Graham Opens Collegiate Drills
Evanston Illinois reports the 1961 College All-Star team, 56 strong,Reporting to head coach Otto Graham to begin a three week training camp. The squad will face the NFL champion Philadelphia Eagles in the August 4 All-Star game at Soldier Field.
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Collegians
Philadelphia Eagles
Soldier Field
Graham
Northwestern University
Dyche Stadium
All-Stars
Northwestern
Cleveland Brown
U.S. Coast Guard Academy
Don Doll
Southern California
Dick Stanfel
San Francisco
John Sauer
U.S. Military Academy
Mike Scarry
Cleveland Browns
Washington State
Dante Lavelli
Mike Ditka
Pittsburgh
Earl Faison
Indiana
Marlin McKeever
el Kimbrough
Joe Rugens
Illinois
Ken Rice
Auburn
Bill Shaw
Georgia Tech
Bob Lilly
Texas Christian
Jack Novak
Miami
Florida
Myron Pottios
Notre Dame
Jim Tyrer
Ohio State
Bruce Tarbox
Syracuse
Frank Wisted
Navy
Mike Pyle
Yale
Greg Larson
Minnesota
Tom Matte
Joe Bellino
Bob Crespino
George Blair
Mississippi
Tom Mason
Tulane
George Flemming
University of Washington
Philadelphia
Hershey
Weekday Baseball and Basketball Scores Across Leagues
The scoreboard shows mixed standings with New York leading at 53 29 and Baltimore at 48 37 in the league table. Baltimore, Cleveland, and Los Angeles chase, while Minnesota and Kansas City trail. several games and schedules are listed for Wednesday and Friday.
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Boston
Chicago
Detroit
Milwaukee
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Philadelphia
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San Francisco
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Lopez Considers Retirement After The Season
Tampa native Al Lopez, veteran baseball figure and Chicago White Sox manager, hints he may retire at season's end. In an interview with Ralph Warner of the Tampa Tribune, Lopez says he does not know what life would be like out of the game, and calls the retirement question possibly.
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Chicago
The
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White Sox
Warner
Joey Jay Tops NL Earned Run Leaders at Midseason
Joey Jay leads the National League earned run average at the halfway point with 39 earned runs in 132 innings for a 2.66 ERA. The Reds ace, 25, is 12-4 with two shutouts in 17 starts after being acquired from Milwaukee. Hoyt Wilhelm dominates the AL with a 2.07 ERA over 78 innings, while Johnny Podres and Mike McCormick follow in ERAs.
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Joey Jay
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Associated Press
Hoyt Wilhelm
Baltimore
Jay
Reds
Wilhelm
Packers Open 1961 Training at St Norbert College
Green Bay begins 1961 training July 17 at St Norbert's College with 19 first year players and key veterans Bart Starr Joe Francis Jim Ringo and Ken Inman among those due for the initial workout.
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Green Bay Packers
St. Norbert’s College
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Joe Francis
Jim Ringo
Ken Inman
Park Schedule Twin ing Tonight Basketball Matches
Tonight's card shows Twining vs Firemen at 7, Dorman at 8 against Eagles, Mon roe Milling at 9 against Grace Lutheran. Recreation lineup lists Fairmont vs Monroe FFA at 730 and First National against Commercial at 9.
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Dorman
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Monroe Ffa
First National
Commercial
Public Links Open matches end with upsets in Detroit
DETROIT Wisconsin golfers Graska from Oshkosh Street of Baltimore fell 2-1 in the first round and 4-3 in the second to Schles of Memphis. May of Racine beat Pilarski 7-5 then lost 6-5 to Campbell of Leed. Thomas of Beloit was defeated by Tanaka of Honolulu 5-4 in the opening round.
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Detroit
Wisconsin
Dave Graska
Oshkosh
Murphy Street
Baltimore
John Schles
Memphis
Leroy May
Racine
Don Pilarski
Kewanee
Ill
Frank Campell
Leed
Ala
Jerry Thomas
Beloit
Tom Tanaka
Honolulu
Bank of Brodhead to Build New Drive-In Bank Facility
Workmen dismantle the Haugen building on Center Avenue and East Exchange for the Bank of Brodhead planned drive‑in and parking facilities. The Bellman store was removed months earlier. Steiner Haugen of Orfordville handles the construction contract.
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Center Avenue
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Bank
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Orfordville
Cardinals Sign Hammack Elzey And Perry
The St. Louis Cardinals have signed fullback Mal Hammack center linebacker Charley Elzey and field goal specialist Gerry Perry to contracts.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis Cardinals
Mal Hammack
Charley Elzey
Gerry Perry
Survey backs Republican tax proposal in Wisconsin
The Public Expenditure Survey of Wisconsin says taxpayers would pay less under the Republican sponsored revenue bill than under Governor Nelson's plan. The private agency studied single persons and families earning 3000 to 15000 dollars yearly and found the state tax bill smaller with the GOP plan. State Tax Commissioner Gronouski noted a similar report is expected soon but declined to comment on the figures. He cited redistribution of state revenue to ease local taxes as the main difficulty in comparing programs. The survey did not evaluate the redistribution plan.
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Public Expenditure Survey of
Wisconsin
Nelson
John Gronouski
Gronouski
Sheboygan Girl Wins Northeastern Golf Title
An 18 year old Sheboygan girl, Mary Ann Testwaide, June graduate of Sheboygan High School, defeated Mrs. Fred Nause 4 and 2 in the final to win the Northeastern Wisconsin Women's Golf Association title. Both players belong to Pine Hills Country Club in Sheboygan. Mary Beth Ninhaus of Chilton captured the junior championship by beating Nancy Buth of Green Bay 1 up in 19 holes.
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Wisconsin Women’s Golf Association
Mary Ann Testwaide
Sheboygan High School
Fred Nause
Pine Hills Country Club
Mary Beth Ninhaus
Chilton
Nancy Buth
Green Bay
Gleason Delights Fans as Bum in Gigot Role in Paris
Jackie Gleason, weighing in as a self described bum in the Paris set of Gigot, arrives in a Rolls Royce for lunch and discusses The Hustler and his film career. He toils in Paris for five months, surviving a tough grind and French cuisine, while recalling past Warner Brothers work.
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Maurice Chevalier
Jackie Gleason
Gleason
New York
Manhattan
Warner Brothers
Wisconsin Assembly moves on beer age and local option clash
In Madison the Assembly debated repealing local option laws and raising the beer buying age to 19. Frederick Kessler and the Wisconsin Wholesale Distributors Association led the repeal amendment while Fred Risser pushed a 19 year old age with local option. Action on the bill was postponed to Monday as the session also approved reorganizing the five man athletic commission to a three man board and trimmed its secretary’s pay while funding shifts were outlined.
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Rmit
Wisconsin
State Assembly
Frederick Kessler
Milwaukee
Kessler
Wisconsin Wholesale Distributors Association
Fred Risser
Earl McEssy
Fond du Lac
Assembly
State Athletic Commission
Commission
Wisconsin Fireworks Sale Ban Adopted in Regulation Push
Regulation banning fireworks sales in Wisconsin was adopted. The measure was sponsored by Richard Nowakowski of Milwaukee.
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Wisconsin
Richard Nowakowski
Milwaukee
Juda By Mabel E. Bauer
Social notes record visits and family gatherings across Janesville Monroe and Chicago. Ed Jordan and family hosted a birthday picnic for A. B. Hartwick, with Anita Frey returning from Madison and joining the Frey reunion at Leonard Vogel's home.
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Ed Jordan
Janesville
Harrison Grenzow
Mmes
James Allen
Ray Fries
Brodhead
Ralph Frey
Marion Ellefson
Monroe
Anita Frey
Madison
Frey
Leonard Vogel
Carol Vogel
Messrs
Harvey Bauman
Charles Trotter
Jerry Jordan
Chicago
A. B. Hartwick
Anniversary gathering spans Monroe and Freeport families
Monday guests included Mrs. Florence Jordan, the Russell Bauman family, the Bob Schilt family of Clarno, and Mrs. Gladys Andrews of Madison. Benjamin Gallagher from Freeport visited grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Ben Miller. The Ervin Goecks family of Monroe called on Mrs. Florence Jordan Sunday afternoon.
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Florence Jordan
Russell Bauman
Bob Schilt
Clarno
Gladys Andrews
Madison
Benjamin Gallagher
Freeport
Ben Miller
Monroe
Ervin Goecks
Missing Cedarburg man from Bayfield vacation area
Bayfield County sheriff reports John G. Flowers 59 of Cedarburg has been missing since leaving for home on June 29 after vacationing with relatives in the area. He failed to return to work July 3, prompting the search.
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