Joey Jay Tops Pirates Club 8-1
Joey Jay improved to 8-3 with an eight inning win as the Pirates defeated the Milwaukee club 8-1. The victory halted Cincinnati’s slide and kept the Reds in a tight NL race behind the Dodgers and Giants. Jay allowed eight hits, while Ralph Terry doubled as New York beat Cleveland in 11 innings to move atop the AL.
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Associated Press
Joey Jay
Milwaukee Braves
Cincinnati Reds
Joey
Reds
Pittsburgh Pirates
Jay
San Francisco
Giants
Los Angeles Dodgers
Dodgers
Milwaukee
Chicago Cubs
Tommy Davis
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Wilmer Mizell
Pirates
Ralph Terry
New York Yankees
Cleveland
Indians
Detroit Tigers
Boston Red Sox
Yankees
Tigers
Detroit
Washington
Baltimore
Orioles
Chicago White Sox
Los Angeles Angels
Minnesota
Kansas City
Bob Cerv
John Blanchard
Frank Funk
Mudcat Grant
Baseball Standings and Weekend Schedule Summary
The American League standings show New York leading with 37 21 638, followed by Cleveland 38 22 633 and Baltimore 30 30 500. National League notes Los Angeles 36 24 600 top, with Cincinnati 28 25 528 trailing. Weekend games include NY vs Detroit and Baltimore vs Cleveland with multiple divisional matchups.
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New York
Cleveland
Meron
Baltimore
Washington
Ee Ae
Kansas City
Chicago
Minnesota
Los Angeles
Boston
Detroit
Cincinnati
San Fran
Pittsburgh
Oe Lewis
Milwaukee
Eyieep
Philadelphia
San Francisco
St. Louis
Yankees Top Indians as Terry And Yanks Claim First Place
Yesterday's Stars show Ralph Terry and the Yankees beating the Indians 3-2 in 11 innings with seven hits allowed one walk and eight strikeouts. Tommy Davis and the Dodgers stayed tied for first by a 6-3 12 inning win over the Cubs with a decisive three run homer late.
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Ralph Terry
Yankees
Indians
Yanks
Tommy Davis
Dodgers
Los Angeles
Cubs
Road America June Sprints Highlight Gonstead Entry
Curt Gonstead, Monroe chiropractor, and Elva-Mitter for mula junior team up for a 225-car, 300-driver weekend at Road America. He'll run a 100 mile race Saturday and may co drive the 300 mile production feature Sunday as 64 top cars compete for prestige amid Corvette Ford Ferrari Porsche Jaguar and Arnolt Bristol entries.
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Curt Gonstead
Road America
Gonstead
Milwaukee
Bob Spooner
Dick Cahill
St. Louis
Harry Heuer
Chicago
Bud Gates
Indianapolis
Corvette
Howard Quick
Deerfield
Ill
August Grasis
Des Plaines
Brue Opens U S Open Lead At Birmingham
Bobby Brue of Milwaukee led the 150-player field by one stroke after the first round of the 61st U S Open at Oakland Hills in Birmingham. Tommy Bolt and Bob Goalby tied for second at even par 70 as windy conditions tested the field. Bolt blamed a spectator taunt for bogeys on the 14th hole.
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Birmingham
Ala
Bobby Brue
Milwaukee
Tommy Bolt
Bob Goalby
Oakland Hill
Blue
University of Miami
Fla
Oakland Hills
Bolt
Schmoe
Polaris Missile Boss Wins Collier Trophy
President Kennedy presented the Robert J. Collier Trophy to Vice Admiral William F. Ra born Jr for directing the Polaris missile system development. The ceremony at the White House occurred as Kennedy used crutches due to a back ailment.
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Washington
Kennedy
Robert J. Collier
William F. Raborn Jr
White House
America
National Aeronautics Association
Look Magazine
Park Schedule Highlights High Altitude Living
More than half of Mexico's population resides at elevations of 3,000 feet or higher, shaping lifestyle and planning for urban and park developments.
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Mexico
Monroe Girls Softball Set for Belmont Clash Tonight
The Monroe girls softball team hosts Belmont in Pecatonica Valley League action at 7 30 p m in Twining Park. The program is newly organized this season and a Beloit non conference game is planned next week. Ruth Mahlbuch joins the Monroe roster.
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Monroe
Twining Park
Belmont
Beloit
Ruth Mahlbuch
Jaycees Dominate Firemen in 18-3 Open League Victory
The Jaycees crushed the winless Firemen 18 to 3 as Dick Lafferty led with five hits in five trips, including two homers and a double. Power and Light topped St. Clare 16 to 5, in another league contest. Bill Mossman limited Saint hitters to eight, while Tom Kerr, Bob Wells, and Wes Wand contributed key plays.
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Jaycees
Power and Light
St. Clare
Bill Mossman
Saints
Dave Martin
Mossman
Phil Crawford
Jerry Gelbach
del Brandenburg
Rev. Shea
Louie Dulue
Hob Hoesly
Dick Lafferty
Bob Wells
Wes Wandfluh
Tom Kerr
Lafferty
Bill Moon
Wells
Stingy
Fielding
Braves swap Logan for Cimoli in deadline move
Milwaukee sends Johnny Logan to Pittsburgh for outfielder Gino Cimoli as the Braves also acquire Sammy White from Boston for cash. Cimoli, hitting .289 in 21 games this season, joins Milwaukee while Logan, 43, sits after losing shortstop to Roy McMillan. White, 33, begins a comeback after a 1960 retirement and strong 1959 numbers.
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Los Angeles
Milwaukee Braves
Johnny Logan
Pittsburghan
Gino Ci
Logan
Cimoli
Braves
Sammy White
Boston Red Sox
Milwaukee
Charlie Dressen
Milwaukee Brewers
Roy McMillan
Cincinnati
White
Cleveland Indians
Red Sox
Milwaukee Banks Win State Approval
William E. Nuesse the state banking commissioner said the Banking Review Board approved two Milwaukee banks. Silver Spring Bank will have A S Puellcher as president and Marshall and Isley Milwaukee chairman John Butcher as chairman.
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Madison
William E. Nuesse
Banking Review Board
Milwaukee
Silver Spring Bank
A. S. Puelicher
Marshall and Isley Bank of Milwaukee
Hampton State Bank
John Butcher
American State Bank of Milwaukee
Yale names James Holgate assistant athletic director
James Holgate, former Shorewood High School football and basketball star, is named assistant athletic director at Yale University. He currently serves as athletic director at St. John's Military Academy in Delafield during the summer and has been an assistant football coach at Yale for 12 years.
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New Haven
Conn
James Holgate
Shorewood
Yale University
Holgate
St. John’s Military Academy
Delafield
Yale
Zuhlke's Shades West Dominates South Wayne 5-3
Zuhlke's edged South Wayne 5 to 2 in softball as six hits came in the third inning with two errors and two walks. South Wayne stranded runners in the fourth and fifth as Zuhlke's pitching limited hits and struck out six. Brodhead defeated First National 11 to 3 with Schultz Mayes Lederman each doubling and Mayes Ruef triples aiding the win.
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Zuhlke
South Wayne
Brodhead
First National
Pickett
Bob Natz
Schultz
Mayes
Lederman
Ruef
Roger Schneeberger
Paul Paulson
Bruger
Local Socials Note Attendees at Birthdays and Memorials
Blanchardville and surrounding towns host gatherings as residents attend a Monroe piano recital for Peggy Reger. Families visit for Mrs Germann birthday at Ida Loken home. Golden anniversary for Lake Mills Eastern Star observed by Marshall family and others. Army Sgt Phillipson visits parents as he nears 20 years service. Middleton Eastern Star honors Marion Davis with a service at Gruber funeral home. Davis previously ran a Blanchardville grocery and Co op Feed.
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V. A. Marshall Sr
Janesville
Peggy Reger
H. F. Germann
Monroe
Howard Hendrickson
Harry Hanson
Blanchardville
Alvin Hanson
Artesia
S.D
Ida Loken
Germann
Joe Knorr
Dana I. Robinson
Earl J. Barber
Frank Regan
Hollandale
H. B. Marshall
Lake Mills
Eastern Star
Philip Phillipson
Loudonville
Orvin Phillipson
Sgt. Phillipson
Pirates sign 18-year-oldBob Bailey in huge bonus
In Long Beach California the Pittsburgh Pirates reportedly signed 18-year-old prep star Bob Bailey for a record bonus around 175000 dollars. The deal signals a potential record in baseball bonuses and elevates Bailey as a top prospect for the Pirates.
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Long Beach
Calif
Pittsburgh Pirates
Bob Bailey
Wisconsin Legislature Advances Tax Withholding and Speed Measures
The Joint Finance Committee recommended passage of a bill allowing Wisconsin to tax Minnesota workers in Wisconsin and to redistribute tax revenue to Wisconsin communities harmed by Minnesota withholding. The Assembly passed a 70 mph interstate speed bill and tightened trailer safety rules, while the Senate confirmed Maurice B. Pasch to the UW Board of Regents and the Assembly rejected a divorce doctrine reform bill. Three Democrats proposed a 50 percent cut in personal property taxes for merchants inventories manufacturers stocks and farm livestock.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Senate
Assembly
Robert Knowles
New Richmond
Illinois
Michigan
Maurice B. Pasch
University of Wisconsin Board of Regents
Pasch
Jess Miller
Richland Center
Nelson
Board of Regents
Oscar Rennebohm
Gov. Nelson
Albany Social Notes Share Travel and Family Visits
Albany residents and relatives are noted in a series of weekend visits and trips. George Barton and Anita and Donna plan a Palmdale California visit to brother M. L. Barton and sister Alice. Several families including Olson and Stolpher members travel to California and Illinois. Jerry Olson returns from UW and will attend summer session. Ruth Stolpher graduates as a nurse in Madison.
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George Barton
Anita
Donna
Palmdale
Calif
M. L. Barton
Alice Barton
Ray Haddinger
Sherry
James
California
Henry Olson
Jerry
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Lothar Stolpher
Ruth Stolpher
Methodist Hospital
Madison
John Christopher
Kay
Jane
D. C. Delvin
Seal Beach
Jerry Olson
College of Engineering
Harland Gillette
Gladys Smith
N. Roy Bowman
Springfield
Ill
Lincoln
Lloyd Taplin
Evansville
Archie Francis
Genevieve Stiffler
James Webb
Jenifer Lynn
Glen Ellyn
Webb
Stiffler
Chicago
J. C. Phillips
Wheaton
Elizabeth Steindorf
Marie Edwards
Monroe
Lloyd Edwards
Oconomowoc
Ray Maulcook
Alexandria
Harry
Ray
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