Ellsworth Cubs Win as Comeback King Helps Cubs edge Cards
Chicago lefty Dick Ellsworth, NL Comeback of the Year last season, recovered from an early 24 record to win his fifth straight as he held the St. Louis Cardinals to two runs on six hits. Ron Santo provided the cushion with a two run homer. Ellsworth pitches again as Cubs face Braves in Milwaukee with Sterling Slaughter opposite Hank Fischer. Floyd Robinson belts a two run homer in the sixth to break a 1 1 tie as the White Sox beat the Indians. Ray Herbert leaves with an elbow issue and Frank Kreutzer preserves the lead.
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Chicago
Dick Ellsworth
Chicago Cubs
Ellsworth
St. Louis Cardinals
Ron Santo
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Cubs
Braves
Milwaukee
Sterling Slaughter
Hank Fischer
White Sox
Baltimore
Cleveland
Detroit
Comiskey Park
Sox
Eddie Fisher
Gary Peters
Tigers
Hank Aguirre
Indians
Floyd Robinson
Robinson
Ray Herbert
Frank Kreutger
Herbert
Martins Forfeit Slowpitch Game
The only slowpitch game last night was forfeited by Martins to Eagles due to a lack of players. Another game was postponed because of Monroe high school graduation ceremonies. John Prien, slowpitch commissioner, said a meeting for all Open League managers is set for 7 p.m. tonight in the Community Center. Next week’s schedule lists matches across five nights with teams including Eagles No. II, White Haven, Moose, Chalet Cheese, and Dormans among others.
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John Prien
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Joe’s Private Club
Eagles No. I
Swiggums
NAIA Inducts Four Into Hall of Fame
Four individuals were inducted into the NAIA Hall of Fame during a Thursday banquet on the eve of the NAIA track and field championships. Recipients include Dick Godlove, retiring Washburn athletic director. Jim Fox of New Mexico Western. Elias Gilbert, a 1959 hurdler from Winston Salem. and Wallace Dinsmore, a renowned late 1930s hurdler from Tarkio. Also noted, Miami Dade defeated Mesa Grand Junction 19-5 to win the junior college baseball tournament title.
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National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics Hall of Fame
Dick Godlove
Washburn Kan. University
Jim Fox
New Mexico Western
Elias Gilber
Winston- Salem
N.C
Wallace Dinsmore
Tarkio, Mo
Grand Junction
Colo
Miami-Dade
Fla
Mesa of
New Green County Game Warden Norman Wood Takes Post
Norman B Wood starts as Green County conservation warden with office in the county agricultural building He and his wife and three children live at 1512 17th avenue He previously served as Racine County warden and joined the Wisconsin Conservation Department in 1955 The new Monroe District office will open July 1 covering Green Rock and Lafayette Counties and wardens in other counties continue their law enforcement roles.
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Green County
Norman B. Wood
Wood
Clarence R. Benkett
17Th Avenue
Barbara
Norman III
Charles
Two Rivers
Two Rivers High School
Wisconsin Conservation Department
Oshkosh
Milwaukee
Waukesha
Racine
Union Grove
Germany
Monroe
Green
Rock
Lafayette
National League Standings and Schedule Summary
The National League standings show Philadelphia leading with 27 wins and 16 losses, followed by San Francisco 27-19 and St. Louis 26-22. Chicago and Milwaukee sit midpack, while New York trails at 15-13. Thursday results include Houston over New York and Cincinnati over Milwaukee. upcoming games feature San Francisco at Philadelphia and Los Angeles at New York.
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San Francisco
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Chicago
Los Angeles
Houston
New York
Baltimore
Cleveland
Minnesota
Boston
Detroit
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Kansas City
Casino Lanes To Play Here In Monroe Tomorrow Night
Casino Lanes of Madison will meet the First National Bank softball team at Recreation Park in Monroe at 7:30. The Casino Lanes feature former Wisconsin greats Jim Bakken and Pat Richter. The undefeated Cardinal League club also includes Roger Nieson Terry Peterson Ken Whitelock Jim Sandley Don Beale John Moore Tom Showers Ralph Chamberlin Larry Allen and John Meyers. The Bank squad lists Dan Bahler Ron Klemm Bill Tuescher Jerry Dwyer Ken Norder Paul Paulson Nate Bechtolt Dick Muenich Joe Milz Dick Swiggum Duane Vorseth and Jack Fernan the manager. Contact Fernan for a game.
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Madison
Monroe
First National Bank
Recreation Park
Casino Lanes
University of Wiconsin
Jim Bakken
Pat Richter
Roger Nieson
Terry Peterson
Ken Whitelock
Jim Sandley
Don Beale
John Moore
Tom Showers
Ralph Chamberlin
Larry Allen
Regular Softball Schedule Listed
Mauermann announces regular softball starts Monday night at Rec Park. Thirteen teams sign up with one bye weekly. Games begin 7:45 and 9:15 p.m. schedule shows Hubers versus Zwickers and South Wayne versus FFA Monday. First National Bank against Commercial Bank and Agrico versus Gladiators Wednesday. Studers Super Service versus Orangeville and Treuthardt Rustlers versus Hughes Mobile Homes Thursday. Eagles have a bye.
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Recreation Park
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Zwickers
South Wayne
FFA
First National Bank
Commercial Bank
Agrico
Gladiators
Studers Super Service
Orangeville
Treuthardt Rustlers
Hughes Mobile Homes
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Today in History notes 1964 events and milestones
On June 5 1964 history notes mark key events from 1947 Marshall Plan announcement at Harvard to 1963 desegregation milestones. Highlights include Adam Smith born in 1723 Augusta capture in 1781 and 1848 Wisconsin first legislature meeting plus WWI and WWII references.
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Associated Press
George C. Marshall
Harvard University
Adam Smith
Augusta
Wisconsin
Tiber River
John Foster Dulles
France
Italy
U.S
European Defense Command
Konrad Adenauer
University of Mississippi
Koufax Throws Third No Hitter in Postwar Era
Dodgers ace Sandy Koufax pitched his third career no hitter, walking one in a 4 0 win over the Phillies. He ties Bob Feller as the sole post-1900 pitchers with three no hitters. Frank Howard supplied insurance with a seventh inning three run homer for Los Angeles.
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Sandy Koufax
Dodgers
Philadelphia
Koufax
Bob Feller
Frank Howard
Perfect Game Missed Koufax No-Hits Phillies For Third Career
Dodgers ace Sandy Koufax pitched his third no hitter and came within a second perfect game, walking only one batter Richie Allen in the fourth. The 28-year-old lefty baffled Philadelphia with a 3 0 victory, becoming the fourth pitcher in major league history to throw three no hitters.
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Ralph Bernstein
Philadelphia
Sandy Koufax
Philadelphia Phillies
Koufax
Richie Allen
Los Angeles Dodgers
USAC tightens pre race session after Indianapolis crash
United States Auto Club ordered a four hour practice on Saturday at Milwaukee with full fuel loads following the deadly Indianapolis 500 crash. The move aims to improve rookie handling under race conditions after Dave MacDonald and Eddie Sachs died in the 1964 pileup.
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Indianapolis
Milwaukee
United States Auto Club
USAC
State Fairgrounds
Dave MacDonald
MacDonald
Eddie Sachs
Henry Banks
Dodgers Players Make Quick Play On Base
In a seventh inning incident a rookie Allen sprinted toward third on a chop toward the infield. Dodgers third baseman Junior Gilliam charged the ball, gathered it cleanly and fired to Ron Fairly to retire Allen at first by a step.
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Allen
Dodgers
Junior Gilliam
Ron
Dancer Favored To Win Belmont
Northern Dancer bids for the Triple Crown facing eight rivals in the 96th Belmont Stakes at Aqueduct. The field includes Vir ginia bred Quadrangle and other top horses as purses total 154 600 with 110 850 to the winner and 65 000 expected in attendance. The article notes past Triple Crown attempts and historical contenders while highlighting wagering and entrant details.
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California
Paul Mellon
Mighty Mite
Louis E. Wolfson
Harbor View
John Galbreath
George D. Widener
Herbert Allen
Galbreath
New York
Northern Dancer
Citation Marinette
John
Kurowski
Tim Tam
Carry
Porterfield
Marinette Councome
Belmont
Treasury
Carry Back
E. P. Taylor
Windfields Farm of
Canada
el Peco
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