Martins Spark Slow Pitch Attack In Win
Wilde and Martins led Hubers to an eighth straight league win with multi hit performances and two home runs. Norder and Goecks added three hits apiece while Eagles No 1 lost 10 3 to Hubers in a separate game. Players across Swiss Colony Joe's Private Club Helland Heins and others posted multiple hits and homers in a busy action laden night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duane Wilde
Martins
Parn Willa Ssinzgie
Ken Norder
Herb Goecks
Hubers
Joe’s
Helland
Heins
Eagles
Bob Leistikow
Bill Spoerry
Bill Smith
Terry Wenger
Joe
Bob Shager
Ron Heuer
Fran Schott
Ken Rutsch
Wally Dunn
Gary Ruge
Bruce Patterson
Ralph Het
Don Kohl
del Soddy
Tig Kohl
Bill Moon
Rufenacht Blaser Lead Legion Sweep Over Evansville
Monroe southpaw Gary Rufenacht hurled a one hit 40 shutout against Evansville in Junior Legion action. He struck out 14 and walked one to gain the victory as Larry Blaser fueled the offense with two doubles and two singles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Rufenacht
Monroe
Evansville
Rufenacht
Rufenachts Daaalle €Ry Mate
Larry Blaser
Chuck Dearth
Bob Goecks
Pete von Allmen
Dick Swiggum
Lay
Iiss Silverthorn
High School Coaches Gather for Wisconsin Clinic in Madison
The Wisconsin High School Coaches Association will hold its annual clinic in Madison from August 5 to 8. All sessions occur at the University of Wisconsin Field House with speakers including Jim Owens of Washington and Milt Bruhn of Wisconsin along with Ned Walk of Arizona State, George Ireland of Loyola, and Tom Evans of Oklahoma.
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Madison
Wisconsin High School Coaches Association
University of Wisconsin
Jim Owens
University of Washington
Milt Bruhn
Ned Walk
Arizona State
George Ireland
Loyola
Tommy Evans
Oklahoma
Local Guests Attend Diverse Social Visits Across Wisconsin
A series of visits occurred as residents from Brodhead Tucson Janesville Rockford Madison and Chicago hosted friends and relatives. Notable names include Scholder Zimmer man Mulligan Thom Barkow Zuercher Holmgren and Swann among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fritz Scholder
Fritzie
Tucson
Ariz
Kévana “Wits
Lyle D. Stephenson
Scholder
University of Arizona
Paul Zimmerman
Fern Stephens
Elma Stephens
Brodhead
Charles Stephens
Rockford
Kermit Barganz
Whitewater
Zimmerman
Francis Taylor
Bayville
Long Island
N.Y
John Derning
Dearning
Taylo
Vera Mulligan
Janesville
van A. Marsh
O. R. Thom
Caledonia
Margaret Thore
Manhattan
Kan
Gus Thom
Ross Heath
Harry Barkow
West Allis
J. Lina Barkow
Bertha Hartwig
Sharkey Says Apathy and Easy Life Harm Boxing
Epping New Hampshire heavyweight boxer Sonny Liston is named as harmed by inactivity and layoff. Jack Sharkey blames the era's ease of life for declining interest and says few real contenders remain in each division. He contrasts Liston with Floyd Patterson and notes potential rematch in Las Vegas.
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Epping
N.H
Sonny Liston
Jack Sharkey
Sharkey
Times
Floyd Patterson
Las Vegas
Liston
Patterson
Sonny
Margaret Smith Wins Wimbledon Triumph at Wimbledon
Margaret Smith of Australia defeated Billie Jean Moffitt 6 3 6 4 to win the women’s singles title at Wimbledon, adding to a mixed doubles victory with Ken Fletcher. She joined Doris Hart in achieving three titles this year as rain-delayed finals shuffled traditions. Chuck McKinley, the San Antonio champion, and Smith emerged as the standout figures amid a rainier, less colorful Wimbledon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wimbledon
England
Margaret Smith
Australia
Chuck McKinley
San Antonio
Tex
Marge
Billie Jean Moffitt
Ken Fletcher
Doris Hart
Maria Buenos
Brazil
Darlene Hard
Long Beach
Calif
Robyn Ebbern
Margaret
Billie Jean
McKinley
Wylita
Carol Sorenson Sets Pace in Western Amateur Golf
Carol Sorenson the defending champion from Janesville Wisconsin and two others posted three over par 76s to lead qualifying in the 63rd Women s Western Amateur. Sorenson paired with Melinda Magly of Fairfax California in today s first 18 hole match play round on the 6392 yard Broadmoor course par 36 37 73.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Springs
Colo
Carol Sorenson
Janesville
Wis
Miss Sorenson
Melinda Magly
Fairfax
Calif
Ann Quast Wells
Mt. Vernon
Wash
Barbara McIntyre
Broadmoor
Giants Trade Grier Ending Fearsome Foursome Era
The New York Giants traded tackle Roosevelt Grier to the Los Angeles Rams for tackle John LoVetere and a high draft pick. Coach Allie Sherman said the move strengthens both teams and plans to use the draft pick to pursue a back. Grier and the rest of the feared front line had anchored the defense since 1956 with only brief gaps due to Army service and injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Giants
Giants
Roosevelt Grier
Los Angeles
John LoVetere
Geier
Dick Modzelewski
Jim Katcavage
Andy Robustelli
Giant
Grier
Katcavage
Harland Svare
Ram
Svare
LoVetere
Compton Junior College
The
Rams
Braves Ready For St Louis After All Star Break
The Milwaukee Braves, rested after the All Star break, plan a twi night doubleheader in St Louis on Thursday to resume the schedule. Pitching was strong on the road trip with seven complete games and four shutouts in 11 starts, led by Warren Spahn. Outfielder Gus Bell may miss a month after knee injury recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Braves
Braves
Warren Spahn
Hank Aaron
Joe Torre
Bob Hendley
Cleveland
St. Louis
Iui
Vic Vellain
Bobby Bragan
County Stadium
Spahn
Bragan
Avs Boty
Cincinnati
Chicago
Gus Bell
Golf Money Winners Spend Penniless Week
In Dunedin Florida the top five money winners Arnold Palmer Julius Boros Jack Nicklaus Tony Lema and Gary Player skipped the Canadian Open to prepare for the British Open. Don Finsterwald moved to sixth with 625 dollars, Gene Littler rose to seventh with 1150, Tom Aaron to eighth with 1400, Bruce Crampton earned 2633 to reach ninth, and Paul Harney dropped from tenth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunedin
Fla
Arnold Palmer
Julius Boros
Jack Nicklaus
Tony Lema
Gary Player
England
PGA
Don Finsterwald
Toronto
Gene Littler
Tom Aaron
Bruce Crampton
Paul Harney
Box Factory Burns in Appleton Blaze
A spectacular fire destroyed an old abandoned box factory on Monday night. No injuries were reported as nearly all of Appleton's firefighters battled the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appleton
Oakland May Get Kansas Franchise
American League President Joe Cronin said Charles Finley discussed moving the Kansas City Athletics to Oakland California but made no formal request. Oakland officials plan a $25 million stadium set to open in 1965, with Candlestick Park as a temporary home if needed.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Joe Cronin
Charles O. Finley
Kansas City
Athletics
Oakland
Calif
Cronin
Finley
A’s
Associated Press
California
Alameda County Board of Supervisors
Horace Stoneham
San Francisco Giants
Giants
Candlestick Park
Oakland Stadium
Stoneham
San Francisco
Atlanta
Braves Nip Cards 5-4 In Pony League Action
Kurt Kohl of the Braves defeated Wayne Gile of the Cardinals in a pitching duel 5-4. Dennis Lostetter Mark Winzenried Kohl and Pat Mills each had one hit fueling a Braves five run attack on four hits. Wynn Grendahl had three hits, two RBIs and a run for the Cards. Joe Miller Kuebli and Gille each added one hit for the losers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kurt Kohl
Braves
Wayne Gile
Cardinals
Dennis Lostetter
Mark Winzenried
Kohl
Pat Mills
Wynn Grendahl
Cards
Joe Miller
Kuebli
Gille
Local visits and weekend gatherings across Monticello area
Monticello and surrounding towns report numerous family visits and social calls. Several residents visit relatives in Madison Milwaukee Verona and Monroe while others host dinners and attend hospital and funeral events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julie Krieg
Madison
Jake Krieg
Krieg
Jack
Merikay
Monticello
Julie
Neil Buechel
Danita
Brett
Verona
John Lessner
Medford
Lois Isely
Chicago
Alfred Isely
Dave Brink
William Arnold
Patricia Arnold
R. W. Woelffer
Hannah Bindschaedler
Monroe
Milwaukee
Nancy Holcomb
Robert Holcomb Jr
Holcomb
Kenneth Johnsen
Platteville
Robert Holcomb Sr
Johnsens
Howard Lien
Chic
California
Norman Rosen
Selmer Lien
Fred Stauffer
Elizabeth Rolph
Leon. Voegeli
Voegels
St. Mary’s Hospital
Royal Woelffer
Jan
Todd
Janesville
Adam Duerst
Arthur Holcomb
Robert Holcomb
St. Clare Hospital
David Putman
South Wayne
Melvin Flint
Charles Putman
Fred Idtse
Bel
Minahan Appointed to Represent Secretary Zimmerman
Milwaukee attorney Minahan was named Monday to defend Secretary of State Zimmerman in a Wisconsin Supreme Court reapportionment suit filed by Governor Reynolds seeking redrawing of legislative districts. Minahan previously served as special counsel for Zimmerman in a related reapportionment ruling when Reynolds was attorney general.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mavioun i
Roger Minahan
Milwaukee
Robert Zimmerman
John W. Reynolds
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Reynolds
George Thompson
Minahan
Zimmerman
Decesn
Cuban Exiles Claim Ambush Victory at Cuban Bridge Battle
Cuban exiles told of a two hour ambush and clash with a Soviet army convoy near Bacunayagua bridge in Havana Matanzas. Revolutionary Unity cited underground sources saying more than 15 Castro militiamen fell and 3 wounded were taken to Marianao Military Hospital. One anti Castro fighter Serafin Perez Castillo, 23, was killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Long Bacunayagua
Havana
Matanzas
Cuba
Revolutionary Unity
Marianao
Serafin Perez Castillo
Toll for Holidays Increased to 556
CHICAGO The final count of the nation s traffic accidents during the long Independence Day weekend showed 556 persons killed, a record for the four day holiday. The death toll reported over Wednesday to midnight Sunday topped the previous four day Independence Day high of 509 set in 1961. The National Safety Council had estimated a death toll of 550 to 65. The holiday total compares with an average of 100 traffic fatalities per day during the first five months this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
National Safety Council
Newburgh Manager Resigns to Join Birch Society
Newburgh City Manager Joseph Mitchell resigns after a welfare crackdown controversy. He announces plans to join the John Birch Society as an organizer on the Eastern Seaboard starting next fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburgh
N.Y
Jeseph Mitchell
Jonn Birch Society
Mitchell
Eastern Seaboard
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Fred C. Hammerly
Albany
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Mrs. Legler
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Hazel Kundert
New Glarus
Brock
Swiss Wheel
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Fane Aaparidane
Anna Cau
Avemir Namidlen
American Motors-Equality
Wisconsin
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Cura
Public Sales Service
Highway
New Idea
John Deere
Massey-Harris
Rosenthal Steel
Liberal Public Sales Service
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