Monroe Jaycee Slow Pitch Wins Openers in Watertown Tourney
The Monroe Jaycee slow pitch team beat Watertown Dairy Lane 7 to 2 in first round action at the Water town Slow Pitch Tournament. Donald Hugdahl went 3 for 3 to lead entries as Monroe advances to face Sportsman's Bar Beloit at 5 p.m. Saturday with quarterfinals, semis, and finals scheduled for the weekend in Watertown.
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Watertown
Monroe
Watertown Dairy Lane
Sportsman’s Bar of
Beloit
Globetrotters
Donald Hyugdahl
Hugdahl
Pete
Pete Hugdahl
Rice Lake
Paul Paulson
Bob Wells
Dick Muenich
Dick Lafferty
Fred Huber
Wells
Tom Kerr
Lafferty
Bill Moon
Huber
Joe Swartzenberger
Paulson
Ken Norder
Wes Wandflu
Baseball and football scores from major leagues and ex-Badgers signed
In the American League a standings snapshot shows New York and Baltimore leading, with Cleveland Chicago and Minnesota in pursuit. Sunday results include New York routing Boston and Detroit beating Los Angeles. In the National League Cincinnati leads while Chicago Philadelphia games draw attention. Ex-Badgers Tom Wiesner and Jim Fraser sign with the San Diego Chargers.
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Pittsburgh
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State
Philadelphia
St. Louis
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San Diego
Calif
San Diego Chargers
American Football League
University of Wisconsin
Tom Wiesner
Jim Fraser
Monroe Lasses Nipped by Wiota at Blackhawk Picnic
The Monroe Headquarters Girls Softball Team lost to Wiota 17 to 16 in the 11th inning on a steal from third base during the Blackhawk picnic. Lynn Kubly pitched with strong fielding support from teammates. Ardelle Milestone Holly Muenich and Ruth Mahlikuch homered for Monroe. Players felt the diamond layout hampered play.
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Wiota
Blackhawk
Lynn Kubly
Ardelle Milestone
Holly Muenich
Ruth Mahlikuch
Packers Sign Stadium For Next Three Years
MILWAUKEE The Green Bay Packers and the Milwaukee County Park Commission signed a contract ensuring National Football League games at County Stadium for the next three seasons. No annual game count was set. The 1960 season will include two games in Milwaukee, three in the stadium this year, and four in Green Bay.
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Green Bay Packers
Milwaukee County Park Commission
County Stadium
Packers
Green Bay
Brue Ties for Eighth at St Paul Open
Bobby Brue of Milwaukee finished tied for eighth at the St Paul Open Golf Championship in Minnesota. This result adds to Brue’s standings as Wisconsin Open and amateur champion.
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Bobby Brue
ST. Paul, Minn
Milwaukee
Mathews Cleared for NL All Star Show in San Francisco
Eddie Mathews of the Milwaukee Braves is set to play for the National League in Tuesday's 30th All Star game in San Francisco despite a knee injury last week. The AL stars include Mantle and Maris. Whitey Ford likely to start, with Koufax McCormick or Spahn possible for other starts.
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Eddie Mathews
Milwaukee
California
Mathews
Los Angeles
Daryl Spencer
Braves
Danny Murtaugh
Boston
Mickey Mantle
Roger Maris
New York Yankees
Maris
Mantle
Detroit
Rocky Colavito
Norm Cash
Whitey
Ford
New York
Cash
Yankees
Tony Kubek
Murtaugh
Sandy Koufax
Dodgers
Mike McCormick
Giants
Warren Spahn
Joey Jay
Monroe Junior Legion schedules three baseball games this week
The Monroe Junior Legion team, now 3-2 in the Red Division of the State Line League, has three games scheduled this week two away and one home. On Tuesday it leaves at 4 p.m. for Middleton. It leaves at 6 p.m. for Ft. Atkinson on Thursday. On Saturday it hosts Beloit here at 8 p.m.
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Monroe Swim Team Defeats Janesville in Dual Meet
Monroe swimmers secured a decisive victory over Janesville at the Janesville high school pool. About 40 Monroe athletes competed in 38 events, led by Sue Kubly John Etter Sheryl Smith and Donna Holcomb with multiple firsts and relay wins. Stauffacher set an all time Monroe record of 58.6 seconds in the 100 yard freestyle. Monroe next competes in a forthcoming meet.
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Janesville
Sue Kubly
Sterling
John Etter
Sheryl Smith
Donna Holcomb
David Stauffacher
Dan Bender
Stauffacher
Hough
Dan Pickett
Pete von Allman
Jim Mauerman
John Gerhart
Christina Peterson
Donna Swiggum
Larry Holcomb
Terry Stauffacher
Carol Barry
Jim Myers
Mary Ellen Lovelace
Susan Mathias
Laura Springer
Karen Woolever
Curt Share
Jan Barry
Pickett
von Allman
Miss Peterson
Kathy Norton
Ann Wells
Marilyn Myers
Greg Gibbons
Ralph Phillips
Gary Lovell
Gaineth Gonstead
Vickie Phillips
Elaine Schwartz
Jill Counselman
Judy Gerhart
Bob Janke
Bill Kubly
Murphy Norton
Ken Pick
Peter Urban
Mary Jo Ge
Southern Wisconsin Relays Feature Milwaukee and Wisconsin Teams
A relay meet is set for Monroe in southern Wisconsin next Sunday July 16. Participating teams include Nicolet and Greenfield from Milwaukee Green dale also from Milwaukee Ft. Atkinson Janesville and Monroe.
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Monroe
Nicolet
Milwaukee
Greenfield
Greendale
Ft. Atkinson
Janesville
Detroit Makes Bid for AL Title
The Detroit Tigers and New York Yankees battle for the American League pennant as Detroit tops the Angels 1-0 and 6-3 while New York splits with Boston. Frank Lary pitched 13-4 with 10 strikeouts in a 1-0 win. Billy Bruton belted a seventh inning homer to seal the night cap.
Maris Hits 33rd as Reds Top Dodgers in NL Clash
Reds win 14-3 behind Robinsosn's 4 for 4 with two homers, a double, and a single. Don Drysdale eject and face possible suspension after two knockdowns of Frank Robinson and a third pitch hit. Dodgers suffer loss as Pirates, Giants, Cubs win. San Francisco splits with St Louis. Cubs sweep Phillies in doubleheader.
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Frank Robinson
Drysdale
Warren Giles
Dusty Boggess
Robinson
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Dodgers
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Braves
San Francisco
St. Louis
Giants
Cards
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia
Roger Craig
Dick Farrell
Gene Freese
Joey Jay
Dodgers Hit Home Runs by Roseboro and Neal in Win
The Dodgers powered past their opponents with two home runs delivered by John Roseboro and Charlie Neal. Roseboro connected for a solo shot in the early innings, while Neal added a second blast later, fueling the team’s victory.
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John Roseboro
Charlie Neal
Park Schedule Brings Tonight and Tomorrow Games
Tonight at the park the schedule lists Twining versus Grace Lutheran at 7 and Firemen against Park on Recreation at 8 30. Tomorrow features Tigers against Indians and White Sox versus Athletics at 2 and Yankees versus Senators at 3 plus SeeBees versus Power and Light at 7 30 and Monroe Milling at unknown time. Recreation tonight shows Zuhlke's against Oaktron at 7 30 Helland Hein versus Brodhead at 9. Tomorrow Juda FFA versus South Wayne at 7 30 Gempler's versus Browntown at 9.
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Firemen
Park On Recreation
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Indians
White Sox
Athletics
Yankees
Senators
SeeBees
Power and Light
Oe Oa
Monroe Milling
Zuhlke’s
Oaktron
Helland- Hein
Brodhead
Juda Ffa
South Wayne
Gempler’s
Browntown
Tigers sweep Angels as Lary shuts out opponents
Yesterday Frank Lary of the Tigers shut out the Los Angeles Angels on three singles, fanning 10 and ending the Angels home run streak at 16 games in a 1-0 win and 6-3 sweep that put Detroit back in first. Frank Robinson of the Reds drove in seven runs with two homers a double and a triple as Cincinnati crushed the Dodgers.
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Los Angeles Angels
Detroit
Frank Robinson
Reds
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