Lindy McDaniel Saves Cubs Win
Chicago's Lindy McDaniel again closed out a 1-0 win over Milwaukee, striking out Hank Aaron with two outs in the ninth. The Cubs, led by McDaniel's bullpen durability, post strong team ERA while Bob Kennedy notes rest needs as he leans on the veteran reliever. Dick Bertell, Hubbs, and Buhl figures also shape a tense midseason game.
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Professionals Happy On Course in Dallas
The world's top professionals begin the PGA Championship in Dallas with praise for a course they deem fair and well conditioned despite 100-degree heat. Arnold Palmer calls the layout good and hot conditions expected for Texas July. Mike Souchak commends the 18 tough but fair holes and top greens.
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Giants split doubleheader with Pirates as McCovey homers in both games
Willie McCovey homered in each game of a doubleheader against Pittsburgh, lifting his total to 28th and extending a 21 game hitting streak with a ninth inning blast in the opener and a run-scoring single in the other. Bobby Shantz struck out eight over 3 2/3 innings in relief to earn the Cardinals 5-4 in 10 innings over the Reds.
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Sox Buy Contract Chicago Signs Lefty Pitcher Phillips
Former Milwaukee Braves hurler Taylor Phillips TetTarmet joined the Chicago White Sox after his contract was purchased. The left handed pitcher, previously with Indianapolis, was ordered to report immediately to the Sox.
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Patterson backs equal chance in Liston rematch with disguise
Floyd Patterson says he has an equal chance to regain the heavyweight title against Sonny Liston in Las Vegas. He admits bringing a disguise beard and moustache, says he does not fear defeat and hopes for a better showing than their 1959 one round loss.
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McCovey Powers Giants but Team Stumbles in Standings
Willie McCovey blasted a late homer and added a run producing single as the Giants beat the Pirates 3-2 in the first game of a twi night doubleheader. McCovey has 21 straight games with a hit and 14 homers in the streak, yet San Francisco remains seven games behind Los Angeles after dropping seven of their last eight.
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Cubs Win Fifth in Pony League Action
The Cubs beat the Dodgers 11 0 at Recreation Park to run their season win streak to five. Pitcher Stuart Grendall tied a season mark with a five win record by pitching a one hitter through five innings. The Dodgers' Bill Norder had the lone hit a double. The game ended early due to the 10 run mercy rule.
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Rent that room through Classified ads in The Monroe Evening Times
A brief reminder to rent a room via the newspaper's classified ads section. It notes利用 of The Monroe Evening Times for lodging listings and contact details to place an advertisement.
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Coplien Throws No Hit Shutout in Slow Pitch Action
Jerry Coplien and Heeren and Company delivered a no hit shutout against Joe's Private Club making Coplien the first pitcher of the year to throw a Slow Pitch no hitter. Crandall Oil Co led by Fred Grendahl collected three hits including a single double and triple pacing a 5-1 win over Moose. Joe Milz had two hits for Eagles No 2 and Del Barrett was the winning hurler for EUB Church in a 5-? game as Beloit moved to 9-1 league play with Monroe at 4-2.
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Witt Throws FA No-Hit In 4-1 Softball Victory
Dick Witt of FFA pitched a no hitter leading his team to a 4-1 win over the Night Hawks at Recreation Park. Paul Witt doubled twice and Schliem added two singles for FFA while Don Nénne man drew a walk to spark the inning. Gary Gast took the loss as Browntown beat Eagles 9-5 with Ken Norder driving in three on a homer and Boerk Bechtolt Swig gum and Burington adding doubles. Eagles' Houser Led with a double and Lions Lancaster Christensen Kohl supplied singles. Dale Meyers earned the win.
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Jack Houser
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Hermie _Blum
Beloit Tops Monroe 7-3 to Stay First in State Line Legion
Beloit maintained first place in State Line Legion action by defeating Monroe 7-3 at Beloit. Chuck Dearth started for Monroe, was relieved by Larry Blaser in the fourth after giving up eight hits in three innings. Beloit scored three runs in the first inning.
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Scores and Schedule From Tuesday Baseball Ol Skyline
Scoreboard shows San Francisco 3 2 Pittsburgh 2 3 St Louis 5 Cincinnati 4 in 10 innings. Tuesday results list New York at Minnesota rain Kansas City 11 Boston 0 Washington 3 Chicago 1 Baltimore 5 Detroit 2 Los Angeles 2 Cleveland 1. Upcoming includes New York at Minnesota and Boston at Kansas City with twin bill games noted.
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Washington visitors split between business and pleasure
About 12 percent of visitors to Washington, D.C., travel for business reasons while the remaining visitors come for other purposes. This highlights a larger trend in tourism and the city’s role as a destination beyond commerce.
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Monona Grove and Allen Bradley Reach Wisconsin Final
Monona Grove rallied for four runs in the sixth to defeat Milwaukee Falk 5 3 and Allen Bradley edged Waukesha 2 1 as both reach the Wisconsin State Baseball Tournament final at County Stadium. Falk and Waukesha meet for third place while Monona Grove and Allen Bradley play for the title at 8 30 p m.
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White Sox Fall as Osteen Leads Senators Past Sox
Washington’s Claude Osteen threw a four hit 3-1 victory over Chicago as Juan Pizarro took the loss. Larry Osborne, Chuck Cottier and Marv Breeding drove in the tying and eventual leads in the second inning. Yankees Twins game washed out. makeup set for September 14.
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Canton Brown Swiss Show Attended by Local Families
Monticello by Mrs. O D Curtis notes Mr and Mrs Jacob Voegeli and Mr and Mrs Howard Voegeli with family attended the Canton Brown Swiss Show in Monroe on Monday. James Knoblauch of Cambridge visited his mother Mrs Bertha Keller and sister Mrs Hazel Kundert on Saturday. Arlie Trickel of Freeport spent a week at the Elmer home after calling on Loveland. Capt Coles L Hommedieu of Omaha Neb has been promoted.
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Sun Prairie
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al Schmidt
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Baleyville
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Omaha, Neb
Freeport DeMolay Edges Monroe 10-9 in Slow Pitch
Freeport DeMolay built a four run lead and held on to beat Monroe DeMolay 10-9 in a late night slow pitch game at Freeport. Monroe surged in the sixth and ninth innings but Freeport answered with a decisive late push to secure the win.
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Chapter Heads to Beloit for Sunday Game
On the Sunday trip the chapter will travel to Beloit for a game. Cars will depart from the Masonic Temple at 1 p.m.
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Wisconsin coach Powless wins first round at Clay Courts
University of Wisconsin coach John Powless of Madison defeated John McDonald of New Zealand 6 4 6 2 in the National Clay Court Tennis Championships at River Forest Illinois to advance in singles.
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