Monroe's All-Stars Hand Argyle A Loss
Monroe's 11 and 12 year olds rallied from behind to beat Argyle 7-5 at Twining Park. Pat Molitor starred with two singles a double and a home run driving in four. Ken Golackson earned the win with three spotless innings.
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Slow-Pitch Wrap-Up Opens Tight Open League Race
The Open League title chase widens as Krogers sit 6-3, with Junction House challenging both the Krogers and Roller Mills. Ray Indergand’s squad can play when needed, and Swigums drop two in a row after five straight wins. Huber’s, Roy’s Tap, Tri-State, and The Colony show flashes as injuries and hard ball shape the stretch run. In Major, Phillips and Tom's Silo push toward city honors with Dor man’s and Machine and Welding close behind in the Classic. A .400 club led by Nate Hare at .618 fuels the open race as batters log heavy hitting totals.
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Swig Gums
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Tri - State
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Coplien Insurance
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Phillips
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Dorman
Nate Hare
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Don Hugdahl
Roger Jackson
Ken Norder
Jim van Wagenen
Dan Bahler
Harvey Loeffel
Mike Meythaler
Jerry van Wagenan
Bob Leistikow
Scoreboard shows Chicago San Francisco schedule and leading hitters
Major League leaders include Dale Meyers hitting .516 with 16 hits and five extra base hits, followed by Jerry Jordan .423 Jim Zweifel .417 and Paul Witt .414. Fritz Brandenburg leads Classic League at .444 with 12 for 27, George Cromwell .429 and Jim Tressner .400. AMERICAN LEAGUE standings list Chicago Minnesota Detroit California Boston Cleveland Baltimore Washington New York Kansas City with daily results and upcoming games. Minor and Open Leagues noted with team leaders and matchups. California Chicago and other series listed. Sunday and Monday schedules include Kansas City Minnesota California Chicago Detroit Washington Cleveland New York Baltimore Boston.
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Junction Tops Junction House in Thursday Golf Action
Junction House pulled into a first place tie with North Central Public Service after edging Wisconsin Power and Light. North Central clung to first overall, but gained five points on a split day with Germany Fuels. Tiger's Pure Oil jumped to third by defeating J. J Smith, while Phillips 66 beat Company B. Fullerton's edged Farmco 6 to 4 as low gross went to Bill Smith and low net to Harrison Butenhoff. Several players shared blind bogey and closest to the pin on number three was Jerry Stoner.
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Harrison Butenhoff
Cookie Phillips
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Roger Wuetrich
Bob Kramer
Willy Winzenried
Lee Kirsch
Fritz Kammerode
Harvey Holland
Great Lakes Above Average Levels Across Six Months
The Great Lakes are above average for the last decade and expected to stay high over the next six months according to the Army Corps of Engineers. Wisconsin’s September draft call will be 516 70 less than August per state Selective Service official Colonel John Silbernagel. Scientists said Surveyor 4’s flight to the moon landing target appears to be the most accurate to date. Like other deep rooted crops, corn grows poorly in shallow soil.
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Sox Split Doubleheader with Angels in Wild Contrast
White Sox lose opener 3-2 then erupt for an 8-0 win led by Williams McCraw Ward Hansen and Horlen in relief. Stanky praises the burst as Chicago widens AL lead while Cubs fall to Dodgers and Reds move closer to third place in a crowded NL race.
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This Day In History July Fifteenth 1967 Highlights
Today in History recounts key events on July 15 including Italy declaring war on Japan in 1945, George Washington Bradley’s no hitter in 1876, the 1912 Olympic victory for the United States, Truman’s 1948 nomination, Eisenhower’s Lebanon Marines move in 1958, Goldwater’s 1964 GOP nomination, regional tensions in Oman and Algeria, US recognition of Argentina in 1966, and related notes.
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Japan
George Washington Bradley
St. Louis
Hartford
United States
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Philadelphia
Harry S. Truman
Eisenhower
U.S
Lebanon
Iraq
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Barry M. Goldwater
Chicago stockyards weekly market report on cattle and hog prices
Markets at Chicago stockyards show slaughter steers 1,095 to 1,400 pounds at 27.25 to 27.75, high choice and prime 1,150 to 1,350 pounds 26.50 to 27.25, and other grades 23.50 to 26.75. Slaughter heifers 950 to 1,075 pounds 25.00 to 26.50. cows utility and commercial 17.50 to 20.00. bulls mostly 22.00 to 25.00. Hogs quoted by weight with various ranges. sows and boars listed. Sheep lambs 90 to 105 pounds 26.50 to 27.00. ewes 4.00 to 8.00.
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Area Men Attend Session on Hybrids
About 150 men recently attended a two day inspector s school at DeKalb Hybrids in DeKalb Illinois. Simpson Monroe was honored for 19 years of service with DeKalb. Attending were John Ahlstrom James Spinhirne William Anderson Merl Thomasson from Warren Indiana and Shullsburg Wisconsin. The school reviewed summer inspection procedures across 25 production areas. Most inspectors are professional school men with scientific training in genetics and corn production. Detroit General Motors called United Auto Workers contract demands wholly unrealistic in the latest bargaining rounds.
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Angler Rescued After 20 Hours
Harold Durak 41 of Shorewood was rescued after clinging 20 hours to a capsized 14 foot aluminum boat on Lake Winnebago. He wore a life jacket and was found in fair condition in Fond du Lac hospital after the craft overturned soon after 8 am Thursday. Waves carried the boat about five miles, authorities alerted at 11 pm, and a search by boat and plane located the craft at 6 am. Jamaica grows more than half the world's supply of all spice.
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Boots Saddles Show Horses Exhibition Earns Exhibitor Award
George ann Archambault of Fontana Wis led the Boots and Saddle Club show at the Howard Berra farm near Brodhead. Wayne Schmidt judged 197 entries while Arden Bryant announced. Numerous trophies donated by local businesses. list names winners and donors across many classes.
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Avengers Take First Win Of Year In Park Rivalry
Ray Silvis hit two home runs and a single while Doris Hartman added two singles as the Avengers beat the Vagabonds 11 to 5 at Twining Park for their season’s first win. Kay Silvis earned the win. Ellen Baltzer took the loss. Sharon Huffman led the Barons with 11 RBIs and two homers in a 17 to 6 victory over the Monkees. Audrey Roth paced the Monkees with a homer, triple, and single. Sharon Huffman was the winning pitcher. Bethesda Lutheran Home evacuated after fire in basement storeroom, 300 people, 50 invalids moved.
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DROWNS IN LAKE EAGLE RIVER FISHING BOAT CAPSIZE
Stanley Tryniszewski aged 72 of rural Eagle River drowned Friday when his boat capsized while fishing on a lake in northern Oneida County.
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Appeals Court Denies Kurki Induction Appeal
The U S Circuit Court of Appeals denied Friday an appeal by Irving A Kurki of Racine Wisconsin sentenced to two years in prison for refusing induction into the armed forces.
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