Monroe Boys Swim Tops Janesville Club in Dual Meet
The Monroe swimming team defeated the Janesville Swim Club 208 to 137 at Franklin Junior High pool in Janesville on Saturday. Wendy Hugdahl, 10, led with three first place finishes. multiple Monroe swimmers earned top three spots across age groups and events.
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Monroe
Janesville
Franklin Junior High School
Wendy Hugdahl
Kathy Wandflu
Joy Lynn Trumpy
Carol Barry
Cindy Babler
Byron Bennett
Randy Share
Jim Mauerman
Bernadine Purcell
Ann Wells
Cathy Hayes
Donna Swiggum
Sue Hayes
City Cage Loop Opener Tuesday Promises Spring Basketball Action
The City Cage Loop opens Tuesday at 5 p m after a postponement. Marty J Deignan invites players to sign up with Mike McAlpine and join the league that runs Tuesdays and Thursdays from 5 to 7 30 p m with a first round schedule listed for July 9 through July 25. Little League Basketball for grades five through eight starts Friday 3 to 5 p m with teams chosen that day.
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Mike McAlpine
Celtics
Hawks
Lakers
Pistons
Knicks
Royals
Warren Spahn Shuts Out Colts in 339th Win
Milwaukee ace Warren Spahn, at 42, notches his 59th shutout and 339th victory as the Braves beat the Houston Colts 4-0. An autograph hunt ensued when astronauts and families were spotted in the stands.
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Houston
Warren Spahn
Milwaukee Braves
Spahn
Braves
Houston Colts
Ball Park
Glarers Wiota Lead Tied in Southern Section Play
Glarers and New Glarus Wiota remain tied for first in the Southern Section Home Talent League with 2-0 records after yesterday’s wins. New Glarus beat Wassearoes-Point 10-3. Wiota defeated Argyle 4-1. Blanchardville routed Hollandale 11-0. Ridgeway crushed Belleville 11-8.
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New Glarus
Wiota
New Glarus Wassearoes
Argyle
Blanchardville
Hollandale
Belleville
Jack Butts
Glarners
Ron Martinson
New
Sam Schuler
Larson
Dick Schuler
Jerry Schliem
Duane Wilde
Roger Jackson
Dave Gabel
Mike Methaler
Dale Schliem
Viota
White Sox Schedule Early Start For Eclipse Safeguard
The Chicago White Sox announced the July 20 game against the Boston Red Sox will start at 1 p.m., 30 minutes earlier than usual, to finish before the solar eclipse from 3:56 to 5:45 p.m. Little League Day draws about 30,000 youngsters, health experts warn against direct viewing or binoculars, and indirect viewing is advised.
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Chicago White Sox
Boston Red Sox
Ball Park
Ed Short
White Sox
Illinois Society For the Prevention of
Baseball scoreboard features American and National League standings
The AMERICAN LEAGUE table shows New York 50 31 .617 leading, with Chicago 47 38 and Baltimore 47 40 close behind. Sunday results include Chicago 4 Boston 1 in 12, Baltimore 4 Minnesota 3 in 12, and Cleveland 11 4 New York 3 7 in 2nd game. In the NATIONAL LEAGUE Los Angeles 33 2 ahead, San Francisco 48 37 .565, St Louis 46 38 .548. Sunday's results Pittsburgh 11 New York 5, Philadelphia 3 Chicago 2, Los Angeles 4 Cincinnati 0, San Francisco 4 0 St Louis 3 5 (15 innings).
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Chicago
Minnesota
G&g
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Cleveland
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Detroit
Washington
Boston
Pe. Ge
San Francisco
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Houston
Os hosh teen wins Wisconsin Open singles title
Oshkosh based finalist Chuck Belcking loses 11 9 6 3 to Baton Rouge student Lee Fentress who captures the Wisconsin Open men's singles championship on Sunday in Oshkosh.
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Oshkosh
Lee Fentress
Baton Rouge
Chuck Belckinger
Genghis Khan Left No Lasting Material Remains at Karakorum
The Mongol conqueror Genghis Khan who died in 1227 left little to no enduring material legacy with no stones remaining at the site of his historic capital Karakorum.
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Genghis Khan
Karakorum
Boxing World Mourns Doc Kearns Death And Funeral
Boxing promoter Doc Kearns who guided Jack Dempsey to the heavyweight crown and helped popularize boxing with women in the arena died at 80 in Miami. Funeral services are set for Wednesday at Philbrick Chapel in Coral Gables, as Dempsey recalled their years together and the laughs and money they shared.
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Fia
Jack
Doc) Kearns
Jack Dempsey
Nevada
Kearns Jr
Kearns
Addice
Mickey Walker
Joey Maxim
Archie Moore
Philbrick Chapel
Coral Gables
Dempsey
New York
National League Favored In All Star Game Pick
Cincinnati Reds pitcher Jim O'Toole named starting pitcher for the National League in the 34th All Star game at Municipal Stadium Cleveland. Managers Alvin Dark and Ralph Houk expect heavy fan interest and plan lineups and substitutions around game time Tuesday noon EST.
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Jim O'Toole
Cincinnati Reds
Alvin Dark
Ohio
Municipal Stadium
Los Angeles
Nationals
NBC
Nellie Fox
Ralph Houk
Dark
Cincinnati
Houk
Yankee
Jim Bunning
Detroit
Bunning
Boston
Bill Monbouquette
Monbouquette
Jim
Mudcat) Grant
Ford clinches Canadian Open with late birdie
Doug Ford faced the 16th green with a clear plan and finished strong on the 17th hole sinking a 15 foot birdie putt. He won the Canadian Open by finishing 72 holes in 280, four under par, earning fifty thousand dollars.
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Toronto
Doug Ford
Packers Halt Milwaukee Season Ticket Sales
The Green Bay Packers halted season ticket sales for three NFL games at Milwaukee County Stadium. Vince Lombardi said over 40,000 tickets have been sold with the exact count undetermined. The decision aims to finish processing existing orders and reserve seats for loyal agencies and individuals unable to buy this year.
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Green Bay Packers
Milwaukee County Stadium
Vince Lombardi
Milwaukee
Lombardi
Packers
Dodgers sweep doubleheader as Koufax tops Reds
Sandy Koufax earned his 14th win of the season beating Cincinnati 40 in the Dodgers 3-1 second game as part of a Dodgers doubleheader sweep. Don Zimmer and the Senators combined for four hits including a grand slam to drive seven RBIs in a 7-3 win over the Angels, extending Washington’s streak to seven.
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Cincinnati
Don Zimmer
Senators
Washington
Los Angeles Angels
Dan Anderson to Marquette on athletic scholarship
Milwaukee area center Dan Anderson star player for Superior Central High School basketball accepts an athletic scholarship to Marquette University. Athletic director Eddie Hickey announced Saturday.
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Marin
Milwaukee
Dan Anderson
Superior Central
Marquette University
Eddie Hickey
Area Youths Receive Order of Arrow at Canyon Camp
Kris Kubly and Ed White along with Dick Wiegel earned the Order of the Arrow honor at Canyon Camp. Also honored were Larry and Les ter Wiess Gary Turner Ed Rood Allen Erickson John Knope and Orville Goblin. The Flaming Arrow Patrol from New Glarus won the good turn flag for a day. About 125 attended the Valley District meeting and campers staged the Battle of Bunker Hill with water and flour bags on July 4. Bells tolled at 1 pm for Independence Day.
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Kris Kubly
New Glarus
Ed White
Dick Wiegel
Darlington
Order of the Arrow
Larry
Lester Wiess
Thompson
Ill
Gary Turner
Milledgeville
Ed Rood
Potosi
Allen Erickson
Mt. Carroll
John Knope
Pearl City
Orville Goblin
Valley District Commissioners
Valley District
Flaming Arrow Patrol
Jim Klassy
Bunker Hill
Cigarette Production and Consumption Hit New High in 1963
U.S. cigarette production for July 1962 to June 1963 reached 542 billion, up 12 million from 1961-62. Consumption by U.S. smokers, including overseas, was about 515 billion, with 27 billion shipped abroad or held domestically. Agriculture Department notes 1963 consumption may rise modestly over 1962, but growth has slowed since 1957-61.
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Washington
U.S
Agriculture Department
Car Maintenance Procedures For Lubrication And Adjustments
Instructions cover lubricating manifold heat control valve lubrication of door sticker gear teeth weather strips and hood components. Steps include applying Lubriplate to door hold open springs hood latch and hinges and checking brake pedal height and parking brake operation with proper pins and retainers.
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