Coplien Throws Two-Hit Shutout As HC Triumphs
Jerry Coplien hurled a two hit shutout as Heeren and Coplien edged Hubers 2 to 0 in nine innings. Butch Myers broke the game open with his second single after Vernon Hayes and Ron Klemm set up the run. Firemen blanked EUB 7 0 and Swiggums beat Clinic Pharmacy 9 6.
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Jerry Coplien
Wheeren
Coplien
Hubers
Eub
Swiggums
Clinic Pharmacy
Heeren
Butch Myers
Fred Huber
Huber
Goecks
Dave Gille
Clair Levi
Bill Hartwig
Firemen
Levi
Herm Spanni
Don van Wagenan
Ron Wilde
Burly Barttlet
del Barret
Bill Blum
Dave Ambler
Virgil Bowman
Paul Mueller
Jim Schmerse
Chuck Robertson
Doug Hirsch
Jerry van Waganan
Bob Williams
Chuck Lestetter
Williams
van Wagenan
Snooks Milz
Tom Holyoke
Chuck Ekena
Clinic
Pharmacy
Losetter
Jim Bosanny
Orangeville Golf Day Set at Windy Acres
The annual Orangeville Open Golf day will be held on Sunday June 27 at Windy Acres Golf course. It features an 18 hole Blind Bogey tournament with a noon off time. Defending champions will attend to defend their titles. Reservations are not necessary.
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Orangeville
Windy Acres
Baseball Highlights From Yesterday's Games
Yesterday’s Stars pitched well as Luis Tiant allowed only one hit in seven innings and Cleveland defeated Washington 5-0. Willie Horton provided power for Detroit with five RBIs on a homer a double and a single in a 9-4 win over Boston.
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Luis Tiant
Indians
Woodie
Cleveland
Washington
Willie Horton
Tigers
Detroit
Boston
Junior Champ Clinic Set for Athletic Field
The practice and clinic for junior champ state meet contestants will be at 7 tonight at the T. R. Holyoke Athletic Field. Winners in all but the nine and 10 year old brackets at the local meet here on June 7 and those who entered events that were not run because of low entries should attend the clinic.
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T. R. Holyoke
Pontiac Dodge Clash at Rockford Dragway
Two top factory experimental stock cars race in a best of three Sunday at Byron Illinois Rockford Dragway. Arnie Beswick on a Pontiac GTO faces Gary Dyer in a Dodge Hustler II with speeds over 140 mph and a 9.49 second quarter mile record set last week.
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General Motors
Chrysler Corp
Rockford Dragway
Byron
Morrison, Ill
Arnie
Farmer
Beswick
Rockford
Ill
Harms Regula Lead Windy Acres Golf Results
Regula Card 40 scores by Harms and Regula for low gross honors in the Business Men's league at Windy Acres. Low net goes to Pat Hampton with 26. Monroe Sales Co. moves to first with 42 points after beating The Gift House. Prizes awarded for closest to pin, shortest drive, most strokes, and a special prize to Whitey Englebretson. Standings list Behring Motors Johnson Pontiac Bee Line Windy Acres The Gift House The Office Burn Electric Montgomery Ward Farm Co.
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Max Harms
Sam Regula
Windy Acres
Pat Hampton
Monroe Sales Co
Gift House
Roger Severson
Herb Davidson
Merle Monahan
Don Siedschlag
Richard Wagner
Whitey Englebretson
Behring Motors
Johnson Pontiac
Bee Line
Bidlingmaier Sparks Hubers With Two Homers In Win
Jim Bidlingmaier hit two home runs and two singles in four plate appearances to power Hubers to a 12-8 win over FFA. Galen Kuebli added a homer, and Bill Klemm and Butch Johnson doubled. Agrico defeated Simmons 6-3 behind strong hitting from Bob Hartwig and solid defense. The night’s games were canceled and rescheduled.
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Jim Bidlingmaier
Bidlingmaier
Hubers
FFA
Agrico
Simmons
Dan Tschudy
Galen Kuebli
Bill
Bob Wuetrich
Ron Wilde
Bob Goecks
Jim Spring
Spring
Bob Hartwig
Ken Krattiger
First Negro Athlete Recruited by Virginia White College
Arthur Speakes of Huntington West Virginia was awarded a basketball and baseball scholarship by Old Dominion College in Norfolk Virginia making him the first Negro athlete recruited by a predominantly white Virginia college.
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Norfolk, Va
Arthur Speakes
Huntington
W. Va
Old Dominion College
Virginia
Pheasant Project Under Way Here
Green County Conservation League launches a summer pheasant program after receiving 6000 eggs from the Wisconsin Conservation Depart ment Game Farm. Hatching finishes around July 4 with chicks held ten days for distribution to cooperators by about July 14. Beckman invites interested individuals to join and notes league will supply feed for the first three weeks.
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Ray L. Beckman
Green County Conservation League
Monroe
Wisconsin Conservation Department
Paynette
The
Conservation League
Beckman
League
White Sox End Pascual String With 3-1 Win
Chicago White Sox beat the first place Minnesota Twins 3-1 in Chicago as Camilo Pascual suffered his first loss of the season ending an eight game winning streak. Johnny Buzhardt earned the win, aided by Eddie Fisher in the eighth. The Sox scored all runs in the fourth including a bases loaded single by J C Martin and a walk forced in another. The series wraps with Joe Horlen facing Jim Kaat in the finale. In Houston, the Astros beat the Cubs 3-2 in 13 innings, Bob Aspromonte driving in Joe Morgan for the deciding run.
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Chicago
Chicago White Sox
Minnesota Twins
Houston
Chicago Cubs
Astros
White Sox
Twins
Camilo Pascual
Sox
J. C. Martin
Floyd Robinson
Ron Hansen
Pete Ward
Smokey Burgess
Bill Skowron
Johnny Buzhardt
Eddie Fisher
Joe Horlen
Jim Kaat
Bob Aspromonte
Joe Morgan
Morgan
Cubs
Don Landrum
Dick Farrell
Farrell
Jim Owens
Cal Keence
Dave Giusti
Baseball Standings and Scores From The Week
The American League shows Minnesota and Chicago leading the table with Milwaukee, Cleveland and Detroit chasing. Baltimore and New York split results as Detroit blasts Boston, while Los Angeles slides in the NL race with Cincinnati and San Francisco close behind.
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Minnesota
Chicago
Baltimore
Cleveland
Detroit
Los Angeles
New York
Boston
Washington
Kansas City
Angeles
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Houston
Class of 55 Schedules 10th Reunion At VFW Club
Weather stays cool and calm for Saturday night reunion at the VFW Club honoring Coach Lee Mitchell and the Monroe class of 55. Six alumni who twice reached the state basketball meet, including Anderegg and Stauffacher, headline a roster with height at forward and guard balance, marking one of Monroe’s best state finishes.
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VFW Club
Lee Mitchell
Bob Andregg
Herb Ableman
Jerry Stauffacher
George Mauerman
Bob Koller
Ron Klemm
Monroe
Anderegg
Ableman
Stauffacher
Jim Menehan
Pete Johnson
Burington
Holling
Dearth
Buchholtz
Mitchell
Local junior track clinics start as state meet nears
Local winners in the Junior Champ meet begin Thursday track clinics at Holyoke Field planning workouts through July 17 Platteville. 11 to 18 year olds will attend. Pee Wee division is exempt. National team selections hinge on senior division results. Monroe Jaycees arrange transportation and budget for related sports events.
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Holyoke Field
Platteville
Rice Institute
Houston
Texas
Monroe Jaycees
Stan Barr
Bill Norder
Wauwatosa
Jaycees
Braves Fall 6-2 to Phillies in County Stadium
Milwaukee Braves lose 6-2 to Philadelphia Phillies as Jim Bunning earns his sixth win in 11 decisions. Dodgers beat San Francisco 2-1, widening NL gap. Braves drop 3 1/2 games back. Milwaukee totaled nine hits and sent seven drives directly at fielders.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee Braves
Braves
Philadelphia
Jim Bunning
Phillies
County Stadium
Los Angeles
Dodgers
San Francisco
Milwaukee Sluggers
Phil
Packers Sign Symon Sixth Draft Selection
Green Bay signs University of Colorado halfback Bill Symons, sixth pick in the NFL draft. Coach Vince Lombardi plans to test him at cornerback for his quickness and tackling. Symons led Colorado receivers and totaled 335 kickoff yards on 11 returns last season.
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Green Bay
Green Bay Packers
University of Colorado
Bill Symons
Vince Lombardi
Symons
Colorado
Monroe High School stars set track records led by Winzenried
Monroe High School athletes set five track records during the season with Mark Winzenried contributing to three. He anchored a mile relay and set the 440 dash mark and helped establish the 880 relay mark, while also placing third in the 440 at the Class A meet. Jim Dearth won the conference shot put title and competed in state events, and Mike Doyle improved the high hurdles record.
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Monroe
Mark Winzenried
Winzenried
Mark
Jim Dearth
Dearth
Mike Doyle
al Barnes
Jerry Ripp
Jim Martin
Paul Line
Jim Stauffacher
Leon Wittner
Alan Barnes
Mike Connors
Terry Hayes
Bruce Kading
Rick Lanz
Richard Vincent
Lopez Named Star Manager for AL All Stars
Chicago White Sox manager Lopez was selected to lead the American League against the National League in the 1964 All Star Game at Minneapolis Saint Paul on July 13. Cronin cited Lopez long managerial career and last season’s second place finish as factors in the honor.
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Boston
AI _ Lopez
Chicago White Sox
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Joe Cronin
Lopez
Yogi Berra
New York
White Sox
Cronin
Ralph Houk
Yankees
Mexico to issue five stamps for 1968 Olympics promotion
Mexico City plans a stamp issue featuring pre-Spanish sports like Mayan and Aztec ball games and stone hurling to promote the 1968 Olympic Games. Designs will be selected from a contest among Mexican artists.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Classified Ads Help Daily Life Across the Community
In a busy urban area thousands depend on classified ads to find temporary work, sell items, and locate services. The column highlights how residents use these listings to navigate daily challenges and connect with neighbors.
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Pontiac
Dodge
Harms
FFA Club
County
Featuring
Blue Star Roller Rink
Wisconsin
Pascual
Brodhead
Joe Hayes
Huber Brewer
Paul Paulson
Packers
Symon
Turner Hall
St. Monroe
Jerry Blum
Ron Ekstam
Chuck LaBuch
Bruce Simmons
Jeff Ripp
Don Bloom
Dave Craige
Jim Doyle
Tom Eraser
Ken Kubly
Jim Larson
Larry Marty
Harland Sarbacher
Max Voelkli
Mrs
Christ Thompson
Donald Feynee
Joyce Grossen
Monroe, Wis
Coronet
Baumgartner
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