Bruins Lose Title Bid As Ruling Costs UCLA
In the 45th NCAA Track meet at Bloomington the 120 high hurdles decision costly for UCLA as Ron Copeland was disqualified and Arizona’s Dale Frederick won in 13.7. Brigham Young led after a ruling-affected day with 22 points while barnstorming upsets saw two NCAA records set and several champions dethroned.
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Bloomington
Ind
UCLA
Brigham Young
Indiana University
Ron Copeland
Arizona
Dale Frederick
Copeland
Jim Bush
Bruins
Bush
Southern California
Oregon
Vance Peterson
Occidental
Southern Illinois
Robin Coventry
Southern
Lou Hartzog
Randy Matson
Texas A and M
Gary Carlsen
Sim Iness
Nebraska
Charlie Greene
Tommie Smith
San Jose State
Michigan State
Bob Steele
Boston College
Washington State
Father's Day Events at Monroe Country Club
The Monroe Country Club hosts a Father's Day Special Stag Sunday morning and a mixed 2 ball event with drawings at 4 30 pm. A cookout follows play. Thursday June 23 is Guest Day with teen time reservations. Men sign up for play June 26 to qualify for the July 4 Match.
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Monroe Country Club
Rent That Room Through Classified Ads
A notice encourages renting a room via classifieds in The Monroe Evening Times. It highlights available listings, contact details, and rental terms for prospective tenants.
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Monroe Evening Times
Scoreboard reveals chaotic AL standings and results
In the American League Baltimore leads with 40 wins while Cleveland and Detroit follow. Recent games saw Chicago beat Minnesota 3 1 and Washington prevail 5 4 in 11 innings. California defeated Kansas City 4 2 and New York beat Detroit 5 2.
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Cleveland
Detroit
California
Chicago
Minnesota
New York
Washington
Kansas City
Boston
Emi Chicago
National League standings and Friday results update
National League report shows San Francisco leading with 40 wins and 23 losses, Pittsburgh 35-25, Los Angeles 35-26, and Philadelphia 35-27. Friday results include Philadelphia 6 St Louis 5. New York 6 2 Cincinnati 5 1. Pittsburgh 4 Atlanta 2. San Francisco 4 Los Angeles 1.
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Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Houston
St. Louis
Atlanta
Cincinnati
New York
Chicago
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Le Mans 24 Hour Race Opens Amid Driver Feuds
Le Mans France the 24 hour race began after last minute feuds Ford returned to the lineup after threatening to withdraw over driver disqualification Ferrari started with No 1 driver John Surtees absent after he quit over a third driver being added to his car Surtees had returned to racing in the spring following a serious Canadian accident last autumn.
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LE Mans
France
Ford
Ferrari
John Surtees
Surtees
Canada
Mets Sweep Reds Behind Bressoud's Trio of RBIs
Eddie Bressoud of the Mets homered with three runs in the first game and added two RBIs on a bases-loaded single in the seventh of the nightcap as New York swept Cincinnati 6-5 and 2-1. Gaylor Perry held the Dodgers to four hits in a 4-1 NL win for San Francisco.
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Mets
New York
Cincinnati
Gaylor Perry
Giants
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Paula Clauder Leads Milwaukee Jaycee Open Round Three
Paula Clauder five time Wisconsin state champion held a two stroke lead over fellow amateurs entering the third round of the 72 hole Milwaukee Jaycee Open golf tournament today in Milwaukee.
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Paula
Milwaukee
Paula Clauder
Wisconsin
White Sox Stop Twins 3-1 To Break Slump
Chicago White Sox end an eight game skid by beating the Minnesota Twins 3-1. Ken Berry homered in the third and a four run fourth inning backed Tommy John to win his fifth of the season as Don Buford, Tom McCraw, Floyd Robinson and Lee Elia produced the decisive hits. The Sox move into the American League first division and prepare to host Minnesota again with Jack Lamabe facing Dave Boswell.
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Sox
Minnesota
Ken Berry
Tommy John
Don Buford
Tom McCraw
Floyd Robinson
Lee Elia
John
Twins
White Sox
Jack Lamabe
Dave Boswell
Chicago Cubs
Houston
Bill Hands
Dave Giusti
Golfing Activities Gain Momentum At Monroe Country Club
Golfers at the Monroe Country Club plan a Fathers Day Stag breakfast and a mixed 2 ball in the afternoon with 4 30 p m drawings. A Local Guest Day is set for July 23 with James Forbes in the Pro Shop arranging times. Events include a cookout and prizes while players qualify for the June 26 Fourth of July Match Play tournament.
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Monroe Country Club
James Forbes
Argyle Social Notes Highlight Graduations and Visits
The column records multiple local gatherings and travels. It notes houses changed ownership with Mr. and Mrs. Chris Winger moving into a home built by the Robert Rossings, and lists relatives visiting Beloit, Rockford, Janesville, and Blanchardville for family events. It also mentions a graduation in Beloit and a Father’s Day picnic at the Arnold Heller home with numerous attendees from Argyle and surrounding towns.
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Chris Winger
Robert Rossings
Jerry Wyttenbach
Rockford
Willard Sopers
Gene Scott
Claire Paulson
Leroy Paulson
Blanchardville
Cora Farrell
Alvin Wecker
Beloit
David
Janesville
Jane
Mary Jo Schellenger
Francis Muenich
Kalamazoo
Mich
Muench
Susan
Bob Harrison
Kaspar Berget
Big Silver Lake
Wautoma
Fred Ross
Elmer Erickson
Bergets
Arnold Heller
South Wayne
August Schlaff
Argyle
Bud Nall
Ted
Debbie
Chris
Patty
Holcomb
Ill
Guy Anderson
Freeport
Matthew Nall
Browntown
Howard Nall
Madison
Eugene Kolb
Ronald Johnson
Tana
Darlington
Frank Nall
Jack Everson
Chris Berg
Judelle
Community notes and local updates from Monroe and area
The通信 column shares greetings from Erma Klassy at the high school about a Ken Allen photo, reports oats turning golden early due to mustard flowers, welcomes Erv Spring as a new reader and golfer, mentions Ed Easter helping 4H land judging, Carl Schnittler recovering after hospital stay, and contractors finishing jobs amid storms with crews at Bob Stauffer's in Monroe and Hans Anderegg farm in New Glarus.
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Ken Allen
Ken
Erma Klassy
Erv
Arnold Alme
Bob Stauffer
Monroe
Hans Anderegg
New Glarus
Bill Rees
Charlie Mathias
Last Month for Sound of Music at Hilldale Madison
The note urges seeing the film Sound of Music at Hilldale Theater in Madison before it closes this month. It also mentions autumn foliage, noting unusually dark green leaves on hard maples, and references local farm work by Carl Wilcox, Art Fish, Les ter, Don Witt, and Owen Keener near Monticello.
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Carl Wilcox
Jordan Township
Art Fish
Lester
Don Witt
Owen Keener
Monticello
Hilldale Theater
Madison
Guided tour confirms a duck nesting pond in Juda
James Schwoegler reports a walk with Russell Matzke around the Juda sewage lagoon. No odor was detected and Matzke notes ducks have been nesting there all along, a conclusion that aligns with local observations.
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Juda
Russell Matzke
Russell
James Schwoegler
Soil Conservation
No Favorite for Sundays 160 Mile Road America Race
Elkhart Lake race notes no clear favorite for Road America s annual 160 mile feature as Texas oilman Jim Hall and Chaparral are absent. Absence shifts odds toward remaining entrants and other strong teams in the June event.
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Elkhart Lake
Texas
Jim Hall
Road America
Palmer Casper Tied For Open Lead At Olympic Club
The 66th U S Open moved into the third round with Arnold Palmer and Billy Casper tied at 137. They led the field on the tight Olympic Club course where scores ran lower than expected.
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San Francisco
Arnold Palmer
Billy Casper
Olympic Club
Track events postponed to Kiwanis Little Olympics
Wausau Friday night track and field events were canceled due to rain and added to today's Kiwanis Little Olympics schedule. The meet began Thursday and concludes tonight with revised events across the program.
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Wausau
Classified Ads Help Thousands Solve Daily Problems
Daily readers rely on local classified ads to find essential goods and services. The listings cover jobs housing and errands, connecting seekers with neighbors and merchants. The compact notices reflect community needs and practical solutions in a busy marketplace.
Today in History June 18 highlights from 1812 to 1966
Entries note Congress declared war on Great Britain in 1812 over interference with American ships. Other events include Napoleon’s 1815 defeat, a 1940 Franco-German armistice talk, Churchill visiting the U.S. in 1942, Truman veterans care upgrades in 1946, a 1956 Egypt Dam loan offer, a 1956 Strasbourg derailment, and a 1965 Titan 3 rocket launch from Cape Kennedy with a large dummy payload.
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Congress
Great Britain
Napoleon
Adolf Hitler
Benito Mussolini
Munich
Winston Churchill
United States
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harry S. Truman
Dmitri Shepilov
Egypt
Nasser
Aswan High Dam
Nile River
Paris
Air Force
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Markets summarize livestock prices from Chicago week
The USDA market report shows hogs steady to higher for under 230 pounds, 75 to 150 higher for 230 pounds and up, sows higher, mixed slaughter weights trading up to 26.00 for 200-220 pounds. Cattle and sheep show lower to mixed moves with steers under 1150 pounds steady to 50 lower, 1150 pounds and up 50 cents to 1 lower, heifers steady to 50 lower, and slaughter weights variously falling.
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USDA
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