Yankees Beat Chisox Twice in Windy Night Split
The New York Yankees defeated the Chicago White Sox 6-1 and 3-0 to trim the AL lead gap to three games as Steve Hamilton in his Yankee debut allowed nine hits and one run in the opener while Whitey Ford blanked the Sox on four hits in the nightcap. The Sox remained atop the standings only because the Boston Red Sox beat the Orioles 7-3. The Cubs also won 7-1 over the Pirates, with grand slam by Joey Amalfitano and Lew Burdette to start Saturday’s series finale against Vernon Law.
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al Downing
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Lew Burdette
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Griffith Defeats Luis Rodriguez for Welterweight Title
Emile Griffith retains the welterweight title by outpointing Luis Rodriguez in a closely contested 15 round bout at the Convention Center. Referee Krause has Griffith ahead 69-67 with Romero at 70-68 and Zenoff dissenting 71-70 for Rodriguez. No knockdowns. Rodriguez suffers a minor second round eye cut that is repaired.
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John Romero
David Zenoff
Yankees Blank White Sox as Ford Wins Fifth Shutout
Whitey Ford allowed four hits in a 2-0 second game triumph over the AL leaders as the Yankees swept Chicago. It marked Ford’s fifth shutout and the eighth straight win since an opening loss, following a 6-1 opener. Zoilo Versalles led the Twins with a trio of hits in a separate score, driving in runs in Minnesota’s win over Washington. Julius Matte of the Ritz Bar was fined 400 dollars and placed on probation for failing to file state income tax returns for 1957 through 1960 by Eau Claire County Judge Connor T. Hansen.
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Zoilo Versalles
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Hurley
Connor T. Hansen
Rocky Colavito Named Athletics Captain in KC Debut
Rocky Colavito, in his first year with the Kansas City Athletics, was named team captain at a players meeting before the game with the Cleveland Indians. He becomes the first Kansas City captain since Dick Howser, now Indians shortstop, held the title in 1961.
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Cleveland
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Kansas City
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Indians
State Dedicates Musky Hatchery
The state dedicated a new 160000 dollar musky hatchery, claiming leadership in artificial muskellung production. The facility aims for full operation in 1965, with work beginning in 1962, doubling old capacity and cutting manpower through new equipment and techniques.
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Conservation Commission
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Committee On Conservation
Woodruff Hatchery
Baseball Standings and Scores from Major Leagues
American League standings show Chicago leading with 31 17, Baltimore 32 20, New York 29 21, Minnesota 30 25, Cleveland 27 24, Boston 28 27, Detroit 22 29, Washington 25 33, Los Angeles 24 33, Kansas City 17 36. Friday results include New York 6 Chicago 3, Boston 7 Baltimore 3, Minnesota 5 Washington 3, Cleveland 3 Kansas City 0, plus rain in Detroit. National League leaders Philadelphia 22 21, San Francisco 31 23, Cincinnati 29 24, Pittsburgh 28 26, Milwaukee 28 27, St. Louis 28 28, Chicago 26 26, Los Angeles 27 28, Houston 26 31. Friday games: Chicago 7 Pittsburgh 1, Milwaukee 4 San Francisco, Los Angeles 3 St. Louis 0, Cincinnati 3 Houston 0, New York 11 Philadelphia 3.
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Beloit to Host District Tennis Tournament Event
Beloit high school courts host the Southern Wisconsin District tennis tournament on Saturday June 20 at 9 30 a m Entries from four counties Walworth Rock Green and Lafayette allow one player per class Six singles classes for boys and girls ages 16 18 14 16 12 14 Counties residents only Entries due by June 18 to H L Jacobson Beloit High School Milwaukee Journal underwrites balls and state qualifier costs.
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H. L. Jacobson
Beloit High School
The
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Milwaukee
Lema Leads Buick Open With 66 as Fans Rally
Lema cards a 66 to grab a three stroke lead at Buick Open in Grand Blanc as Tony Lema, without Arnold Palmer, inspires "Lema's Legion." Mason Rudolph shoots 70 amid strong winds to stand second at 138, with Don Finsterwald at 140 after two rounds.
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Lema
Tony Lema
New York
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Don Finsterwald
Darlington Club Plans Annual Harness Event
Darlington Track and Trail club members announced plans to make the harness race an annual event. The last Sunday's race drew an estimated 1,200 attendees with winners Prairie Lad, Times Running Out, Milvern Rod, Green Valley Lady, and Bellas Flash led by owners LaVerne Carpenter Wilmer Lemke Ward Kammerude George Tiser and William Hughes.
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Prairie Farms
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Times Running Out
Wilmer Lemke
Ft. ‘Atkinson
Milvern Rod
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Green Valley Lady
George Tiser
Richland Center
Bellas 'Flash
William Hughes
Madison
Pirates Sign Robertson With Bonus
MT SAVAGE MD MT. Savage High School outfielder and third baseman Bobby Robertson, age 17, signed with the Pittsburgh Pirates. He batted .568 this season in scholastic play and received an undisclosed signing bonus.
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Robertson
Down to Earth Our Soil Strength and Haymaking Progress
From the Soil Conservation Service notes haymaking is in full swing though drying is slow amid a near drought. Contractors are using the dry weather for waterway building with Vic Schiller completing drainage jobs for several farms in Jordan Township Monroe and Washington.
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Soil Conservation Service
Vic Schiller
Don Bechtolt
Elizabeth Scheidegger
Jordan Township
Carl Nelson Jr
Monroe
Permin Graber
Washington
Ralph Zimmerman
Jack
Melvin Schlittler
Bill Blumer
R. Boyd Atkinson
Albany Township
Local notices and rural happenings in Monroe area
Crop edge spots raise concerns from Extension agent George Hartman about yellow oats due to dry soil and nitrogen lack. Art Fish reports a large project near Clinton with plans to move into Green County in July. Honey Creek Water shed Ice Cream Social set for Allen school Monday night June 15. Hugo Richman, soil conservationist, to present Guatemala slides from Peace Corps work. Reports cite ticket scalpers at events. Dewey Dunway sold a cheese sandwich missing cheese. audience urged to add cheese. Dougherty Creek Hay Day features wind damages, crowd, demos, and a strong tour. Branches broken by Tuesday wind clutter Monroe streets. Country Club Crew resumes strict training. Skinner Creek team to play at Hill School next week. Bill Hartwig notes upcoming ballgame.
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Honey Creek
Allen School
Hugo Richman
Freeport
Guatemala
Peace Corps
Skinny Siedschlag
Muscle Creek
Fliff School
Rim
Bill Hartwig
Wisconsin Conservation Commission Approves 1964 Deer Seasons
The Wisconsin Conservation Commission approved an early bear season with dogs from Sept 5 to 20 in Zones A B and C. A basic nine day buck season runs Nov 21 to 29 with zone exceptions and an Apostle Islands period of Oct 15 to Nov 29 for either sex. A quota based nine day either sex season by permit and a two day managed hunt on Horicon National Wildlife Refuge were authorized. Waterfowl regulations allow a second goose hunt at Horicon Marsh. oil blind fee rises to 4 dollars.
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Wiconsin Conservation Commission
Mississippi River
Apostle Islands
Sissippi
Conservation Department
Horicon National Wildlife Refuge
Horicon Marsh
Roger Pillath Signs Contract With Rams
Los Angeles Rams inked Wisconsin tackle Roger Pillath, one of four third round selections. The Rams secured Pillath to strengthen their NFL roster.
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LOS Angeles
Wisconsin
Los Angeles Rams
Pillath
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