White Sox secure double wins in Chicago doubleheader
The White Sox sweep the City A's 3-1 and 11-4 improving within one game of the Yankees and three of the Orioles. Ward hits a grand slam and Nicholson and Robinson add power as Wilhem drives in the tying run in the eighth. Cubs split with Dodgers after Williams drives in winner in ninth.
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Frank Baumann
Ted Bowsfield
Jose Santiago
Los Angeles
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Nate Oliver
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Larry Jackson
Don Drysdale
McKinley Defends National Clay Crown in Illinois
Top seed Chuck McKinley opens defense of his National Clay Courts Tennis Championship in River Forest Illinois aiming to become the first man in 26 years to win the singles title three straight years. The week-long event draws 128 men and 64 women and serves as a test for Davis Cup Challenge Round in Cleveland September 24-26.
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Parnelli Jones Wins 200 Miler at Wisconsin Fairgrounds
Parnelli Jones from Torrance California won the 200 mile race at the Wisconsin State Fairgrounds edging teammate Roger Ward by one second. Jones started from pole with a 100.08 mph lap record and led most of the race except during pit stops. The event drew 33 103 fans and paid a total purse of 27780 dollars.
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Torrance
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Ward
Indianapolis
Bill Stoppe
Los Angeles
Fairgrounds
Scientists Debate Origin of Tek Tites Pebbles
Some scientists argue tek tites are lunar chips or fragments from a long lost planet, while others contend they formed on Earth.
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Moon
Earth
Baseball Standings and Scores Summary
In the American League the Baltimore Orioles lead with a 52 30 record and a .634 pct while New York trails at 48 31. Week results include Detroit routing Boston 8 1 and Baltimore beating Cleveland 7 4. National League action shows San Francisco at 51 33 and Philadelphia 48 32 with multiple results across leagues.
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Grafton Driver Places 10th in Des Moines Race
Tom Rathke of Grafton Wisconsin drove a 1963 Pontiac to 10th in a 150 mile late model stock car race in Des Moines Iowa sponsored by the International Motor Contest Association earning $160.
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Iowa
Tom Rathke
Grafton
Wis
International Motor Contest Association
Barber Captures Wykagyl Round Robin Golf Title
Miller Barber, a 32 year old Texan from Arkansas, won the Wykagyl Round Robin at New Rochelle by one point over Ken Venturi. The $5,000 prize goes to the unofficial Tour rookie who leads after 90 holes of four days of head to head play where points for holes won determine the winner. Barber, under two years on tour, trims his 31 plus points to top Venturi and heads toward Columbus for the PGA Championship while awaiting his first pro party.
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Babler and Hefty Dominate Park Tennis Tourney
Cindy Babler won all three events in the 11 and under group at Recreation Park, while Tom Hefty swept the 12 and over events. Cindy Fenton runner up in 11 and under along with Sager Christen and Livingston sharing third. in 12 and over Hexom second and Zabel Sager tied for third. Also a kit maker reports over 2000 gyroglider kits sold.
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Tom Hefty
Park
Recreation Park Courts
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Tom
Tom Fenton
Donna Sager
Cindy Christen
Brad Livingston
Dale Hexom
Jim Zabel
John Sager
Assateague Island Shifts 2000 Feet Toward Maryland Coast
Since 1850 Assateague Island has moved about 2000 feet toward Worcester County Maryland due to tidal erosion of the coastline.
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Assateague Island
Worcester County
Monroe Captures Southern Wisconsin Relays Swim Title Again
Monroe wins the Southern Wisconsin swimming relays at Recreation Park Pool for the second straight year with 106 points, six ahead of Greendale. Ft. Atkinson third, Evansville fourth. four girls teams and one boys team take firsts, with rosters and officials listed. Approximately 150 swimmers competed.
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Wendi Hugdahl
Barbara Share
Cathy Hayes
Joylyn Trumpy
Christi Wagner
Bernie Rae Purcell
Sue
Wright Wins Fourth US Women's Open Title in Playoff
Mickey Wright of Dallas defeated Ruth Jessen of Seattle 70 to 72 in an 18 hole playoff to capture the United States Women's Open at San Diego Country Club. The final score after 72 holes was 290 two under par for both players, with Wright edging ahead on the final round. Shirley Englert and Marilyn Smith finished at 291, with Haynie Wilson Prentice Hagge and Whitworth among the runners up.
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Blonde Mickey
Dallas
Ruth Jessen
Seattle
San Diego Country Club
Mickey
Miss Jessen
Shirley Englehorn
Los Angeles
Marilyn Smith
Colorado Springs
Sandra Haynie
Peggy Wilson
Joann Prentice
Marlene Bauer Hagge
Kathy Whitworth
Cubs and Yankees Lead Pony League Start
The Cubs and Yankees sit 2-0 atop the Pony League standings this summer with strong starts from Bob Janke and Stu Grendahl for the Cubs and Bill Norder and Larry Harmes for the Yankees. Jim Spring of the Mets leads hitters at .667 with four hits in six at bats, as the circuit lists Cubs 2-0 Yankees 2-0 Mets 1-1 Tigers 1-1 Braves 0-1 Twins 0-2 Giants 0-2 White Sox 1-0. A rained out White Sox vs Braves game is rescheduled for 3 p.m Tuesday.
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Yankees
Bob Janke
Stu Grendahl
Bill Norder
Larry Harmes
Jim Spring
Mets
Jim Bosanny
Curt Kohl
Giants
Jim Larson
Braves
Dick Tschanz
Twins
John Schuetze
Tigers
Galen Kuebli
White Sox
Junior Champ Event Saturday
Monroe's Junior Champs head to West Allis Central Stadium Saturday at 6 a.m. for the state Jaycee event. The bus leaves from the Junior High lot. Gold medalists may join for free. call Stanley Barr to confirm.
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West Allis Central
Stanley Barr
Barr
Jeff Lueck
Ron Smith
John Sager
Bruce Babler
Today in History July 13 1964 Highlights
On this date in history listed events include the 1787 act creating territorial government for the Northwest Territory which later formed Ohio Indiana Illinois Michigan and Wisconsin. Other entries note Civil War draft riots in New York City 1863 and the British dirgible R34 crossing the Atlantic in 1919.
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Illinois
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Atlantic
Theodore Roosevelt Jr
Normandy
Commerce Department
U.S
Moscow Radio
Courageous
Russia
Moscow
Rent That Room Through Classified Ads
A notice encourages readers to use the Monroe Evening Times classified ads to rent a room. It advertises affordable options and local listings available through the paper’s classified section.
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Monroe Evening Times
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