Martins Upset The Office 5 4 In Slow Pitch Action
Martins upset The Office 5 to 4 after scoring two runs in the sixth to break a 3 3 tie. Don Martin earned the win for Martins while Pat Lunda took the loss for The Office. Also Swiss Colony beat Swiggums 6 1 and Power of Light beat Lanz Hardware Wisconsin Power and Light remained near the league lead with a 6 2 mark. Dave Martin homered for Power and Light. Percy Stevens Bill Schmid and Bob Hardell added multi hit games.
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Martins
Office
Swiss Colony
Swiggums
Power of Light
Lanz Hardware
Wisconsin Power and Light
Wisconsin Liquid
Dave Martin
Power and Light
Percy Stevens
Bill Schmid
Bob Hardell
Schmid
WPL
Don Ninneman
Dale Myers
Nate Farmer
Ken Rufer
Gordon Wahler
Lanz
Ninneman
Jerry Gelbach
Larry Lancaster
Charles Lostetter
Pat Lunda
Jerry Schmoldt
Dick Yaun
Jerry Jordan
Stan Rebly
Nate Hare
Don Martin
DeMolay to Face FFA in Sunday Softball Tilt
The Monroe DeMolay chapter meets the FFA team in a softball game Sunday at 2 p.m. on the lot west of Monroe High School. A tournament at Beloit follows the next Sunday.
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Monroe DeMolay
FFA
Monroe High School
DeMolay
Beloit
Invasion of Sicily Opens World War II Front
Historical notes mark July 10 as the day in 1943 when Allied forces including American, British, and Canadian troops began the Sicily invasion. After more than a month of heavy fighting German and Italian defenders retreated across the Strait of Messina.
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Associated Press
Sicily
Strait of Messina
Millard Fillmore
Zachary Taylor
Wyoming
Woodrow Wilson
Senate
League of Nations
United States
Danube River
Europe
Federal Communications
Richard Mack
Washington
Pillow production fueled by 15 million pounds of foam in 1962
More than 15 million pounds of soft latex foam rubber were used to manufacture pillows in 1962, illustrating the scale of postwar consumer convergence. The production figure highlights the growing demand for cushioned home goods and synthetic materials in the era.
Perry Emerges as Giants potential regular starter
Chicago relief star Gaylord Perry gains spotlight as a possible Giants regular after San Francisco’s 9-4 win over the Cubs. Jack Sanford’s arm numbness ends his bid to keep starting role as Perry fans seven. In Los Angeles, Bo Belinsky shuts out the White Sox 3-0.
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Chicago
Gaylord Perry
San Francisco Giants
Jack Sanford
Sanford
Chicago Cubs
San Francisco
Perry
Cubs
Ron Santo
Bob Shaw
Cub
Los Angeles
Bo Belinsky
Angels
Chicago White Sox
Badgers Jim Purnell Signs Bears Contract
Jim Purnell former Wisconsin linebacker signed Thursday by the Chicago Bears as a free agent. Purnell 200 pounds starred for the 1962 Big Ten champion Badgers and last season played 275 minutes, second on the squad.
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Chicago
Jim Purnell
Wisconsin
Chicago Bears
National Football League
Purnell
Badgers
Braves Dominate Pirates as Mathews Sparks 11-6 Win
Eddie Mathews led Milwaukee with a first inning single to start a five run frame and added a homer in the third while Milwaukee routed Pittsburgh 11-6. Bo Belinsky held Chicago to two hits in a 3-0 complete game shutout, his first since 1962.
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Eddie Mathews
Braves
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Bo Belinsky
Angels
Chicago White Sox
Blum Sparks Attack As FFA Falls Short In Minor League Loss
Blum sparked the FFA offense with two hits including a double as Agrico edged FFA 8-6 in Rec Park. Duane Grossen and Gene Haldiman added two singles each. Hartwig took the loss.
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FFA
Agrico
Recreation Park
Orangeville
Trenthardt Rustlers
Gordon Blum
Duane Grossen
Gene Haldiman
Bechtolt
Blum
Hartwig
Treuthardt
Gary Goecks
Gill Rocky
Jerry Jordan
Tom Marham
Wagner
Treuthardacht
Dale Davis
Gene Reed
Two Girls Softball Teams Win at Twining Park
Commercial Bank defeated Park and Recreation 30 to 5 and Monroe Business Women beat Monroe Clinic 40 to 10. Judy Wilhelm fueled Commercial Bank with three singles. Luann Prien earned the win. Joyce Bergemann won for Monroe Women as Vera Keller took the loss.
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Twining Park
Commercial Bank
Park and Recreation
Monroe Business
Monroe Clinic
Judy Wilhelm
Lynn Kubly
Karen Nyman
Joan Schindler
Mary Pandow
Luann Prien
Cheryl Fritz
Cindy Rocky
Royletta Severson
Monroe
Joyce Bergemann
Carol Beightel
Vera Keller
June Wuethrich
Janis Venetta
Vicki Gerner
Barb Rasmussen
Spahn Gains First Win In A Month For Braves
Warren Spahn earned his first victory in a month as the Milwaukee Braves beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 11 to 6. He failed to go the distance for the tenth straight time, leaving after six with six runs charged to him.
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Warren Spahn
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee Braves
Pittsburgh Pirates
Spahn
Bobby Bragan
Baseball Standings and Schedule Overview
The scoreboard lists teams with wins losses and winning percentages for the American and National leagues. It includes current standings for Baltimore New York Chicago Minnesota Detroit Boston Los Angeles Cleveland Kansas City Washington and others, plus Thursday results and upcoming games across both leagues.
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Baltimore
New York
Chicago
Minnesota
Detroit
Boston
Los Angeles
Cleveland
Kansas City
Washington
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Houston
Chicago Boxer Seeks Fight With Patterson
Ernie Terrell, a top heavyweight contender from Chicago, wants a shot at Floyd Patterson. He weighs his options while facing Bob Foster of Washington, D C, in a 10 round television bout from Madison Square Garden airing nationwide at 9 p.m. EST. Scoring will use the rounds system.
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New York
Ernie Terrell
Cassius Clay
Chicago
Floyd Patterson
Bob Foster
Washington, D.C
Madison Square Garden
Patterson Named Fighter of the Month by Ring Magazine
New York boxer Floyd Patterson, former heavyweight champion, earned Fighter of the Month honors from Ring Magazine for his 12 round decision over Eddie Machen in Stockholm last Sunday. Patterson rose to No 2 in Ring's July ratings while Machen dropped to seventh.
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New York
Floyd Patterson
Ring Magazine
Eddie Machen
Los Angeles
Stockholm
Patterson
Ring
Machen
Zach Toms Dies Chairman of Liggett and Myers Tobacco
Zach Toms, 63, chairman and chief executive of Liggett and Myers Tobacco Co., died Thursday in Richmond. He had been named chairman earlier this year and had served as president since 1961. He joined the company in 1922. his father Clinton W. Toms led the firm from 1928 to 1936.
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Richmond
Zach Toms
Liggett and Myers Tobacco Co
Toms
Liggett and Myers
Clinton W. Toms
Lincoln's Nag Spurs Wisconsin Illinois Bond of Peace
In Whitewater Wisconsin on Saturday Lt Governor Jack Olson will return Lincoln’s horse Balfour to Illinois official Ver Lynn Sprague of Sycamore. The Arabian chestnut will stay in Whitewater to inspire tourists before joining Illinois Lincoln exhibit in New Salem.
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Whitewater
Wis
Wisconsin
Illinois
Abe Lincoln
Lincoln
Henry Atkinson
Blackhawk
Atkinson
Jefferson Davis
Jack Olson
Lynn Sprague
Sycamore
Otto Kerner
Balfour
Wisconsin Vacations and Association
New Salem
Hunters Paid Bounty Slaughtered Over Bald Eagles in Alaska
From 1917 to 1952 the U S government offered rewards to hunt bald eagles in Alaska, classed as pernicious predators. Authorities paid bounties and more than 100 000 eagles were killed under the program.
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U. S
Alaska
Deaths of World Bank director William Howell and Frank Lewman
William F Howell 53 administrative director of the World Bank and two affiliates died of a heart attack at home near Centreville Virginia. Frank C Lewman 74 who came to Cleveland in 1913 to Richman Bros Co and stayed to become board chairman died at home in Orange Village Ohio.
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Washington
William F. Howell
World Bank
Centreville
Cleveland
Ohio
Frank C. Lewman
Richman Bros. Co
Orange Village
New York Radio Pioneer Hartman Dies at 80
Louis H. Hartman a pioneer in the development of network radio shows died Thursday after suffering a heart attack He was 80 and associated with New York radio during the formative years of national program networks.
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New York
Louis H. Hartman
Artist and writer Fannie Burgheim Blumberg dies at 70
Terre Haute Indiana Fannie Burgheim Blumberg aged 70 an artist and writer died at her home Thursday night and a funeral is planned in the area.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Fannie Burgheim Blumberg
Cattle Prices Rise for Fourth Week Across Markets
The Agriculture Department reports fed cattle prices rose for a fourth straight week reaching the highest level since October at many markets. Declining marketings and other market factors contributed to the climb according to the weekly report.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Cattle Slaughter Declines Yet Beef Output Up This Year
The article notes a drop in federally inspected cattle slaughter over the last three weeks, though it remains higher than a year ago. It reports beef production for the first half of the year up 13 percent over the prior liberal volume, amid increased wholesale beef demand.
Over the Counter Listings Guide from Monroe Office
A concise guide explains the range within which securities could be sold or bought at the time of compilation. Supplied by the Monroe office of the publication.
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Monroe
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