DeMolay Chapter Wins in Tourney at Beloit
DeMolay Chapter captured the District One softball title in Beloit yesterday. Monroe beat Kenosha 13 3 in the opener, then defeated Janesville 3 1 in the final. Krattiger held Kenosha to four hits while fanning 14, with Steve Grundahl sparking Monroe’s offense and homering in the second game.
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DeMolay
Steve Grundahl
Sparks
Monroe
Stewart DeMolay
Beloit
Kenosha
Janesville
Baseball Scoreboard Activity Across American League Standings
The American League table shows Baltimore six games ahead with a six point six four percent share, Chicago and New York mid pack, Minnesota and Los Angeles near .500, Detroit Boston and Cleveland trailing. Week results include multiple extra innings and rain affected games with Baltimore and New York winning key matchups.
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Baltimore
Chicago
New York
Minnesota
Los Angeles
Detroit
Boston
Cleveland
Washington
Kansas City
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Houston
Ed Leslie Captures Road Racing Crown
Ed Leslie of Monterey California won the 165 mile U S road championship at Greenwood Roadway before 18 500 fans driving a Cooper Ford he led from the 23rd lap and held the lead for the final 32 laps earning 2000 dollars in prize money.
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Indianala
Leslie
Monterey
Cali
U.S
Greenwood Roadway
Moon's Double Ties Final Tally in Old Timers vs Junior Legion
Moon's two-out double in the seventh inning drove in Larry Blaser and Gary Ruge to tie the score 6-6 as the Junior Legion and Old Timers played their second annual game at Recreation Park before 900 fans. Garry Rufenacht started for Monroe, Don Cunningham announced, and fielding standout Glen Swiggum handled four chances. Leading Old Timers were Jerry Jordan 2x2, Gary Ruge 2x3, Jerry Dwyer 2x3. for the Legion Chuck Dearth and Bill Klemm added two hits each, Gille had a triple.
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Bill Moon
Larry Blaser
Gary Ruge
Junior Legion
Recreation Park
Fred Huber
Roger Gille
Bob Buchholtz
Chuck
Ken Norder
Huber
Fanning
Jerry Jordan
Jerry Dwyer
Chuck Dearth
Bill Klemm
Legion 1
Gille
White Sox Cubs Enjoy Fine Day in Sunday Double Wins
The Chicago Cubs swept the Los Angeles Dodgers 8-2 and 9-1 behind Dick Ellsworth and Lew Burdette while the White Sox edged the Kansas City A's 3-2 in 13 innings and 4-3 to move within one game of the Orioles. Billy Williams hit his 22nd homer and Ernie Banks his 12th. Santo added a 17th as the Cubs racked 12 and 15 hits respectively. Gary Peters drew a two-run pinch homer in the 13th for Chicago. The Sox open a five-game series with the Angels tonight.
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Chicago
Chicago Cubs
Chicago White Sox
Cubs
Los Angeles Dodgers
Dick Ellsworth
Lew Burdette
White Sox
Kansas City A
New York Yankees
Baltimore Orioles
Gary Peters
Kansas City
Hoyt Wilhelm
Dave Nicholson
Ron Hansen
Poe Migheener
Jame Teeee
Ray Herbert
Jim Gentile
Wilhelm
Don Messi
Eddie Fisher
Ed Charles
Sox
Los Angeles Angels
Fred Talbot
Ken MelBride
Two State Linksmen Beaten in PGA Meet
In Columbus Ohio Wisconsin's last two golfers Manuel de la Torre and Steve Bull failed to reach the final round of the 48th PGA championship. De la Torre missed the cut by one stroke after a two over par 72 in the third round giving him 222 for 54 holes while Bull finished with 76 to total 223.
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Columbus
Ohio
Wisconsin
Manuel de la Torre
Steve Bull
Milwaukee
de la Torre
Bull
First National Bank Triumphs 7-5 Over Studer's Service
First National Bank defeated Studer's Super Service 7-5 in a Friday softball game at Recreation Park. Bill Teuscher collected three hits while Jerry Dwyer and Bernie Miltz added two apiece. Duane Wilde led Studer's with two hits. Jack Fernan earned the win and Dale Myers took the loss.
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First National Bank
Studer
Super Service
Recreation Park
Bill Teuscher
First National
Jerry Dwyer
Bernie Miltz
Duane Wilde
Jack Fernan
Dale Myers
Nichols Sets PGA Mark At Columbus Club
Bobby Nichols captured the PGA Championship title by three strokes with a record 271 nine under par at Columbus Country Club. Jack Nicklaus shot 64 in the final round to finish tied for second at 274 with Arnold Palmer, extending Palmer’s near-miss in another major. Nicklaus again fell short of overtaking Nichols as Arnie’s Army endured another major runner-up showing.
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Columbus
Ohio
Bobby Nichols
Columbus Country Club
Nichols
Louisville
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
PGA
Arnie
Big Jack
Monticello Society Notes From Mrs Curtis Column
Monticello residents including Mr and Mrs James Dillman of Louisville and their children Jimmy and Anne visited the Benkert home. People called in Madison Sun Prairie Monroe Belleville and Rockford for gatherings and weekend visits. Edward Wirth returned to Berwyn after a weekend with his mother Mrs John Wirth Sr and relatives. The Stixrood family reunion and trips to Rockford Lake Okee and Moon Beach Camp were noted along with a camp counselor assignment for Helen Elmer and weekend calls by the Holcombs Zweifel Moritz and others.
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James Dillman
Louisville
Fannie
Frieda Benkert
Dillmans
Jimmy
Anne
Benkert
Minneapolis
Edward Wirth
Berwyn
Ill
John Wirth
Wilbert Dick
Walter Kubly
Sun Prairie
Barbara Butler
Candace Bueht
Madison
Nancy Holcomb
Robert Holcomb
Holcomb
Walter Wirth
Vandeberg
Calif
John Wirth Sr
Fredes Fuentes
Annette
Vickie Hillbrand
Harland Babler
Belleville
Fred Wenger
Kathy
Mary
Monroe
Charles Putnam
Herman Durtschi
Donna
Tom
Susan
Cindy
Carol
Stixrood
Rockford
Leo Gempeler
Billy
Linda
Escher
Lake Okee
Lodi
James. Smith
Pueblo
Colo
Albert Moritz
Helen Elmer
St. Germaine
Moon Beach Church
Lawrence F. Marty
Robert Holcomb Sr
Robert Zweifel
Jeff
Nancy
Arizona
Stronger by Switch Packers Boost Line With Bob Skoronski
Green Bay shifts Bob Skoronski from tackle to center to strengthen the offensive line led by Jim Ringo’s departure. Skoronski, 30, weighs 250 pounds and promises a bigger punch while Bart Starr praises reliable snaps. Coaches anticipate a run-focused unit with improved blocking and protection as the exhibition season nears.
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Green Bay
Green Bay Packers
Bob Skoronski
Skoronski
Jim Ringo
Norm Masters
Packers
Fuzzy Thurston
Jerry Kramer
Masters
Forrest Gregg
Skorowski
Ringo
Kramer
Roger Brown
Earl Leggett
Merlin Olsen
Gregg
Bart Starr
Starr
Farm scene highlights milk records for Holstein cows
New official records from the Holstein Friesian Association spotlight area cows with high milk yields and butterfat. Several herds led with figures such as Home Acres Homestead Ab Bbekerk, Spring Summit Homestead Julie, and Roamer L H Ringleader, detailing ages, days, and production owned by a variety of farmers including Oliver Miller and Edward Oliver. Mature spiny lobsters resemble northern lobsters but lack giant claws and stiff tails.
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Holstein- Friesian Association of America
Brattleboro
Home Acres
Homestead
Abbekerk
Home Acres Carnation Bess
Inka Canary
Oliver Miller
Brodhead
Spring Summit Homestead
Costie
Julie
Edward Oliver
Albany
Rufi Homestead
Josie
Peggy Homestead Patrician
John W. Rufi
Monroe
Roamer L H
Treuah Sparkee Vigor Vista
Darkie Cadet Successor
L. A. and
E. H
Argyle
Toni Pansy
Mooseheart Model
Martha
Homestead _ De Kol Ormsby
Browntown News Gossip and Visit Notes
Mrs Theda May Browntown and Mr and Mrs Charles Goodman with family visit Elmer Engebretson in Bisbee Arizona. Mrs Ray Hackett Beloit stays with cousin Miss Iva Tomlinson. Julia Pickett visits sister in law May Ableman Woodford. B E Maddrells host guests Glenn Martin Glenda Martin Margaret Wolfer and Shirley Fuller Jessup Iowa. Arthur Andrews Sr 87th birthday dinner at South Wayne. Roland Witcheson family visit from Dixon Illinois. W G May Monroe visits grandmother Julia Pickett. Woodford Friendship tea hosted by Julia Pickett Ann Van Matre Sadi Maddrell Esther Cook Theda May Margaret Young. Dial 3255101 for an Adtaker today.
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Charles Goodman
Bisbee
Ariz
B.E. Maddrell
Arthur Andrews Sr
South Wayne
Earl Adams
Winter Haven
Fla
B. E. Maddrells
Roland Witcheson
Dixon, Ill
W. G. May
Monroe
Julia Pickett
Woodford
Mmes Julia Pickett
Ann van Matre
Sadi Maddrell
Esther Cook
Theda May
Margaret Young
Gypsy Wins Port Huron to Mackinac Yacht Race
The sloop Gypsy led 148 yachts in the Port Huron to Mackinac race finishing at 6 19 a m. Charles Kotovic Milwaukee piloted Gypsy with corrected times to be announced. New Yorker Sumner A Huey Long sailed Ondine to second place after a 7 02 am run.
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Mackinac Island
Gypsy
Port Huron - To
Ondine
Bermuda
License Suspensions Rise in Wisconsin in First Half
The State Motor Vehicle Department reports 15 906 driving privileges revoked or suspended in Wisconsin during the first half of this year, compared with 10 860 in the same period last year. Authorities cite stricter enforcement and safety concerns across the state.
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Madison
Wisconsin
State Motor Vehicle Department
Angels Sweep Twins Behind Pitching and Power Hitting
Yesterday's Stars Pitching-Dean Chance of Los Angeles hurled a four hit shutout to complete a doubleheader sweep over Minnesota. Joe Adcock powered the offense going 4-for-8 with two home runs and six RBIs across the two games, as the Angels won 8-6 and 4-0.
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Dean Chance
Los Angeles
The
Angeles
Twins
Joe Adcock
Angels
Minnesota
Jets Sign Ex Pack Escapee Keckin to Jets Roster
Val Keckin a former Packers taxi squad quarterback was signed by the New York Jets of the AFL on Sunday. The brief notice notes his prior NFL experience and current NFL status, reflecting a midline roster move amid league transactions.
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JETS
Peekskill
N.Y
Val Keckin
Green Bay Packers
New York Jets
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Ed Leslie
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