Robinson Paces Reds as Maris Mantle Chase 60-Homer Pace
Frank Robinson powers Cincinnati to a strong lead with a 4-3 win over Chicago as he lifts his average to .327 with 10 homers in a month. Yankee sluggers Roger Maris and Mickey Mantle both homer as New York beat Chicago to move to first in the American League race. Dodgers beat Philadelphia 7-2, San Francisco clos e gap on Pittsburgh, while Milwaukee tops St Louis.
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Badger Open Water Ski Tournament slated in Minocqua
The second annual Badger Open Water Ski Tournament will be held in Minocqua on Saturday and Sunday. Sanctioned by the American Water Ski Association, the class B meet is sponsored by the Min-Aqua Bats Water Ski Club.
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Xhe Min-Aqua Bats Water Ski Club
Turfs Schedule Six Prize Stakes On Six Major Turf Races
The program features six turf stakes with 400000 in purses. Hollywood Gold Cup and Monmouth Park Handicap lead with 100000 each. First Balcony and Sea Orbit carry top weights in 122 and 124 pounds. Races include Dwyer Handicap at Aqueduct, Oaks at Delaware Park, Detroit Race Course sweepstakes, and Princess Pat Stakes at Arlington Park.
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Russians To Challenge American Track Might
MOSCOW The United States and the Soviet Union prepare a dual track meet this weekend that rivals the Olympics in importance. The Americans seek to extend a flawless dual record, while the Russians aim to upset the U S and capture the women's events as anticipated.
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Soviet Union
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Downpour Delays Monroe Diamond Softball Schedule
A second straight night of rain forced postponements in Monroe, with slow pitch games rescheduled for next week while softball games await later dates. Recreation director Robert L. Wells notes the mêlée, as Headquarters girls softball faces Wiota in Twining and Kiwanis meets See man's Drugs of Beloit at Recreation Park tonight.
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Recreation Park
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Beloit
Kiwanis vs Seeman's Drugs Exhibition Schedule
Recreation note announces tonight's park schedule with Kiwanis team facing Seeman's Drugs of Beloit in an exhibition game at p.m. The matchup highlights the community sports lineup for the evening.
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Palmer Stirs Open Play As Rain Delays Final Rounds
British Open leaders include Harold Henning and Dai Rees with Arnold Palmer one stroke behind after a rain washed day. Officials flagged potential Saturday finishing rounds if weather allows, with Palmer incurring a penalty stroke on the 16th hole for a sand trap movement.
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Ionfer
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Paul Bunyan
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Calif
Mack Jones Sparks Braves in Four-Hit MLB Debut
Mack Jones nicknamed The Knife collected four hits in his major league debut for the Milwaukee Braves in a 6-3 win over the St Louis Cardinals. The 22 year old rookie, called up from Louisville, matched a modern record with four hits while playing center field and filling in for Billy Bruton. He said his success was mostly luck and noted the pitchers were challenging him away. Jones previously led the American Association with a .334 average before joining Milwaukee.
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Louisville
Freeport Club Plans Third Pro Guest Day
The third annual Pro Guest Day is set for Sunday July 30 at Freeport Country Club. Pro guests will be drawn from the PGA field at Olympic Fields Chicago and will play an exhibition round then participate in a clinic showing various golf shots.
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Chicago
Hoffa Wins Dismissal in Mail Fraud Case
Federal judge in Tampa dismissed the government mail fraud case against Teamsters president James R. Hoffa and two aides for improper grand jury selection in Orlando. The ruling, which does not decide merits, allows the government to retry with a properly chosen grand jury. The defendants faced 12 counts alleging misuse of union funds in Sun Valley Inc. operations.
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James R. Hoffa
Joseph P. Lieb
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Henry Lower
Robert E. McCarthy Jr
Orlando
Washington
Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
Lieb
Justice Department
Alan Bixby
Mildred Durrance
Lower
McCarthy
Sun Valley Inc
Cape Canaveral
State Fair Park Race Draws Star Drivers
A 200 mile race at State Fair Park drew a 44 car field featuring top stock car pilots. Among entrants are former Indy 500 winners Rodger Ward Jim Rathmann Eddie Sachs Don White and Paul Goldsmith from cities including Indianapolis Miami Coopersburg Keokuk and St Clair Shores.
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State Fair Park
Rodger Ward
Indianapolis
Jim Rathmann
Miami, Fla
Eddie Sachs
Coopersburg
Don White
Keokuk
Paul Goldsmith
St. Clair Shores
Mich
Stars propel Reds past Cubs with late homer and RBI
Frank Robinson hit a seventh inning tying homer and scored the winning run with a ninth inning grounder as Cincinnati defeated Chicago 4 to 3. Stu Miller tossed two perfect relief innings for the Giants in a 2 to 1 win over Pittsburgh on Willie Mays 24th homer.
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Giants
Pittsburgh
Willie Mays
Karl Duersts Acquire Kriehn Meat Market
Karl and Marlen Duerst of New Glarus purchased the Kriehn meat market in Monticello and took possession Monday. Duerst has worked as a meat cutter at Werner Ziltner market in New Glarus for two years. The couple will move to the shop’s second floor apartment on Aug. 1 as Paul and Mrs. Kriehn retire to Baraboo area.
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Baraboo
Flames Destroy Las Vegas Strip Shopping Center
A fire gutted a shopping center on Las Vegas Strip near Stardust hotel along U S Highway 91. Five stores and two restaurants were lost, over 100 evacuees from a nearby motel, no injuries, and repairs expected to exceed a million dollars. Firefighters and staff saved the motel by dousing it with water.
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Stardust Hotel
Monticello Social Notes Chronicle Visits and Travel
Monticello brief mentions several travel and visit updates. Roy Gessler and family from Woodland California arrived in Chicago to visit relatives in Monroe, New Glarus, and Madison. multiple local residents plan vacations, nursing home visits, and family gatherings across Wisconsin and Michigan.
Kennedy Family Visits In Knoxville Ties
Mr and Mrs Kenneth R Kennedy and Mr and Mrs Michael Kennedy of Knoxville Tenn visited here with the Kennedy family including the Clarence Elmer seniors and the mother and grandmother Mrs C D Kennedy. Howard Kennedy and family joined the gathering.
New Glarus Notes Of Local Visitors And Travel
Mrs. Millard Tschudy of New Glarus hosts notes on visitors and trips. Carey Schneider returns to Grand Rapids Air Force Base after a furlough with parents Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schneider. John B. Schneider joins brother Don Schneider on a Tacoma business trip, leaving Monday. Scott Donnelly visits grandparents in Racine. Jill and Bill Hoesly return to Viroqua after seeing grandmother Mrs. Fannie Hoesly. Several local residents attend luncheons and vacations across Wisconsin and beyond, with mentions of travelers from Madison, Ann Arbor, Caribou Maine, Sunbury Pennsylvania, and Lake Superior circuits.
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Grand Rapids Air Force Base
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John B. Schneider
Don Schneider
Waunakee
Tacoma
Wash
Scott Donnelly
Racine
Ray Meythaler
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Bill Hoesly
Viroqua
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Mmes
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C. H. Bartle
Robert Strickler
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Chris
Caribou
Eugene Strickler
Jeanette Urben
Ann Arbor
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Ernest Wieland
Paul
Wisconsin
Lake Superior
E. N. Embertson
Public School Administration
John Huss
Guy
Sunbury
Herman Lufi
Joe Thoma
Solon Springs
June Base Milk Price in Chicago Area Declines
Dairy farmers shipping to the Chicago Order 41 market received a June base milk price of 3.72 dollars with a 0.21 superpool addition and 3.11 for excess milk within the basing zone. Class I milk priced at 4.15 dollars, unchanged from May, reflecting a 0.20 drop from April. A minimum bulk tank payment of 0.15 dollars aided producer returns.
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Harry L. Edwards
Pure Milk Association
Lopez Remains Sought as White Sox Manager
Arthur Allyn and Hank Greenberg want Al Lopez back to manage the Chicago White Sox next season. Lopez, after the All Star game, suggested he might retire, but in Chicago he clarified he did not tell anyone he planned to quit.
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Arthur Allyn
Hank Greenberg
al Lopez
Chicago White Sox
Lopez
Tampa
Fla
Ralph Warner
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