Tri-State Maintains Major League Lead
Tri-State kept first place in the Major League with a shutout of Grace Lutheran. Eagles No. 1 beat EUB 7-2 while Martins edged Power and Light 6-5 with key hits from Don Martin and Roger Jackson. All team managers are reminded of the slow pitch meeting Friday at 7:30 in the Community Center.
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Grace Lutheran
Tri- State
Phillips 66
Eagles
EUB
Martins
Light
Don Martin
Jim Mauermann
Larry Priewe
Don Hunt
Dave Martin
Harold Saunders
Power
Martin
Power and
Jerry Gelbach
Roger Jackson
Homer Pickett
Buddy Mau
Mau
Jim Moe
Jackson
Don Miller
Jim Huffman
Jim Bartholf
Clet Bainbridge
Bartholf
del Barret
Virg Bowman
Tig Kohl
Gary Voegeli
Don Swenson
Leo Hauri
Glenn Wuetrich
Don Prien
Roscoe Race Track Wins County Zoning Approval
Winnebago County board rezoned 200 acres near Roscoe to allow a $5 million harness race track. A group led by Del Insko of South Beloit plans to begin racing Memorial Day, pending Illinois Racing Board approval.
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Rockford
Ill
Winnebago
Johnny Logan Runs for Job as Sheriff
Johnny Logan a former Milwaukee Braves shortstop from 1953 to 1961 announces his candidacy for Milwaukee County sheriff. Logan 39 filed nomination papers Tuesday as the fourth Democratic candidate and works as an advertising salesman for a local radio station.
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Johnny Logan
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Braves
Milwaukee County
Logan
Robinson Is Named All Star Game MVP After Heat
Brooks Robinson, unanimously chosen MVP, stood out with three hits and eight chances flawless in 10 innings, while the AL fell to the NL 2 1. He traveled through four cities after the game and set an All Star record for fielding by eight chances and four putouts.
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ST. Louis
Brooks Robinson
Robinson
Brooks
Baltimore Orioles
Baltimore
New York
Detroit
American Legion Baseball
Little Rock
Hank Aaron
Ron Santo
Aaron
Santo
Hahlen Named to Wisconsin Big Game Study Committee
Robert J. Hahlen of Monroe joins the Green County Conservation Congress delegation on the Big Game Study Committee. He will meet statewide with members and game division staff to review recommendations from county spring hearings and aid in setting seasons and bag limits.
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Wisconsin Conservation Department Today
Robert J. Hahlen
Monroe
Green County Conservation Congress
Hahlen
State and Conservation Department
Game Management Division
Conservation Commission
Executive Council
The
Conservation Congress
Gast Shuts Out Bennets in Softball Victory
Gast fired a one hit shutout for Agrico, beating Bennets 11 to 0 at Recreation Park. R Wuetrich homered, Beutel and Tschudy tripled, and the offense compiled three runs in each of the first three frames then a final three in the fourth. Pleasant Hill topped Browntown 12 to 1 with six runs in the sixth. Walt Wunschel homered and Wunschel and Kamps added hits.
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Agrico
Bennets
Recreation Park
Pleasant Hill
Browntown
Gast
Marion
Bernets
R. Wuetrich
Dale Beutel
B. Herbert
Alvin Tschu
Binger
Jeff Lueck
Bob Wyss
del Soddy Jr
Jerry Zuhike
Walter Babler
Park and Recreation, Medical Center win girls softball games
Park and Recreation defeated WEKZ 15 to 12 while Medical Center beat Montgomery Electric 15 to 5 in girls softball at Twin ing park. Park and Recreation had 16 hits led by Diane Isely Chris Benkert and Linda Ott with doubles. Ruth Mahikuch three doubles for WEKZ.
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Park and Recreation
Twining Park
WEKZ
Montgomery Electric
Diane Isely
Chris Benkert
Linda Ott
Ruth Mahikuch
Peggy Prien
Karen Rothenbuehler
Jo Schindler
Sue Bidlingmaier
Bonnie Stricker
McGee Signs 11th Season With Packers
Green Bay coach Vince Lombardi announced that Max McGee has agreed to an 11th season with the Packers. Bill Curry is back for a second season as Lombardi plans to try him on offense and defense. McGee was the team’s leading receiver in 1958 1960 1961 and 1962.
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Max McGee
Green Bay Packers
Bill Curry
Vince Lombardi
Lombardi
McGee
Packers
Curry
Griffith Aims For Quick KO In Madison Square Garden Fight
New York middleweight title bout features Emile Griffith defending against Joey Archer at Madison Square Garden with 10 p.m. EDT start. Griffith seeks a fast knockout following plans from his handlers while Archer promises a decisive victory.
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New York
Emile Griffith
Joey Archer
Griffith
Madison Square Garden
Emile
Archer
Gil Clancy
Dick Tiger
the Garden
Rubin Carter
Carter
North Captures Junior PGA Title
Madison based youth Andy North a Monona Grove sophomore won the State Professional Golfers Association junior crown finishing 2 over par 146 after a 74 at the Midway lead. Mike Pritzkow West Bend won a sudden death playoff for runner up with several players tied at 151 and 155.
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Madison
Andy North
Monona Grove
Mike Pritzkow
West Bend
Jim Schlueter
Milwaukee
Jeff Rader
Mike Kina
Kenosha
Niles Bakke
Mike Guest
Oshkosh
Bruce Grasamke
Stevens Point
Wisconsin hunting seasons and changes planned for fall
The article outlines planned opening dates for pheasant October 22 through November 27 rabbit season through January 31 1967, squirrel opening statewide October 1 through January 31, Green County deer from November 19 to 22, and a nine day general deer season with a variable quota. Duck and goose seasons await federal ok and possible changes in goose rules around Horicon and other areas. new waterfowl regulations expected late August.
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Green County
Wisconsin
Horicon
Scoreboard and Thursday schedule for major league baseball
Today's games show Los Angeles at New York and four other interleague matchups. Standings list Baltimore atop the American League with a 58 29 record, followed by Detroit Cleveland and California, while Boston and New York trail in the middle. Tuesday results include National League 2 to American League 1 in 10 innings with Boston at California and Baltimore at Detroit among others.
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Los Angeles
New York
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Houston
Atlanta
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Baltimore
Detroit
Cleveland
California
Minnesota
Kansas City
Washington
Boston
San Fran
Philadel
St Louis
Foil Queen Samusenko Crowned World Champion
Tatyana Samusenko, a 28 year old fencer from Minsk, won the world foil championship to become the new world queen of the foil on Tuesday.
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Moscow
Tatyana Samusenko
Minsk
Tuesay
League Directors Meet Tomorrow
Green County Conservation League directors meet at 7 30 p m on July 14 at the Marshall Bluff Bow Hunters Cabin 1% miles northeast of Monticello. Don Stricker reports fish findings and tree and shrub work. Clarence R Benkert discusses game planting and Zanders Lake progress. Norman Wood surveys law enforcement. cooperative woodlot purchase for education and conservation is considered, announced president Ray L Beckman.
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Green County Conservation League
Marshall Bluff Bow Hunters Cabin
Monticello
Don Stricker
Clarence R. Benkert
Benkert
Stricker
Zander
Milwaukee Sloop Cypsy Favored in Port Huron Mackinac Race
Cypsy the 54 foot sloop owned by Charles Kotovic of Milwaukee is the favorite among 170 boats for the Port Huron Mackinac Island Yacht Race. The craft has won the event for two straight years and the 235 mile voyage up Lake Huron is expected to finish Monday.
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Port Huron, Mich
Cypsy
Charles Kotovic
Milwaukee
Port Huron - Mackinac Island
Lake Huron
Wills Delivers In All Star Game Shutout Thriller
Maury Wills finally got a chance in the 10th inning and ripped a single to score Tim McCarver as the Nationals beat the American League 2 to 1. Wills also made a remarkable ninth inning catch. McLain began the AL effort with a no-hit stint, while Brooks Robinson earned MVP honors with three hits and three defensive plays.
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Maury Wills
Los Angeles Dodgers
Wills
Cincinnati
Leo Cardenas
Dodgers
San Francisco Giants
McCarver
Cardinals
Tim
Harry Walker
Walt Alston
Los Angeles
Willie McCovey
San Francisco
Sam Mele
Nationals
Frank Robinson
Skeet Shoot Set At Argyle Tonight
The Argyle range hosts a weekly skeet shoot from 7 30 to 8 30 p m with a 9 p m derby. Norm Kitto of Shullsburg posted 48 points and a 25 straight run while Doral Erickson of Argyle also had a 25 straight run. Dr George Zinky of Argyle dentistry hit 24 of 25 in the derby to take honors.
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Argyle Range
Norm Kitto
Shullsburg
Doral Erickson
Argyle
George Zinky
Schmied Pays First Month's Rent Out Of Pocket
In Louisville, Mayor Kenneth A. Schmied provided $25 from his own funds after advisers said city law prevented payment. He chose to cover the rent for an elderly woman whose home was slated for demolition by the city. The move followed a discussion about city financial ability.
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Louisville
Kenneth A. Schmied
Schmied
Reagan tops California GOP in gubernatorial race spending
Los Angeles Ronald Reagan spent 544199.66 to win the California Republican nomination while Los Angeles mayor Samuel Yorty spent 311283.78 for the Democratic bid. Reports show Reagan with 544873.90 in receipts and 112019 from an April 20 dinner. Yorty had 305354.88 toward expenses. Yorty lost to Edmund G Brown. Reagan defeated George Christopher. Expenditure reports were due by today per state law.
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Los Angeles
Ronald Reagan
California
Samuel W. Yorty
Ben Hite
Registrar of Voters
Reagan
Yorty
Edmund G. Brown
George Christopher
San Francisco
Johnson Daughter Sees East Berlin From High Platform
Lynda Bird Johnson, 22, stood atop a high platform facing the Communist wall in East Berlin with George C. McGhee, the U.S. ambassador to West Germany, nearby. She shook her head saying no as she viewed the wall near the Brandenburg Gate during a private European tour funded by her parents.
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Berlin
Lynda Bird Johnson
John F. Kennedy
East Berlin
George C. McGhee
U.S
West Germany
Brandenburg Gate
West Berlin
Bonn
Miss Johnson
Europe
Junior Champ Meet Planned for School
State meet invites all junior champs heading to Greendale to assemble at the High School track at 7 tomorrow night. Drivers and local winners should attend, with a final practice session after. If you cannot attend, contact Robert Abelman Wayne Stroessner or Chuck Ekena.
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Greendale
Robert Abelman
Wayne Stroessner
Chuck Ekena
Rodgers Disabled With Torn Rib Muscle
The Pittsburgh Pirates placed outfielder Andre Rodgers on the disabled list after he sustained a torn rib muscle.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Pirates
Andre Rodgers
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