Hubers Notch Ninth Win In Slow Pitch Action
Hubers defeated Joe's Private Club 5-2 at Twining Park to stretch its slow pitch winning streak to nine. Don Hugdahl Bill Moon and Wes Wandfluh had two hits each, Moon adding a double. Other results include Power and Light 4 South Wayne 3 Dormans 10 Lanz Hardware 3 and Firemen 6 Engels No 11 6-1 with Hermie Spani Walt Rufener leading the Firemen.
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Hubers
Joe
Twining Park
Don Hugdahl
Bill Moon
Wes Wandfluh
Moon
South Wayne
Dormans
Lanz Hardware
Firemen
Engels
Hermie Spani
Walt Rufener
Don Pinnow
Eagles
Paul Mueller
Charles Bloom
Russ Johnson
Dorman
Fred Blanc
Robert Keith
Don Ninneman
Monk Wentz
Bob Rufer
Nate Farmer
Power and Light
Bill Schmidt
Jerry Gelback
Cletus Bainbridge
Buddy May
Lee Haeft
Roger Jackson
Don Dunaway
Russ Quinn
Jim Moe
Terry Wenger
Kolbe Wins Jaycee Golf Championship in Extra Hole
Jerry Kolbe of Sheboygan topped 100 players to win the Wisconsin Jaycee Junior Golf Championship after a 36-hole regulation tie with Don Falstad of Rice Lake at Beloit Municipal. Kolbe parred the playoff hole while Falstad scored a 1 over.
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Jerry Kolbe
Sheboygan
Wisconsin
Falstad
Marshall Gavre
Waukesha
Kipp Johnson
Kenosha
Dick Koeller
la Crosse
Len Scisper
Milwaukee
South St. Paul
Minn
Hope Team Remains
Former Brave Crandall cites five reasons for Milwaukee drop off and warns a move to Atlanta would be tragic. He notes loss of baseball history and key players, press criticism, and Packers rising interest as factors shaping fans' support. Local officials urge keeping the Braves, while Bartholomay says a September reevaluation is possible.
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Milwaukee
del Crandall
Milwaukee Brave
Braves
Atlanta
Crandall
San Francisco Giants
Giants
Bill Bruton
Joe Adcock
Johnny Logan
Lew Burdette
Petty
Green Bay Packers
John Coyne
Richard Falk
Park Commission
Eugene Grobschmidt
Grobschmidt
Doyne
William Bartholomay
Seattle
Oakland
Dallas-Fort Worth
Bartholomay
National League and American League Scoreboard and Games
Baseball standings and results include National League teams with wins losses and percentages led by San Francisco and Philadelphia. American League shows New York Baltimore Chicago Minnesota Detroit and others with current records and upcoming games listed.
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San Francisco
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
Chicago
Houston
New York
Minnesota
Detroit
Boston
Cleveland
Kansas City
Washington
Baltimore
Monroe Legion Blanks Delavan in 14-0 rout at Recreation Park
Keith Burington belted a grand slam and a double as the Monroe Legion beat Delavan 14-0. Bucky Buchholtz, Chuck Dearth, Dick Swiggum, and Roger Gibler had multiple hits, with Dearth striking out 12 in a two-hit shutout.
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Keith Burington
Monroe Legion
Delavan
Recreation Park
Bob (Bucky) Buchholtz
Chuck Dearth
Dick Swiggum
Roger Gille
Monroe
Norstadt
Delevan
McLernon
Brown
Burdette Delivers Welch Ninth Inning Blast For Cubs
Lew Burdette hit an eight inning homer to give the Chicago Cubs a 3-2 win over the New York Mets. Burdette earned his fifth victory, limiting Mets to nine hits with one strikeout and no walks. Errors by Jesse Gonder and George Altman aided Chicago in a tense game. Ron Santo extended his hitting streak to 13 games.
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Chicago
Lew Burdette
Chicago Cubs
New York Mets
Burdett
Mets
Cubs
Jesse Gonder
George Altman
Cub
Burdette
Ron Santo
Chicago White Sox
Wisconsin Fishing Generally Good Across State
Wisconsin anglers report generally good fishing with trout bass panfish action rising. Walleye activity varies by spot with a 25 pound wing dam catch noted near Trempealeau County, a 17 pound muskie in Jackson County, and a 36 pound catfish at Siren in Burnett County.
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Madison
State Conservation Department
Wisconsin
Wing Dam
Treampealeau
Jackson
Siren
Burnette
Black River
Chelsea
Taylor County
Marinette
Price
Yellowstone Lake
Tuna Tales: A Pool of Swimming Tales
A quirky note on tuna behavior suggests only dead or dying fish fail to swim, highlighting a curious obsession with marine life and the reliability of a tuna’s natural motion.
Two Teams Tie For Lead After Windy Acres Golf
Windy Acres Wednesday Night League action left two teams tied for first as the Birdies and The Swingers both reached 21 points after a 4% to 0 win by the Birdies over the Mustangs. Max Harms fired a two over par 37 for low gross while he and Dale Alexander tied for low net with 31.
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Windy Acres
Mustangs
Max Harms
Harmes
Dale Alexander
Dick Meier
Steve Esser
Sam Rogula
Harms
Kurt Schwerin
Marty Schmidt
Jerry Gelback
Neuberger Dominates Midget League Hit Parade
Tim Neuberger of the Giants starred with two singles, two doubles and a triple in five at bats as the Giants routed the Cards 21 to 4. Jeff Goodman added a Giants double, Mark Loeffel homered for the Cards, Randy Naef won on the mound and Dan Gelbach took the loss. In the nightcap the Twins edged the Yankees 13 to 6 with Craig Barr collecting three hits and two RBIs for the Yanks, while Paul Stiles earned the win and Bob Gordee was charged with the defeat.
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Tim Neuberger
Giants
Neuberger
Cards
Twins
Yankees
Jeff Goodman
Mark Loeffel
Randy Naef
Dan Gelbach
Craig Barr
Paul Stiles
Bob Gordee
Monticello Picnic Honors 9th Birthday
Mrs. O. D. Curtis hosts a picnic supper Tuesday evening for nine year old Ronda Voegeli at the Voegeli home. Attendees include Royal Voegeli Anne and Mark Washington D C Mr. and Mrs. John Hoskins and family and others.
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Howard Voegeli
Ronda
Royal Voegeli
Anne
Mark
Washington, D.C
John Hoskins
Local Families Hosting Visitors and Moving Arrangements
Mrs. Lydia Voegeli hosts her daughter Mrs. Warren Ingram and grandchildren Nancy and Tom Madison after a visit. Jacob Voegeli’s home welcomes dinner guests Dick Voegeli and family Diane and Dale from New Glarus. Raymond Gessler family moves to upstairs unit in Grenzow building. Fredrick Rupp and family move into Gessler home after returning from Arizona.
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Jacob Voegeli
Warren Ingram
Nancy
Tom
Madison
Lydia Voegeli
Dick Voegeli
Diane
Dale
New Glarus
Raymond Gessler
Railroad Avenue
Grenzow
George Grenzow
Fredrick Rupp
Gessler
Rupp
Arizona
State Corn Crop Thrives Despite Rain Shortage
Wisconsin's corn crop shows strong growth per the Weekly Crop and Weather Report with average statewide height near three feet, inch above last year and four inches below a 1962 peak. Oats perform poorly across many areas awaiting rain. second crop hay ranges from fair to good where early cutting or showers occurred, while pastures are poor overall though better in central and northeastern counties. Sub-soil remains dry and lakes and rivers stay low.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Whitey Ford Dominates Orioles in 2-0 Yankees Win
Whitey Ford pitched the Yankees to a three hit 2-0 victory over Baltimore earning his seventh shutout of the season and raising his record to 12-2. Dick Stuart slugged two three run homers as the Red Sox crushed the White Sox 11-2 to extend his AL leading RBI total to 73.
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Whitey Ford
Yankees
New York
Baltimore
Dick Stuart
Red Sox
Boston
Chicago White Sox
Queens Frees Knife Wielder in Sullivan Law Case
A Queens grand jury declined to indict Arlene Del Fava for carrying a switch blade used to slash a would be rapist after a pre dawn street encounter near her Forest Hills home. The panel indicted her attacker Harold Modell for attempted rape and felonious assault, while Supreme Court Justice Conroy tossed out Del Fava’s charge.
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New York
Queens
Arlene del Fava
Harold Modell
Supreme Court
Joseph M. Conroy
Miss del Fava
New York University
Forest Hills
Rent that room through Classified ads in The Monroe Evening Times
The Monroe Evening Times advertises available room rentals via its classifieds section. Readers can find listings with details on location, price, and rental terms from local landlords.
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Monroe Evening Times
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