Hughes Mobile Homes win first half crown in city league
Hughes Mobile Homes defeated Trenthardt Rustlers 6-1 to claim the first half crown and earn a spot to face the second half winners in a season finale for the city championship. Studer's Super Service beat Commercial Bank 6-1 as Dale Myers allowed four hits.
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Deimer
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Hermie Huber
Dick Ammon
Treuthardt Kustler
Dale Davis
John Krattiger
Treuthardt
Paul Witt
Forrest Ludwig
Gary Brewer
Jaeggs
Gill Rockey
The
Rustlers
Big Fence Homer Sparks Midget League Action
Bob Holyoke hit a first over the fence homer as Twining Park hosted Midget League games. His blast carried the Phillies to a 5 4 win over the Cards while the Twins beat the White Sox 86. Curt Phillips went 2 for 2 for Philadelphia. Dave Rufenacht took the loss for St Louis. Dave Spoerry earned the win. Craig Barr and Dave Koetne starred for the Twins with strong hitting and pitching. Dan Mitchell doubled for the Sox as Mark Perry and Frank Best added singles.
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Dave Koetne
Twins
Dan Mitchell
Sox
Mark Perry
Frank Best
Daily Baseball Standings and Schedule Snapshot
The standings show New York leading the American League with 55 wins, Baltimore 57, Chicago 56, and Los Angeles 50. A dense schedule includes Thursday results such as Kansas City 4 Minnesota 3 in 11 innings and Chicago 2 Los Angeles 1. Upcoming toggles include New York at Detroit and Boston at Cleveland with twi night games listed.
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Lynn Kubly Leads Bank to Softball Victory Night
Lynn Kubly led with five hits in six at bats as Commercial Bank crushed Monroe Clinic 38-6. Karen Rothenbuehler and Judy Hefty powered multi hit games. LuAnn Prien earned the win over Donna Holcomb. Monroe Business Women beat Park and Recreation 16-6. Cancer parley on advanced cancers begins at UW Madison Monday with Wisconsin Medical Center hosting.
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Commercial Bank
Monroe Clinic
Monroe Business Women
Park and Recreation
Karen Rothenbuehler
Judy Hefty
Judy Wilhelmi
LuAnn Prien
Peggy Prien
Betty Brandenberg
Clinic
Joyce Mallory
Mary Brandt
Barb Faith
Janis VanNetta
Donna Holcomb
Monroe Business
Dorothy Coplien
Madison
University of Wisconsin
Wisconsin Medical Center
Division of
Clinical Oncology
Badger Coach Shifts Lineup of Assistants
University of Wisconsin football coach Milt Bruhn announced early changes to his staff for 1964. Fred Jacoby becomes assistant varsity coach after years as freshman coach since 1958. Lavern Van Dyke moves from line coach to head freshman coach and chief scout for the season.
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Bruhn
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Jacoby
Lavern van Dyke
Wisconsin
Ther
Drysdale sidelined by hairline fracture on birthday
Dodgers ace Drysdale suffers a hairline fracture at the base of his right thumb while shagging flies. He will miss about ten days, joining a string of NL injuries including Phillies slugger Cater out six weeks and Orioles pitcher Estrada plus Cardinals hurler Washburn on the sidelines.
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Associated Press
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Giants
Drysdale
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Philadelphia Phillies
Danny Cater
Baltimore
Chuck Estrada
St. Louis
Ray Washburn
Kansas City
Wayne Causey
Houston
Dodgers
Skronski Among Packer Standouts
GREEN BAY Bob Skoronski earning his spurs as center stood out in the Packers drills as they prep for the NFL season amid 90 degree heat. Veteran Norm Masters mentors rookie John McDowell at tackle while Steve Wright backs Forrest Gregg at right tackle and Dan Crossan shifts to right guard. Rookie Ken Bowman, working at center, prepares to join after the Bears game in Chicago. he is expected to back up Skoronski.
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Steve Wright
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Vince Lombardi
Dan Crossan
Maryland
Ken Bowman
Wisconsin
Packers
Bears
Chicago
Skoronski
Athletics edge Twins in 11 innings after two homers by Campaner
Yesterday's Stars Batting Bert Campaner of Kansas City hit two home runs, the first on his first major league pitch, and added a walk and a stolen base as the Athletics beat Minnesota 4 3 in 11 innings. Pitcher Robin Roberts of Baltimore limited Cleveland to five hits, and the Orioles ended a three game skid by winning 7 1 over the Indians.
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Indians
Cubs Rally to Rout Giants 13 4 in San Francisco
Cubs pounded Giants for 13 runs on 16 hits in San Francisco as Billy Williams launched a 24th homer and Lew Burdette drove in three with a trio of hits. Cubs ace Burdette earned his seventh win while Ellsworth and Brown are slated for next games. Racial clashes in Singapore worsen toll before easing.
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Barrette
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Colts
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Slowpitch action highlights twin homers by Kuebli and Brennan Belt
In a Twining Park slowpitch night, Dave Kuebli hit a two run homer in the sixth for The Office, then Skip Brennan of Joe's Private Club followed with a homer in the same inning. The Office totaled 14 hits, five players with two hits, while Joe's OKs had Rutsch two hits and Brennan another homer. Eagles edged Martins 15-9, with Del Soddy, Prenti, and Nicholson doubles. Heeren and Coplien beat Swiss Colony 5-4 as Vorseth led with two hits and Rieder delivered a triple.
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Colony
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Luebli
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Nate Hare
Denny Swiggum
Stan Rebly
Ken Rutsch
Brennan
Pat Lunda
Terry Wenger
del Soddy
al Prenti
Mike Nicholson
Two Players Lead with Multiple Hits in Local Tilt
Norm Wood and Ken Gruenberg each added two singles while Don Hunt hit a triple. Tig Kohl pitched the winning effort and Don Martin faced the defeat charged in the game.
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Norm Wood
Ken Gruenberg
Don Hunt
Tig Kohl
Don Martin
O Konski Will Not Campaign For Presidency
Representative Alvin O'Konski of Wisconsin said he would continue his long time practice of campaigning for reelection apart from other Republican candidates. The Wisconsin GOP leader stayed home during the Republican National Convention and vowed not to discuss or influence the Presidential race.
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Alvin O’konski
R-Wis
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GOP
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