Moose Spark Slowpitch Action Involves Chalet Cheese Wins
The Moose beat EUB No II 3-0 behind Al Schwartz as Chalet Cheese edged Firemen 5-4 and Lanz Hardware 946 beat Liquid Feed. Hermie Spanni and George Cromwell led Firemen and Chalet Cheese with two hits each. Moose's Roger Severson sparked a 3 run surge in later innings.
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Moose
al Schwartz
Chalet Cheese
Firemen
Wisconsin
Feed Trip Lanz Hardware
Hermie Spanni
George Cromwell
Dave Seeholzer
National League standings and schedule snapshot
The scoreboard shows National League team records with PHI at 25 15 and .625, SF 26 17 .605, STL 25 20, MIL 23 21, CIN 21 21, LA 21 23, CHI 19 22, HOU 21 26, NY 14 32. Monday’s result: LA at PIT rain. Today’s games: STL at CHI, HOU at NY, CIN at MIL, SF at PIT, LA at PHI.
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National Jamaca L Pet
Philadelphia
San Francisco
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Chicago
Ge Houston
New York
Houston
Baltimore
Cleveland
Minnesota
Boston
Detroit
Washington
Kansas City
Chiegzg
Eday
Two State Linksmen Qualify for PGA Event
Steve Bull of Milwaukee and Bob Swift of Antigo posted 139 and 145 over 36 holes to earn spots in the National Professional Golf Association Tournament July 16 to 19 in Columbus Ohio. Bull shot 67 in the morning at Ridgeway Country Club then 72 in the afternoon, while Swift posted 74 and 71. They join Manuel de la Torre of Milwaukee and Lou Warobick of Manitowoc, exempt from qualifying, as Wisconsin representatives.
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Neenah
Steve Bull
Milwaukee
Bob Swift
Antigo
Columbus
Ohio
Bull
Ridgeway Country Club
Swift
Wisconsin
Manuel de la Torre
Lou Warobick
Manitowoc
There Were Moments From Monroe Cheesemakers Baseball Season
The Monroe Cheesemakers finished a 49 season with mixed results and notable performances. Keith Burington led hitters at .349, Dick Swiggum hit .306 with the only home run, and Roger Gille stole nine bases. Dave Holling posted a 2.26 ERA and 2-2 record. team ERA was 4.49.
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Monroe High School
Keith Burington
Dick Swiggum
Cheesemakers
Swiggum
Cheesemen
Roger Gille
Bob Buchholtz
Burington
Dave Holling
Cheesemakers Hurlers
Buchholtz
Richard Roehrdanz
Grundahl
Knipschild
Landis
Zuhlke
Gille
Wuetrich
Holling
Roehrdanz
Hanson
Oostdik
Monroe
Baugh Replaces Ivy as Houston Oilers Head Coach
Sammy Baugh is named head coach of the Houston Oilers after Frank Ivy is fired. Ivy learns of the replacement on arrival with Baugh signing a one year contract. Owner Bud Adams cites fan opinion as a factor. Ton Rymkus could return as line coach.
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Houston
Sammy Baugh
Houston Oilers
Frank
Pop) Ivy
Baugh
Ivy
Pop
K. S
Bud Adams
Ton Rymkus
Oiler
Rose Resigns Viking Position
Minnesota Vikings shift to find a new general manager as Rose Jr. resigns after months of contract doubt. Rose says he leaves to pursue a championship, while Coach Van Brocklin refuses to take on dual roles.
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Pi. Paul
Minneapolis
Minnesota Vikings
Norm van Brocklin
Bery E. Rose Jr
Vikings
Rose
The
Post Corporation buys Ottumwa radio station KBIZ
The Post Corporation agrees to acquire KBIZ in Ottumwa from Wapelco County Broadcasting Co with FCC approval required. It is Post’s second Ottumwa acquisition this year after buying KTVO in January serving Kirksville Missouri and Ottumwa.
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Ottumwa
Post Firm
Town
KBIZ
Post Corporation
Appleton
G. LaVerne Flambo
Wapello
Post
KTVO
Johnson to Address ILWU in New York Saturday
President Johnson travels to New York this Saturday to address the International Ladies’ Garment Workers Union. The White House confirmed the visit and speech plan.
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LBJ
Washington
Johnson
New York
International Ladies Ment Worker's Union
White House
Nicklaus Favored To Win PGA Championship Title
Nicklaus rounds at Columbus Country Club to tune for the PGA 46th Championship. He beats Julius Boros by four strokes in a Round of Champions. Boros predicts a 272 or 273 might win if weather cooperates. Boros cites poor putting as his main issue.
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Oolumpus
Jack Nicklaus
PGA
Columbus Country Club
Julius Boros
King Nicklaus
Boros
Nicklaus
Latecomers Top KC Golfing Action at Windy Acres
The Latecomers extended their lead to three points in Knights of Columbus League play at Windy Acres yesterday, with The Studio holding second place. Bankers Life and No-Moes tied for third, followed by the Hooligans and Windy Acres. Tom Roberts led scoring with a gross 37, Frank Klarer shot a net 26 and won the club tossing contest with 56 yards. Birdie scorers included Mike Hyland, Tom Roberts, John Eiserman, and William Ed Schmitz.
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Knights of Columbus
Windy Acres
Bankers Life
No-Moes
Hooligans
Tom Roberts
Frank Klarer
Klarer
Mike Hyland
John Eiserman
William
Ed) Schmitz
Odum Signs with Kansas City Athletics after Macon High School Graduation
Johnny Lee Odum, 19, a Macon Georgia high school pitcher, was signed by the Kansas City Athletics Monday night for a $75,000 bonus after graduation. The 6 foot 175 pound Negro fastballer drew interest from 19 major league clubs and completed the signing at Ballard Hudson High School in Macon.
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Athletics
Kansas City
Johnny Lee Odum
Macon
Kansas City Athletics
Odum
Ballard Hudson High School
Indians Blank White Sox 3-0 in Cleveland
The Chicago White Sox four game win streak ended as Cleveland and pitcher Jack Kralick shut them out 3-0. Leon Wagner homered to lead the Indians and Larry Brown added a two run single. Chicago must win two of three in Cleveland to stay atop the AL as John Buzhardt faces Tom John next. The Cubs idle open a three game set with St. Louis as Billy Williams hits .414 and Kennedy notes the club is four games out of third with a pennant shot. Williams’ swing praised by Gene Mauch.
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Chicagu
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland
Indians
Jack Kralick
Chicago
Sox
Juan Pizarro
Pizarro
Leon Wagner
Larry Brown
Gerry McNerthey
John Buzhardt
Tom John
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis
Cubs
Billy Williams
Bob Kennedy
Kennedy
Larry Jackson
Curt Simmons
Williams
Gene Mauch
Philadelphia Phils
Billy
British Engine Joins Green Bay Railroad Exhibit
GREEN BAY The locomotive that guided Eisenhower’s staff train in World War II now sits at the National Railroad Museum. Presented by Dennis Roper the British consul in Chicago to Rep. John W Byrnes the gift from the British Railroad Authority arrived after a London to New York shipment and a four week rail trip ending last week.
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Green Bay
Dwight D. Eisenhower
England
National Railroad Museum
Dennis Roper
Chicago
John W. Byrnes
British Railroad Authority
London
New York
Shirley Miller Wins Low Handicap Prize in Windy Acres Golf
Twenty women in the Windy Acres Women s League played yesterday afternoon. Vi Holtshopple won the prize for low score with 49. Shirley Miller captured the low handicap prize with a net 33. Maxine Schmidt took the least putts. Prizes went to Jean Chambers Barbara Benkert and Virginia Bloom.
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Windy Acres
Vi Holtshopple
Shirley Miller
Maxine Schmidt
Jean Chambers
Barbara Benkert
Virginia Bloom
Indians Pitcher Kralick Tops White Sox in 3-0 Win
Yesterday Jack Kralick improved to 5-1 with a four-hitter over the AL leaders Chicago White Sox. Leon Wagner added an 11th homer and a single driving in two as Cleveland won. Mexico plans to transform Tabasco, a southeastern state larger than New Jersey.
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Mexico
Tabasco
New Jersey
Larry Wuetrich Aces Windy Acres Morning Play
Larry Wuetrich, an 18 year old Monroe high school student, scored the first hole in one at Windy Acres this year on the 170 yard first hole with a 3 iron. Witnesses Gale Johnson and Ronald Bear saw the ace as Wuetrich claimed prizes from Jos Huber Brewing Co, Rufenacht Oil Co, a $25 savings bond from First National Bank, and a mounted ball trophy from Windy Acres.
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Larry Wuetrich
Monroe High School
Windy Acres
Wuetrich
Gale Johnson
Ronald Bear
Jos. Huber Brewing Co
Rufenacht Oil Co
First National Bank
Ike Denies Plan To Scuttle Barry Goldwater
Former President Eisenhower rejected claims he sought to push Barry Goldwater out of the GOP. He said he did not read Goldwater out of the party and declined further comment while presiding at a People to People trustees meeting after outlining a forward looking Republicanism in a New York Herald Tribune article.
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Eisenhower
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Goldwater
Trustees of
People To People, Inc
New York Herald Tribune
Birth Rate Decline Puzzles U S Public Health Service
The Public Health Service notes a puzzling drop in births in March 1964 with 337,000 babies born, 6,000 fewer than March 1963, the smallest March total since 1955, and 4,087,000 live births in the year ending March, 49,000 fewer than the prior year.
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Waoniul UN
America
Public Health Service
Elvehjem Portrait To Be Given to UW
A portrait of the late Conrad A. Elvehjem will be presented to the University of Wisconsin on Saturday. The oil portrait by Lester W. Bentley was funded by memorial contributions and will hang in the Elvehjem Art Center after the Madison campus project. President Fred Harvey Harrington will accept the gift through the UW Foundation.
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Siadison
Conrad A. Elvehje
Brodhead Seeks Sewer Hearing And City Council Actions
Brodhead City Council heard a preliminary resolution for sanitary sewer extension and set a June 15 public hearing. Officials discussed subdivision lines, park master map, weed control on vacated property, sidewalk construction near the elementary school, and a 30 mph speed limit proposal. Fire safety and Little Leagues funds were addressed, with building permits issued and financial reports reviewed.
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Brodhead
John Callahan
John D. Timm
A. W. Schwake
Atty. Callahan
van A. Marsh
Pearl Myers
G. D. Richardson
City Federation of Woman's Clubs
Industrial Commission
City Hall
Masonic Lodge
Kenneth’ Hamilton
Masonic
James Tearman
Lewis Knudson
Willis Riemer
Decatur Township
1St Avenue
19Th Street
Zuba-Dega
Madison
Francis Gombar Jr
Park and Recreation
Sugar River
Jaycee and
Chamber of Commerce
John Wish
State Highway Commission
Martin Hutzel
Civil Defense
Augusta Johnson
Herbert Hawkins
Frank Guggisberg
Max Wyss
Bank of Brodhead
Lee Lewis
Gorton Fowler
Marshall Markham
Alvin “Accola
Kahne Lumber Co
Monroe
LaCrosse
Zor Shrine Opens 29th Season of Free Camel Rides
The Zor Shrine Camel Patrol launches its 29th season of free camel rides for children at Madison Vilas Park this Sunday. Alfred Schurch, captain of the Shrine unit, notes the patrol has provided over 250,000 rides since 1935. Sessions run 10:30 to noon in the Vilas Park Zoo ride arena by the Camel barn.
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Zor Shrine
Camel Patrol
Madison
Vilas Park
Alfred Schurch
Horeb
Shrine Unit
Vilas Park Zoo
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Roger Severson
Dave Eley
Dick Mahlbuch
Tom Timm
Bill Blum
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Dick Witt
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Boots Butenhoff
Jim Huffman
Lanz Hardware
Don Ninneman
Milford Wentz
Gus Martini
Power and Light
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Eagles No. II
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White Haven
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Eub No. 1
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Swiss Colony
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Reseonel
the Marshall Company
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Midwest Stock Exchange
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P. D
White Sox
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Chichen Itza
Yucatan Peninsula
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Teotihuacan
Mexico City
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Consejo Nacional de la Publicidad
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Barry
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17Th Ave
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