Grace Lutheran powers slow pitch wins at Twining Park
Stan Barr went three for three with a walk as Grace Lutheran defeated Chalet Cheese 10-2 at Twining Park. Norm Hagele hit two doubles while Wayne Ratzlaff, Don Pfister, and Dylan Friedrichs contributed a mix of hits including a homer. The night featured six teams in action across several matchups including Dormans over Liquid Feed 6-2 and Severson Construction 15-10 over South Wayne. Rev James Plymire added two.
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Stan Barr
Twining Park
Grace Lutheran
Chalet Cheese
Dormans
Liquid Feed
Severson Construction
South Wayne
Norm Hagele
Wayne Ratzlaff
Don Pfister
Kaiall Florreuricus
James Plymire
al Deppler
Paul Schnieder
al Doppler
Russ Johnson
Bob Brauchle
Dorman
Wisconsin
Harry Friedley
Don Witt
Dick Witt
Forrest Ludwig
Gayle Quinn
Gus Martini
Severson
Ralph Neale
Vic Severson
Mike Meythaler
Lovd Retz
Stan Barr Paces Slowpitch Action At Twining
Stan Barr leads slowpitch action as Chalet Cheese wins eight hit attack with Paul Schnieder on the mound beating Al Doppler. Severson key for Severson with two doubles and a single in 15 hits and 15 runs aiding victory. Vic Severson collects three singles in four at bats.
July Stag Golf Winners Named
Jim Forbes at Monroe Country Club announced the July Stag Day results. The 18 hole winners were Dr. Gene Hennnger first 65 Alois Beer second 66 Harold Miller third 67 Ken Smith fourth 68. Nine hole winners were Dr. C J Schwingel and Don Ripp tied 33 others Bill Moon 34 with closest shots by Ed Goecks Arch Edwards Ben Krause and Fred Huber at various holes.
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Jim Forbes
Monroe Country Club
Gene Hennager
Alois Beer
Harold Miller
Ken Smith
Dr. C. J. Schwingel
Don Ripp
Bill Moon
All-Stars Scrimmage Bears in Indiana Test
The college All-Stars beat the Chicago Bears 13 to 12 in a scrimmage at St. Joseph's College field as both teams ran 72 offensive plays. Otto Graham praised the defense and pass protection while signaling more work before facing the Green Bay Packers at Soldier Field Aug. 2. The All-Stars threw 36 passes, completing 24 for 239 yards.
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Packers
Collegians
Stars Ride Kirkland Three-Run Shot For 3 2 Win
Yesterday's Stars beat the Minnesota Twins 3 2 as Willie Kirkland connected for a three run homer to lift his team. Ken McBride and the Angels blanked the Yankees 5 0 with a three hitter and tight defense.
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Willie Kirkland
Cracneu
Minnesota Twins
Ken McBride
Angels
Yankees
Fox Paces Sox To 4 3 Triumph
Nellie Fox starred as the Chicago White Sox defeated Detroit 4 to 3. Fox drove in three runs including a two run single in the seventh. Horlen earned the win in his first start since June. Cubs fell 3 to 2 to Cincinnati as errors helped seal the loss. Cubs open a four game stand vs St Louis with Toth facing Gibson.
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Chicago
Joel
Reds
Mace
Chicago White Sox
Detroit
Tigers
Jim Brosnan
Juan Pizarro
Sox
Nellie Fox
Mickey Lolich
Horlen
Baltimore
Dave DeBusschere
Pizarro
Milt Pappas
Cubs
Cincinnati
Bob Buhl
Ellis Burton
Billy Williams
Ron Santo
Ernie Banks
Ken Hubbs
Leo Burke
Williams
al Worthington
Bill Heery
Santa
Burke
Banks
St. Louis
Paul Toth
Cardinals
Bob Gibson
Taylor Sharpens New Aerial Attack
Green Bay Packers star Jim Taylor, famed for NFL rushing, practices passing as he eyes improved option plays. In drills he connected a 20 yard pass to Gary Barnes before a defender disrupted the effort. Coach Vince Lombardi led a lengthy session ahead of August 2 clash with the College All-Stars.
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Green Bay
Jim Taylor
Green Bay Packers
Taylor
NFL
Gary Barnes
Howie Williams
Packers
Vince Lombardi
Tom Moore
Paul Hornung
Bart Starr
Jan Barrett
Stricker Sparks Montgomery Win in Softball Action
Stricker Ignite Montgomery in a 20 1 win over Monroe Business Women at Recreation Park Judy Stricker two singles and a double led the victors Luann Prien and Lillian Schindler added doubles Kathy Baltzer Judy Hefty and Karen Rothenbuehler had three singles each Joyce Bergemann paced Monroe with two hits Lynn Kubly won Bergemann took the loss.
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Recreation Park
Montgomery Electric Blast
Monroe
Orangeville
Freeport Independents
Judy Stricker
Montgomery
Luann Prien
Lillian Schindler
Kathy Baltzer
Judy Hefty
Karen Rothenbuehler
Joyce Bergemann
Lynn Kubly
Bergemann
Judy Monte
Joan Best
Marlene Kehler
Emily Miller
Barbara Bostian
Freeport
Anna Marie Adams
Burdette Beats Spahn as Cardinals Top Braves 3-1
Lew Burdette, now with the Cardinals, silenced his old Milwaukee rival Warren Spahn in a 3-1 victory. Spahn, back from elbow trouble, reported no pain and said he felt ready to pitch again. A crowd of 22,231 watched the mound duel, the first meeting between the former battery men since Burdette's trade.
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Milwaukee
Lew Burdette
St. Louis
Hame
Milwaukkes
Cardinals
Warren Spahn
Spahnie
Spahn
Houston
Joe Torre
Braves
Lew
Burdette
Celtics, Knicks Victors in First Round Showdowns
In the final first round games Celtics toppled Royals 78 50 while Knicks crushed Pistons 112 81 and Royals beat Lakers 79 54. Pete von Allmen and Dick Swiggum led Celtics. Jim Swiggum and Bill Carter spark losers. Knicks paced by Dave Stauffacher and Duke Phillips. Lakers led by Gary Hanson. Final standings Celtics 4 1 Hawks 3 2 Knicks 3 2 Royals 2 3 Lakers 2 3 Pistons 1 4.
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Celtics
Royals
Knicks
Pistons
Lakers
Pete von Allmen
Dick Swiggum
Jim Swiggum
Bill Carter
Dave Stauffacher
Duke Phillips
Gary Hanson
Hawks
Wandflu Paces Yankees and Giants in Pony League Wins
Mike Wandflu hit a bases loaded triple to lift the Yankees over the Angels 6-3 as Fred Dearth pitched and added a triple. Dan Gelbach pitched a nine strikeout win. In the nightcap the Giants beat the Cardinals 2-1 to pull even atop the standings with Curt Phillips taking the loss.
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Yankees
Mike Wandflu
Angels
Giants
Cards
Fred Dearth
Dearth
Bill Tschanz
Dan Gelbach
Mike Wuetrich
Curt Phillips
Games Rescheduled At Recreation Park This Weekend
James Mauermann announced two makeup games Sunday night at Recreation Park. At 7:45 Kiwanis vs Studers and at 9:15 South Wayne vs Agrico will play under the lights.
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James Mauermann
Park and Recreation
Recreation Park
Kiwanis
Studers
South Wayne
Agrico
Packer Pact Extended For Milwaukee Games
Milwaukee County Park Commission approves a five year contract with Green Bay Packers at County Stadium extending through 1969. The county receives 10 percent of gross gate receipts from league and exhibition games, rising to 15 percent if gates fall below ten thousand dollars, plus a share of concessions from Braves.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee County Park Commission
Green Bay Packers
Packer Games
Milwaukee Braves
Braves Beat Cardinals In Pony League Game
The Braves built a three run lead in the first inning and defeated the Cardinals 6 to 3 at Recreation Park. Dennis Lostetter pitched a three hitter for the Braves as Pat Mills and Dave Kohl each had an RBI double to pace the attack. Dan Mayer took the loss but aided his cause with two singles. Fred Schuetze homered for the Cardinals.
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Braves
Cardinals
Recreation Park
Dennis Lostetter
Pat Mills
Dave Kohl
anut_dowdler
Kohl
Mills
Dan Mayer
Fred Schuetze
Your friend the wantac does your selling hiring
In a compact local notice a service named wantac advertises helping individuals sell rent or hire items through a friend network. The item aims to connect sellers with buyers and renters via referrals.
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Wantac
Baseball Standings and Scores from American and National Leagues
In the American League Pir at top New York leads with 61 wins while Cincinnati trails at 44. Chicago and Minnesota show notable totals with Minnesota facing New York later. In the National League Los Angeles leads with 62 wins as St Louis sits six games back, while San Francisco and Chicago push for position. Recent results include Cincinnati 3 Chicago 2, St Louis 3 Milwaukee 1, and San Francisco 8 New York 6. Upcoming games list several interleague matchups and city-specific broadcasts.
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Boston
Cleveland
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Detroit
Washington
New York
Minnesota
Chicago
Baltimore
Chicarca
Cincinnati
Digas Gijaltel
St. Louis
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh SD
Milwaukee
Houston
Pittsburgh
Yankees Fear Mantle Out for Entire Year
New York manager Ralph Houk said Mickey Mantle could miss the rest of the season after a loose cartilage in his left knee complicates a previously injured bone in his left foot. Mantle’s status remained indefinite with no clear return in sight and doctors uncertain about when he might play again.
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New York
Mickey
Ralph Houk
New York Yankee
Mickey Mantle
Mantle
Sorenson Reaches Semifinals in Trans-Mississippi Golf
Denver’s Carol Sorenson of Janesville advanced to the semifinal of the Trans-Mississippi tournament after a decisive match against Barbara Fay White of Shreveport Louisiana. White represented a strong challenge but Sorenson moved forward to face her next opponent.
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Denver
Wisconsin
Carol Sorenson
Janesville
Barbara Fay White
Shrevenort
Green County and Lafayette County 1962 license totals and expo notice
Green County reports 1697 resident small game licenses 878 resident deer licenses 1029 voluntary sportsmen licenses 58 trapping licenses and 3994 trap tags in 1962. Lafayette County lists 864 resident game licenses 513 resident deer licenses 565 voluntary sportsmen licenses 44 trapping licenses and 3260 trap tags for 1962. The Southern Wisconsin Junior Livestock Exposition is set for Oct 21 to 23 at Madison with entries due by Aug 5.
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Green County
Lafayette County
Madison
FFA
Wisconsin
Tea Department
Department
Pio le Soul
Tne Tr
Ncn
Diab
Amanraso County
Southern
Green County Fair
Dad
Licenses Indicate Sports Popularity in Wisconsin
The 1962 state license data show growth in voluntary sportsmen licenses and nonresident fishing licenses, with increases in Lafayette and Green counties. Resident fishing licenses declined due to many residents holding both fishing and sportsmen licenses in 1962, while nonresident licenses rose.
Wisconsin Conservation Unit Purchases 66 726 Acres
Madison Wisconsin Conservation Department announced it has acquired 66 726 acres under the 50 million outdoor resources program since 1961. Land purchases used funds from a penny per pack cigarette tax increase and total 6 million dollars. Since July 1 1961 the department has added 30 720 acres for 1 million outside the program.
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Madison
Wisconsin Conservation Department
Green County youth to work as dairy and livestock exhibitors at Wisconsin State Fair
Fourteen Green County youths will participate as herdsmen at the Wisconsin State Fair August 7 to 12, showing dairy beef swine and sheep with Green County exhibits. Names listed include Barbara Williams Beverly Witt Steve Digman William Deininger John Wegmueller Gene Eberle Gerald Zuhlke and more FFA members in the group. The county fair dairy and beef barns are new large buildings insufficient to meet growing entry numbers. Dairy entries reached 350 this year up from 272 in 1962, prompting possible limits per exhibitor.
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Green County
Barbara Williams
Hiawatha
Beverly Witt
Dutch Hollow
Steve Digman
Hilltop
William Deininger
John Wegmueller
Gene Eberle
Gerald Zuhlke
Richland
Dean Nelson
Prec U
Oak Corners
Dave Pick
Monroe Ag
Glen Brewer
Jolly Mixers
Jim Sullivan
Ralph Figi Jr
Robert Ruehlew
Monroe Ffa
Bill Deininger
FFA
Green County Agricultural Society
Ted Burgy
Doug Hare
The
Fair Board
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