Ford Resumes Winning Ways in Tight AL Race
Ford, back from an ailing arm, pitched a three hit shutout as the Yankees snapped a five game skid with a 3-0 win over Baltimore. Mantle plans a test against Detroit as he works through leg injuries. Cleveland fell to Boston as Los Angeles and Chicago won, shaping a close AL race with White Sox, Angels, and Twins in pursuit.
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Whitey Ford
Mickey Mantle
New York
Ford
Mantle
Yankees
Baltimore
Detroit
Yankee
Yanks
Cleveland
Boston
Los Angeles Angels
Minnesota
Kansas City
Chicago White Sox
Twins
Washington
Art Mahaffey
Philadelphia
Chicago Cubs
Orioles
Marshall Bridges
Clete Boyer
Hector Lopez
Bill Skowron
Earl Wilson
Dick Radatz
Chicago
Eddie Fisher
Fisher
al Smith
White Sox
Bo Belinsky
Angels
Los Angeles
Belinsky
Billy Moran
Felix Torres
Sports Scoreboard With Team Standings And Results
The scoreboard shows Cleveland 38 26 .594 and Los Angeles 36 28 .563 with Minnesota 2 and New York 2 as shown. Thursday results include New York 3 Baltimore 0 Boston 3 Cleveland 1 Detroit 6 Washington 3 Chicago 6 Minnesota 2 Los Angeles 3 Kansas City 1.
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Cleveland
Los Angeles
Minnesota
New York
Baltimore
Chicago
Kansas City
Mosten
Washington
Boston
Detroit
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
St. Leuis
Houston
St. Louis
Chi
Midgets Schedule More Ball Games
Midget League baseball action resumes Monday with six games in the weekly three day round. Captains were elected last week and John Prien is program director. Read lists include captains and players for Yankees Angels Tigers White Sox Indians Pirates Senators and more.
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John Prien
Prien
Angels
Tigers
White Sox
Indians
Pirates
Senators
Yankees
John Gruber
Jim Bosanny
Richard Golackson
Gary Garofalo
Jim Kessenich
Dave Bennett
Dan Gelbach
David Wilde
Robert Gordee
Bill Pfund
Bill Kuban
Bill Viney
Fred Dearth
Tim Neuberger
Terry Furniss
Ted Furniss
Mark Purcell
Dan Winzenried
Mike Schmitz
Joe Viney
Richard Rudhti
Curt Phillips
Mark Geiger
Russ Tschudy
Randy Schlitz
Gene Oates
Dale Hexom
Gary Hendrickson
Frank Doherty
Jim Erickson
Dave Spoerry
Harry McGuire
John Bauman
Jim Miller
Tim Lostetter
Steve Wilde
Mark Mike Mulligan
Mark Loeffel
Mark Brauchle
Mike van Wagenan
Chuck Will
Wendell Phillips
Mike Vandflu
Dick Holyoke
Ernie l Laeser
Steve Field
Tom Lausch
Tom Indians
Danny Rech
Steve Hennager
Jack Murray
Jim Howe
Steve Bayrhoffer
Kevin Burington
Fred Marty
Greg Nelson
Greg Holmes
Bill Wagner
Dan Halverson
Monticello News Notes From Monroe Hospital Visits
Henry J Elmer and Fred Zweifel visited Mrs Zweifel a surgical patient at St Clare in Monroe. Mr and Mrs Ira Holcomb called on Mrs Fred Zweifel and Henry Gessler, patients at St Clare hospital. Miss Sharon Durtschi stayed with Miss Susie Goodell in Monroe. Mrs Jacob Jeg and Julie called in Monroe. Mrs Joseph D Viney and family visited her parents, Mr and Mrs Lora Pease. Miss Nancy Durtschi went to Milwaukee Wednesday to stay with her parents.
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Henry J. Elmer
Fred Zweifel
Monroe
Zweifel
St. Clare
Ira Holcomb
Henry Gessler
St. Clare Hospital
Sharon Durtschi
Susie Goodell
Jacob Jeg
Julie
Joseph D. Viney
Lora Pease
Nancy Esrns
Milwaukee
Dyna Leads State in Newport to Bermuda Race
Dyna a 58 foot yawl owned by Clayton Ewing of Green Bay and Easton Maryland was the top Wisconsin finisher on corrected time in the 635 mile Newport to Bermuda race. Dyna placed 27th overall with a corrected time of 3 days 6 hours 52 minutes and 8 seconds.
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Dyna
Hamilton
Bermuda
Clayton Ewing
Green Bay
Easton
Wisconsin
Newport-to
Pirates Praised by Jamaica Council for Island Economy
In 1666 the Council of Jamaica commended Caribbean pirates for boosting the island economy. The note highlights a rare official acknowledgment of piracy's economic role on the island during the era.
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Council of Jamaica
Figi Brothers Win Golf Honors Across Three Courses
John Chum Figi of Fond du Lac secured his third hole in one on a Fond du course after earlier aces at Monroe and Marshfield. Meldger Mig Figi of Waukesha doubled with a Merrill Hills ace using a No 5 iron. Chuck Figi at Monroe tied the flag tournament with a 74, while their sister Frederic Van Voast remains in Hawaii.
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John
Chum) Figi
Marshfield
Fond du
Monroe
Meldger
Mig) Figi
Waukesha
Merrill Hills
Milwaukee
Charles
Chuck) Figi
Monroe Country Club
Figs
Frederic van Voast
Hawaii
Track Marks To Face Tests at AAU Tourney
Walnut Calif Eight championships with several world records endangered go on the line tonight as the National AAU track and field carnival starts a two night run. More than 400 athletes are gathered for this 74th annual meet and world title contenders such as Dallas Long Frank Budd and Robert Hayes are scheduled to compete in the opening program. Meet director Hilmer Lodge listed eight world records in danger including the 100 yard dash the 120 yard high hurdles the shot put and broad jump. Other final events tonight are the 440 yard hurdles the javelin and the 6 mile run.
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Walnut
Calif
Dallas Long
Frank Budd
Robert Hayes
Hilmer Lodge
Fillies and Colts Set for Five Major Races Saturday
Three year old stars of the American turf will race at five tracks this Saturday. The fillies contest the $100000 added Coaching Club American Oaks at Belmont Park over 1 1 8 miles. Colts compete for big payoffs in the Leonard Richard Stakes at Delaware Park, Warren Wright Handicap at Arlington Park, Cinema Handicap at Hollywood Park, and Lamplighter Handicap at Mount Moon Park.
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Associated Press
Belmont Park
Delaware Park
Arlington Park
Hollywood Park
Monmouth Park
Park Schedule Tonight Includes Kiwanis and Bank Matchups
Tomorrow at the park Kiwanis faces Zwicker's at 7 30 p m with Commercial Bank taking on Monroe FFA at 8 45 p m rain postponed games will be rescheduled as needed.
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Kiwanis
Zwicker
Commercial Bank
Monroe Ffa
South Wayne Beats Montgomery Electric In Softball Clash
South Wayne defeated Montgomery Electric 12 to 5 at Recreation Park. Six opening runs set the pace as Kathy McGuire and Karen Hanson starred for South Wayne with multi hit days, while Marilyn Mayer held the losers to six hits. Montgomery Electric plans rematch at Woodford on Sunday July 8 after a July 12 date with South Wayne at Recreation Park.
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South Wayne
Montgomery Electric
Recreation Park
Kathy McGuire
Karen Hanson
Karen Pickett
Karen Rothenbuehler
Lou Ann Prien
Judy Stricker
Wiodta
Woodford
Blackhawk
Wiota Triumphs Over Blanchardville In Exhibition
Wiota outlasted Blanchardville 21 to 8 in a Home Taken League exhibition yesterday. Both teams had 13 hits, with Wiota surging to a 6 to 0 lead before Blanchardville narrowed the gap. Five errors by Blanchardville hurt their chances.
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Wiota
Blanchardville
Red Sox Top Indians 3-1 Behind Hardy Two-Run Blast
Yesterday's star Carroll Hardy homered twice driving in all Boston runs in a 3-1 win over AL-leading Cleveland. Whitey Ford of the Yankees, hampered by a seasonlong arm injury, shut out Baltimore on three hits before retiring after 875 innings, snapping a five-game New York losing streak.
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Carroll Hardy
Red Sox
Boston
Cleveland
Whitey Ford
Yankees
Baltimore
New York
Packers Sign Three Veterans For 1961 Champion Line
Green Bay coach Vince Lombardi announced the signing of veteran tackles Forrest Gregg Norm Masters and Bob Skoronski. Their blocking helped power the Packers to the National Football League championship.
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Green Bay
Vince Lombardi
Forrest Gregg
Norm Masters
Bob Skoronski
Packers
Rural development program aims to coordinate local resources
Green County residents learn that Rural Development RD seeks to improve agriculture, create jobs, upgrade education and services, and develop leadership through local action with USDA and state and federal partners. Success hinges on motivation and local teamwork within a long range plan.
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Green County
Congress
USDA
Sorenson Beats Campbell In 18th Women’s Collegiate Golf
Carol Sorenson of Wisconsin defeated New Mexico’s Mary Jo Campbell 1 up in a quarter final in Albuquerque. Sorenson, from Janesville and former Wisconsin amateur champ, was one down at the turn but rallied to win.
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Carol Posts
Albuquerque
N.M
Wisconsin
Carol Sorenson
Mary Jo Campbell
New Mexico
Miss Sorenson
Janesville
Social Security Disability Benefits Explainer
A 30 year old, married with four children seeks disability benefits. Eligibility hinges on five years of work in the prior ten, inability to perform substantial work, and a lasting condition shown by medical evidence. Benefits may extend to dependents and begin seven months after disability starts. A 57 year old with a serious disability seven months off work may qualify for monthly benefits and family allowances.
Ethiopians Favor Tej and Wat Dish in Cuisine
Ethiopians favor tej a gold honey liquor besides coffee and wat a meat and pepper dish as staple delights. The passage notes tej as a preferred drink and wat as a key meat dish in Ethiopian cuisine.
Your friend the want ad does your selling, renting, hiring
A concise notice suggests using a trusted friend to manage selling, renting, or hiring tasks. It emphasizes personal recommendation and ease of connecting with trustworthy helpers for local needs.
Goldwater to be introduced by Wiley at $100 dinner
Milwaukee news reports Sen Barry Goldwater will be introduced by Sen Wiley at a $100 a plate Republican dinner Saturday night. Wiley won renomination last month but right wing delegates backed Howard Boyle against Wiley for liberalism. The dissidents would have preferred Philip G. Kuehn to introduce Goldwater.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Barry Goldwater
Sen
Wiley
Goldwater
Howard Boyle
Sen. Goldwater
Philip G. Kuehn
Albany Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mrs. William Steindorf hosts Albany guests including Mr and Mrs Joseph Ester and daughter Ann of Munster Indiana. Mrs Robert Strayer with three children visit her parents Colonel and Mrs Dixon. Numerous other residents from Albany Madison Monroe and Gratiot share weekend gatherings and house guests.
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Ann
Munster
Ind
Ben Cleveland
Robert Strayer
Hickory Hill
Mich
Colonel Dixon
Ben Holsapple
Bernice
Monroe
Emily Holtsapple
Lloyd Edwards
Oconomowoc
Everett Peckham
Arthur Maenner
Sheldon Holtsapple
Madison
Charles Miller
Gratiot
Ed Killingstad
Local Residents Report Short Visits and Returns
Miller's father Wayne Webb has stayed two weeks as a houseguest with the Killingstads and will return to St Paul where he works. Kurt Gaarder returns home Saturday from two weeks reserve training at Great Lakes Naval Station. Mrs Warren Schesser works at Manchesters in Madison and teaches in Brodhead schools. E A Sharer was a Sunday guest of his son Owen in Darlington.
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Miller
Wayne Webb
Killingstads
St. Paul
Kurt Gaarder
Great Lakes Naval Station
Warren Schesser
Manchester
Madison
Brodhead
E. A. Sharer
Owen
Darlington
Ship dispute settled after Taft-Hartley cooling off period
San Francisco reports a contract agreement ending a nine month dispute that triggered a four week strike in March and April, idling about 60 ships during the West Coast maritime standstill nine days before the 80 day Taft-Hartley cooling off period concluded.
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San Francisco
Taft-Hartley
Kaolin Deposits Found in Bitterfontein Region South Africa
Vast deposits of kaolin clay were discovered in the Bitterfontein area of South Africa, about 300 miles north of Cape Town. The find concerns material used in porcelain and paper production and may impact local mining and industrial prospects.
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Bitterfontein
South Africa
Cape Town
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