Tri State clinches league title with 28 1 victory over Martins
Tri-State toppled Martins 28 to 1 as Roger Vickers went 6 for 6 and Fritz Lancaster 5 for 5 to pace the offense. Lancaster added a triple and homer, while Vickers collected six singles. Bainbridge, Bechtolt, and Boerk contributed key hits as Grace Lutheran fell behind early and never recovered.
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Tri-State
Martins
Roger Vickers
Fritz Lancaster
Vickers
Lancaster
Dick Boerk
Phillips 66
Grace Lutheran
Eagles
Chalet Cheese
Tri- State
Fud Pickett
al Eells
Mike Meythaler
Clet Bainbridge
Bud Man
Jim Moe
Chuck Hammil
Kent Quinn
Ken Wyss
Larry Priewe
Chuck Vandlen
Jim Mauermann
Bainbridge
Don Martin
Phillips
Boerk
Dale Myers
Boots Butenhoff
Nate Bechtolt
Bechtolt
Chuck Ekena
Don Miller
Jim Huffman
Lee Fernstaedt
Gus Martini
Jim Bartholf
Glenn Wuetrich
Gary Lehr
Dale Davis
Wuetrich
Lehr
Dave Seeholzer
Paul Hefty
Paul Moser
Kohl
al Deppeler
Picco Sets Two Mile Mark at Twilight Meet
Roberta Picco, 17, of Don Mills Track Club in Toronto, ran two miles in 10:26.6, the fastest time ever by a woman according to the Central Ontario Track and Field Association. The previous best was 10:28. by June Bridgeland in Charlton, England, in 1956. World records for women at this distance are not maintained.
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Toronto
Roberta Picco
Don Mills Track Club
Central Ontario Track and Field Association
Miss Picco
Central Ontario
Track and Field Association
June Bridgeland
Charlton
England
Rent that Room Through Classified Ads
A brief notice invites readers to rent a room via the classified ads section of The Monroe Evening Times. The item emphasizes simple rental listings and encourages contacting the paper for placement.
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Monroe Evening Times
Weather delays plague games as rain looms over summer sports
With little rain, slow pitch and fast pitch games proceeded but heat and humidity hampered players. Rain and cooler temps could ease parched grounds and athletes before the five day program. Mark Winzenried trains for the National Jaycee Junior Champ Meet in Denver by weekend meets at Lake Kegonsa Club. Alderman shines in Albany and Greendale meets, while Tom Nelson nearly earned a Denver trip in Greendale triple jump. Local golfers and tennis players compete for state spots and jackpots at Argyle Gun Club and Monroe tournament signups.
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Mark Winzenried
Denver
Colo
Lake Kegonsa Club
Kenosha
Greendale
Albany
Mike Alderman
Don Alderman
Monroe
Bob White
Albany Comets
Mike
Cap Aeschliman
Tracy Clark
Ricky Blumer
New Glarus
Tom Nelson
Monticello
Winzenried Caps Two First Places at Kenosha Meet
Mark Winzenried of the Kegonsa Track Club won both the 440 and 880 yard events at Lake Front Stadium Kenosha clocking 49.1 in the 440 and 1 56.0 in the 880. Monroes runner will appear at Monona Grove all comers meet Sunday. Mike Butler and Bob Hawke from Wisconsin posted top marks in hurdles discus and shot while Randy Marks claimed the 100 yard dash in 10.1.
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Mark Winzenried
Kegonsa
Kenosha
Lake Front Stadium
Winzenried
Monroe
Monona Grove
Mike Butler
University of Wisconsin
Bob Hawke
Wisconsin
Randy Marks
Scoreboard Today and Thursday Baseball Schedule
Scoreboard lists today's games including St Louis at Atlanta Chicago at Cincinnati New York at Houston ee at Los Angeles and Pittsburgh at San Francisco. Thursday's games feature a full slate with league standings and Tuesday results showing notable scores and rain delays.
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St. Louis
Atlanta
Chicago
Cincinnati
New York
Houston
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Baltimore
Detroit
Cleveland
California
Minnesota
Kansas City
Washington
Boston
San Fran
Los Angeles Philadel
Philadelphia
Tigers Top White Sox Behind Horton Four Hit Game
Willie Horton drove in all three Detroit runs with four straight hits as the Tigers beat the White Sox 3-1. Rob Gardner pitched four innings of hitless relief to preserve New York's 5-4 win over Houston and extend the Mets’ streak against the Astros to six games.
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Willie Horton
Tigers
Detroit
Chicago White Sox
Rob Gardner
Mets
New York
Houston
Astros
Voss and Jeter Traded to Steelers for Draft Pick
GREEN BAY The Packers traded defensive end Lloyd Voss and rookie Tony Jeter to the Pittsburgh Steelers for an undisclosed high draft choice. Voss, a 1964 first round pick, played limited action last season after a rookie year in the NFL. Jeter, a third round pick, contended with veterans and injured players for a tight end berth amid a loaded Packers depth at that position.
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Green Bay
Green Bay Packers
Pittsburgh Steelers
Lloyd Voss
Tony Jeter
Nebraska
Voss
Jeter
Packers
Bill Anderson
Marv Fleming
Allen Brown
Mississippi
Forbes Qualifies In State Amateur
Dave Forbes son of Monroe Country Club golf pro and Mrs Jimmy Forbes qualified for the Wisconsin State Amateur Golf tournament. Forbes of Sheboygan posted a 145 total three over par with rounds of 78 and 67. Defending champion Ralph Butch Schlict and four time runner up Harry Simonson led a 64 golfer field. Simonson shot 67 with 12 pars and one bogey to finish four under.
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Dave Forbes
Monroe Country Club
Jimmy Forbes
Forbes
Sheboygan
Ralph
Butch) Schlict
Harry Simonson
Schlict
Riverdale
Pine Hills
Simonson
Braves Name Chief Nockahoma After 124th Home Run Run
The Braves declare the Indian who dances in Atlanta's tee pee when the team hits home runs as Chief Nockahoma. The designation honors the club's 124th home run this season, the most in the majors.
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Atlanta
Braves
Chief Nockahoma
Pro Baseball Returns to County Stadium Aug 27
Milwaukee hosts minor league action as the Fox City Foxes and Wisconsin Rapids Twins play a special night game at County Stadium on August 27. The clubs share a $4,000 rental cost and split any profits, per Paper Cities Baseball Association director Vern Taggatt.
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Milwaukee
County Stadium
Fox City Foxes
Wisconsin Rapids Twins
Vern Taggatt
Paper Cities Baseball Association
Twins
Packers Sign Three Veterans Ahead of All-Star Clash
Green Bay enters final phase of NFL prep with one a day practices before Thursday intra squad game. Coach Vince Lombardi directs light drills emphasizing passing formations as three signings are announced Henry Jordan Dave Robinson and Bob Long join the squad ahead of the August 5 College All-Star game in Chicago.
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Green Bay
Green Bay Packers
Chicago
Vince Lombardi
Packers
Henry Jordan
Dave Robinson
Bob Long
BYU Star Tom Steinke Named Westminster Coach in 1957
Salt Lake City report notes Brigham Young star Tom Steinke named basketball coach at Westminster College Utah in 1957. Steinke, a notable player for BYU, takes the helm at Westminster, signaling a major college basketball coaching hire.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Tom Steinke
Brigham Young
Westminster
Goecks D X Wins Playoff In Windy Acres Golf League
Goeck's D X defeated Rufenacht Oil Co. in a play off to take first place in the Windy Acres Women's Golf League with Nana Rae Olsen Hazel Weissenfluh Marilyn Voelkli and Gwen Wilde on the winning team. Rufenacht's finished second in final standings. The annual banquet dinner is set for Sunday Sept.
Mayors Trophy Game Nets $141 824 For Yankees Mets Fund
The June 27 charity game between the New York Yankees and New York Mets yielded a net of 141824.14 dollars for the Greater New York sandlot baseball program.
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New York
New York Yankees
New York Mets
Sox and Dodgers Post Triumphs on Opening Day
The White Sox beat the Orioles 6-1 as two in the first inning and four in the second pace the win. At Twining Park the Dodgers outslugged the Pirates 8-5 in a rain shortened game with Roethe driving in three and Huber striking out 15 for the win.
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Orioles
Twining Park
Dodgers
Pirates
Steve Retzlaff
Sox
Mike Huber
John Miller
Dave Roethe
Dodger
Joe Mueller
Larry Hanson
Denny Haegele
Gremminger Leaves Dallas Cowboys Camp
Hank Gremminger, a 10 year NFL veteran, left the Dallas Cowboys training camp in Thousand Oaks California. He had been acquired from Green Bay in June to be the No 1 safety but could not reach terms with Cowboys management, according to a team spokesman.
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Thousand Oaks
Calif
Hank Gremminger
Dallas Cowboys
Gremminger
Cowboys
Green Bay Packers
Braves miss again as scouts cover Wisconsin tourney opener
Madison hosts the Wisconsin State Baseball Tournament opening with nine of ten National League teams slated to attend. The Atlanta Braves are the only NL club not represented in the stands.
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Braves
Madison
Atlanta Braves
Griffin to defend middleweight title in London clash
Emile Griffith of New York will defend his world middleweight title against Nigeria's Dick Tiger in London on November 22, promoter Jack Solomons reports. Dial 325-5101 for Adtaker now.
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London
Emile Griffith
New York
Nigeria
Dick Tiger
Jack Solomons
Ellsworth Horlen Lose Tilts Again In Doubleheader
CHICAGO A winter 1963 64 recap notes Dick Ellsworth with 16th loss and four season wins as Cubs fall to Cincinnati Deron Johnson homers power a four run eighth inning to keep Detroit at bay Joel Horlen suffers his 10th defeat as White Sox lose 3 1 to Detroit Moose Skowron drives in all Tiger runs Willie Horton paces Detroit with four hits in the twin bill and both teams set to meet again Wednesday night
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Chicago
Dick Ellsworth
Baseball Writers Association
Chicago Cub
Ellsworth
Cubs
Cincinnati
Billy Williams
Randy Hundley
Deron Johnson
Reds
Robin Roberts
Jim O’toole
Joel Horlen
Chicago White Sox
White Sox
Detroit
Horten
Moose Skowron
Willie Horton
Tiger
John Buzhardt
Earl Wilson
England and West Germany Face World Cup Final
England edged Portugal 2 1 in a semifinal at Wembley and will meet West Germany 2 1 winners over Russia for the title. NBC will televise the final live to the United States.
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London
England
West Germany
Portugal
Wembley Stadium
Russia
United States
NBC
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Fred) Siegenthaler
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Richard Willborn
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