Cubs Top Giants As Osinski Shuts Out Sox Lose 1-0
Cubs beat Giants 6-1 moving within 3 games of San Francisco. Bob Buhl earned his fifth win with a five hitter as Santo Banks drive in runs. Angels shut out White Sox 1-0 as Osinski tossed his first major league complete game.
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Chicago
Chicago Cubs
San Francisco Giants
Billy O’dell
Ron Santo
Ernie Banks
Cubs
Bob Buhl
Giants
Los Angeles Dodgers
Los Angeles
Dan Osinski
Angels
Chicago White Sox
Sox
Baltimore Orioles
New York Yankees
Buhl
Larry Jackson
Billy Williams
Santo
Banks
Dick Bertell
O’dell
Osinski
Gary Peters
Peters
Felix Torres
Lee Thomas
White Sox
Dick Ellsworth
Glen Hobbie
Jack Sanford
Jack Fisher
Chavez Ravine
Johnny Buzhardt
Ray Herbert
Ken McBride
Mel Nelson
National League scoreboard update and late results
National League standings show San Francisco leading with 31 wins and St Louis at 22. Tuesday results include Chicago 6 San Francisco 1 and Milwaukee 3 New York 2. Cincinnati paused with a postponed game at Pittsburgh.
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San Francisco
St. Louis
Chicago
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Houston
New York
St Louis
Baltimore
Kansas City
Minnesota
Boston
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Legion Baseball Action Opens State Line League Season
Four games start the eighth season with Beloit at Footville Lake Mills at Whitewater Orfordville at Milton all at 5 30 and Brodhead at Evansville at 8 15 Edgerton Fl and Badger Conference teams join through June 24 after season completion.
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State Line Legion Baseball League
Beloit
Footville
Lake Mills
Whitewater
Orfordville
Milton
Brodhead
Evansville
Edgerton
Badger
Orioles top Yankees as Powell homers in decisive win
The Stars Batting-Boog Powell hit a two run homer that keyed a 3-1 victory over the New York Yankees to reclaim the lead in the American League. Dan Osinski pitched a complete game shutout allowing only three hits as Baltimore blanked the Chicago White Sox 1-0.
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Boog Powell
Orioles
New York Yankees
Baltimore
Dan Osinski
Angels
Chicago White Sox
Lost Act Ledger Highlights The Missing Routine
A concise report notes a misplaced stage act as the centerpiece of a local theater archival brief. The piece emphasizes how the missing performance complicates upcoming shows and invites audience members who recall the act to come forward.
Dwyer Sparks Slow Pitch Win
In slow pitch action at Twin ing park last night Heeren and Coplien defeated Eagles No 188 Jerry Dwyer homered and doubled to pace a 13 hit attack Roger Isely and Duke Phillips added three hits apiece Al Zuhike Leo Kohl each had two hits for the Eagles Coplien earned the win with five hits allowed Leo Kohl took the loss Hank Graundahl led White Haven and Jim Bossany Ken Schindier Hank Grundahl and Eugene Grace sparked the win Duane Kohl Cecil Jones and Fred Grendall paced other teams with key hits
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Twining Park
Heeren
Coplien
Eagles
White Haven
Moose
Crandall Oil Co
Milwaukee Cheese
Jerry Dwyer
Roger Isely
Duke Phillips
Dwyer
al Zuhike
Leo Kohl
Jerry Coplien
Hank Graundahl
Jim Bossany
Ken Schindier
Hank Grundahl
Eugene Grace
Wendell Simmons
Duane Kohl
Cecil Jones
Fred Grendall
Crandall
Bob Dye
Ken Rothenbaler
Dave Jacobs
Robert Montgomery
Arnold Koehn
Howie Olsen
Wisconsin Bowing Tourney Pays Out Prizes Across Events
Alfred Henning reports Monroe bowlers earned 465 from the Wisconsin State Bowling Tournament ending May 19. Top team prizes went to Bees Construction Co. and Hawley's Livestock. Minor and junior all events and two man team prizes listed for individuals such as Marion Mueller Karl Brandenburg and Sebastian Laeser with amounts ranging from 2 to 70 dollars.
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Alfred Henning
Monroe
Wisconsin Bowling Association
Wisconsin
The
Bees Construction Co
Hawley’s Livestock
Marion Mueller
Lou Hackle
Lloyd Retzlaff
Henning
Karl
Darlington Summer Baseball and Swimming Programs
Darlington programs include Pee Wee and Pony League baseball and Little Olympics for grade school boys. Pony League players must be 12 before Dec 1, 1962. Girls from third grade up may join girls softball activities during the summer recess.
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Darlington
Pastrano Wins Light Heavyweight Title Upset
New York fighter Willie Pastrano defeated Harold Johnson to claim the light heavyweight title in a stunning upset rated as Ring Magazine Fight of the Month for the prior Saturday night.
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New York
Willie Pastrano
Harold Johnson
Ring Magazine
Braves Rally Wins 3-2 As Bragan Remains Hopeful
New York Mets hosts Milwaukee as Bragan notes low team batting average 231 and injuries to double play pair. Braves strap together three ninth inning runs to edge Mets 3-2 with pitching praised but lineup woes persist. Bragan remains hopeful for better offense.
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New York
Bobby Bragan
Milwaukee Braves
New York Mets
Bragan
Oshkosh Mullen To Start Tourney Openers
Oshkosh and Mellen lead the Wisconsin high school baseball tournament, opening Thursday with Eau Claire Memorial aiming for a third straight title. Dodgeville, Auburndale, Madison Central, Richland Center, and others contest quarterfinal games. pitching matchups feature Tafelski against Reamer or Koplitz, and Geishert facing Lalley.
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Oshkosh
Eau Claire Memorial
Abes
Dodgeville
Little Dodgeville
Mellen
Madison Central
Richland Center
Dodgeville - Baunosha
Memorial
Auburndale
Walt Tafelski
Tafelski
Dave Reamer
Stockbridge
Larry Koplitz
Dave Lalley
Central
Vern Geishert
Gale Ettrick
Jim Stewart
Eau Claire
Dick Stephens
Kenosha
Bill Hansche
Mickey Wright
Rodriguez Poised to Defend Welterweight Crown
Welterweight champion Luis Rodriguez prepares for his return title defense against former champ Emile Griffith at Madison Square Garden. Rodriguez vows a strong front, aiming for a knockout to prove he is the better man, while Griffith predicts a knockout of his own to reclaim the title.
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Greenfield Park
N.Y
Luis Rodriguez
Exchamp Emile Griffith
New York
Madison Square Garden
Miami
Cuba
Griffith
Los Angeles
Davey Moore
Sugar Ramos
Rodriguez
Luis
Moore
Tamarack Lodge
Marcel Cerdan
Cerdan
Expansion Planned at Louisville Downs Racing Track
A 165000 dollar expansion plan was approved by directors of Churchill Downs Race Track to add more mutual windows and rest rooms in the infield two barns a grandstand restaurant and general repairs as announced by president Wathen R Knebelkamp to stockholders on Tuesday.
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Louisville
Churchill Downs Race Track
Wathen R. Knebelkamp
Downs
York Joins 2000-Win Jockey Ranks at Hollywood Park
In Inglewood California Ray York rode Sugar Booger to victory at Hollywood Park earning $21.40 in the fifth race and was presented a silver tray by the track as his 2000th career win.
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York
Inglewood
Calif
Ray York
Hollywood Park
Court Limits 61 Law Scope on Past Death Claims
Wisconsin Supreme Court ruled a 1961 law extending wrongful death claim limits cannot apply to cases two years before enactment. The ruling upheld Circuit Judge Elmer W. Roller’s dismissal of a $33,500 suit by Charlotte Feldkamp Haase of Wilmot against Walter Sawicki for a 1959 collision that killed her husband. Justice George Currie said retrospective laws creating new obligations are unconstitutional.
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Madison
State Supreme Court
Elmer W. Roller
Milwaukee County
Roller
Charlotte J. Feldkamp Haase
Wilmot
Walter John Sawicki
Haase
George Currie
Tracy Resigns Post As Sentinel Editor
MILWAUKEE George A. Tracy aged 56, associate managing editor of the Milwaukee Sentinel, resigns after months of illness with hepatitis. He previously served as reporter, city editor and managing editor, and moved to associate managing editor when the Sentinel was bought by the Journal Company from Hearst in 1962.
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Milwaukee
George A. Tracy
The
Milwaukee Sentinel
Tracy
Sentinel
Journal Company
Hearst Corp
Orangeville Social Notes Reach Across States
Jean Limacher returns home after sophomore year at Western Illinois University. Families from Rockford Madison Argyle Freeport and Chicago visit relatives in Illinois and Wisconsin during the summer holiday weekend.
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Jean Limacher
Western Illinois University
Macomb
Dale Gross
William Faust
Rockford
Carbondale
Robert Miller
Raymond Moen
Madison
Albert Hemphill
Emil Ravghorn
Vera Wambach
Argyle
Wis
Margaret Kuhnke
Glenn Kuhnkes
Glenn Kuhne
Emil Rayhorn
Vinnie Moor
William Gift
Benjamin Stephenson
Freeport
Richard Seuring
Eddie Seuring
Anna Thompson
Chicago
Emma Zunker
E. A. Mills
Tobacco prices farmers received in 1962 lower than 1961 crop
Washington reports average prices paid to farmers for most tobacco types grown in 1962 and marketed in fall and winter were lower than those paid for the 1961 crop.
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Washington
Rockefeller Eyes 1964 GOP Nomination With October Plunge
New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller plans an October announcement signaling a bid for the 1964 GOP nomination. Republicans discuss his remarriage affecting support as Javits predicts an active campaign and a run in early primaries.
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Jack Bell
Washington
Associates
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Albany
Margaretta Fitler Murphy
Fred A. Young
Watertown
Sen
Harston Bb. Morwn
Kentucky
Jacob K. Javits
Farm scenes and dairy records span across regional notes
The page lists dairy herd production for several cows including Sturdy Oak Ideal Jewel Za rilda from Sturdy Oak Holstein Farm in Hollandale with 17 955 pounds of milk and 698 pounds butterfat in 500 days. It mentions new silo work by Carl Hafen, multiple cows from Voegeli Farm Monticello, and individual cow tallies such as Norvic Mistress Mirth 21 641 pounds milk 4.3 percent fat 943 pounds fat on 365 days, among other herd entries and local social news from Lena and surrounding towns.
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Sturdy Oak Ideal Jewel Zarilda
Burt McKenzie
Sturdy Oak Holstein Farm
Hollandale
Voegeli Farm, Inc
Monticello
Norvic
VVRR
Drinesce Paula
Wisconsin Democrats donate $50 to Martin Luther King
The Democratic Party of Wisconsin sends a $50 contribution to Martin Luther King Jr. for his efforts against segregation.
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Madison
Democratic Party of Wisconsin
Martin Luther King
Kennedy acts to curb racial discrimination in federal work
President Kennedy extends federal action against racial bias in apprenticeship and construction programs. He directs labor to ensure non-discriminatory admission to government apprenticeships, calls for a review of federal construction hiring, and will broaden the Equal Employment Opportunity Committee’s authority to cover building projects funded by federal grants.
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Washington
Kennedy
Secretary of Labor
Committee On Equal Employment Opportunity
Globe-Union Faces Extra Wisconsin Taxes
Wisconsin Supreme Court orders Globe-Union Inc to pay 138,875 in added taxes for 1950 to 1952. The dispute centered on what portion of sales of auto storage batteries and other components could be taxed in Wisconsin. The court held Wisconsin office participation in the total sales picture was crucial.
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Madison
Globe-Union, Inc
Wisconsin
State Supreme Court
State Tax Department
Globe-Union
Delaware
Milwaukee
Board of Tax Appeals
Dane County
Ini
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Spring Grove Township
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Robert Bucher
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Belleville
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Normal
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Norman Denney
Waukesha
Anthony Caliendo
Melrose Park
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Freeport Memorial Hospital
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Oscar Phillips
Solon Springs
Karen Balbac
Warren
Marvin Shippy
Glen Bolender
E. W. Johnson
Janesville
Schroeder
Lake Le-Aqua-Na
Vera Heck
Frank Lied
Cedarville
Buchschacher
Singer
Birds Eye
Motorola
Carr
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Bandstand
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Crossfires
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Winslow Marketing Center
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Gene Rebly
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