Cubs Slam Phillies 13-3 on Sixteen Hits
Chicago rebounds in Philadelphia scoring 13 runs on 16 hits led by Billy Williams two homers and a Santo Banks pair as Ron Santo drives in two. The Phillies saw their six game win streak end. Dick Ellsworth to start opener, Boozer follows.
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Chicago
Chicago Cubs
Phillies
Philadelphia
Phils
Cubs
Dick Ellsworth
John Boozer
Phil
Curt Simmons
Joe Niekro
Billy Williams
Larry Jackson
Sea Savage
Larry Loughlin
Ron Santo
Ernie Banks
Santo
Banks
Bob Henley
Ray Culp
White Sox
Boston Red Sox
Detroit
Tigers
Kansas
Jim O’toole
Darrell Brandon
Boston
Baseball Standings and Scores From National and American Leagues
National League standings show Cincinnati leading with 34 18 while St Louis 27 18 and San Francisco 28 20 chase. Monday results include Los Angeles 4 Atlanta 2 and Chicago 13 Philadelphia 3. American League lists Detroit 29 18 and Chicago 26 18. Monday results include Minnesota 5 Cleveland 4 and New York 4 Washington 2.
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St. Louis
San Fran
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Philadelphia
Atlanta
Los Angeles
Houston
New York
San Francisco
Detroit
Baltimore
Boston
Minnesota
Cleveland
Kansas City
Washington
California
Aday
Céiten A
Dorman's Dominates Ruff Hits Quartet Of Spiffy Doubles
Slow pitch action produced three hitters with four baggers as Dorman's won 12 5 over Schnee berger’s squad. Bob Stamm’s four runs allowed EUB to a 4 0 shutout for Prescription Center. Machine and Welding crushed Firemen 20 4 as Bob Kufi homered four doubles leading Monroe Machine into second place.
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Gene Schneeberger
Martin
Dorman
Bob Stamm
Eub
Monroe Machine and Welding
Don van Wagenen
Machine
Bob Kufi
Monroe High Names Baseball Lettermen for 1966 67
Monroe High School baseball coaches Marty Deignan and Clarence Kruess announce letter winners for the 1966 67 season. Major group includes Burns Holling Kohl Lueck Phillips Wilde Wuetrich Kuebli Jones Spring Grendahl Holling manager. Minor group lists Donovan Keegan Krattiger Krebs Heinzelman Wuetrich Krattiger Moon Ney Phillips. Ten point winners are Chambers Fritz Laeser Howe Krebs Lueck Niffenegger Doherty.
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Monroe High School
Marty Deignan
Clarence Kruess
Dennis Burns
Dave Holling
Curt Kohl
Jeff Lueck
Merlyn Phillips
Daryle Wilde
Steve Wuetrich
Galen Kuebli
Pete Jones
Bill Spring
Stuart Grendahl
Bob Holling
Bill Donovan
Gayland Keegan
Dave Krattiger
John Krebs
Ray Heinzelman
Greg Wuetrich
Dan Krattiger
Mike Moon
Mike Ney
Wendell Philps
Steve Chambers
Bill Fritz
Fritz Laeser
Jim Howe
Kim Krebs
Martin Lueck
Rex Niffenegger
Francis Doherty
Hudson signs 1967 68 contract with St Louis Hawks
St Louis Hawks announce the signing of Lou Hudson who aims to play in the National Basketball Association this season as part of the ongoing competition between the NBA and the rival American Basketball Association.
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ST. Louis
Lou Hudson
National Basketball Association
St. Louis Hawks
NBA
American Basketball Association
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Chrysler
Whitewater and Oshkosh Tennis Duos Reach NAIA Finals
Whitewater State University doubles team Renny Maier and Pete Mueller advance to the NAIA nationals at Rock Hill Club in Kansas City with travel help from Oshkosh. Maier and Mueller won the WSUC doubles crown, defeating Galen Johnson and Tom Yelich of Oshkosh, who then aided their rivals. Whitewater and Oshkosh tied for the WSUC title. last year Whitewater finished 13th at NAIA finals.
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Whitewater
WSUC
Joe Oshkosh
Renny Maier
Beaver Dam
Pete Mueller
Monroe
Whitewater State University
Rock Hill
Kansas City
Missouri
Maier
Mueller
Galen Johnson
Tom Yelich
Oshkosh
Nationals
Ron Wangerin
Naval Reserve
Warhawk
Ed Schwager
Jim Davies
Homer Englund
Madison
Arabian Horse Show Preview at Dane County Fairgrounds
Tomorrow's Sports Page previews Sunday's Arabian Horse Show at the Dane County Fairgrounds Madison. The feature checks entries at Stone Arc Stables owned by Mrs Le Roy Wuetrich south of Monroe.
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Dane County Fairgrounds
Madison
Leroy Wuetrich
Stone Arc Stables
Monroe
Ladies League Mixed Golf Foursome Winners Named
The Windy Acres Ladies League held a two ball mixed golf foursome on Sunday afternoon. Dick Lane and Ellene Wagner posted the low score of 46, edging Hans Hayes and Hazel Weissenfluh. Prien and Harms won for the most putts on hole four, while Weissenfluh and Pankow tied with the Prien-Harms duo for the fewest putts. Lane and Mrs Wagner earned a closest drive prize on hole three, and Hayes with Mrs Weissenfluh posted bogie on hole six.
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Windy Acres
Dick Lane
Eileen Wagner
Hans Hayes
Hazel Weissenfluh
Mary Jo Prien
Dave Harms
Werner Weissenfluh
Betty Pankow
Prien
Harms
Lane
Danish Flag Remains World’s Oldest Unchanged Emblem
The Dannebrog, a white cross on a red field, holds the title of the world’s oldest flag still in use, dating back to the 13th century and serving as a national symbol for Denmark.
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Denmark
Brodhead Gun Club Hosts Open Registered Trap Shoot
Brodhead Gun Club sponsors an open registered trap shoot this Sunday at 10 a.m. Practice begins at 6:30 with cash prizes for top shooters across five classes and various trophies. Coffee lunch and shells available at the clubhouse two miles north of Brodhead on county trunk E.
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Brodhead Gun Club
Brodhead
Cool Reception Goes To Big Track In Sky
Cool Reception, the 3 year old Canadian colt who finished second in the Belmont Stakes while nursing a broken right foreleg, collapsed near the finish in the grueling final Triple Crown race. Jockey Johnny Sellers praised the horse's grit after the finish as a two hour operation followed.
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New York
Cool Reception
Damascus
Johnny Sellers
Colt Put to Sleep After Failed Effort
Dr William Reed stated that despite efforts on Monday the colt could not be saved and had to be euthanized.
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William Reed
Tigers edge Kansas City 3-2 in 11 innings pitchers duel
Yesterday's Stars: Denny McLain of the Tigers scattered seven hits over 11 innings, allowing one earned run as Detroit beat Kansas City 3-2. Billy Williams of the Cubs homered twice and drove in two as Chicago crushed Philadelphia 13-3.
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Tigers
Detroit
Kansas City
Billy Williams
Cubs
Chicago
Philadelphia
Photographer Paul Schutzer Killed in Israel War
American Life photographer Paul Schutzer was killed when Egyptian fire struck the Israeli halftrack he rode in. He is the first newsman killed in the new Arab-Israeli war, according to Israeli army sources.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Paul Schutzer
Life Magazine
Speck Sentenced to Electric Chair for Nursing Massacre
Speck was at a diagnostic center before transfer to Stateville Prison. Judge Herbert C. Paschen ordered the electric chair for Speck, set for September 1, after sentencing him for the eight nurses massacre in Joliet Illinois.
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Speck
Joliet
Ill
Richard Speck
Stateville Prison
Herbert C. Paschen
Area Youths Set To Attend Youth Congress
Six area youths were chosen by the Lafayette Electric Co-operative board to attend the Youth Congress July 5 to 8 at River Falls. The event, for second and third year high school students with co op member parents, is sponsored by Wisconsin Electric Co-operative Madison with River Falls State University. Selected youths include William Figi Argyle Dennie Gile Shullsburg Randy Gill Shullsburg Terry Mellenberger South Wayne Beth Ann Nipple Argyle and Marjorie Steiner Darlington. The bus leaves Darling ton at 8 30 a.m. Wednesday July 5.
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Lafayette Electric Co-operative
River Falls
Wisconsin Electric Co-operative
Madison
Wisconsin
River Falls State University
William Figi
Argyle
Monroe High School
Dennie Gile
Shullsburg
Shullsburg High School
Randy Gill
Terry Mellenberger
South Wayne
South Wayne High School
Beth Ann Nipple
Argyle High School
Marjorie Steiner
Darlington
Darlington High School
Watershed Meeting to Discuss Wills Transfer of Property
Louise A. Young, professor of home management, will discuss wills and transfer of property at a Spring Creek Watershed meeting in the Agricultural Building Monroe on Thursday June 8 at 8 p m. Members should bring sandwiches a dish to pass and their own table service.
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Louise A. Young
Spring Creek Watershed
Agricultural Building
Monroe
Dalton Admitted to Teacher Education at Platteville
Carolyn N. Dalton of Monroe has been admitted to the Teacher Education program at Platteville State University after passing an interview and evaluation by the Teacher Education Committee. Candidates are assessed for teaching potential, scholarship, vigor, fitness, verbal ability, character and health with a 2.2 cumulative GPA requirement.
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Carolyn N. Dalton
9Th Ave
Monroe
Platteville State University
Miss Dalton
School of Education
Sheep Clinic Demonstrates Shearing at Larry Leo Farm
A 4H sheep clinic was held at the Larry Leo farm last night featuring shear ing and showing demonstrations for attendees.
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Larry Leopvia
Adamson announce adoption of Patricia Marie
Mr. and Mrs. Ver lyn Adamson of Madison announce the adoption of a daughter, Patricia Marie, who joins sister Sandra, two. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Willis Babler of Monticello, and paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Gus Adamson of Monticello. Sunday the Bablers and granddaughter Sally Schultz visited.
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Unlicello
Verlyn Adamson
Madison
Patricia Marie
Sandra
Willis Babler
Gus Adamson
Monticello
Wrolstad to graduate from Racine Technical Institute
Keith Wrolstad the son of Mr and Mrs Lester Wrolstad will receive an Associate Degree in Accounting at Racine Technical Institute in Monroe on Thursday June 8.
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Keith Wrolstad
Lester Wrolstad
13Th Ave
Monroe
Racine Technical Institute
Pole Vault Focus Shifts From Height to Vertical Distance
The record notes that early pole vaulting emphasized vertical clearance rather than overall height. It explains a shift in technique toward measuring vertical distance cleared, marking a change in typical scoring and training emphasis for vaulting competitors.
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