Swiggum Slips as Open League Stumbles Amid Scramble
Open League standings tighten after Swiggum suffers a third straight defeat while Huber’s Tri-State and Roy’s Tap win. Tri-State blanked Swiggums 60, Kent Quinn’s pitching keys a tight win. Huber’s rally past Colony 7-6 in nine, Fred Huber gets the win. Roy’s Tap unloads 16 hits with multiple players collecting three or more, Coplien’s Pat Wuetrich and Hermie Huber pace their side in a losing effort. Maury Wills note adds context on Dodgers Pirates move.
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Swiggum’s
Huber
Tri-State
Roy
Tap
Swiggum
Kent Quinn
del Soddy
Jim Moe
Larry Bidlingmaier
Homer Pickett
Doug Hirsch
Gary Jeglum
Colony
Fred Huber
Bernie Milz
Paul Paulson
Milz
Larry Kundert
Harvey Loeffel
Fran Schott
Coplien
Pat Wuetrich
Hermie Huber
Roy’s
Whitey Engebretsen
Bill Hartwig
Skip Brennan
Duke Phillips
Jerry Dwyer
Gary Rackow
Grant Dale
Bob Bogus
Nate Hare
Jerry Coplien
Hubers
Tri- State
Baseball Standings and Results Snapshot
The scoreboard shows St Louis leading with 53 37 .589 while Chicago 52 38 .578 and Cincinnati 51 42 .548 follow. Wednesday results include New York 8 7 Houston 42 Chicago 7 11 innings and St Louis 3 Cincinnati 2 12 innings.
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Chicago
Cincinnati
Atlanta
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
New York
Houston
Minnesota
Boston
California
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Baltimore
Kansas City
Junior Champs Headed to Sheboygan State Meet
Wayne Stroessner, director of Jaycee Athletic activities, urges Junior Champ participants to assemble at 5:30 a.m. at the junior high unless traveling from New Glarus where they should meet at the Mobile gas station on Highway 69 at 5:30. Transportation will depart soon after.
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Wayne Stroessner
Jaycee Athletic Activities
Sheboygan
New Glarus
Mobile
Highway 69
Frazier Eyes Championship After Koing Chuvalo
Joe Frazier, 23, defeated Canadian George Chuvalo in four rounds to solidify his status in the heavyweight scene and cast doubt on the eight man elimination series. Frazier weighed 204% for the 12 round bout and improved to 17-0 as Chuvalo, 29, was stopped for the first time in 63 bouts.
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New York
Joe Frazier
Cassius Clay
Philadelphia
Joe
George Chuvalo
Frazier
Clay
Floyd Patterson
Chuvalo
Johnny Colon
Lost Act Becomes The Logical Maze Of Missing Work
A cryptic note reflects on the idea that losing an act or document creates a puzzling, illogical scenario where purpose and order seem to fray. The reflection captures the frustration and curiosity surrounding misplaced items.
Trophies Line the Wall The Burns Family Bowling Fun
The Burns family in Monroe displays a wall of bowling trophies earned by Bob Burns his wife and two sons Dennis and Gerry. Dennis scored 257 Gerry 223 best games for the boys as family bowling for fun and competition continues at Turner Hall Hughes Mobile Home team won the year the Stones won school championships and Dennis topped the high school average Gerry doubles tournament medals for Gerry and the family’s bowling activities are described with family sports plans for Whitewater this fall.
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Evening Times
Monroe
Bob Burns
Wisconsin Power and Light Co
Bob
Dennis
Gerry
Burns
Hughes
Turner Hall
Rolling Stones
Championship Stones
Whitewater
Family Bowling Day Promotes Fun for All Ages
Family activity emphasis on bowling as an inclusive pastime. Cites Bob Burns quote that bowling can be fun with the family. Encourages planning a family day with a sport everyone can enjoy together.
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Bob Burns
Pirates Sink Mets and Sox Edge Tigers in Senior Play
John Schilt hit a sixth inning homer to break a 1 1 tie and put the Pirates ahead 2 1 in a 2 1 win over the Mets. Schilt earlier drove in the Pirates first run with a single. Dale Kubly and Gary Ruge produced hits for the Pirates and Mets respectively. Steve Ruge took the loss as Dick Otteson scored on an overthrow in the Red Sox 4 3 win over the Tigers. Claire Schwartz had a two RBI single for the Sox. Pat Rantham hit a run producing triple for the Tigers. Rod Ostby earned the win and Rantham the loss. An all star game for 11 12 year olds is set for tomorrow at 7 30 PM at the Junior High.
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John Schilt
Pirates
Mets
Schilt
Pirate
Dale Kubly
Gary Ruge
Steve Ruge
Dick Otteson
Red Sox
Tigers
Claire Schwartz
Sox
Pat Rantham
Rod Ostby
Rantham
Willie Mays Returns to Giants for Limited Service
Willie Mays, treated for flu at St. Mary's Hospital, is due back with the San Francisco Giants Friday for limited service. He will rejoin the lineup part-time as Dr. Edmund J. Morrissey advised after exhaustive tests. The Giants meet the Cubs in Chicago Friday.
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Willie
San Francisco
Willie Mays
St. Mary’s Hospital
San Francisco Giants
Edmund J. Morrissey
Giants
Cubs
Chicago
Don Hoak Returns to Dugout as Phillies Coach
Former third baseman Don Hoak leaves the broadcasting booth to join the Philadelphia Phillies as a coach. Hoak’s move brings experienced infield leadership to the Phillies coaching staff.
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Don Hoak
Philadelphia Phillies
John Kerr Scouting for San Francisco Giants
John Buddy Kerr, longtime former major league shortstop, now serves as a scout for the San Francisco Giants assessing players for the organization.
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John
Buddy) Kerr
San Francisco Giants
Lions Rout Pony Panthers in Five Inning 20-3 Win
Lions built a big fifth inning scoring 10 runs to defeat the Panthers 20-3 in Pony League action. Jack Murray earned the win with six strikeouts allowing three hits while Rus Schutte took the loss after giving up 14 hits and seven walks. Dale Hexom led the Lions with a homer and two triples, and Ron Golakson added three singles. Gary Hendrickson Steve Dearta and Keith Hanson each had two hits for the victors. Mike Isley led the Panthers with two hits.
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Lions
Panthers
Jack Murray
Rus Schutte
Dale Hexom
Ron Golakson
Gary Hendrickson
Steve Dearta
Keith Hanson
Mike Isley
Jockey Walter Blum Suspended At Hollywood Park
Walter Blum, a leading jockey from Cherry Hill New Jersey, is suspended for the remainder of the Hollywood Park meeting plus 30 days. The track stewards cited associations with undesirable persons and false statements regarding known touts and convicted felons.
Paul Hornung Hurts, Seeks Career Outlook In Houston
Paul Hor nung continues a lengthy medical examination in Houston as the former Green Bay halfback seeks reassurance that last October’s injury will not end his football career. Doctors and Hornung remain optimistic, with a decision expected in about two weeks.
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Houston
Paul Hornung
Green Bay
Hornung
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