Standings and results from the National League and American League
The standings show Philadelphia and Chicago with strong records in the NL East and West. Thursday results include San Francisco beating Pittsburgh in 10 innings and New York defeating Chicago. In the AL Boston and New York posted wins while Baltimore shut out Kansas City. Friday and Saturday schedules feature pivotal city matchups across both leagues.
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Regez Cheese Falls in Playboy Golf League Standings
Regez Cheese slipped against North Central on Thursday but remains atop the standings. North Central collected 14 points from Wards, while Regez Cheese dropped 10 percent to 36 for low gross by Chuck Robertson and Bob Hayes 31 for low net. Windy Acres posted a low team net 146. Balls were awarded to Willis Gruenewald Jim Oehrlein LeRoy Frauchiger Dennis Fazel Fred Blane Tom.
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Jim Oehrlein
LeRoy Frauchiger
Dennis Fazel
Fred Blane
Tom
Zuber finishes summer 7 0 as Legion clubbers
Monroe Junior Legion defeated Benton High School 16 6 in a slugfest. Randy Zuber earned his seventh win without a loss in his final Legion game, striking out three with no walks. Six Monroe players had at least two RBIs as the club claimed its 14th win in 18 starts.
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Benton
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RBI
Wisconsin Snow Queen Pageant opens entries in Green Bay
Wisconsin pageant officials invite entrants aged 18 to 22 for the annual Snow Queen contest set October 1 in Green Bay. The crowning will occur on opening night of the Wisconsin Snowmobile and Winter Sports Show, with hopes of statewide participation.
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Wisconsin
Green Bay
State Jaycee qualifiers prep for Greendale meet
SSA OE who qualified for the State Jaycee Junior Track and Field meet at Monroe district will compete tomorrow in Greendale against other qualifiers. The bus for area qualifiers departs at 5 30 am from the Junior High lot, then to Albany to collect the rest. Fishing reports show slow catfish and walleye in Pecatonica and Sugar Rivers with fair trout in all streams and northern pike fair in Beckman Lake. Little want ads advertise fast acting placement at phone 325 5101.
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Greendale
Pecatonica
Sugar
Department of Natural Resources
Beckman Lake
Albany
Bart Starrits surgery on ailing right shoulder
Green Bay Packer quarterback Bart Starr announced plans for a shoulder repair operation at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester Minnesota. He expects relief from pain and aims to return to active duty with the team, though a date has not been set. Speculation points to a possible September 19 season opener.
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Stars Shine as Clarke and Gibson Dominate MLB Action
Yesterday's Stars highlight Horace Clarke of the Yankees with four hits including a bases-loaded triple in a 13-4 win over the Twins. Bob Gibson of the Cardinals tossed a five-hit shutout against the Phillies, his 46th career blanking in an 8-0 victory.
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Minnesota Twins
Bob Gibson
Cardinals
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St. Louis
Phillies
Moore drives three in tenth to topple Ludlow in slowpitch clash
Moore Business Forms rallied for three runs in the top of the tenth after Ludlow took a brief lead, beating Ludlow 5-2. Bruce Solberg homered to open Moore’s scoring, while Dan Klopfenstein and Roger Gibbons drove in early runs for Monroe Machine and Welding in a 4-2 win over American Family Insurance. Grossen Landscaping overwhelmed Joe's 12-0 as Bob Grossen allowed seven hits with no walks, and his team’s defense stifled rival offense throughout the game.
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Moore Business
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Ludlow
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Grossen
Joe
Solberg
Ron Kamps
Moore
Gene Lueck
Terry West
Gaylen Keegan
John Milz
Dean Miller
RBI
Phil Snyder
George May
Neal Rufer
Mack- Weld
Dan Klopfenstein
Roger Gibbons
Steve Thayer
Welners Raueu
Pases
Thayer
Gibbons
Fritz Yaun
Dick Feller
Mike Ritschard
Jake Disch
Ken Grossen
Walt Grossen
Bob Grossen
Jim Dahmen
Denny Grossen
Devine trades Jeter for Bears running back Montgomery
Packers coach Dan Devine pulls veteran defensive back Bob Jeter from Green Bay to Chicago in exchange for running back Ross Montgomery and an undisclosed draft pick. Jeter praised Bears prospects while Packers officials frame the deal as strengthening youth.
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Jeter
Chicago
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al Matthews
Willie Wood
Dave Robinson
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Virgil Robinson
George Fountain
Packers
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Jim DeLisle
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