White Sox sweep Nats in doubleheader 5-2 and 5-4
Chicago White Sox edge Washington Senators 5-2 in game one and win 5-4 in 10 innings as Don Buford and Dan Cater homer. Eddie Fisher nails down the second win with his sixth decision. J C Martin ties game in ninth. Cubs fall to Cincinnati 4-3 at Wrigley after Gordy Coleman homer in top of ninth. The Cubs recall Don Kessinger from the minors.
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Chicago
Chicago White Sox
Washington Senators
Sox
Juan Pizarro
Eddie Fisher
Pizarro
Senators
al Lopez
Lopez
Pete Ward
Tom McCraw
Danny Cater
Washington
Ken Berry
Cater
White Sox
Don Buford
Buford
J.C. Martin
Steve Ridzik
Martin
Nats
Bob Buhl
Bruins
Red Bulge
Jimmy Stewart
Sammy Ellis
Billy An Ae
Stewart
Frank Lee
Ron Santo
Ernie Banks
Williams
Doug Clemens
Banks
Buhl
Bill McCool
Dicken
Jim O'Toole
Cubs
Don Kessinger
Dallas-Fort Worth
Roberto Pena
Bob Kennedy
Kessinger
Stines Play Cited Pitching and Defense Spark Open League
The week featured strong pitching and defense with a one hitter by Gus Martini and Liquid Feed, a two hitter by Jerry Coplien and Heeren Coplien, and a three hitter by Freddie Huber and team. Tom Stine earned praise as standout outfielder for the Office team under service leave rules. Open and Major leagues show homer totals limited by lighter ball and fence distance, with several upsets and a list of standings and batting leaders across divisions.
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Gus Martini
Jerry Coplien
Heeren
Coplien
Freddie Huber
Tom Stine
Stine
St. John’s
The
Moose
Tri-State
Lanz Hardware
Grace Lutheran
Martins
Classic — Eagles
EUB
Chalet Cheese
Firemen
Dormans
Milwaukee Cheese
Miner — Curtiss
Bethel
Monroe Machine and Welding
Eagles
Robert Brauchle
Clinic
Harvey Loeffel
Fred Huber
Hubers
Chuck Robertson
Swig Gums
Loeffel
Robbertson
Roger Jackson
Tri- State
Ken Rufer
Clet Bainbridge
Don Witt
Fud Pickett
Bob Abelman
Dick Boelk
Nate Farmer
Larry Voegels
Eagles No. 1
Gene Lueck
Lueck
Dick Feller
Don Hoesly
Mort Armstrong
Ken Mahi
Pony League Sign-up Slated This Monday Afternoon
Pony League registration will be held Monday from 1 to 2 30 p m for younger players and from 2 30 to 3 30 p m for ninth and tenth graders with a 15 age limit John Prien director reports Bill Norder assists Prien
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Pony League
Ter
John Prien
Bill Norder
Prien
Junior Champ Clinic Thursday at T.R. Holyoke field
The first practice for junior champ state meet contestants is set for Thursday at the T R Holyoke athletic field. Stan Barr notes winners in most age groups from the local June 7 meet should attend, and trials will select relay teams for the state meet. The nine and ten year old group has no state meet competition. The 17 and 18 age group may wear spikes at the state meet, and their Platteville winners may advance to the national meet at Rice Institute in Houston August 12 to 14.
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T.R. Holyoke
Stan Barr
Platteville
Rice Institute
Houston
Texas
Scoreboard and schedule for the baseball league
Summary of current standings with teams Los Angeles Milwaukee Cincinnati San Francisco Pittsburgh Philadelphia St Louis Houston Chicago New York and others. Friday results include Cincinnati 4 Chicago 3 Los Angeles 2 New York 1 Milwaukee 8 St Louis 2 Pittsburgh 5 San Francisco 3 Philadelphia 6 Houston 5. Today's games feature LA at NY Houston at Philadelphia SF at Pittsburgh Cincinnati at Chicago Milwaukee at St Louis.
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Los Angeles
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Houston
Chicago
New York
Minnesota
Cleveland
Baltimore
Detroit
Boston
Washington
Kansas City
Mew Serk Ak Lee Resesses
Beloit Heads to Title Battle After Semi win
Beloit, undefeated against Wis consin foes, meets Manitowoc today for the state high school baseball championship. Beloit bolstered its record to 17 1 with a 14 1 win over Superior Central as Kressin struck out nine and Merlet homered in the second inning. Manitowoc beat Waunakee 6 4 in semi finals.
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Wisconsin Rapids
Beloit
Wisconsin
Manitowoc
Waunakee
Superior Central
Francis
Butch) Kressin
Jim Kopp
Bill Schwartz
Kopp
Chuck Lettenberger
Terry Allen
Allen
Greg Smith
Jerry Merlet
Kressin
Superior
Pat Walsh
Tom Johnson
Jeff Crisp
Phillies deny Taylor trade rumors with Mets
The Philadelphia Phillies denied reports they sought to trade second baseman Tony Taylor to New York for pitcher Al Jackson. General Manager John Quinn said no deal was made and Taylor declined to comment.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Phillies
Tony Taylor
New York Mets
al Jackson
Phillies
Connie Mack Stadium
Drysdale First to Eleven Wins with Game-Winning Homer
Yesterday's Stars pitcher Don Drysdale of the Dodgers became the first pitcher in the majors to win 11 games. He held the Mets to four hits and belted a game-winning homer for a 2-1 Dodgers victory. Jimmie Hall drove in the winning runs for the Twins as Minnesota swept Detroit in two games, producing the decisive run in a 5-4 10 inning opener with a sacrifice fly and then delivering a triple in a 5-4 nightcap comeback.
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Don Drysdale
Dodgers
New York Mets
Jimmie Hall
Twins
Minnesota
Detroit
Registration Monday For Midget League Play
Registration for boys entering third and fourth grade is scheduled Monday at 1 p.m. at Twin ing Park for Midget League play. Fifth and sixth graders report at 2 p.m. Week focuses on practice with league games starting Monday, June 21.
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Twining Park
Kim Kindschi
Monroe Team Splits Twinbill In Illinois Softball League
Dick Witt threw a two hit game with solid defense as Headquarters Tavern beat Durand 2-0 in the opener. In the nightcap at Durand Duane Wilde lost 6-5 in extras as Durand came back after trailing. Boelk starred with multiple hits in both games. Damen led Durand with six hits in the twinbill as Monroe prepares to meet Freeport next Saturday at Recreation Park.
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Dick Witt
Headquarters Tavern
Durand
Illinois Badger
Duane Wilde
Larry Rockow
Dick Boelk
Tavern
Bernie Milz
Norm Huber
Paul Witt
Jerry Schliem
Vern Hayes
Damen
Monroe
Freeport
Recreation Park
Rent that Room in The Monroe Evening Times Classifieds
A local classified ad offers a room for rent through The Monroe Evening Times. Details include location, price, and contact method for prospective tenants seeking short or long term arrangements.
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Monroe Evening Times
Hot Braves rout Cardinals 8-2 in opening game
Milwaukee Braves beat St Louis 8-2 as Felix Alou hits a three run homer to fuel the win. Denny Lemaster improves to 4-5 with Phil Niekro relief. The Cardinals led 2-1 until Ray Washburn’s wild pitch tied it in the seventh. Milwaukee adds two in eighth and one in ninth.
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ST. Louis
Milwaukee Braves
Cardinals
Felipe Alou
Braves
Los Angeles Dodgers
Denny Lemaster
Phil Niekro
Ray Washburn Wild
Gene Oliver
Mike de la Hoz
Ty Cline
Oliver
Alou
Milwaukee
Rico
Carty
Bill White
Carl Warwick
Bob Uecker
Ken Johnson
Bob Gibson
Strike vote planned by union at Ameri zation plant
United Auto Workers Local 72 calls for a special meeting Friday night to vote on a strike at the Ameri zation plant. The executive board will decide the timing and actions for potential job action.
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Kenosha
United Auto Workers Local 72
Amerita Workers Local 72
Amerization
Wisconsin Deer Starvation Losses Estimated for 1964 65
The Conservation Department estimates 1964 65 winter deer starvation in Wisconsin at 22 000 to 30 000 animals based on surveys in northern management units north of Highway 64. Regular gun season harvested about 43 000 in the same area. Northwest Wisconsin and Lake Superior watershed bore the heaviest impact.
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Madison
Conservation Department
Wisconsin
Highway 64
Northwest
Lake Superior
University of Wisconsin
Mother Nature
Highway
Department
County Conservation Congress
Bragan Jr Signs Farm Pact With Braves
Bobby Bragan Jr son of Milwaukee Braves manager signs with the club at West Palm Beach farm in the Florida State League He is listed as a versatile player capable of infield and outfield play Bragan has spent three seasons with Sturgis South Carolina in the Basin League and was named MVP twice.
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Milwaukee
Bobby Bragan Jr
Milwaukee Braves
West Palm Beach
Braves
Bragan
Mississippi State
Sturgis
S.C
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Millard Tschudy
Red-Hot Braves
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Norm
Te Turner Hall
America
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