38 41, Los Angeles 37 44, Cleveland 34 42, Kansas City 31 47, Washington 31 51 with various pcts and games back. All Stars vs American League All Stars game listed for New York with follow up NL vs AL games at specific venues and times.
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Baltimore
Chicago
New York
Minnesota
Detroit
Boston
Los Angeles
Cleveland
Kansas City
Washington
All Stars
American League All Stars
National League All Stars
St. Louis
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Brown Approves Packers Contract
Green Bay signs former Maryland star Tom Brown a multi sport prospect for the NFL. Brown, 23, played baseball with the Senators and York in the minors before choosing football with the Packers. The deal reportedly includes about 20000 dollars salary and a 6000 dollar bonus. Brown is 6 ft 1 in, 190 pounds and viewed as a top prospect at flanker or defensive back.
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Green Bay
Wis
Maryland
Tom Brown
Green Bay Packers
Packers
Brown
University of Maryland
Washington Senators
York
Jim Lemon
Reichardt Collects Two More Singles in Quad Cities Win
Davenport Iowa Rich Reichardt went two for four as the Quad Cities beat Cedar Rapids 11-2. Reichardt now sits five for thirteen in three games since the $150000 bonus player joined the league on July 4, boosting the Quads’ early surge.
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Davenport
Iowa
Rich Reichardt
Quad Cities
Quads
Cedar Rapids
Reichardt
Familiar Faces Gone From Pack
Green Bay will begin NFL training next week with six familiar faces missing as Vince Lombardi starts his sixth season. Rookies report on the 15th, veterans five days later, with Paul Hornung returning after suspensions and injuries. Departed vets include Jim Ringo Earl Gros Ken Iman Bill Forester John Roach Lew Carpenter traded or retired. roster expands from 38 to 40 as competition looms for spots. Lombardi names Bob Skronski to move from tackle to center amid plans to fill vacancies.
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Green Bay
Green Bay Packers
Vince Lombardi
Paul Hornung
Hornung
Jim Ringo
Earl Gros
Ken Iman
Bill Forester
John Roach
Lew Carpenter
Ringo
Gros
Philadelphia Eagles
Lee Roy Caffey
Iman
Los Angeles Rams
Zeke Bratkowski
Forester
Roach
Carpenter
Lombardi
Bears
Chicago
Lloyd Voss
Nebraska
Tommy Crutcher
Texas Christian
Duke Carlise
Texas
Ken Bowman
Wisconsin
Bob Skronski
Monroe trio to play in State Amateur at Blackhawk
Three juniors from Monroe Country Club Dan Franklin Dave Deininger and Fred Schuetze will compete in the State Amateur golf meet set for July 27 at Blackhawk Country Club Madison. A senior entrant is Dave Forbes son of Mr and Mrs James Forbes Monroe now based in Milwaukee.
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Monroe Country Club
Blackhawk
Madison
Monroe
Dan Franklin
Dave Deininger
Fred Schuetze
Dave Forbes
James Forbes
Dave
Milwaukee
Russians Stronger In Track and Field Than Previous Year
Moscow reports the Soviet men will be stronger for the Los Angeles Olympic meet than last year. Coach Gavriil Korobkov says Igor Ter-Ovanesyan will not travel due to illness, while Ralph Boston set a wind aided world mark at the U.S. trials. In 1963 Americans defeated the Russians 119-114 in Moscow.
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Moscow
United States
Los Angeles
Gavriil Korobkov
Korobkov
Igor Ter-Ovanesyan
U.S
Ralph Boston
Ter-Ovanesyan
Boston
Tass
Licensing Totals Show County and State Fishing Permits Rise
Green County sold 1 989 resident fishing licenses in 1963 along with 669 nonresident licenses and 25 bank pole licenses. Lafayette County moved 2 025 resident licenses and 1 778 nonresident licenses with 97 nonresident 15 day combos. Overall state voluntary sportsmen licenses surged by 33 790 from 1962, while resident and nonresident license patterns shifted, ending with 28 808 more deer and sportsman licenses combined than in 1962.
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Green County
Conservation Department
Lafayette County
Lost Act Prompts Reflective Legal Quip
A witty line notes that nothing seems as logical as a Lost Act when something is missing, hinting at legal or theatrical irony about misplaced provisions or steps in a process. The remark frames absence as a paradoxical form of order.
Coffee brewing efficiency climbs from 46 to 63 cups per pound
In 1949 Americans brewed about 46 cups per pound of coffee, while today the average yields 63 cups. This shift marks a notable gain in extractable coffee per unit weight, reflecting changes in processing and consumer use.
Dearth Brothers Spark Monroe Legion Win At Recreation Park
Chuck and Jim Dearth led Monroe to an 8-1 victory over Orfordville at Recreation Park. Chuck allowed three singles, fanned 15, and walked one. Jim hit a long homer over the fence onto the tennis court. Monroe improves to 6-4 in Red division. Orfordville stands 3-2 in Blue. Monroe meets Lake Mills tomorrow with Gary Rufenacht pitching.
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Dearth
Chuck
Jim
Monroe
Legion
Orfordville
Recreation Park
Chuck Dearth
Roger Nelson
Paul Johnson
Brahorn
Jim Dearth
Dick Swiggum
Swiggum
Richard Roehrdanz
Dave Nelson
State Line Legion
Grunion Eggs Develop in Sand Then Swim to Sea
Fertilized grunion eggs form in beach sand and hatch as tides rise. Newborn grunion then swim seaward when the next tide covers the shore.
Fugitive Kills Self After Police Pursuit
Eugene Riddle a Montello area man killed himself with a .25 caliber pistol as deputies from four counties closed in after a road ended at an abandoned farm. He was wanted on a stolen car charge and check counts in multiple counties including Waushara Portage Wisconsin Dells and Sauk. The pursuit began when he was recognized at a bank in Endeavor.
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RIPON
Montello
Green Lake County
Herman Rasmussen
Eugene Riddle
Madison
Riddle
Rasmussen
Waushara
Portage
Wisconsin Dells
Sauk County
Endeavor
Help Wanted Classified Ads Offer Hiring Help
Classified brief notes invite readers to find workers via Help Wanted. Ads promise skilled, general labor, and clerical positions through local listings. Provides contact methods and immediate opportunities across various industries.
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Hotel Freeport
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