Injuries Continue To Hobble Braves
NEW YORK Injuries hobble three Milwaukee starters as the Braves fight to solidify a first division berth and move up in the standings. They beat the Mets 8-5 to stay fifth while the Cubs dropped to end a tie with Houston.
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Cecil Butler
Milwauke
Atlanta
Packers Work On Pass Attack
Green Bay veterans and rookies stay late at NFL camp to sharpen passing and protection. Rookie Merv Holland from George Washington College works with Bob Jeter and Bob Long while Starr Bratkowski and Holland throw about 25 passes in 94 degree scrimmage. Coach Lombardia moves Dave Robinson to defensive end. one cut remains, rookie tackle Mike Hicks.
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Packer Football Games to Be Broadcast by WTMJ in 1964
WTMJ Milwaukee Journal Station will present all Green Bay Packer games in the 1964 season with Ted Moore returning to describe. The schedule includes five exhibition contests and 14 regular season games starting August 8 at 8 55 p.m.
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Armchair Baseball Standings and Games Report
Amassing standings from the American and National Leagues shows Baltimore leading the American with 37 wins, New York 36, and Chicago 38, while Detroit and Minnesota hover around .500 in midseason form. Friday results include Baltimore over Washington and Detroit over New York, with multiple matchups scheduled for today and tomorrow across leagues. In the National League, Philadelphia, San Francisco, and Cincinnati push near the .600 mark, while Houston and Chicago face key games. Additionally Sir James McNeill, 71, famed Cunard liner designer, dies in Scotland.
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Orioles by Washington in two, Vineyard twirls two-hitter
Yesterday's Stars Pitching Dave Vineyard of the Orioles made his second major league start a two-hitter as Baltimore topped Washington 7-2 to complete a doubleheader sweep and regain the American League lead. Wally Bunker opened with a 2-1 win on five hits. Batting Bob Chance of the Indians drove in four on his wedding day with two two-run singles in Cleveland's 6-1 victory over Boston.
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That Old Lake Trout Went on Diet at Green Lake
A 77 year old lake trout weighing 11 pounds when tagged in 1953 was recaptured May 28 at Green Lake by Dr. Adolph Hutter of Fond du Lac. The 30 inch fish, tagged ten years earlier by the Conservation Department, showed a weight decline to 9 percent of its former mass while its length remained. Vern Hacker, fish biologist at Oshkosh, notes Green Lake trout reach peak weight around 14-15 years before declining in weight but not length.
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Cardinals Decide to Stay in St Louis NFL Franchise
The St Louis Cardinals will keep the NFL franchise in St Louis despite Atlanta interest. Bidwills weighed options amid stadium issues and attendance concerns. Officials in Atlanta expressed disappointment while St Louis pushback and lease obligations influenced the decision. The official announcement was anticipated this weekend.
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Hughes Scores Victory at Davis Exhibilion Won 11-0
Hughes led Davis exhibition game at Davis Illinois with an 11 strikeout one hitter by Dick Witt. Paul Witt went 2 for 3 with four runs, Richard Ammon two hits including a homer, Dick Boelk two hits, and Hermie Huber doubled. Schlueter took the loss as Davis’ only hit was a Johnson infield single.
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Johnson
Williams Defends US Golf Course Loan Spend
Sen John J Williams charged the Farmers Home Administration lent over 1000 per acre to convert farm land into golf courses and clubs. He cited a 91500 loan to Arcadia Country Club Trempealeau WI for course work and clubhouse remodel.
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Twins Top White Sox 6-3 as Allison and Versalles homer
Minnesota halted an eight game skid by beating Chicago 6-3. Bob Allison Zoilo Versalles and Frank Kostro homer for the Twins while Mudcat Grant earned his eighth win. Chicago led 2-0 on Pete Ward Gene Stephens and Floyd Robinson singles but Minnesota struck back in the fifth on Versalles 10th homer and a Tony Oliva single. Kostro added a two run shot in the ninth. Cubs lost 1-0 to Houston as Vic Rosnovsky and Spangler produced hits but Ernie Broglio took the loss.
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Mudcat) Grant
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al Spangler
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Mrs Williams Captures Wisconsin Women’s Golf Crown
Milwaukee golfer Mrs Jack Williams won the 52nd Wisconsin Women’s Championship at Branch River Country Club defeating Cathie Bonner of Grafton 10 and 8 in 36 holes. Williams, 31, claimed her fourth title, shot 14 of 28 holes, and set a course record drop by three strokes. Bonner, Port Washington high school teacher and golf coach, struggled with iron play and putting.
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Hubers Score Win in Softball
In a single regular game last night Hubers beat FFA 63. Bill Klemm opened with two singles and Claire Bidlingmaier hit a third inning home run. Dearth Burington and Bechtolt added Hubers hits. Bidlingmaier won pitcher, Blum took the loss. An unrelated note mentions the discovery of Prince Charles Island in Foxe Basin north of Hudson Bay in 1948.
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Weekly U S Hog Cattle and Sheep Market Summary
The market shows slow trading for slaughter steers and heifers with steady to strong prices for heifers. Prime and high choice slaughter steers and heifers command loads in the 23 to 25 dollar range, while hogs cut 25 to 50 dollars lower than Friday last week with various weight classes. Sows and mixed hogs show 12 to 15 dollar ranges, and lambs close strongly with spring slaughter lambs in the 24.50 to 25.00 range for 80 to 100 pounds.
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USDA
Weather, yields and county events color Fair Week report
The county notes warm week strains on cattle and kids as Fair Week nears. Oats harvests report 65 to 85 bushels, corn and hay visible from annual county photo tour. Kiwanis luncheon at Dick Shallberg’s farm pound, barbecue praised. Orrion Samuelson and Wendell Brunkow cited for messages and plans.
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Dick Shallberg
Madison Youth Wins State Junior Golf Title
Jeff Radder, 15, of Madison, shot 35 on the front nine and 38 on the back for a 73 total to win the Wisconsin PGA Junior Tournament at Janesville Country Club. Barry Noll of Kenosha was runner up at 78, George Lange of Madison took third with 79 in a field of 24 players.
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In Case You Can Bear the Heat Packers Train Next
Dr Fencil muses on a somewhat larger house while recalling the heat and the Green Bay Packers are already training. The note ends with a light encouragement to enjoy the moment while it lasts.
Today in History for July 25, 1964
The entry notes key past events on this date: Allied forces break through at St Lo in 1944 after inland advance. Fort Niagara surrenders to Britain in 1759. Wyoming Territory formed in 1868. James J. Jeffries defeats Bob Fitzsimmons in 1902. Johnnie Hayes wins London Marathon in 1908. Puerto Rico becomes a US commonwealth in 1952. a 1964 reference to Soviet peace conference proposals.
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James J. Jeffries
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NFO Targets Soybean Prices in Midwest Demonstrations
Washington reports the National Farmers Organization is rallying Midwest farmers to withhold soybeans until processors sign price contracts. Delegations visited Decatur Illinois and Redfield Town to buy soybean meal, finding no meal surplus and high demand. Officials note processors face small profit margins from oil and meal, while livestock demand remains weak and farm price supports stay above $2.25.
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