Versalles Saves Day Sox Stop Twins Cubs Lose Again
Chicago White Sox edge Minnesota 2-1 on two unearned runs in the ninth after Cesar Tovar and Tony Oliva drove in Minnesota’s only score. Zoilo Versalles misplayed a grounder, allowing the tying and winning runs to score. Stanky and Munzel debate the ruling. Cubs fall 11-5 to Houston as St. Louis wins. Nelson, Jones lead late model stock car racers at State Fair Park.
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Joe Mooshill
Associated Press
Chicago
Eddie Stanky
Chicago White Sox
Stanky
Minnesota Twins
Twins
Detroit Tigers
Sox
Anaheim
Calif
Cesar Tovar
Tony Oliva
Minnesota
Gary Peters
Liever Hoyt Wilhelm
Or Sox
Ron Hanson
Zoilo Versalles
Versalles
Hansen
Edgar Munzel
The
Sun Times
Cal Ermer
Sam Mele
Ermer
White Sox
Tommy John
Jim Merritt
Chicago Cubs
Houston Astros
Cubs
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Astros
Ron Davis
Bob Aspromonte
Ron Santo
Cub
Culp
Houston
Dave Giusti
Milwaukee
Norm Nelson
Racine
Parnelli Jones
State Fair Park
Nelson
Jones
Don White
Mario Andretti
A. J. Foyt
Foyt
U.S. Auto Club
Monroe Set to Host Southern Wisconsin Relays Swim Meet
Monroe will host the Southern Wisconsin relays at Recreation Park pool sponsored by the Monroe Jaycees. Eight teams compete starting at 2:30 including Kendale Sterling Freeport Illinois Whitefish Bay Janesville Oak Creek and Beloit. The event emphasizes relay teams and athletic training across age groups with boys and girls participating.
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Gary Babler
Monroe
Southern Wisconsin
Monroe Jaycees
Wisconsin
Kendale
Sterling
Freeport
Illinois
Whitefish Bay
Janesville
Oak Creek
Beloit
Recreation Park
Sheryl Smith
Smith
Steve Elmer
National League and American League standings and results
Baseball scoreboard shows National League leaders with St Louis, Chicago and Cincinnati atop the table. Winners Friday include Atlanta over New York and Houston over Chicago, while Cincinnati bested Pittsburgh. American League lists Chicago and Detroit leading. Friday results include Cleveland over Washington and Detroit over Boston.
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St. Louise
Chicago
Cincinnati
Atlanta
San Fran
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Houston
New York
Fridy
St. Louis
San Francisco
Detroit
Minnesota
Boston
California
Cleveland
Baltimore
Kansas City
Washington
Junior Olympic swimmers shine at Whitefish Bay event
Four boys stood out as place winners at the Junior Olympics held in Whitefish Bay. Tom Fenton earned third places in the 100 yard backstroke and 400 yard freestyle in the 13 14 year old groups, with times of 1 10 and 5 04.9. He swam on the 200 yard freestyle relay with Jay Meythaler Steve Hennager and Mike Schmitz as Monroe Jaycees and Park and Recreation sponsor the meet at Recreation Park Sunday. Joye Fey and Karen Rothenbuehler led the 11 2 Monroe teams that beat the Pharmacy in a charity game at the Medical Center.
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Janesville
Whitefish Bay
Tom Fenton
Tom
Jay Meythaler
Steve Hennager
Mike Schmitz
Menominee Falls
Monroe Jaycees
Park and Recreation Department
Recreation Park
Mustangs Rout Panthers in Four Inning League Tilt
Mustangs exploded for nine runs in the third to defeat the Panthers 12 to 2 in four innings. Mike Molitor earned the win, striking out four, walking five, and allowing two hits while going three for three with a home run. Steve Hennager also homered, as Mike Ross had two hits and Pat Molitor two for four. Moon led Panthers with a homer, Curt Phillips took the loss. The game ended after four innings on a 12 run title. Standings show Lions 23, Mustangs 30, Panthers 2.
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Mustangs
Lions
Panthers
Mike Molitor
Molitor
Steve Hennager
Mike Ross
Pat Molitor
Mike Moon
Curt Phillips
Panther
Wn Lions
Wolverines
Lee
Firebirds and Pharmacy Triumph in High-Scoring Softball at Twining Park
Firebirds and Pharmacy squads won Girls Softball games at Twining Park last night. Brodhead defeated Medical Center 10-6 with all ten runs in the second inning, while Pharmacy beat Parks and Recreation 13-11 after an eleven-run rally in the fifth. Sue Olson led Brodhead with a homer and 3 RBIs. Pat Dearth scored and drove in a run on one hit.
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Parks and Recreation
Pharmacy
Joyce Fey
Karen Rothenbuehler
Betty Brendenberg
Kathy McGuire
Pat Sharer
Diana Isely
Chris Benkert
Cheryl Fritz
Chris Fritz
Benkert
Isely
Miss Isely
Twining Park
Neef0gltag
Newilds and Shultz Pharmacy
Brodhead
Medical Center
Parks and Recretation
Sue Olson
Pat Dearth
Wisconsin hires raise for Williamson and staff
Williamson athletic director at the University of Wisconsin gets a $500 raise to $25,006, with assistant Bruhn up $278 to $20,506. John Coatta remains at prior contracted pay. Other increases include Erckson to $15,000, Maris to $12,350, Powless to $10,500, Hickman to $13,500, Foster to $13,630, and Mott to $11,250.
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George Maris
Charles Walter
Powless
John Hickman
Harold
Bud) Foster
James A. Mott
A Good Mix For Meat Loaf Recipe Note
A stable meat loaf mix combines one and a half pounds of ground beef with half a pound of ground pork. The ratio suggests using 1.5 pounds beef to 0.5 pound pork for a balanced, flavorful loaf.
GIs Urged to Use GI Housing Loans Before July Cutoff
WWII veterans must act before July 25 to guarantee government backed housing loans. Korean War vets face Jan 31, 1975 end dates, while Korea and post-Korea veterans have no expiration. The VA notes loans can be processed in a week at the earliest, and the policy excludes Korean and post-Korea veterans from the July deadline.
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Veterans Administration
Bost
Korea
Chicago Markets Report From Stockyards This Week
Trading at the Chicago stockyards shows cow and hog price ranges across categories, with cattle and sheep also listed. Slaughter steers, heifers, cows, bulls, hogs, sows, boars and lambs appear in mixed to prime quality brackets with price spreads for 350 to 600 pound ranges and assorted grades reflecting weekly activity.
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Hicago
Chicago
Blanchardyville Notices and Reunion Plans
LeRoy Rennick from Bremerton Washington visits the William Rupnow home and will attend the MHS Class of 1942 reunion in Monroe Saturday night. Carl Wils and family of Mazomanie are guests at Ben Zimmerman’s home. Sgt Harold Corbin and daughters from Robin Warner Air Force Base Georgia visit his parents. Sgt Corbin has 15 years in service and reports back July 11. Dr Noland Eidsmoe of Rice
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Ross Paulson
Jeffrey
Danny
Downey
Calif
Leroy Paulson
Kenneth Kleppe
Mr. Horeb
Hazel Anderson
Nebraska
Gordon E. Elden
Messrs.land Mines
C. J. Fosso
Detroit
Mich
Doyle Fosso
Winston Salem
St. Paul, Minn
David
First National Bank
Philadelphia
Graduate School of Financing
University of Pennsylvania
LeRoy Rennick
Bremerton
Wash
William Rupnow
Monroe
Carl Wils
Mazomanie
Ben Zimmerman
Harold Corbin
Cheryl
Kathy
Monique
Michele
Robin Warner Afb
Georgia
Philip Corbin
Corbin
Noland Eidsmoe
Rice
Ladies Golf Classes Conclude at Windy Acres
The park and recreation department sponsors ladies golf lessons this Monday and Tuesday at Windy Acres with 8:45 to 9:00 a.m. tee times. This marks the final session of eight. The first seven were held at Twining Park.
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Park and Recreation Department
Windy Acres
Twining Park
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Blanchardyville
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Green County
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