Three Squads Still Unbeaten in Pitch
Slowpitch action leaves Hubers in Open Curtiss in Classic and Dormans in Minor as the only undefeated teams after three weeks. Rainouts shifted schedule. Major League tight race with three teams tied for first and three for fourth. Standings, leaders, and top performers across Open Classic Major and Minor leagues noted.
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John Prien Hubers
Curtiss
Dormans
Pat
Heeren
Coplien
Alphorn
Dorman
Jim van Wagenen
Swig Gums
Bob Liestekow
Rudy Rothenbuehler
Herb Goecks
Hubers
Power and Light
al Bells
TriState
RBI
Wayne Jensen
Bill Schmid
Lee Haeft
Tri-State
Gus Martini
Phillips 66
del Soddy
Jim Moe
Jerry Jordan
Martins
Larry Voegels
Eagles
Bob Schilt
Don Ritschard
Mike Ritschard
Roger Schneeberge
Tom
Angles and Sights By Norman Wood State Conservation Warden
The piece urges readers to protect outdoor recreation areas as crowds grow in summer. It lists safety tips and cautions against fires, vandalism, pet washing in public areas, and cutting wildflowers. Emphasizes cooperation among campers, fishermen, boaters, sunbathers, and swimmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Wood
Iites
Siebert No-Hitter Shocks Senators In Indians Victory
Sonny Siebert pitched the Indians first no hitter since 1951 as Cleveland defeated Washington 2 0. He faced few baserunners and said his wife Carol had teased him before the game. Siebert trusted focus on winning, striking out three and guiding Cleveland to a 5 3 season mark.
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Associated Press
Carol Siebert
Sonny Siebert
Cleveland
Washington Sena
Indians
Bob Feller
Siebert
Youth Summer Sports Registration at Roa and Twining Park
Young residents sign up for tennis for grades 4-7 at Recreation Park 9 to 9 45 am. Eighth grade and older register 9 45 to 10 30 am. Girls softball for grades 4 to 8 11 to 12 noon at Twining Park. Boys baseball for 7 8 9 year olds 1 to 1 45 pm and 10 11 year olds 1 45 to 2 30 pm at Twining Park.
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Axe Adminer Park
Recreation Park
Twining Park
Darlington High class of 95 attends graduation event
Mrs Earl J Barber and Mrs Alma Robb attended Darlington High School graduation with 95 in the class. Vicki Atkinson and Rick Finley were among the graduates. A reception followed at the Atkinson home. other items note visits and a funeral in Winslow, and weekend at Edward Schroeder's Madison home.
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Earl J. Barber
Alma Robb
Darlington High School
Vicki Atkinson
Lyle Atkinsons
Rick Finley
Ed Finleys
Rick
Robb
Vicki
Barber
Atkinson House
Sherman Larson
Curtis
Glen Larson
Mildred Hughes
Martin Larson
Milwaukee
Hampton
Larson
Linda
Indians blank Washington 2 0 as Siebert dominates
Yesterday's Stars highlight Sonny Siebert of the Cleveland Indians tossing a complete game with only two baserunners allowed in a 2-0 win over Washington. Also featured, Ed Bressoud of the New York Mets hit two homers and drove in four runs in a 6-0 victory over Cincinnati.
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Sonny Siebert
Cleveland
Indians
Washington
Ed Bressoud
New York
Mets
Cincinnati
Iverson Wins NAIA Crown in Shawnee
Don Iverson of La Crosse Wisconsin captured the NAIA national title in Shawnee Oklahoma after carding his third sub par round in four days. His victory confirms his position as the top amateur in the tournament and adds a national championship to his recent standout rounds.
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Iverson
Shawnee
Okla
Don Iverson
la Crosse
Wis
Digman Meier Lead 1966 County 4H FFA Judging Winners
Aaron Digman and Dennis Meier head the 1966 Green County Fair 4H FFA judging results with top senior honors in dairy livestock and tractor driving. About 110 youths judged dairy, 39 in livestock, 22 in tractor events, with blue ribbons awarded to the top quarter.
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Aaron Digman
Larry Hartwig
Dan Meier
Green County Fair
Oliver Miller
Sugar Valley
Joe Dearth
Jerry Zuhlke
Kenall Digman
Ernest Wegmueller
Harry Williams
Clark Implement and Studer
Super Service
Monroe
Rick Reuter
Tim Eberle
Dean Kaster
Paul Brennan
Keith * Stoddard
Charlie’ Ackerman
Dennis Timm
Dairy
Bill Hoesly
Debra Inder
Dennis Matzke
Joyce Kaderly
John F. Deininger
David Erickson
Nancy Hartwig
Steve Wuetrich
Lavern Nair
Greg Wuetrich
Don Freidig
Christy Meier
Gretchen Zimmerman
Paull Brennan
Stephen Scott
Tom Klemm
Larry Klemm
Russell Block
Alvin Sacker
Aaron Diman
Baseball Standings and Results From National and American Leagues
National League standings show Los Angeles leading with 33 wins and 21 losses followed by San Francisco at 34 and 22. Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Houston, and Atlanta trails with varying gaps. Friday results featured St. Louis over Philadelphia and Atlanta over Pittsburgh, with New York blanking Cincinnati. American League lists Baltimore atop with 35 wins, Cleveland and Detroit near, while Chicago and California sit mid-pack. Recent scores include Baltimore over Boston and Detroit over New York. Upcoming games span multiple city matchups across both leagues.
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Los Angeles
San Fran
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Houston
Atlanta
St. Louis
Cincinnati
New York
Chicago
Los
Baltimore
Cleveland
Detroit
California
Minnesota
Washington
Kansas City
Boston
Ken Peterson
Bob Alich
Argyle
Kenny
Earl Voegelis
New Glarus
Vern Johnsrud
Lester Moon
York Township
Arnie/ Alme
Walt Haddinger
Exeter
Bob Stauffer
Joe Dearth
Monroe
Art Fish
Lester
Don Witt
Mt. Pleasant Township
Art
Aaron
Woodward
Atlanta Braves
Pittsburgh Pirates
Braves
Down to Earth PS Sour Soil Strength
James Schwoegler of the Soil Conservation Service notes hay fields warn of dry spells needed, praises 4-H Citizenship Award nominees Russell Block Paul Ach Sandra Keehn Yvonne Zimmerman, introduces trainee Tom Collins from Mississippi observing Wisconsin practices, and reflects on recent cold wet weather.
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Green County
Russell Block
Paulach
Sandra Keehn
Yvonne Zimmerman
Tom Collins
Mississippi
Wisconsin
Tom
TV Highlights and Local Notices in Daily Guide
A dense TV and community notes page lists prime time previews for Continental Showcase and various programs, interwoven with local updates. It mentions savoring shows like Flipper and Lawrence Welk, plus regional notices about waterway work, birthdays, and residents visiting Madison and Monroe.
Dedication of Kubly's Park on County Highway N
A community event marks the dedication of Kubly's Park with a noon picnic dinner and a 1:15 p.m. ceremony. Alvin Kubly, Jim Erb and the Argus 4H Club spearheaded the project. State Sen. Gordon Roseliep and Assemblyman Fred Galli are slated to speak.
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U. S
Viet Nam
Walt Disney
Falcon
Ed Sullivan
Jerry Lewis
Dave Clark Five
FBI
Marshall Dillon
Perry Mason
William Holden
Clifton Webb
France Nuyen
Larry Klassy
Larry
Dean Streiff
Glarus
Kubly
Alvin Kubly
Jim Erb
Argus 4H Club
Gordon Roseliep
Fred Galli
Monticello Friends and Family News Roundup
Jim Hefty spent the weekend at Lisle Illinois. Diane Rychtarik of Lisle visited Charles Hefty. Thomas Kraeft and Debby Kraeft of Hamilton Ohio plan a week with the Hilliards and Kraefts in Monticello. Elizabeth Blum and relatives from Monroe attended a gathering with the Benkerts. The Kundert family visits West Lafayette and prepares to move to Platteville for university work. Mrs Hefty visited Edna Nadler in Hazel Green. Disch, Paulson, and Bosben attended the wedding of Diane Peck and Gordon Booth in Chippewa Falls.
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Bow
Freeport
Henry J. Elmer
Elmers
Grabows
Elmer
Don Trickel
Chadwick
Doris Wagner
Curt
Madison
Walter Reasa
Debby
Mark
Albany
Fetter
Irene Meee
Ernest Schlittler
Ella Kubly
Dean Hilliard
Wilbert Zurbuchen
Merrimac
Peoria
Ill
Chester Disch
Canton Paulson
Janesville
Duane Bosben
Juda
Richard Severson
Blanchardville
Walter Derendinger
Orfordville
William Moser
Edwin Broge
Julie Krieg
la Crosse State University
Ida Voegeli
Louise Karlen
Lydia Voegeli
New Glarus
Judy Klassy
Paul Klassy
Miss Klassy
Conrad Stauffacher
Kenneth Halverson
Waupaca
Heidi
Connie
Eric Halverson
Joseph Legier
David
John
Geoffrey
Wisconsin
Legiers
Ripon
Badger Boys State
The
Legion Post
Leglers
Apple River
Canyon Camp
Boy Scouts
H. A. Becker
Badger Girls State
Harriet Keener
Legion Auxiliary
Henry Hefty
Henry C. Hefty
Wervner
Jim Hefty
Lisle
Diane Rychtarik
Charles
Fannie G
Frieda Benkert
Kenneth Kundert
Kristin
West Lock
Lafayette
Ind
Hazel Kundert
Marsh Ingwells
Kundert
Purdue University
Platteville
Platteville State University
Charles Hefty
Edna Nadler
Hazel Green
Jacob Disch
Duane Bos Ben
Chippewa Falls
Protest march planned to reopen Badger Ordnance Works
About 50 demonstrators plan a three day march from Madison to Baraboo to protest reopening the Badger Ordnance Works for Viet Nam ammunition. John White, 28, Chicago, coordinates the protest and says workers will be urged to walk off. Captain Sidney I. Davis says protesters will not be admitted. The march covers roughly 40 miles along U.S. 12.
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Panapay Wn
Madison
Baraboo
Badger Ordnance Works
John White
Chicago
Sidney I. Davis
U.S. 12
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Monroe Bowling Association
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Clarence C. Goecks
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Soil Conservation Service
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Black Horse Canyon
Jane Russell
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