Venturi Braces For PGA After Open Victory
Ken Venturi gears up for the PGA Championship at Columbus Club after winning the National Open. He enters the $25,000 Wykagyl Round Robin in New Rochelle as a preevent tuneup with top contenders Nicklaus Littler and Marr, while balancing early post Open setbacks.
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San Francisco
Columbus
Ohio) Country Club
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Hallowed St. Andrews
Palmer
Bill Casper
Gene Littler
Tommy Bolt
Bob Rosburg
Dave Marr
Philadelphia
Milwaukee County Eyes New Baseball Club If Braves Leave
Milwaukee County Board chairman Eugene Grobschmidt said the county should begin shopping around for another baseball club for County Stadium. At a parks and recreation committee meeting he warned the Braves may move and urged advertising to attract a different club to Milwaukee.
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Eugene Grobschmidt
Milwaukee County Board
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Parks and Recreation Committee
Twining Park Softball Evenings Schedule
Two girls softball games are set tonight on the second diamond at Twining Park. At 7 30 Park and Recreation faces Commercial Bank, and at 9 Monroe Clinic meets the Monroe Business Women.
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Park and Recreation
Commercial Bank
Monroe Clinic
Monroe Business
Baseball Standings and Schedule Briefing
The American League standings show Baltimore leading with 48 wins and 28 losses, followed by Chicago and New York. The National League table has Philadelphia and San Francisco atop, with Cincinnati and Pittsburgh mid-pack. Today's AL games include Baltimore at Cleveland and New York at Washington, while NL matchups feature St. Louis at Philadelphia and Milwaukee at Pittsburgh.
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Houston
Packers Report Next Wednesday at St Norbert College
GREEN BAY The Packers begin training camp at St Norbert College next Wednesday to pursue another NFL title. Vince Lombardi orders rookies and QBs to report Tuesday night. veterans may come July 19. Two daily workouts run until the Aug. 8 exhibition in New Orleans vs. the Cardinals.
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Colts
Rams
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Bass and Panfish Rule Wisconsin Angling Action
Wisconsin wardens report low water levels but strong action from bass and panfish this week. Green Lake yields white bass while Fox Lake Castle Rock Flowage and Lake Wisconsin lead for walleyes. Notable catches include a 27 pound musky from Lake Tomahawk and a 19 pound northern near the Apostle Islands.
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Douglas County
Green Lake
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Celtics Star Bill Russell To Lead Mississippi Clinics
Boston Celtics star Bill Russell will conduct free basketball clinics this weekend in Jackson Canton Meridian and Clarksdale Mississippi targeting youths of all races. He plans to give basketball pointers to as many interested youths as his schedule allows.
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Bill Russell
Boston Celtics
National Basketball Association
Mississippi
Russell
Jackson
Canton
Meridivan
Fish Schooling Tied to Night Light Says Scientist
Dr Kenneth John a biology professor at Franklin and Marshall College Lancaster Pa reports from the University of Wisconsin limnology lab that fish cannot school on moonless nights because they must see each other. He notes non visual senses might play a role but are too subtle to detect.
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Kenneth John
Franklin and Marshall College
Lancaster
University of Wisconsin Limnology Laboratory
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Monroe Swim Team Edges Ft. Atkinson 196 178
The Monroe swimming team defeated Ft. Atkinson 196 to 178 with multiple first place wins led by Barbara Share Pete Van Allmen and Ann Wells each with two individual firsts. Fred Dearth Tom Fenton Sue Hayes Diane Kuban Ron Mauermann Jay Meythaler Ken Pick Laurie Sickinger Dick Stauffacher Steve Wandfluh and Ann Wells also won events. Next meet is Sunday at 2:30 p.m. at Recreation Park pool in the Southern Wisconsin Relay series.
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Ft. Atkinson
Barbara Share
Pete van Allmen
Ann Wells
Fred Dearth
Tom Fenton
Sue Hayes
Diane Kuban
Ron Mauermann
Jay Meythaler
Ken Pick
Laurie Sickinger
Dick Stauffacher
Pete von Allmen
Steve Wandfluh
Barbara Bauman
Byron Bennett
John Etter
Cathy Hayes
Karen Jacobs
Sandy Power
Bernie Purcell
Jamie
Federal Loan Helps Wisconsin State Campuses Fund Halls
The Community Facilities Administration announced a 12.2 million dollar federal loan to seven Wisconsin state universities for 12 residence halls and three food service buildings. Projects include Oshkosh five halls totaling 750 students and funding for Eau Claire Whitewater Stevens Point Stout Platteville River Falls campuses with specific student capacities and costs. Whitewater Eau Claire and Oshkosh will receive the three new food service buildings.
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Wisconsin
Community Facilities Administration
Oshkosh
Eau Claire
Whitewater
Stevens Point
Stout
Platteville
River Falls
Swingers Lead Loop at Windy Swingers Night Golf
The Swingers topped the Windy Acres Wednesday Night Golf League by splitting with The Mustangs to take first place. Duraclean fell to second after losing to The Deep Freezers. Tom Roberts and Sam Rogula shared low gross with 38, Roberts had low net 33 and fewest putts, Gene Plossel earned most putts. Birdies by Weissenfluh Chamers Hefty Roberts Rogula Rufenacht. Standings show Swingers 17% points, Duraclean 17, Birdies 16.42, Greatest 16, Sandbaggers 15.42, Deep Freezers 15, Mustangs 11, Rejects 10.
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Gene Plossel
Werer Weissenfluh
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Roy Hefty
Max Harms
Rogula
Bob Rufenacht
Sandbaggers
Rejects
Wisconsin Adopts Orange Flag as Nautical Distress Signal
Madison special report states Wisconsin becomes the only Midwest state with a formal distress flag in law from 1963. An 18 by 30 inch orange flag signals emergencies and observers are urged to aid if safe. use without an emergency is illegal. Chief Warden Walter Zelinski urges boaters to carry and act on the signal.
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Wisconsin
Conservation Department
Midwest
Walter Zelinski
Sugar Ray Records Still Another Victory
Sugar Ray Robinson 161 pounds scored a technical knockout over Clarence Riley 168 pounds of Detroit in Pittsfield Massachusetts. He knocked him down in the fourth and fifth rounds and the bout was stopped at 2 40 of the sixth round.
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Sugar Ray Robinson
Clarence Riley
Detroit
Robinson
Riley
Lost Act Returns as Logic Halts When Something Vanishes
A witty note frames the idea that when an act is lost, the simplest logic is interrupted. The aphorism hints at the fragility of plans and the humor found in unresolved outcomes.
Bob Buhl Poised for Best Season Yet with Cubs
Bob Buhl of the Chicago Cubs, 35, notched his 10th win of the season with a four hit shutout over the San Francisco Giants in the opener of a doubleheader. He dismisses thoughts of a 20 game winner despite a strong 16 starts and three-year Cubs stint since leaving Milwaukee. Kennedy notes Buhl altered his pitching pattern to sharpen his edge this year.
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Bob Buhl
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Community Visitors And Travel Noted In Orangeville Area
Mrs. Glen E Bolender hosts and guests travel from Freeport Rockford Hemet Twin Grove and Winslow to Sunday meals and cottage visits. Families from Mequon and Orangeville share vacations with relatives while hospital admissions and major trips to Gettysburg Washington D C New York Niagara Falls and Paradise Kentucky are noted.
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Freeport
Dick Cramer
Bertha Schreiber
Marion Reynolds
Flora Meinert
Rockford
Edna Meinert
Hemet
Calif
Preston Reed
Twin Grove
Vera Zimmerman
Zimmerman
F. W. Fowler
J. Milton Bostian
C. B. Bridge
Orangeville
Russell Hendrickson
Virgil Dickinson
Brodhead
Grace Folgate
Larry Folgate
Donald Folgate
Loral Metz
Diane Maxwell
Linda Scoville
George Shippy
Winslow
V. V. Rockey
Lake Waubesa
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Bobby Goodman
Mequon
Ruth Kilian
Pearl Barr
Stanley Hulbert
George Kruse
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Rosa Frautschy
Freeport Memorial Hospital
Ralph Babler
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Niagara Falls
Ray Askey
Delbert Stabenow
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West Virginia
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Community Notes On Visits And Gatherings Across States
Gettysburg residents visited Smicksburg and Toledo relatives while Saline relatives hosted a large Stabenow family picnic with 36 attendees from multiple towns. Emil Rayhorn returns home after Madison VA Hospital surgery. Florida and Wisconsin trips wrap a busy period with extended family reunions and vacations in Hayward and Robinson Lake areas.
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Stabenow
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McConnell
Orangeville
Emil Rayhorn
V.A. Hospital
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James Moore
Melbourne
Fla
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Moore
Geiter
Jim Flannery
Hayward
Wis
Millard Maxwell
West Union
W. Va
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Clifford Scheider
Adam Zweifel
Robinson Lake
Spahn To Hurl Against Pirates
Warren Spahn will start for the Milwaukee Braves tonight against the Pittsburgh Pirates in the 18th game of the season. Vern Law will pitch for Pittsburgh. Milwaukee and Chicago are tied for seventh in the National League as the Braves seek a win to snap a five game skid amid a 4.04 team ERA.
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Asteroid Strike Shaped Sierra Madera Site in Texas
Scientists link a 50 million year old asteroid impact in western Texas to the Sierra Madera area creating a jumble of shattered rock and a lasting geologic signature in the region.
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Sierra Madera
Romney cites forgotten man in call to GOP platform
In a statement to the GOP platform committee Gov. George Romney urged remembering the forgotten man the ordinary consumer. He warned against concentration of power in collective bargaining and urged a federal review linking antitrust and labor laws. He defended civil rights laws and condemned wearers of hate as unwanted in either party.
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Ies
George Romney
Michigan
Washington
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GOP
Romney
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Scranton
John Birch Society
Congress
State power shift urged to boost local governance
The trend toward concentrating power in Washington should be countered by enabling state governments to handle more problems and by demanding they do a better job.
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Washington
Today in History highlights notable events on July 9
The digest recalls 1916 Deutschland crossing to Chesapeake Bay, Zachary Taylor’s death in 1850, Duke of Windsor as Bahamas governor in 1940, Saipan end in 1944, floods of 1954, Monro denied entry in 1955, Malaysia federation talks in 1963, and a 1963 London signing.
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Chesapeake Bay
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Duke of Windsor
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Austria
U.N
Leslie Monro
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Hungary
Malaya
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London
Patriots Sign Zoia From Hofstra at Rushing Back
The Boston Patriots of the AFL inked Ron Zoia a Quincy Massachusetts native and Hofstra standout to bolster their backfield as a rushing back.
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Boston Patriots
Ron Zoia
Quincy, Mass
Hofstra
Jets buy guard Sam De Luca from Chargers
The New York Jets announce the acquisition of guard Sam De Luca from the San Diego Chargers for an undisclosed price. The trade adds depth to the Jets line ahead of the new season.
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New York Jets
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Sam DeLuca
San Diego Chargers
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