Narrow Pitch Wins Highlight Slow Pitch Night at Twining Park
Two tight games and a runaway dominated last nights slow pitch action. Monroe Machine and Welding edged Moose 11 10 as a seventh inning rally produced two late runs. Bethel EUB Church defeated St John s 5 3 with all the late scoring coming in the final two innings. Curtiss Breeding Service blew out Eagles No II 21 4, piling on runs from the first through the sixth. Vern Brandenburg led Monroe Machine with a triple, while Bob Stamm earned the win for Bethel Church and George Grossen starred for Curtiss with two hits and a key win.
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Twining Park
Monroe
Moose
Bethel Eub Church
St. John’s
Curtiss Breeding Service
Eagles
Vern Brandenburg
Monroe Machine
Davyl Hilliard
Roger Hoesly
Monroe Welding
Cecil Jones
Roger Sullivan
Marion Mueller
Marty Marohl
Sullivan
Machine and Welding
al Schwartz
Bob Stamm
Bethel Eub
Stamm
Ken Mahikuch
Bethel Church
Terry Stamm
Buck Coplien
Bob Ruse
Sam Nafzger
Fred Blane
Bob Grossen
Mathews Bags 2000th NL Hit With 458th Home Run
Eddie Mathews refused a bunt and hit his 458th career homer as the Braves crushed Philadelphia 12 7 in Milwaukee. The slugger joined the 2000 hit club as Felipe Alou drove in six and Sandy Alomar added four hits in a 21 hit Braves attack while rumors swirled about a Dodgers trade.
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Dave O'Hara
Associated Press
Milwaukee
Eddie Mathews
Mathews
Braves
Philadelphia
Eloise Mathews
Santa Barbara
Calif
Los Angeles Dodgers
Claude Osteen
Art Mahaffey
Phils
Felipe Alou
Sandy Alomar
Rico Carty
Alou
RBI
Wisconsin Crew Named Dark Horse In Intercollegiate Rowing
Wisconsin is listed as a dark horse for the Intercollegiate Rowing Championships with California Washington and Cornell as the clear favorites. Badgers captain Norm Sonja says the three-mile race will be more than a three way battle and notes Navy will contend after their only win this season against Wisconsin. Cornell is favored, California defending champion, while Navy is expected to be a strong presence in the race.
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Syracuse
N.Y
Wisconsin
California
Washington
Cornell
Badgers
Norm Sonja
Navy
Middies
Jim Lemmon
Two-Hitter by Segui Explodes A's to 5-0 Win
Yesterday's Stars Pitching Dieg o Segui of Kansas City fired a two hitter as the Athletics blanked the Los Angeles Angels 5-0. Felipe Alou of Milwaukee drove in six runs with two homers and a single as the Braves beat Philadelphia 12-7.
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Diego Segui
Kansas City
Athletics
Los Angeles Angels
Felipe Alou
Milwaukee
Braves
Philadelphia
Maloney Honored With New Contract After No Hitter
Cincinnati pitcher Jim Maloney received a $1,000 raise after his near no hitter. Reds owner William O. DeWitt sent congratulations from St. Louis where he attended his son’s wedding, as Maloney's 10 inning no‑hitter loss to the Mets ended in the 11th on Johnny Lewis' homer.
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Cincinnati
Jim Maloney
William O. DeWitt
DeWitt
Reds
Maloney
New York Mets
Johnny Lewis
St. Louis
William Jr
United States
National League
Warren C. Giles
Jim
Seattle coach resigns to be replaced by Purcell
Seattle University basketball coach Bob Boyd resigns effective July 15. Athletic Director Eddie O Brien announces Boyd will be succeeded by Lionel Purcell, current freshman team coach.
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Seattle
Bob Boyd
Eddie O’brien
Boyd
Lionel Purcell
Twins blank White Sox 4 to 0 on five-hitter
Mudcat Grant fired a five hitter to shut out Chicago 4 0 as Minnesota moved 1 1 games ahead in the AL standings. Tony Oliva Bob Allison and Rich Rollins homered for the Twins who improved to 6 1 with Grant’s sixth win. Gary Peters took the loss for the White Sox while Johnny Buzhardt 5 1 was to face Camilo Pascual 8 0 in the nightcap. The Cubs defeated the Astros 5 0 behind Buhl and Abernathy as Ellsworth eyes Houston start.
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Chicago
Mudcat Grant
Chicago White Sox
Minnesota Twins
Grant
Sox
Twins
Cleveland
Tony Oliva
Bob Allison
Rich Rollins
Gary Peters
Johnny Buzhardt
Camilo Pascual
Cubs
Astros
Houston
Bob Buhl
Ted Abernathy
Buhl
Abernathy
Glenn Beckett
Don Landrum
Ron Santo
Jim Owens
Owens
Billy Williams
Dick Ellsworth
Dave Giusti
Dorothy Schott Leads Golf Play at Windy Acres
Dorothy Schott won prizes for the low score without a handicap with 46 and had the straightest drive on Nine in Women's Golf League at Windy Acres yesterday. Low score with handicap honors went to Nancy Kreiger Alice Siala and Eileen Wagner with 28s. Team scores show Johnny's Highway Club 26 and others including Free poot 22 Robert's Beauty Salon 20 Joe Marty's Cheese 19 Montgomery Ward 19 Ludlow Bar 18 Rufenacht Oil Co 15 Goecks D-X 14.
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Dorothy Schott
Windy Acres
Nancy Kreiger
Alice Siala
Eileen Wagner
Marilyn Voelkli
Betty Pankau
Johnny’s Highway Club
Freepoot
Chocolate Shop
Robert’s Beauty Salon
Joe Marty’s Cheese
Montgomery Ward
Ludlow Bar
Rufenacht Oil Co
Goecks D-X
Finley Signs Monday to 104000 Draft Contract
Santa Monica California report says Charles O Finley signed Rick Monday the Athletics top pick for 104000. Monday 19 year old left handed outfielder hit .375 this spring for Arizona State, champion of the College World Series.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Baseball
Kansas City Athletic
Charles O. Finley
Finley
Rick Monday
Arizona State
Athletics
Wausau Names Gaugush Track Coach at Newman High
Gaugush, a four-sport coach at Chicago St. Mel's, was named track coach at Wausau Newman High School on Tuesday. He will also serve as assistant basketball and football coach. A Lewis College graduate, he previously coached track basketball football and cross country at St. Mel's.
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Wausau
Vernon Gaugush
Chicago St. Mel’s
Wausau Newman High School
Gaugush
Lewis College
St. Mel’s
Three Brodhead coaches resign positions
Three Brodhead High School coaches resign. Earl Zimmerman moves to Eau Claire North as head wrestling and assistant football coach. Jerald Holub takes an assistant football and physical education post at Sheboygan North and joins Bill Richards. Ken neth Reagles departs for an NDEA Guidance Institute in San Diego with track coaching position filled by Edward Staskal from Harlem High School.
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Brodhead
Brodhead High School
Earl Zimmerman
Jerald Holub
Kenneth Reagles
Zimmerman
Eau Claire North High School
Ron Barribeau
Eau Claire North
Holub
Sheboygan North
Bill Richards
Sheboygan
Reagles
Ndea Guidance Institute
San Diego College
California
Milwaukee Council Rejects Braves Move Offer
The Milwaukee Common Council rejected the Braves 500000 offer for early release from 1965 home games and urged the County Board to deny the request. William Bartholomay had offered 400000 plus 100000 for a second franchise, seen as an ill concealed attempt to profit from fans. The Braves plan to move to Atlanta next year with a July 10 shift.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee Common Council
Braves
Atlanta
Milwaukee County Board
William Bartholomay
Milwaukee County
Teams, Inc
Fernan and Mill Forge 6 5 Win in 11 Inning Softball Thriller
Fernan led by Jack Fernan defeated Dick Witt 6-5 in 11 innings at Recreation Park. First National Bank rallied for the decisive run in the 11th after Bernie Milz walk and a Dwyer Hayes sequence. Witt homered for Hughes Mobile Homes and Don Witt added a double as pitching kept the score tight. John Walter announced Thursday games canceled.
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Jack Fernan
Dick Witt
Recreation Park
Fernan
First National Bank
Hughes Mobile Homes
Hughes
First National
Bernie Milz
Jerry Dwyer
Vern Hayes
Milz
Dwyer
Hayes
Keith Burington
Don Witt
Glenn Brewer
Witt
John Walter
Pigeons Aid Education In Florida College Billing
Miami report says Marjorie Gleason funded commuting to Florida Atlantic University by ferrying caged racing pigeons from Opa-locka to Boca Raton. She graduated in the first FAU humanities class and plans a master’s degree aided by another pigeon transport deal. She moved from Flint after wartime service and six children.
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Miami
Fla
Marjorie Gleason
Florida Atlantic University
Opa-locka
Florida Atlantic
Boca Raton
Opalocka
Gleason
Flint, Mich
Ralph H
Flint
Marine Corps
Scoreboard Tuesday Baseball Results and Thursday Schedule
The scoreboard shows Tuesday results: Baltimore 2 New York 1 in 10 innings. Kansas City 5 Los Angeles 0. Cleveland 8 Washington 3. Minnesota 4 Chicago 0. Detroit 6 Boston 5. Upcoming games include Minnesota at Chicago and Baltimore at New York. Toronto not listed.
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Baltimore
New York
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Cleveland
Washington
Minnesota
Chicago
Detroit
Boston
Cincinnati
Houston
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
San Francisco
L. Pet
Argyle to Host New Glarus in Night Game
Argyle Home Talent faces New Glarus in a makeup contest set for tomorrow at the Argyle diamond. First pitch is 8 p.m. with Leo Marti starting on the mound for Argyle. Marti is a 1965 graduate of Argyle High School.
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Argyle
New Glarus
Argyle Diamond
Leo Marti
Marti
Argyle High School
Orangeville Social Notes and Visits Across States
Orangeville residents note trips and gatherings across several states. Mrs Glen E Bolender and Mrs Delbert Stabe left for California to visit son Richard in San Bernardino. Steve Holmes and Jim Metz return from a 10 day World’s Fair trip via Columbus Ohio to visit relatives. The Le-Win Alumni reunion gathered at Le-Win High School gym with many locals in attendance.
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Albert Schulz
Lester Klents
Lowell
Wis
Glen Bolender
Paul Maitland
Corning
N.Y
Eugene Gross
Stella Boyer
James Boyer
Stephen Paul
Raymond, III
Albert Steffes Stockton
Ver Boyer
Oscar Phillips
Solon Springs
LaVerne Holmes
Lizzie Solace
Ortiz
Lena
Fred Solberger
Timmie Solberger
Fred F. Solberger
Timmie
Robert Klitz
Rock City
Henry Elmer
Monticello
Wilbur Baker
Bud Miller
Dale Gross
Merrill Mays
Ralph Keister
le- Win
Le-Win
Proxmire Fund Dinner Heats Milwaukee Campaign Aid
Sen. Mike Monroney of Oklahoma will speak at a July 2 fundraising dinner in Milwaukee to help cover costs of Sen. William Proxmire’s 1964 campaign. The event aims to gather support and funds for the Wisconsin senator’s re election bid.
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Proxmire Fund
Milwaukee
Mike Monroney
D-Okla
William Proxmire
D-Wis
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Winslow Marketing Center
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