One Run Decides Slowpitch Games at Twining Park
Two slowpitch games last night at Twining park finished by one run. Heeren and Coplien beat Swiggums 3 to 2 behind Grant Dale three hits, while The Office edged Eagles No. 1 4 to 3 as Denny Swiggum and Stan Rebly led with multiple hits.
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Coplien
Swiggums
Office
Eagles
Grant Dale
Jerry Dwyer
Dewey Vorseth
Doug Hirsch
Chuck Robertson
Charles Lostetter
Denny Swiggum
Stan Rebly
Mutch Loeffel
Dale Davis
del Soddy
Till Kohl Stoo
Pat Lunda
Tig Kohl
Sports scoreboard and standings arc with multiple leagues
The page lists baseball standings with teams such as Baltimore New York Chicago Minnesota Detroit Los Angeles Boston Cleveland Kansas City Washington and shows records and percentages. It also details game results including Chicago defeating Boston and a sequence of upcoming and completed games across multiple dates and venues. It ends with a note about Lake Superior being the largest freshwater lake.
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Baltimore
New York
Chicago
Minnesota
Detroit
Los Angeles
Boston
Cleveland
Kansas City
Washington
S. New York
Phillies rout Braves in Midget League clash at Twining Park
Ron Golackson and Curt Leuzinger each went two for three to spark the Phillies 17 7 win over the Braves in Twining Park play. Greg Smith led the Braves with three hits while Curt Leuzinger earned the win and Greg Smith took the loss.
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Ron Golackson
Curt Leuzinger
Phillies
Braves
Twining Park
Greg Smith
Doug Gruenwald
Mike Wandfluh
Monroe
Winslow
Giants
Cardinals
Twins
Yankees
White Sox
Indians
Cards
Campbell posts new land speed mark in Australia
Donald Campbell, age 43, set a 403.1 mph auto speed record on Lake Eyre in Australia with the Bluebird. He already held the 260.35 mph sea speed mark and aims for 407.45 mph, chasing Craig Breedlove’s record at Bonneville. The record on the salt bed follows his 394.196 mph earlier record and ties to his father Sir Malcolm Campbell’s speed legacy.
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Adelaide
Donald Campbell
Craig Breedlove
Bonneville Salt Flats
Utah
Campbell
Lake Erye
Australia
John Cobb
Sir Malcolm Campbell
Fischer Shuts Out Giants. Braves Roll to Victory
Milwaukee pitcher Hank Fischer blanked the New York Giants on four hits in a 6 0 win, supported by home runs from Hank Aaron Joe Torre and Denis Menke. Fischer praised catcher Ed Bailey and revealed a new change up, aiding a return to form as the Braves climb in the standings.
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Milwaukee Braves
Hank Fischer
Giants
Braves
Fischer
Colts
Hank Aaron
Joe Torre
Denis Menke
Ed Baily
Bailey
Bobby Bragan
Whitlow Wyatt
Duke Snider
Willie McCovey
Bragan
White Sox and Cubs Each Win as Skowron Debuts Spark 16 Hit Assault
Chicago White Sox open a 12 game home stand led by Bill Skowron who helped beat Boston 9 3 with three RBIs after joining from Washington. Gary Peters faces Moe Drahosky to start a four game set with Kansas City while the Cubs travel to Los Angeles to meet the Dodgers in a key NL race with Bob Buhl and Don Drysdale both seeking their 12th win.
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Chicago White Sox
Bill Skowron
New York Yankees
Pale Hose
Gary Peters
Kansas City
Moe Drahowsky
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Chicago Cubs
Los Angeles
Dodgers
Cubs
Bob Buhl
Don Drysdale
Skowron
Red Sox
Boston
Washington Senators
DeMolay to See Action In Softball Tournament
Monroe De Molay softball team members will meet at the Masonic Temple at 12 15 p m Sunday for transport to Beloit where they will play in a tournament that afternoon and evening. The event starts at 1 p m in Iron Works Park near Beloit with eight teams entered and a Sunday night champion to be named.
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Monroe
Masonic Temple
Beloit
Iron Works Park
Janesville
Jerry Darda Named UW Assistant Coach
The University of Wisconsin named Jerry Darda of Evanston Illinois as assistant swimming coach Thursday. Darda, a 1960 Purdue graduate, has spent the past year as diving coach at Evanston Township High School.
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Wis
University of Wisconsin
Jerry Darda
Evanston, Ill
Darda
Purdue
Evanston Township High School
Grid Cage Coaches Plan Madison Clinic
Madison hosts a four day coaches clinic August 3 to 6 organized by the Wisconsin High School Coaches Association and the Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association. Football sessions feature Bucknell's Bob Odell on August 4 and Nebraska's Bob Devaney on August 6. Basketball lineup includes UCLA's 1964 champion coach John Wooden, Michigan's Dave Strack, and Dodgeville's John Wilson.
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Madison
Wisconsin High School Coaches Association
Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association
Bob Odell
Bucknell
Bob Devaney
Nebraska
John Wooden
UCLA
Dave Strack
Michigan
John Wilson
Dodgeville
Bank and Park Clubs Win Softball Games at Twining Park
The Commercial Bank defeated Monroe Business Women 26 to 3 as LuAnn Prien and Peggy Prien led with three singles each and LuAnn Prien earned the win allowing three hits. Park and Recreation beat Monroe Clinic 33 to 11 with Linda Rufener, Linda Ott and Diane Broge among top hitters.
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Commercial Bank and Park and Recreation
Twining Park
Commercial Bank
Monroe Business
Park Recreation
Monroe
LuAnn Prien
Peggy Prien
Judy Hefty
Judy Wilhelm
Karen Rothenbuehler
Rosey Wenger
Betty Brandenberg
Monroe Business Women
Kathy Lindsay
Chris Fritz
Joyce Bergman
Joan Schindler
Park and Recreation
Linda Rufener
Linda Ott
Cheryl Fritz
Linda Schild
Diane Broge
Park and Rec
June Wuethrich
Monroe Clinic
Mary Brandt
Vici Gerner
Ann Mallory
Bonnie Stricker
College All-Stars Begin Prep for Bears Tilt
Evanston Illinois August 7 1963 College All-Star players 47 strong reported Thursday for equipment and physical examination for their game against the Chicago Bears at Soldier Field Coach Otto Graham has exactly three weeks to prepare the best pick of the 1963 college grid season for the showdown with the NFL champions.
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Ill
Chicago Bears
Soldier Field
Otto Graham
Collegians
Wisconsin coach chosen as Olympic shell co-manager
Madison Wisconsin coach Norm Sonju of the University of Wisconsin has been selected as co-manager of the U S rowing shell crew for the Tokyo Olympics. He becomes the second Wisconsin coach picked for an Olympic role while Charles Walker will serve as an assistant on the U S track and field team.
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Wisconsin
Norm Sonju
United States Shell
Tokyo
Charles Walker
U.S
Old-Timers To Play Junior Legion Team In Game Tomorrow
The second annual Old-Timers baseball game is set for tomorrow at 8:15 p.m. at Recreation Park. The Old-Timers, composed of former American Legion members and players from the Monroe Cardinals and Huber Brewers, will face the Junior Legion team. Players include Herb Goecks and Jerry Dwyer among others, while Gary Rufenacht starts for the Juniors with Jim Dearth catching. John Walters notes Don Cunningham may serve as announcer.
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Junior Legion
American Legion
Monroe Cardinals
Huber Brewers
Herb Goecks
Jerry Dwyer
Ken Norder
Fred Huber
Ed Jordan
Glen Swiggum
Bill Moon
Dewey Worseth
Dick Wainwright
Gary Rug
Slugger School Draws Monroe Players at Breese Stevens Field
Monroe sends Dearth Jim and Charles Dearth to the Slugger School at Breese Stevens Field in Madison with Chuck a pitcher and Jim a catcher. Ken Schuetz Bob Goecks and Roger Gille from Monroe also attend alongside area players Fred Disch Ray Sherman Jim Haugen and others. Two games listed for 9 30 a m and p m with a long night game planned to give pitchers mound time.
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Jim
Charles
Chuck
Ken Schuetz
Bob Goecks
Roger Gille
Fred Disch
New Glarus
Ray Sherman
Blanchardville
Jim Haugen
Orfordville
Roger Mellenberger
Belleville
Jack Larson
Argyle
Rod Zentner
Slowpitch Commission Meeting Scheduled at Community Center
A slowpitch commission meeting is set for tonight at 7 p.m. at the Community Center. Commissioner John Prien urged all members and managers to attend the brief session.
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John Prien
Wisconsin Cherry Harvest Doubles in 1964 Output
Wisconsin producers expect 1964 cherry harvest to reach 26 to 30 million pounds, more than double last year according to the state Department of Agriculture. The 1961 crop stood at 41 million pounds.
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Madison
Wisconsin
State Department of Agriculture
Barry Goldwater Nomination Raises European Alarm
London reports that Goldwater's nomination alarms British and European editors who call it a victory for reaction and a threat to world peace. Pravda and Western papers blast the choice while a London Evening Standard editor suggests the GOP shift could allow a Republican victory.
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Barry Goldwater
Britain
Europe
Arizonan
Communist Press
Pravda
Soviet Communist Party
Goldwater
GOP
Stockholm
Liberal Expressen
Scandinavia
United States
Copenhagen
Ekstrabladet
Cow Palace
Republican Party
Cassandra
Daily Mirror
Independent
London Evening Standard
Jean Campbell
In His Own Tart and True Words He Offers a Choice
A historical column highlights a public figure who rejects conformity, presenting a stark alternative through candid speech. The piece emphasizes personal conviction and a refusal to echo others, framing the subject as a bold, independent voice in the public arena.
Stars Pitching Beaters Giants in Sweep
Yesterday Hank Fischer and the Braves shut out San Francisco 6-0 on four hits to complete a three game sweep as the Giants fell to second place behind Philadelphia. Ron Fairly homered twice and drove in four for the Dodgers in a 10-2 rout of St. Louis.
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Hank Fischer
Braves
San Francisco
Milwaukee
Giants
Philadelphia
Ron Fairly
Dodgers
Angeles
St. Louis
Retzlaff Signs One-Year Pact With Eagles
Pete Retzlaff signed a one-year contract with the Philadelphia Eagles on Thursday and said he got a raise and was satisfied. The deal includes the standard one-year option, but no financial terms were disclosed.
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Pete Retzlaff
Philadelphia Eagles
National Football League
Rent that room through Classified ads in The Monroe Evening Times
A brief notice inviting readers to rent a room via the Classified ads in The Monroe Evening Times. The action points to available listings and how to place an ad for rental.
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Monroe Evening Times
Over the Counter Listings Guide from Monroe Office
A guide shows bid and ask ranges for securities at compilation time. Supplied by the Monroe office of.
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Monroe
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