Swiss Colony Triumphs in Open League Top of Eighth
Swiss Colony rallied for six runs in the eighth to beat Heeren Coplien 6–0 and stay in first in Open League. Curtiss Breeding Service blanked Moose 7–0 as George Grossen pitched a four hitter. Milwaukee Cheese beat Firemen 4–1 with Dave Eley collecting two hits for the Cheese.
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Colony
Curtiss Breeding Service
The
Moose
George Grossen
Milwaukee Cheese
Dave Eley
Firemen
Walter Rufener
Rufener
Bill Hartwig
Don van Wagenan
Pat Lunda
Fred Moen
Arnie Koehn
Leo Sebald
Milwaukee Cheese Club
Larry Lancaster
Rudy Rothenbuehler
Harvey Loeffel
Bill Spoerry
Larry Blaser
Grant Dale
Jerry Coplien
Joe Kelly
Bill Smith
Spoerry
Dave Stauffacher
Bob Leistikow
Loeffel
Leistikow
Bob Grossen
Curtiss
Ralph Voegels
Rollie Ritschard
Chuck Dunlavey
Duane Kohl
Roger Sullivan
al Schwartz
Fritz Graber
National League Sluggers Face Americans in All Star Tilt
The National League All Stars showcase a power edge for the Bloomington midseason clash next Tuesday led by Johnny Callison Billy Williams Ron Santo and Roberto Clemente with supportive sluggers. The American League counters with Harmon Killebrew Jimmie Hall Tony Oliva Elston Howard and others as injuries knock out Mickey Mantle and Carl Yastrzemski. NL holds home run and RBI advantages entering the game.
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Nationals
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Philadelphia
Billy Williams
Ron Santo
Chicago
Roberto Clemente
Pittsburgh
Frank Robinson
Cincinnati
Harmon Killebrew
Jimmie Hall
Tony Oliva
Minnesota
Elston Howard
Max Alvis
Cleveland
al Kaline
Bill Freehan
Detroit
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Freehan
Mickey Mantle
New York Yankees
Carl Yastrzemski
Boston Red Sox
Gene Mauch
Mauch
Gordie Coleman
Reds
Frank Bolling
Milwaukee Braves
Vada Pinson
Ed Kranepool
New York Mets
Cookie Rojas
Phillies
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Robinson
Johnny Edwards
Leo Cardenas
Santo
Williams
Callison
Dick Sisler
Bobby Bragan
Milwaukee
St. Louis Cardinals
Houston Astros
Joe Torre
Braves
Ernie Banks
Cubs
Pet Rose
Maury Wills
Dodgers
Will Stargell
Pirates
Willie Mays
Giants
Henry Aaron
Earl Battey
Twins
Bill Skowron
White Sox
Felix Mantilla
Red Sox
Brooks Robinson
Orioles
Dick McAuliffe
Tigers
Rocky Colavito
Indians
Vic Cavailillo
Willie Horton
Bobby Richardson
Yankees
Zoilo Versalles
Feud Between Braves and County Flare Into Name Call Duel
Milwaukee Braves manager Bobby Bragan denounced County Board Chairman Eugene Grobschmidt as a dimwitted politician after Grobschmidt accused the team of underperforming. The clash came as Milwaukee beat the Houston Astros 5 2 amid arguments over the club’s potential move to Atlanta. Bragan defended the team’s effort and the World Series possibility in Milwaukee.
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Braves
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Eugene Grobschmidt
Grobschmidt
Atlanta
Bragan
Houston Astros
Snell May Retire After Friday Race in Prague
Peter Snell, New Zealand Olympic gold medallist in the 800 and 1500 meters, hints he may retire after Friday’s 1500 meter race in Prague if he runs a good time. He says he would continue competing until achieving top performance if not.
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Czechoslovakia
Peter Snell
New Zealand
Snell
White Sox fall twice to Indians as Stange shines in marathon twin bill
Cleveland riders Lee Stange earned his fourth win as the Indians swept a 2 game set with Chicago 1 run in 11 innings and 3 run 11th. Rocky Colavito and Fred Whitfield delivered clutch hits. Chicago slid to fourth while Minnesota led the AL race. Cubs beat Mets 8 3 as Larry Jackson won to snap three game skid. Chris Krug drove in four runs with bases loaded twice.
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Birdie Tebbets
Cleveland Indians
Lee Stange
Chicago White Sox
Stange
Sox
Tebbetts
Jack Spring
Don McMahon
Indians
Gary Bell
Rocky Colavito
Fred Whitfield
Tribe
Minnesota Twins
White Sox
Don Buford
Floyd Robinson
Moose Skowron
Smokey Burgess
Buford
Robinson
McMahon
Gary Peters
Tommy John
Jack Kralick
Cubs
St. Louis
New York Mets
Larry Jackson
Mets
Chris Krug
Cub
Van Laanen and Erdman Lead Northeastern Am at West Bend
Frank Van Laanen of Green Bay and Reuben Erdman of Sheboygan shared medalist honors after each shooting 74 to lead a 16-player flight into match play at the 45th Northeastern Amateur Golf Tournament. Both posted 40-34 and 37-37 scores on the par 72 West Bend Country Club layout.
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West Bend
Frank van Laanen
Green Bay
Reuben Erdman
Sheboygan
van Laanen
Erdman
West Bend Country Club
Reds Edge Dodgers 7-6 After Cardenas Homer
Yesterday's Stars bat in Cincinnati as Leo Cardenas collect three hits including a clutch game-winning homer with two out in the ninth to lift the Reds over the Dodgers 7-6 and seize the NL lead. Chris Short scattered three hits to blank Pittsburgh 1-0 for the Phillies.
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Reds
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Dodgers
Chris Short
Phillies
Pittsburgh
Schuette Leads Monroe Swimmers Past Milton Victory
Monroe swam to a 137 58 win at Milton High School pool as six Monroe swimmers claimed two first places led by Dan Schuette in his first diving event. Other two firsts came from John Etter Jamie Schuette Fred Dearth Tom Fenton Bernie Purcell and Sandy Power with numerous runners up and placers across events. Milton’s facility costs cited at about 90000.
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Milton
New Milton
Dan Schuette
Dan
John Etter
Jamie Schuette
Fred Dearth
Tom Fenton
Bernie Purcell
Sandy Power
Jim Fenton
Byron Bennett
Help Wanted Ads Offered in The Monroe Evening Times
The Monroe Evening Times promotes its help wanted ads as a path to securing desirable workers, inviting employers to place listings to reach local job seekers seeking opportunities.
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Monroe
Turners Return From Fest Rating in Cleveland
The Monroe Turn and Schwing Club traveled to Cleveland for the Midwest Turn fest. Despite car trouble delaying their return, members earned honors with Robert Reuhlew second in the Swiss National event Emil Rothlisberger third Ralph Figi fourth and Dave Wald fifth. In track Cecelia Koenig placed fourth and Kathy Koenig took third in women’s events. Monroe plans to compete at the national meet in New York next year.
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Monroe Turn
Monroe
Robert Reuhlew
Monroe Club
Emil Rothlisberger
Milwaukee
Ralph Figi
Dave Wald
Richard Wilde
Lary Lisser
Cecelia Koenig
Kathy Koenig
New York
Dead Horse in Ditch Brings Littering Fine
Clovis New Mexico Sonny Coleman 30 fined five dollars under highway anti litter law for leaving a dead horse in a roadside ditch by order of a justice of the peace.
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N.M
Sonny Coleman
New Mexico
Justice of the Peace
Coleman
Freedom Proves Fatal for Virginia Armadillo
Harmon the armadillo, two feet long, was brought from Hereford Texas by three boys Denny Hicks David Hicks and Gary Hicks visiting grandparents. He escaped his orange crate home in Gretna Virginia last week startled a policeman on Gretna’s main street then disappeared and was found dead on the countryside outskirts. Cause of death not determined.
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Harmon
Hereford
Tex
Denny
David
Gary Hicks
Hazel Green Takes Tri County Play-off
Hazel Green uses two home runs to beat East Dubuque 8 to 3 at Shullsburg to win the first half title in the Southwest Tri County Baseball League. Greg Purnell hit a two run homer in the second inning and Larry Lovell added a three run blast in the eighth.
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East Dubuque
Shullsburg
Greg Purnell
Larry Lovell
Braves to Meet All-Star Team in Atlanta Showdown
The eight International League managers will choose the starting All-Star squad to face the Milwaukee Braves in Atlanta on July 29. League President Tommy Richardson announced the plan today.
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New York
Milwaukee Braves
Atlanta
Tommy Richardson
Baseball Standings and Results Snapshot
The scoreboard shows Cincinnati ahead in the National League with 47 wins and San Francisco 43, plus results from Wednesday including Cincinnati 7 Los Angeles 6 and San Francisco 4 St. Louis 2 in 13 innings. American League leaders Minnesota 50 28 and Cleveland 48 29, with key results and upcoming games listed.
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Los Angeles
San Francisco
Philadelphia
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Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Chicago
Houston
New York
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Cleveland
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Detroit
Washington
Boston
Kansas City
Miller Reliever Texas Three Pitches For Nine Week Run
Stu Miller, Baltimore’s standout relief pitcher, says he uses only three pitches a fastball a curve and a change-up. He has worked 29 games over nine weeks spanning 51 2 innings allowing just two homers and posting a 0.35 ERA after another scoreless relief appearance in a 1-0 win over Kansas City. His season ERA stands at 1.36 and his won loss record at 6-3, with 17 victories counting saves.
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Stu Miller
Baltimore
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