Slaughter Hits Second Victory In Major League Debut Season
Cubs pitcher Sterling Slaughter earned his second win without a loss in a 5-2 victory over the Milwaukee Braves. In only his second year, the 22-year-old right-hander allowed six hits and completed a seven inning start before relief. The game boosted Chicago’s record as NL action included SF edging Philly, the Mets routing LA, and other NL and AL results.
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Associated Press
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First National Bank
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Slaughter
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Braves
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Arizona State University
Amarillo
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San Francisco
Philadelphia
Mets
Los Angeles
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Houston
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Detroit
Minnesota
Baltimore
Boston
Kansas City
New York
Beloit Linksmen Lead State Meet in Golf Tourney
Beloit Linksmen carried a one stroke edge after 18 holes in the WIAA State High School Golf Championship at Appleton Municipal Course. Paul Lemm led Beloit with a 73 as the team total stood at 316, just ahead of Merrill and Waukesha. Defending champion Jefferson stood tied for eighth, while Mark Bemowski of Menomonee Falls shot 72 to lead individual scoring.
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Beloit
Jefferson
Paul Lemm
Appleton Municipal
Merrill
Waukesha
Téa Set Sons
Mark Bemowski
Menomonee Falls
Bob Burnham
Richland Center
Warren Spahn Named 1963 Legion Graduate
Warren Spahn, 43, ace of the Milwaukee Braves, was named the 1963 American Legion baseball graduate of the year. He will receive the award before the Braves game with San Francisco on July 15 at County Stadium. A son, James Carr Bailey, was born weighing 7 pounds 2 ounces to Mrs. Bailey, wife of Braves catcher Ea Bailey, at West Allis Memorial Hospital Friday night.
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Legion
Indianapolis
Milwaukee Braves
Fri Gay
the Legion
Spahn
American Legion
Buffalo
N.Y
Braves
San Francisco
County Stadium
Baileys
Milwaukee
Ea! Bailey
West Allis Memorial Hospital
James Carr
Slowpitch league action yields three shutouts and tight races
Three shutouts highlighted past week as defenses ruled in slowpitch play. Ken Mahlbuch of EUB No 1 hit the lone homer while Heeren Coplien and Hubers posted a 23rd straight scoreless inning. Upcoming matches feature Wisconsin Liquid Feed vs Wisconsin Power and Light and Heeren Coplien vs Hubers, with top hitters and pitchers listed from multiple teams and leagues.
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Ken Mahlbuch
EUB
Heeren
Coplien
Moose
Hubers
Wisconsin Liquid Feed
Wisconsin Power and Light
Keith Christensen
Roger Kubly
Martins
Herb Goecks
Paul Paulson
Grant Dale
Vic Ingwell
Rudy Rothenbuehler
Milo Friedericks
Robert Brauchle
Harrison Butenhoff
Ed Grossen
Milford Wentz
Lanz
Dick Lane
Power
Mel Ackerman
Eagles
Wilbur Burnett
Chalet
Hermie Spanni
Phil Counselman
Gene Hefty
Jerry Coplien
Gus Martini
Jerry Gelbach
Power and Light
Bill Moon
Nate Hare
Pat Lunda
Office
Larry Peterson
Harvey Loeffel
Swiss Colony
Harrison Buten
Seventh Boyer Seeks Pro Contract
Len Boyer, the seventh and final Boyer brother, at 18, eyes a pro contract after high school in Alba, Missouri. He has worked out with the Cardinals, A’s, Yankees, and Orioles in Kansas City, with scouts watching him. Len aims to reach the majors in two or three years, then attend college in winter.
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Kansas City
Len Boyer
Boyer Brothers
Alba
Ice
Cardinals
St. Louis
A’s
New York Yankees
Baltimore Orioles
Ken Boyer
Clete Boyer
Ken
Yankees
Len
Yanks
Clete
Orioles
Missouri
Joplin
Ozark Country
Boyer
Cloyd J
Wayne
Lynn
Walker
Ron
New York
Shelby
N.C
Hole-in-One Posted But on Wrong Hole at Mystery Course
DEPERE The Mystery Hills Golf Course puzzled Mike Egan a 14 year old Abbot Pennings sophomore after his tee shot on the 13th hole rolled to the 16th green. Using a No 4 iron for a 160 yard par 3 he finished the back nine with a 48 for a respectable round.
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Mike
Rain and field work fill Monroe watershed notes
A regional soil and water column notes wet weather need and farming activity. Jack O Donahue from Monroe engineers weather near Monroes irrigation plans. Fieldwork includes re staking strips in Monroe and other townships, hay making gear on display, and a June hay day at the Wenger farm Postville with a farm wagon tour and lunch.
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Pete Wunschel
Juda
Harold Ackerman
Sylvester
Vick Dammen
Adams
Ole Berg
Jordan
Billy Hartwig
Monroe Township
Wenger
Postville
Dougherty Creek
Ambrose
Jerry
Ken
Waldo Freitag
State Soil and Water Conservation Committee
Champs to hold practice for state meet qualifiers
Jaycee Junior Champ organizer Stanley Barr announced a 7 p.m. practice at the high school field for all state meet qualifiers this Tuesday and Wednesday. Parents should attend if possible as trip plans to West Allis will be covered, listing Monroe youths across 10 age groups.
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Stanley Barr
Barr
West Allis
Steve Christian
Susan Schilt
Stu Grendahl
Mary Zuhlke
Scott Martin
Shirley Guttmer
Vickie Paske
Rich
Rowland
Barb Share
Ken Kubly
Vonnie Roosli
Scott Haberman
Sue Keegan
Mike Meythaler
Shannon Burington
Bob Sonnenburg
Ann Henning
Donna Holcomb
Dave Holling
Bruce Kading
Terry Hayes
Mark Winzenried
Teri Rabe
Donna Isley
Linda Ott
Darren Camron
Pitcher Cisco Shuts Out Dodgers 8-0 in First Complete Game Since 1962
Yesterday Astros? Mets pitcher Galen Cisco threw a complete game shutout against the Los Angeles Dodgers allowing four hits and achieving his first complete game victory since September 21, 1962. At bat, Dick Stuart of the Red Sox hit his third grand slam of the season as Boston erupted for 14 runs in the second inning to beat Kansas City 14-7.
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Galen Cisco
Mets
Los Angeles Dodgers
Dick Stuart
Red Sox
Boston
Kansas City
National League scoreboard and upcoming games brief
National League standings and results show Philadelphia, San Francisco lead with Pittsburgh, St. Louis close. Upcoming games include San Francisco at Philadelphia and Los Angeles at New York among others. Sunday and Monday schedules listed with several doubleheaders and N designated games.
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St. Louis
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Chicago
Los Angeles
Houston
New York
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Boston
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Kansas City
Rex Mays Classic attracts top drivers at State Fair Park
Milwaukee race headlines A J Foyt Rodger Ward and Bobby Marshman among entrants for the Rex Mays Memorial Classic at State Fair Park a 100 mile event. Practice today determines the 20 fastest who advance with non qualifiers to run 20 miles. Ward former winner holds the 100 mile record while seeking a fourth major car win this season. Manila post office bans Time magazine over Goya painting reproduction.
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A. J. Foyt
Houston
Tex
Rex Mays
Rodger Ward
Indianapolis
Bobby Marshman
Pottstown
Ward
Chisox Regain Lead with 4-1 Win Over Tigers
Chicago White Sox move back atop the AL with a 4-3 decision over Detroit. Hoyt Wilhelm and Don Messi pitched sharp relief to hold the Tigers. Key early scoring came via Hershberger, Weis, Landis, and a McCraw double. Juan Pizarro earned the win as Wood misplayed a ball on an infield hit. Gary Peters slated to face Hank Aguirre in game two.
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Detroit
Sox
Tigers
Hoyt Wilhelm
Don Messi
Mike Hershberger
al Weis
Jim Landis
Tom McCraw
Gerry McNertney
McCraw
Jake Wood
Chicago
Juan Pizarro
Wood
Dick McAuliffe
Gary Peters
Hank Aguirre
Monticello Society Notes Through Weekend Visits
Community members from Monticello and nearby towns visited relatives and hosts in Beloit Evansville Platteville New Glarus Cambridge Winslow and Libertyville Illinois over the weekend. The Babler and Papes families attended a local high school graduation in Winslow and later traveled to New Hampton to visit relatives.
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Jacob Voegels
Beloit
Walter Helgeson
Evansville
Kenneth Kundert
Kristin Platteville
Hazel Kundert
Marsh Ingwell
New Glarus
James Knoblauch
Cambridge
Kindert
Phil Papes
Libertyville
Ill
Lena Babler
Bruce Babler
Winslow
Bablers
Mary
Winslow-Lena High School
Weekend Guests and Visits Across Dairyland Communities
A long list of social visits fills the weekend with activity among families in Monroe Verona New Glarus Milwaukee and Madison. Bartley and Babler families hosted dinners while cousins and relatives from Evansville Rockford Lake Mills Manitowoc and Whitewater joined in gatherings. Local residents including Hefty Krieg and Diehl families planned summer arrangements and celebrated anniversaries with friends and neighbors.
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Ernest Schlittler
Robert Nelson
Rockford
Raymond Talmage
R. W. Woelffer
Mata Behnken
Conrad Limp
Lake Mills
R. W. Woelffer Jr
Julie
Jan
Todd
Monroe
Delbert Krupke
Lawrence Karlen
Adolph Kissling
Loran Stille
Portland
Ore
Elsa Voegeli
Frederick S. Voegeli
Emil S
Edwin Wilde
Sandy
Platteville
Julie Krieg
Winnetka
Ill
Jacob Krieg
Madison
Neil Buechel
Verona
Ted Zurbuchen
Jack
Merikay
Cubs Outfielder Billy Williams Charged in Paternity Case
Milwaukee County Judge Elliot Walstead ruled on Friday that Billy Williams, Chicago Cubs outfielder and MLB batting leader, must stand trial on a paternity action brought by a Milwaukee divorcee.
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Milwaukee
Elliot Walstead
Billy Williams
Chicago Cubs
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