Twins Grab Two From Angels To Tighten AL Race
Minnesota swept a doubleheader from the California Angels 5-1 and 7-6 to pull within a half game of the AL lead. Bob Allison powered the opener with a three run homer and Rich Rollins delivered a ninth inning leadoff shot to seal the nightcap as Dave Boswell hurlled four hits. Rollins and Allison sparked the late rally prompting Cal Ermer’s club to vow more wins to close the gap.
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Wuetrich Among 17 to Enroll at Wisconsin This Fall
Wisconsin announced 17 wrestlers will enroll this fall. Three state champions lead the list: Rufus Johnson Racine Park 95 pounds, Teve Wuetrich Monroe 103, and Carl Vande Hei Ulaski 145.
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Eater and Cookout Held at Country Club Weekend
A 68-player mixed two ball event plus cookout at the Country Club was concluded with a prize program. Low gross went to Mr. and Mrs. Perry Power, while first low net tied among three couples including Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Franklin and Mr. and Mrs. William Park. Second net went to Mr. and Mrs. Allie Holtshopple and third net to Mr. and Mrs. John Kundert. Other prizes covered low putts and closest or longest tee shots for men and women, with several couples recognized.
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Pat Connors
Lee Nipple
Milo Friedrichs
Bernard Purcells
Cubs Stay In NL Race After San Francisco Sweep
The Chicago Cubs rebound from a poor stretch with a doubleheader sweep of the Giants, 9-0 and 3-2, narrowing the gap behind St. Louis to two games and widening the lead over Atlanta and San Francisco. Ernie Banks belts a three run homer and adds a two run shot, while Adolfo Phillips hits a grand slam in the first game. The Cubs wrap up the road trip in San Francisco before returning to Wrigley Field for a 29 game home stretch. The White Sox see their AL lead shrink after a split with Kansas City as Minnesota sweeps California, with J C Martin driving in key runs for Chicago and Aurelio Monteagudo roughed up in the nightcap.
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Packers Begin Week of Drills With Rookies Cut
GREEN BAY The Packers start their first full week of two a day drills. Coach Vince Lombardi announced the pre season cuts Keith Browne and Jim Schneider. rookies Bob Hyland and Jim Flanigan left for the College All Star camp. Dave Dunaway stays. Hyland and Flanigan carry minor injuries. Don Horn impressed with delivery and accuracy.
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Memorial service for UCLA athletic director Wilbur Johns
A memorial service is scheduled for Wednesday for Wilbur Johns former UCLA athletic director. Johns enrolled as a UCLA student in 1921 and served as trainer and coach before becoming athletic director. He died Friday at his home at age 64.
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Classified Ads Solve Daily Problems for Thousands
Readable classifieds offer practical solutions for daily needs as thousands rely on local listings. Community members find jobs, services, and goods through concise notices posted in the paper.
Carol Sorenson Seeks Third Wisconsin State Title
Racine teen Jan Sorenson, who rose in Wisconsin women's golf two seasons ago, heads into the 55th annual state meet aiming for her third consecutive title as the open tournament begins today.
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Monroe Jaycees Plan State Junior Golf Tournament Team
The Monroe Jaycees sponsor a four player team for the Jaycee State Junior Golf Tournament at Greenfield Golf Course on July 19 and 20. Eligible players must be under 18 before Sept 1 1967. The low four scores earn trophies and a chance to represent Wisconsin internationally. Names include Dave Goetz Steve Neuburger Ron Smith and Stu Grendahl.
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Hornung's Future Hangs in Balance
Former Green Bay star halfback Paul Hornung entered Scripps Clinic in La Jolla California for examination after being claimed by the New Orleans Saints in the NFL expansion draft despite a neck injury. Reports said he may have spinal cord damage, which could end his football career.
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Injunction Sought Over Girl Entry in LPGA Event
Jack Klass of Woodland Hills seeks a court injunction to block play at the $17,500 LPGA tourney in London if officials deny entry to his 10-year-old daughter Beverly. The Sutton Mass dispute relates to the Sunningdale event rules restricting entry to players 16 and over and a $1.5 million suit filed in Boston District Court.
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Sprecher to Retire After 31-Year Career
Sprecher will end a 31 year career with the State Conservation Department and Commission July 31. He has been assistant director since 1948 and served since 1949 as legislative liaison representative for the commission. A Blooming Grove native and 1923 UW commerce school graduate.
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Series Dwindle On Television
Hollywood report questions the continuing role of TV series as audiences shift to specials and longer films. Industry leaders from NBC CBS and the networks anticipate more two hour programs and more specials while insisting series like Bonanza Lucy I Spy and The Andy Griffith Show will endure for years. A list of rural communities and counties appears in the piece with multiple villages named.
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Hollywood
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Hoss Cartwright
Bar ” Clan
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Herbert Schlosser
NBC
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Gleason Carney
Perry Lafferty
CBS
Perry Mason
Andy Hardy
Sam “Denoff
Sam Rolfe
Railway Express Seeks to End Service in 38 Wisconsin Communities
MADISON The Public Service Commission will hear an appeal by Railway Express Inc. on August 10 regarding the company’s bid to discontinue service in 38 Wisconsin communities. The firm states local agencies are currently nonoperational. Cities involved include Madison and others.
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Public Service Commission
Railway Express Inc
Wisconsin
Waupaca and Lancaster teens win Wisconsin Jaycee Rodeo
David Wendt of Waupaca and Betty Baxter of Lancaster, both 17, won the Wisconsin Jaycee Safe Driving Rodeo on Saturday. They will represent the state at the national contest in Ann Arbor, Michigan, later this month.
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David Wendt
Betty Baxter
Lancaster
Ann Arbor
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Vocation School Board Minutes July 7 1967
The Monroe Vocational School Board met July 7 1967 at 5 00 p m in the Junior High School board room. Members Harold Scherer Peter Solomon Henry Tschudy Derwin Huenink and director Babula attended. They approved November 1 minutes and noted enrollment rose about 100 from the prior term. A possible new course Positive Thinking drew interest with Moore Business Forms contributing funds. A budget of 700 to 800 was suggested. A survey of interest in the course and other new courses was approved. In service meeting planned for August with 200 cost authorized, some reimbursements for attendees. Babula authorized to attend meetings with other area directors to pursue Rock and Green County Vocational School District formation. Babula offered a contract for next school year. motion carried.
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Harold Scherer
Peter Solomon
Henry Tschudy
Derwin Huenink
Babula
Moore Business Forms, Inc
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Tschudy
New Rock and
Green County
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