Grossen Sparks Slowpitch Action At Twining Park
Ed Grossen sparked a slow pitch game at Twining Park with three hits including a double. Dormans beat South Wayne 5-2 as several players added hits and doubles. Wayne Retzlaff and Rev James Plymire highlighted Lutheran offense while others produced for Grace Lutheran and Severson Construction.
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Ed Grossen
Twining Park
Dormans
South Wayne
Power
Severson Construction Co
Bud Donavan
Russ Johnson
Gayle Quinn
Bob Keith
Keith
Gayle Burington
John Damman
Buddy May
Dorman Club
Fred Blanc
Cletus Bainbridge
Dick Lane
Herb Paske
James Plymire
Grace Lutheran
Wayne Retzlaff
Lutheran
Dave Burri
Gerald Gelbach
Wisconsin Liquid Feed
Gus Martini
Forrest Ludwig
Don Witt
Dick Witt
Stan Barr
Severson Club
Bill Walters
Vic Severson
White Sox top Dodgers 8-5 in Pony League at Recreation Park
Galen Kuebli led the White Sox with a single double and homer to power an 8-5 win over the Dodgers in Pony League action. Daryl Wilde earned the win with relief from Terry Blum who struck out Dave Wartenweiler with the bases loaded. Dodgers' Dave Sorenson, Roger Carr, Bob Hollinger and Bob Stauffacher had hits. Gary Ruch took the loss.
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Galen Kuebli
White Sox
Dodgers
Recreation Park
Daryl Wilde
Terry Blum
Dave Wartenweiler
Sox
Dave Sorenson
Roger Carr
Bob Holling
Bob Stauffacher
Gary Ruch
Waukesha Youth Wins Junior Open Golf Title
NEENAH Marshal Garre age 14 of Waukesha shot 70 and 69 for five under par 139 to win the junior open title at Bridgewood Club in the Wisconsin Junior Chamber of Commerce Golf Tournament. Don Iverson of La Crosse was second at even par 144. John Mistale of Jefferson won the novice title in a sudden death playoff over Nick Hackstock of Neenah after a 152 tied score.
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Neenah
Marshal Garre
Waukesha
Wayne coach schedules candidate meeting for football
South Wayne head football coach Robert H. Birkholz announced all football candidates should report to the high school Monday between 7 and 9 p m. WIAA insurance cards will be distributed then and shoes can be ordered if needed.
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South Wayne
Robert H. Birkholz
Day Birkholz
WIAA
Monroe Legion Beats Fort 9 3 in Nine Run Rally
Charlie Dearth pitched a four hit complete game with 14 strikeouts as Monroe Junior Legion defeated Fort Atkinson 9 to 3 at Fort. Monroe scored six runs in the seventh inning and played errorless defense while Bahns took the loss. Tuesday Monroe travels to Janesville from Recreation Park at 4 p.m.
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Charlie Dearth
Monroe Junior Legion
Fort Atkinson
Fort
Dearth
Waei
Monroe
Larry Blaser
Keith Burington
Blaser
Bob Goecks
Celtics Hawks Post Wins In Summer League Action
Celtics lose 85-84 to Knicks with Duke Phillips hitting the winning basket as time expired. Hawks beat Pistons 57-54 led by Tim Phalen while Jerry Ripp led Detroit.
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Celtics
Knicks
Hawks
Pistons
Duke Phillips
Tim Phalen
Jerry Ripp
Piston
Lakers
Jiff Kittelsen
Jim Dearth
Gene Slinde
Kecredation “Park
Royals
Madison Janesville Post Softball Victories
Madison defeated Lone Rock 5 4 in a Wisconsin Women's ASA tournament opener as Madison Advance Electric and the Janesville Gems posted wins. Three more games in the double elimination format were set for Friday with the meet ending Sunday.
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Janesville
Madison Advance Electric
Janesville Jems
Madison
Lone Rock
Alfa
Wahesvurn
Weac
E. Horeb
Hornung Apologizes Rugged Grid Training Seen in Packer Camp
Green Bay training camp drills continue under coach Vince Lombardi as veterans urge rookies to dig in. Fullback Louis Rettino left camp without explanation while rookie Marv Fleming was sidelined with a pulled leg muscle. Hornung’s year Book apology expresses hope NFL suspension lifts in time for 1964.
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Green Bay
Green Bay Packers
Louis Rettino
Villanova
Marv Fleming
Utah
Fleming
Vince Lombardi
Packers
Chicago
Paul Hornung
NFL
Strong U.S. Squad Aims for Victory at Moscow Track Meet
The American track and field team travels to Moscow for a two day competition at Lenin Stadium seeking the series win against the Soviet squad. Coach Payton Jordan of Stanford says the squad is injury free and fully prepared.
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Moscow I
Moscow
Lenin Stadium
Payton Jordan
Stanford
Jordan
Broad jumpers prep to challenge Soviet record holder
The passage highlights Ralph Boston and Darrell Horn as confident athletes aiming to surpass Igor Terevanesyan. It notes Jim Beatty's return from a leg injury and his readiness for the 1500, reflecting a tense track scene with elite competitors from USA and Oregon.
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Ralph Boston
Tennessee
Darrell Horn
Pilot Rock
Oregon
Igor Terevanesyan
Jim Beatty
Los Angeles
Hee Ag
Monticello Starts Little League Play
Monticello launches Little League in Monticello with four teams Bill's Braves Dodd's Dodgers Legion Lions and Duff's Tigers. Captains Jerry Lehnherr Don Saunders Ralph Blumer Dean Zurbuchen and their rosters list players and sponsors for the new season.
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Monticello
Amstutz-Marty American Legion Post
Bill
Braves
William Gibbons
Ed Quade
Dodd
Dodgers
Robert M. Dodd
Harold Babler
the Légion
Lions
John Zuber
Duff
Tigers
A. E. Goebli
Robert Feller Jr
Jerry Lehnherr
Roger Gibbons
Jerry Wettach
Jim Stenbroten
John Legler
Ted Loeffel
Curt Getman
Steve Stenbroten
van Loeffel
Don Saunders
Tony Wyss
Curt Wagner
Carl Loeffel
Bobby Stauffer
Randy Zuber
Russell Youu
Wave Quaue
Tomy Feller
Legion Lions
Ralph Blumer
John Hammerly
Montgomery Girls Edge Freeport In Tight Softball Clash
Montgomery nipped Freeport 8-6 as Ruth Mahlbuch drove in runs with a double and single. Peggy Prien added a double while Lynn Kubly pitched to victory with Leibert taking the loss. Orangeville overwhelmed Monroe 11-6 aided by 11 Monroe errors and Jean Monte earned the win against Bergman.
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Montgomery Electric
Freeport Independents
Orangeville
Monroe Business Women
Recreation Park
Ruth Mahlbuch
Montgomery
Peggy Prien
Foster
Freeport
Frey
Ana Sue Weicn
Lynn Kubly
Leibert
Monroe
Jean Monte
Bergman
Magnan Wins World Fencing Crown in Foils
Jean Claude Magnan of France claimed the world fencing championship in men’s foil in Gdansk Poland securing the title early today in a decisive victory over local and international competitors.
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Gdansk
Poland
Jean Claude Magnan
France
National League and American League scoreboard summary
Baseball standings show Chicago leading the National League with 58 wins and 41 losses, followed by St Louis and San Francisco. In the American League New York tops with 61 percent winning percentage, while Cleveland and Baltimore trail. Notable results include Cincinnati over St Louis 6-3 and Philadelphia 5-1 over Houston led by John Boozer’s first major league win. Gene Freese drove in four Cincinnati runs.
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Los Angeles
Chicago
St. Louis
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Ll'e
Houston
New York
Chicason
Boston
Minnesota
Baltimore
Cleveland
Kansas City
Detroit
Washington
Gene Freese
Reds
Cardinals
John Boozer
Colts
Phillies
Mt North Swimmers Defeat New Glarus at Mt Horeb Meet
Mt Horeb defeated New Glarus 172 to 158 in a quadrangular meet at Mt Horeb including Mt Horeb Monticello Blanchardville and New Glarus. Readouts list event winners for diving backstroke breaststroke and freestyle across age groups with top placers and relay teams.
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NEW Glarus
Mt. Horeb
Monticello
Blanchardville
Marcia Duerst
Jody Erickson
Mike Duerst
John Strickler
Valla Zentner
Petra Streiff
Paul Schneider
Ginny Hillestad
Greg Erickson
Mary Embertson
Cubs Rally Past Braves 3-2 in Tight Milwaukee Road Trip
The Cubs erased a deficit to beat the Braves 3-2 in Chicago as Milwaukee continued a long road swing. Milwaukee, tied with Pittsburgh for sixth, dropped its 18th one run loss while holding an 11-10 record. Don Drysdale and Bob Hendley were listed as upcoming starters for Los Angeles and Milwaukee respectively.
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Chicago
Milwaukee Braves
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Braves
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh Pirates
Los Angeles Dodgers
Bob Hendley
Don Drysdale
Local Diving Meet Results Highlight Hartman and Hartman Names
George Hartman and Mike Schneider placed first and second in diving events. Mary Hartman, Richard Schroeder, and Elliott Erickson earned top positions with third and second places noted.
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George Hartman
Mike Schneider
Mary Hartman
Richard Schroeder
Elliott Erickson
North Dakota voters kill five tax measures
In a special election aAR voters defeated five tax proposals including three income tax measures, an urban renewal property tax for Fargo, and a higher cap on school district property taxes. The unofficial tallies indicate clear opposition to the 1963 legislature’s agenda, with the questions removed from the books.
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Bismarck
N.D
North Dakota
Fargo
Rams Waive Ron Miller as QBs Trim to Three
Los Angeles Rams place quarterback Ron Miller of Wisconsin on waivers. Coach Harlan Svare keeps three quarterbacks: Roman Gabriel from North Carolina State, veteran Zeke Bratkowski, and Terry Baker the No 1 draft pick from Oregon State.
Friend-The Wanae Seiling and Hiring Service
A column notes a local agency offering sealing, renting, and hiring services via a friend of the community. The piece highlights the broad range of tasks covered and encourages readers to inquire for details and pricing.
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Wanae
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Monroe Legion Downs
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Hornung
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U.S
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Bluffview Park
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Darac Ewna
Roger Bright
Polka
Argyle Baseball Club
Turner Hall
L.F
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Manroao
Sean - Peecisco-at
Mt. North Swimmers
Adams
Cadiz
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Sylvester
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Board of Education
Arthur F. Wagner
Fullertoh Lumber Company
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