New Glarus Faces Dakota For Monroe Pony League Crown
New Glarus and Dakota meet at eight for the Monroe Pony League final after Dakota defeated Monroe 41 in four innings and New Glarus beat Orangeville 17 6. Monroe and Orangeville play for third at six with Penniston and Weiland starring on the mound for their teams.
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New Glarus
Dakota
Monroe
Orangeville
Roger Weiland
Don Benning
Mike Penniston
Fred Dearth
Mike Isely
Penniston
Jim Stauffacher
Mike Moon
All-Star Baseball Game Approved For County Stadium
Milwaukee County Democrats approve an all star game at County Stadium to aid party funds. Former Braves and Brewers players with local sandlot stars would compete. Johnny Logan named general chairman and Eddie Mathews invited to participate.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee County Democrats
County Stadium
Braves
Milwaukee Brewers
Johnny Logan
Richard J. Steinberg
Steinberg
William Anderson
Democratic Party
Logan
Eddie Mathews
Mathews
Henry Aaron
Felix Mantilla
Andy Pafko
West Allis
Harvey Kuenn
Philadelphia Phillies
Rick Reichardt
California Angeles
University of Wisconsin
Buckpasser Favored In Brooklyn Handicap
Buckpasser, the 3-5 favorite, contests the 1 mile Brooklyn Handicap at Aqueduct aiming for a second straight title and a major step up the money list. facing Buffle and four older rivals as the 10th richest thor oughbred if victorious.
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New York
Buckpasser
Brooklyn
Aqueduct
Ogden Phipps Star
Buffle
Busy day at Recreation Park pool with penny dive
A busy afternoon at the Recreation Park pool drew 575 participants for the penny dive, about 50 more than last year. Attendance for the year sits around 2,500 with a slight decline from vacations, and lessons run through mid August with the park's activities ending by August 12.
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Recreation Park
Lena-Winslow
Ted Williams and Casey Stengel Enter Hall of Fame
Ted Williams and Casey Stengel will be formally inducted into the Hall of Fame in Cooperstown. Commissioner William D. Eckert will preside at the morning ceremonies as Stengel and Williams join the 104th group. Stengel, 75, was elected after a special Veterans Committee ballot. Williams, 47, was elected in January on his first year of eligibility with 93.3 percent of the Baseball Writers Association of America votes.
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Cooperstown
N.Y
Ted Williams
Casey Stengel
William D. Eckert
Cooper Park
National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum
Stengel
Veterans Committee
Williams
Boston Red Sox
Baseball Writers Association of America
Portugal Favored To Win World Soccer Cup
Portugal led by its stylish Black Panther is a 5 to 2 favorite to capture the World Soccer Cup, seizing the championship once held by Brazil.
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Portugal
London
Black Panther
Brazil
Injuries Hit College All Stars Before Packers Game
The College All Stars at Northwestern held two more workouts as injuries mounted. Key losses include Gale Gillingham from Minnesota and Randy Johnson from Texas A and I, with Bill Clay from Mississippi sent home to Washington after a knee injury from the All America game.
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Evanston
Ill
College All Stars
Green Bay Packers
Northwestern University
Dyche Stadium
Bill Clay
University of Mississippi
Washington Redskins
Atlanta
Gale Gillingham
Minnesota
Randy Johnson
Texas A and I
Gillingham
Packers
Green Bay
Wis
Chrysler Bows Out of Stock Car Racing for 1967
Chrysler Corp., which dominated stock car racing this year, will withdraw for 1967 to push stock car racing toward greater independence. The company invested about $3 million in the program this year and will let current contracts of drivers Richard Petty Paul Goldsmith Norm Nelson Jim Hurtubise Sam McQuagg and Dave Pearson expire at year end.
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Detroit
Chrysler Corp
B. M. Rodger
Chrysler
Richard Petty
Paul Goldsmith
Norm Nelson
Jim Hurtubise
Sam McQuagg
Dave Pearson
Classified Ads Aid Daily Problem Solving For Thousands
Readily available classified ads help residents tackle everyday tasks from finding housing and jobs to locating services and goods. The pages connect buyers with sellers and guide readers to practical local solutions.
Hoerner Delivers Big Hit as Cards Top Cubs
St Louis relief pitcher Joe Hoerner belted a three run homer for his first major league hit helping the Cardinals beat the Cubs 9-4. The win completed a fifth straight victory for St Louis and maintained their hot stretch as Lou Brock Curt Flood and Mike Shannon also homered for the Cardinals.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Joe Hoerner
Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
St. Louisans
Bob Gibson
Robin Roberts
Baltimore
Orioles
Chicago White Sox
Billy Short
Tommie John
Mike Shannon
Shannon
Lou Brock
Curt Flood
Hoerner
Dubuque
Iowa
Hoern
White Sox
Don Buford
Floyd Robinson
Brooks Robinson
Boog Powell
Paul Blair
Sam Bowens
Palmer
Gary Peters
Gould Named to Wisconsin Trout Study Committee
Blanchardville resident Walter E. Gould has been named to the Wisconsin Conservation Department trout study committee. He serves on the Lafayette County game and fish committee and will work with other regional members and department staff to review recommendations from county hearings. Findings go to the Conservation Congress executive council to influence seasons and bag limits.
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Blanchardville
Walter E. Gould
Wisconsin Conservation Department
Lafayette County Game and Fish Committee
The
Conservation Congress
Conservation Department Fish Management Division
Executive Council
Conservation Commission
Scoreboard shows tight pennant race across leagues
Baseball and hockey style standings list Pittsburgh San Francisco Los Angeles Philadelphia Houston St Louis Atlanta Cincinnati New York Chicago with records and games back. Friday results include St Louis 9 Chicago 4 and New York 3 Los Angeles 0. Today's and Sunday's schedules feature multiple cross league matchups and exhibition notes.
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Pittsburgh
San Fran
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Houston
St. Louis
Atlanta
Cincinnati
New York
Chicago
San Francisco
Los Ageles
Minnesota
Cooperstown
Boston
California
Detroit
Cleveland
Kansas City
Washington
Baltimore
Garments Stolen From Twin Stores in Wisconsin
In Eagle River and Minocqua, DeByle Clothing Stores reported missing men’s garments valued in the thousands. Sheriff John Scott said the heist occurred late Thursday and went undetected at Minocqua until a routine inventory spurred discovery, with Eagle River unaware until Minocqua officials called. Total loss figure not yet set, likely under ten thousand dollars.
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Eagle River
Minocqua
John Scott
Vilas County
Scott
Public hearing on alley vacation planned in Monroe
City Hall Monroe Wisconsin will host a public hearing on August 16 1966 at 7 30 p m regarding the vacation of a portion of an alley described as fel ows F M Bray City Clerk.
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City Hall
Monroe
Wisconsin
Night Hours Bring Wisconsin Fishing Gains
Wisconsin Conservation Department reports better fishing in evening hours after hot days. Bass and panfish favored cool waters in Black River Clark Jackson Cos Lake Geneva and Gordon Flowage. night walleye and musky bites noted in several counties. Muskies 38 pounds in Bayfield. trout strong in Apostle Islands Big Green and Trout Lake Vilas. Bow and arrow carp success cited in Racine Fox River.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Conservation Department
Walworth
Gordon
Douglas
Hammel Lake
Bayfield
Yellowstone Lake
Lafayette County
Iron
Eau Claire
Forest
Lincoln
Price, Rusk
Polk
Hay River
Dunn County
Brule
Douglas County
Apostle Islands
Big Green Lake
Trout Lake
Vilas County
Racine County
Fox River
Tigers End Six-Game Slide with Big Win Over Cleveland
Detroit star Norm Cash drove in six runs, four on a grand slam, leading the Tigers to a lopsided victory over Cleveland and snapping a six-game losing streak. Gaylord Perry of the Giants hurled seven innings of two-hit ball with 15 strikeouts in a 41 win over Philadelphia.
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Norm Cash
Detroit
Tigers
Cleveland
Gaylord Perry
San Francisco
Giants
Philadelphia
Yacht Classic Ready to Start
CHICAGO 162 sailing yachts from 35 clubs on the Great Lakes Canada and Florida gathered for the Mackinac Island Race start. The 59th annual 333 mile event features 1300 hands aplenty with six sections racing from 2 p.m. and 3:15 p.m. starts led by defending champion Blitzen owned by the Schoendorf brothers of Milwaukee.
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Chicago
Mackinac Island
Great Lakes
Canada
Florida
Mackinac
America
Blitzen
Tom and
Bill Schoendorf
Milwaukee
Wis
Yacht Club Racing Schedule Back to 1904 With WWI Gap
The yacht club’s racing schedule traces back to 1904 except for the World War I interruption. First finishers are expected to reach Mackinac Island late Monday about 55 hours after the start.
18 Teams to Compete For Congress Berth
Eighteen teams vie here next week for a shot at Wisconsin’s National Baseball Congress berth in Wichita Kansas. Milwaukees Falk Corp. won last year but will not compete. runner-up Kimberly Little Chute returns. The event runs five days from next Wednesday through Sunday July 31 with two opening games and four final-day games. Three two time champs are in the field the Monona Grove Lakers Milwaukee Allen Bradley and Milwaukee Highway Beers.
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Madison
Wisconsin
National Baseball Congress
Wichita
Kan
Milwaukee Falk Corp
Kimberly - Little Chute
Monona Grove Lakers
Milwaukee Allen Bradley
Milwaukee Highway
Red Sox edge Twins in 11th on Thomas hit
Boston defeated Minnesota 6-5 as George Thomas lined a two-out single in the 11th inning to drive in the deciding run.
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Boston
Boston Red Sox
Minnesota
George Thomas
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18Th Avenue
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Cedar Rapids
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