Power Light Dormans Also Score Victories In Slowpitch
EUB earned the season’s first upset by beating Monroe Machine and Welding 6 3 behindMike Schmerse five hit start. Dormans topped St Johns 22 3 as Tom Holcomb led with a double and triple. Power and Light defeated Grace Lutheran 3 1 with Bill Schmid delivering two singles. Del Barret and Dave Blum drove in runs as EUB built three in the second and three in the sixth. Monroe’s Fritz Brandenburg led with a triple and Don Hoesly a double. St Johns had Gary Rufenacht and Holcomb pacing a three run third.
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EUB
Monroe
Mike Schmerse
Dormans
St. John’s
Tom Holcomb
Power and Light
Grace Lutheran
Bill Schmid
Cal Erickson
del Barret
Dave Blum
Fritz Brandenburg
Don Hoesly
Doc Davis
Dick Smith
Bob Ruff
Roger Hoesly
Gary Rufenacht
Holcomb
Keith Ginner
Harry Friedley
Rufenacht
Russ Johnson
Ginner
Gayle Quinn
Sam Nafzger
Fred Blanc
Werner Vogel
Stars Pitching Stifles Sox in 1-0 Boston Win
Yesterday, Dick Stigman scattered seven hits and struck out eight as Boston edged Chicago 1-0. Bill White homered for the decisive run and added an insurance RBI in the White Sox victory context.
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Dick Stigman
Red Sox
Boston
Chicago White Sox
Bill White
Phillies
Philadelphia
New York Mets
Hill earns record Indy 500 prize in rookie year triumph
Graham Hill of London won the Indianapolis 500 on his first start, receiving $156,297 as part of a record purse of $691,304.90. Jackie Stewart named Rookie of the Year and Rodger Ward retired after finishing 15th as Ward noted racing ceased being fun. Clark took second with $76,992. Jim McElreath was third with $42,586.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Graham Hill
London
Hill
George Souders
Jackie Stewart
Dunbarton
Scotland
Rodger Ward
Ward
Jimmy Clark
Clark
Jim McElreath
Arlington
Tex
Grace Lutheran Defeats Oss in Low-Scoring Meet
Grace Lutheran outhit Oss 7 to 6 as Bob Leiberman and Nei thers led with singles in three trips. Jerry Gelbach earned the win while Lee Ferno took the loss in a game where Dormans had 21 hits and Bill Schmid added two singles for Power and Light.
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Dormans
Bill Schmid
Bob Leiberman
Grace Lutheran
Jerry Gelbach
Lee Fernoe
Oss
Ann Pickett Leads Golfers in Windy Acres League
Ann Pickett won low gross with 50 and low putts in Windy Acres Women's League. Gayle Mayer earned low net with 35. Prizes went to Ann Pickett Marilea Leopold Irma Buehler for most putts most on No 1 and high gross. Team standings show Ludlow Bar Goeck's D X Roberts Salon Rufenacht Oil Co Chocolate Shop and Johnies Highway Club.
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Ann Pickett
Windy Acres
Gayle Mayer
Marilea Leopold
Irma Buehler
Ludlow Bar
Goeck’s
D-X
Robert’s Salon
Rufenacht Oil Co
Chocolate Shop
Johnie’s
Highway Club
Open golf hopefuls to qualify in New York event
Former champions Cary Middlecoff Ed Furgol and Sam Snead join a field of players who must qualify next week for the 66th U S Open Championship in New York.
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New York
Cary Middlecoff
Ed Furgol
Sam Snead
National League Standings and Today’s Results
The National League standings show San Francisco 30 16 .652 leading Los Angeles 27 18 .600 and Pittsburgh 24 20 .545. Today's results list Chicago 2 Pittsburgh 1 and Philadelphia 6 New York 4 among others.
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San Fran
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Houston
Phila
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Atlanta
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Standings and Tuesday Scores From Baseball League
The table shows Cleveland leading with 28 wins and 14 losses and a 667 winning percentage while Baltimore stands 25-17. Tuesday results include Boston 1 Chicago 0 and Baltimore 14 Minnesota 5 with other games and schedule details listed.
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Cleveland
Baltimore
Detroit
California
Minnesota
Chicago
Washington
New York
Boston
Kansas City
Chisox Lose Hansen and Face Strife in 1960s Season
Chicago White Sox announce shortstop Ron Hansen will miss the season with a ruptured disc requiring surgery after an ankle injury. Rookie Lee Elia recalled to fill in. Wayne Causey deal made to bolster infield. Sox lose 14 0 to Boston while Cubs edge Pirates 2 1 as Broglio shines. Cubs set to host Phila in a twin bill with Hands and Hendley pitching.
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Chicago
Chicago White Sox
Ron Hansen
Hansen
Joseph Coyle
Sox
Lee Elia
Indianapolis
Ron
Ed Short
Wayne Causey
Kansas City
Danny Cater
Elia
Weis
Short
Boston
Tony Conigliaro
Joel Horlen
Red Sox
Dick Stigman
White Sox
New York Yankees
Gary Peters
Juan Pizarro
Fritz Peterson
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh
Ernie Broglio
Adolfo Phillips
Broglio
Phillips
Ron Santo
Cubs
Philadelphia
Bill Hands
Bob Hendley
Ray Culp
Bo Belinsky
Reichardt Starts To Hit The Ball Again
Reichardt from Wisconsin and California Angels form boosts to a .313 batting average, tied for home run lead at 12, and rose to third in AL batting. His eight hits in 25 at bats last week pace the Angels. Also New Park Dedication in Eastham, Udall calls Cape Cod Seashore Park a new era of conservation.
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New York
Rick Reichardt
California Angels
Wisconsin
Reichardt
Angels
Tony Oliva
Minnesota Twins
Baltimore
Brooks Robinson
George Scott
Boston Red Sox
Eastham
Mass
Cape Cod National Seashore Park
Interior
Stewart L. Udall
America
Cubs Release Journeyman Frank Thomas
Chicago Cubs unconditional release veteran outfielder infielder Frank Thomas after five hitless pinch appearances. He had played for several clubs including the Pittsburgh Pirates and the New York Mets before a midseason trade that sent him to Atlanta. The Cubs cleared roster space for Marty Keough, acquired from the Braves.
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Chicago
Frank Thomas
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Marty Keough
Atlanta Braves
Thomas
Pittsburgh Pirates
New York Mets
Braves
This Day In History June 1 1966 Brief Highlights
AP notes key events on June 1 including 1813 Captain James Lawrence dying after cry Dont give up the ship 1792 Kentucky statehood 1796 Tennessee admission 1942 RAF bomb Essen 1945 US firebomb Osaka 1946 doodlebug submarine detector 1956 Molotov resignation 1961 Paris suburb collapse 1965 Johnson Santo Domingo policy defense.
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James Lawrence
Chesapeake
Kentucky
Tennesse
Royal Air Force
Britain
Essen
U.S
Osaka
Navy
V. M. Molotov
Molotov
Stalin
Johnson
U. S
Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Local Social Visits Reported Around Janesville and Madison
Mmes. A B Hartwick Rueben Goecks and Miss Mabel Bouer traveled to Janesville to call on Mrs. Della Mansfield and the Junior Jordan family. Mrs. Frank Liedschlag called on Mrs. Grace Ron spier a patient at St Clare Hospital. Mmes. Rolland Keen Herbert Matzke and Robert Preston were in Madison on business. Miss Florence Miller and Irvin Miller Lake Mills visited friends in the Juto vicinity. Mr and Mrs Floyd Kolander Green Bay were here due to his mother Mrs Ben Kolander illness. Mrs Mary Schmidt from Indiana visited relatives here. Mmes. Walter Ludwig and Martha Goecks were in Brodhead on business Friday morning.
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Mmes
A. B. Hartwick
Rueben Goecks
Mabel Bouer
Janesville
Della Mansfield
Jordan
Frank Liedschlag
Grace Ronspier
St. Clare Hospital
Rolland Keen
Herbert Matzke
Robert Preston
Madison
Florence Miller
Irvin Miller
Lake Mills
Juto
Floyd Kolander
Green Bay
Ben Kolander
Mary Schmidt
Indiana
Walter Ludwig
Martha Goecks
Brodhead
Juda Cancer Drive Yields $96.40 Total
Mrs. Ralph Bridge reports a total of 96 dollars and 40 cents raised in Juda for the cancer drive. Louis Lehnherr contributed 36.10 from business sources and 60.30 from homes. Helpers included Mmes. John Affolter, Robert Preston, Wesly Moe, and Frederick Feldt Sr.
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JUDA
Ralph Bridge
Louis Lehnherr
Mmes
John Affolter
Robert Preston
Wesly Moe
Frederick Feldt Sr
Reichardt Ties Major League SO Record in Extra Innings
Anaheim slugger Rick Reichardt tied a major league mark by striking out six times in the 14th inning of the Angels versus Indians. The feat matched the 1913 Browns and 1956 Pirates records for most strikeouts in an extra inning game, while Reichardt had four Ks through the first nine innings.
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Anaheim
Rick Reichardt
Cleveland Indians
Carl Weisman
St. Louis Browns
Don Hoak
Pittsburgh
Wisconsin
Bob Allison
Minnesota
Attendance Up In 1966 Major League Baseball
New York reports MLB attendance for the 1966 season has risen by 10.3 percent from the previous year marking a notable early milestone in league gate receipts and fan turnout.
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New York
Classified ads unite buyers and sellers seeking matches
Cupid style notices show how classifieds connect people seeking buyers renters or sellers. Market readers find dating housing employment and goods posts in brief notices.
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