Packers Open Rookies Camp Ahead of Training Season
Twenty four rookies report as Packers begin sixth season under Vince Lombardi at St Norbert College. Ringo Forester Gros Iman are gone. four rookies join College All Stars. Bart Starr Zeke Bratkowski Skronski among first workouts with rookies. Veterans start sessions next week as rookies train mornings and afternoons.
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Baseball scoreboard and results across leagues
Summary of standings and recent results with several teams listed. Chicago, Baltimore, New York, Cleveland and others show ongoing races and night results including 10 inning game Baltimore at New York and Detroit at Los Angeles among today’s schedule.
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Mueller eliminated in first round at National Clay Courts
Barbara Mueller of Mequon Wisconsin loses to Ramone Jones of Washington DC in the first round of the 54th annual National Clay Courts Tennis Tournament Women’s singles with scores 6 4 and 6 0 in River Forest Illinois.
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Jackson Eyes 20 Wins as Cubs Rout Dodgers 10-4
Larry Jackson pitched 12th win of the year for the Chicago Cubs in a 10-4 victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers. He spoke of a possible 20 victories, noted his late innings mistakes, and praised the Cubs offense and defense. Andre Rodgers hit a three-run homer, Dick Bertell added a two-run triple, and Billy Williams raised his average to .346 while Ron Santo collected four hits. The Mets visit Chicago for a three-game series beginning today with Dick Ellsworth slated to start for the Cubs.
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Larry Jackson
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Jackson
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Don Drysdale
Drysdale
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Cubs
Andre Rodgers
Dick Bertell
Billy Williams
Ron Santo
New York Mets
Dick Ellsworth
Alvin Jackson
Spahn Goes Distance but Falls to Phillies in Philadelphia
War ren Spahn pitched the distance but took his ninth loss as the Milwaukee Braves were defeated 3-2 by the Philadelphia Phillies. The 43 year old allowed six hits while the Braves topped out at eight hits and three walks, dropping to sixth place and nine and a half games back of the league leading Giants. Ray Culp earned his seventh win with last inning relief from Jim Bunning.
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Warren Spahn
Milwaukee Braves
Braves
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San Francisco Giants
Spahn
Ray Culp
Jim Bunning
Bunning
Monbouquette Shuts Out Washington in Sox Win
Boston pitcher Bill Monbouquette threw his first complete game of the season allowing four hits in a 7-0 victory over Washington. In the other action Lou Brock led the Cardinals with seven hits across a doubleheader sweep of Pittsburgh, homering in the opener and adding power in the nightcap win.
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Schedule Change for Slowpitch Action After Rainout
Commissioner John Prien announced a revised slowpitch schedule after last night's rainout at Twining park. Tonight's games move to the new diamond with makeups tonight and tomorrow, featuring Moose versus Milwaukee Cheese at 7 p.m. and other matches through 9 p.m. Forfeits will be called at 7, 8, and 9 p.m.
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Phil Rodgers Leads French Open Tourney
Phil Rodgers of La Jolla California tops the French Open after a course record 66 in the first round, one stroke ahead of Tony Grubb of Britain with two rounds to play. Rodgers, a 26 year old veteran of the U S pro circuit, has only three years of the five year apprenticeship required for PGA eligibility.
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White Sox and A's settle split in Boston doubleheader
Chicago and Oakland split a two game set in Boston as the White Sox blew a 6-2 lead in game one before winning 8-6. Moose Skowron joined via waiver from Washington to boost the offense while Joe Cunningham departed, with Tom McCraw stepping in at first base.
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Earle Wilson
Transparent larval spiny lobsters reveal eye pigment
Larvae of spiny lobsters are nearly transparent in water, with only their pigmented eyes visible. The observation highlights how delicate the larvae appear beneath the surface.
Stafford and Webster Capture Archery Titles
Rondie Stafford won the girls and overall archery championships at Recreation Park with 461 points. John Webster took the boys title by one point over Jim Fritz, finishing 379, with Scott Stafford third and Kevin Holcomb fourth. Kathy Dischler was second in the girls, while Nancy Norton and Judy Pankau finished third and fourth. The event used 40-arrow rounds per contestant.
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ICC Approves Norfolk and Western Nickel Plate Wabash Merger
The Interstate Commerce Commission approves the consolidation of Norfolk and Western Nickel Plate and Wabash into a 7,450 mile system. The Pennsylvania Railroad must divest all financial interests in N and W and Wabash to avoid extending control over the new system.
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Swiss Fun Weekend Fills New Glarus Park Area
New Glarus Woods State Park camping area reached capacity as hundreds visit for the second annual Swiss Fun Weekend. Sponsored by the New Glarus Lions Club, Saturday features a band concert folk dancing and Swiss music plus a street dance. About 3000 people attend Saturday and 700 attend Sunday's barbecue. Additional Swiss music and entertainment draw crowds in the village park.
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Ruling Limits Insurance Suits in Wisconsin
District Court Judge Rabinovitz ruled that Wisconsin policyholders injured in another state cannot sue insurers directly. Elaine Ross of Manitowish sued Hartford Accident and Indemnity Co. for a claim tied to her husband’s fatal crash in Ontonagon Michigan. The decision follows a 1959 law allowing direct action against insurers with interstate injuries over 10,000 dollars. Rabinovitz noted the law’s broad intent but upheld the proviso requiring Wisconsin injuries.
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Rabinovitz
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Ontonagon
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Lost Act Prompts Unlikely Logic in Missing Work
A fragment reflects on the puzzling fate of a vanished performance or document, noting how absence provokes more questions than facts. The piece muses that what is missing often reveals the most about value, intention, and the logic we apply to loss.
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