It Was a Busy Night In Slowpitch Action
In slowpitch play six games produced wide margins and tight finishes. Swiss Colony defeated Swiggums 16-0 behind Fran Schott's one hitter and 17 hits. Alphorn Lounge beat Dormans 12-6 aided by Dormans errors. Toms Silo Service edged EUB 8-5. Tri-State narrowly beat Martins 6-5. the Firemen split a doubleheader defeating Chalet Cheese 12-1 then losing to Curtiss 6-5 in a makeup game. The game details include multiple four hit nights, RBIs, and late-inning rallies shaping league standings with Colony atop the Open League and Tri-State leading the Major. A separate note: Steve Arlin of Ohio State signed with the Philadelphia Phillies for a contract around $100,000.
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John Prien
Swiss Colony
Swiggums
Alphorn Lounge
Dormans
Toms Silo Service
EUB
Tri-State
Martins
Firemen
Chalet Cheese
Curtiss
Fran Schott
Doug Hirsch
Bob Leistikow
Larry Lancaster
Dick Yaun
Colony
Larry Jones
Dick Leizinger
Jerry Myhre
Bud Donovan
Mickey Hyland
Tom Holcomb
Clet Bainbridge
Don Martin
al Zuhlke
Toms Silo
Curt Schwerin
Mike Schmerse
Gene Lueck
Don van Wagenen
Roger Kubly
Chalet
al Doppeler
Don
Royal Ritschard
Hank Ri
Scores and standings from the baseball day
MLB results include New York 2 St Louis 0 in 10, Philadelphia 7 Atlanta 3, Cincinnati 4 Pittsburgh 3, Los Angeles 5 Houston 2. Schedule shows Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, St Louis at Houston, San Francisco at Chicago. AL leaders feature Baltimore 44 23 .657 and Detroit 40 23, with Cleveland 39 24 and California 37 31. Wednesday results include Cleveland over Boston 5 3, Detroit 12 Washington 2, Baltimore 3 New York 0, Chicago 7 Kansas City 4, California 4 Minnesota 1.
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New York
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Atlanta
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Houston
San Francisco
Chicago
Baltimore
Detroit
Cleveland
California
Minnesota
Washington
Kansas City
Boston
San Fran
Phillies Spoil Debut For Braves Bonus Baby
Former Braves bonus baby Joey Jay started for Atlanta but the Phillies spoiled his Atlanta debut with a 7 3 victory. The game featured a solid Phillies attack and the Braves despite decent pitching fell short.
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PHILS
Atlanta
Braves
Joey Jay
Philadelphia Phillies
Packers Sign Two Sophomores for 1966
Green Bay reports sophomores Allen Jacobs and Rich Marshall have returned signed contracts for the 1966 season.
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Green Bay
Allen Jacobs
Rich Marshall
Hubers Edge Commercial Bank In Tenning Softball Tilt
Hubers finally outscored Commercial Bank 6 to 4 in a ten inning game to even their record at 1-1. Bidlingmaier hit a second inning homer to put Hubers ahead early. Swiggum had three singles for Commercial Bank led by Prien and Lancaster with multiple hits. Dale earned the win and Prien took the loss as Hubers held a 7 for 40 team line with six runs.
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Hubers
Commercial Bank
Bidlingmaier
Huber
Swiggum
Marty
Lancaster
Prien
Buchholtz
Phillips
Meyers
Milz
Dale
Cards Edge Mets 10-5 in Pony League clash
The Cardinals beat the Mets 10-5 with nine hits led by Stu Grendahl who homered and doubled with two RBIs. Bill Tschanz earned the win, Fred Dearth took the loss, and Bosanny tossed three strikeouts in relief.
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Cardinals
Fred Dearth
Jim Bosanny
Mets
Stu Grendahl
Mark Loeffel
Frank Doherty
Mike Ross
Bill Tschanz
Cardinal
Dearth
Bob Teehan
Mike Molitor
Farmers and WEKZ Win Softball Opener
The Women's Softball League opened with Hasler's Farmers defeating Park and Recreation 12 to 10. WEKZ won 32 to 17 over Joe's White Elephant with Peggy Prien driving five RBIs on two home runs including a grand slam.
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Hasler
Farmers
Park and Recreation
WEKZ
Joe’s
White Elephant
Margaret Hasler
Jane Phillips
Peggy Prien
WBKZ
Chris Fritz
Karen Rothenbuehler
Ada Look
Joe White Elephant
Horton Plays Fine Tennis Game With Own Rules
In Moorestown New Jersey 81 year old Edward Everett Horton plays a tennis game with his own set of rules. He stands center court or sits and the ball returns to him and he always wins. Stage veteran Morton visits daily to challenge pro Jim McCaffrey at Haddon Wood Center. McCaffrey has yet to win against Horton who bans backhands and volleying and claims he always wins.
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Moorestown
N.J. Io
Edward Everett Horton
Morton
Haddon Wood
Jim McCaffrey
McCaffrey
Horton
Tilden
Budge
Kramer
M Horton
Orangeville Chamber Announces Golf Day at Windy Acres
The Orangeville Chamber of Commerce sponsors a Golf Day Sunday at Windy Acres south of Monroe. Tee-off runs 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. A buffet dinner will be served in the evening. Open to Orangeville residents alumni and guests.
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Orangeville
Heatwave Drives Pool Crowds as Summer Returns
Continued hot humid weather fills area pools to capacity. Some people cite the heat as a reason to skip exercise while casual sun and steam seemingly melt pounds with minimal effort.
Wisconsin athlete named as Armored Special Services Officer in Germany
Dave Grams a 1964 Wisconsin graduate and 1960 Monroe High alum with ROTC, becomes the 3rd Armored Special Services Officer in Germany. He coordinated division sports programs with brigades, brought together interdivision arrangements, and has a history of quarterbacking, pitching, and leading in basketball and golf.
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Dave Grams
Monroe
Wisconsin
3Rd Armored Special Services
Germany
Dave
Monroe High
Cave
Badgers
Monroe Grad
Elmer Grams
Janesville
Monroe Players Head to State Jaycee Tennis Tourney
Bill Norder Dan Mayer and Tom Hefty depart for the State Jaycee Tennis Tourney opening tomorrow at Elm Grove City Park near Milwaukee. The trio, all former Monroe Cheesemaker teammates coached by Jim Bartholf, will be seniors and a sophomore at Monroe High School this fall.
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Bill Norder
Dan Mayer
Tom Hefty
Elm Grove City Park
Milwaukee
Tampa
Florida
Monroe
Local Jaycee Junior Champ set meeting for state meet prep
Co chairmen Wayne Stroes sner and Bob Ableman urge winners in most divisions to report tonight at T. R. Holyoke Field for a 7 to 730 organizational meeting. The session lines up final entries for the July state meet and previews weekly track clinics on the high school track. State Line League athletes from five schools, including Ott and Nelson of New Glarus and Doug Scott of Belleville, were noted for various events.
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Wayne Stroessner
Bob Ableman
T. R. Holyoke Field
John Ott
Tom Nelson
New Glarus
Glarer Knights
Doug Scott
Belleville Wildcats
Ott
Nelson
Jan Betz
Monticello Ponies Compete Across Track Events
Monticello Ponies entered high jump and 120 yard high hurdles with Al Gilbeautor of Orfordville Parkview also in long jump alongside Nelson. Cary Ziltner and Dave Richert of New Glarus joined shot put, Dennis Marty competed in discus, Dale Anderson of Belleville ran 100 yard dash, Tom Edwards of Brodhead Cardinals ran 880, and Belleville featured in both relays.
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Monticello
al Gilbeautor
Orfordville Parkview
Nelson
Cary Ziltner
Dave Richert
New Glarus
Dennis Marty
Dale Anderson
Belleville
Tom Edwards
Brodhead Cardinals
Yanks and Pirates Triumph In Twin ing Park Action
In baseball at Twin ing Park yesterday the Yanks defeated the Tigers 8 1 with Fred Kundert driving in two on a long single Brad Phillips allowed only one hit and struck out eleven to gain the win Steve Larson had the Tigers lone hit Jim Ingold took the loss The Pirates toppled the Astros 15 4 aided by multiple walks Kevin Winkler doubled for Houston while walks fueled most Pirates runs Steve Allen earned the win Nick Dearth was charged with the loss
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Twining Park
Yanks
Tigers
Pirates
Astros
Fred Kundert
Brad Phillips
Steve Larson
Jim Ingold
Kevin Winkler
Steve Allen
Nick Dearth
Golf League Action Sees Monroe Sales Co Move To Lead
In a Windy Acres match Monroe Sales Co and Windy Acres split 5 5 lifting Monroe Sales Co to first place. Low gross went to Ken Norder and Roger Severson with 37s. Hermie Blum earned low net with 26 while Severson also won for low net. Prizes awarded for various feats including a birdie on No 8 and shortest drive on No 1.
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Windy Acres
Monroe Sales Co
Ken Norder
Roger Severson
Hermie Blum
Norder
Severson
Blum
Frank Mulligan
Bob Logeson
Erwin Spring
John Chambers
Hank Bauman
Virgil
Standings After Last Night's Action Lead Monroe Sales Co
Standings show Monroe Sales Co in first place with 45 points followed by Behring Motors 42 and Bee Line 39 percent. Bauman's Kitchens and Windy both have 37, Montgomery Ward 36, Roy's Stamp Shop 34, Eagles 26, Dearth 26, and Johnson Pontiac 24.
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Brunkow
Monroe Sales Co
Behring Motors
Bee Line
Bauman’s Kitchens
Windy
Montgomery Ward
Roy’s Stamp Shop
Eagles
Dearth
Johnson Pontiac
Cleveland Indians slam two homers in 3-2 win over Boston
Yesterday's Stars Batting Rocky Colavito hit two homers in Cleveland's 3-2 victory over Boston and added another in the doubleheader loss. Pitching by Steve Barber of the Orioles yielded six strikeouts in a 3-0 win over New York.
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Rocky Colavito
Indians
Boston
Cleveland
Steve Barber
Orioles
New York
Lost Act Stirs Debate Over Logical Constraints
A terse note frames a discussion around a missing act and the logic people apply to recover or reinterpret it. The piece explores how absence shapes reasoning and public scrutiny within a cultural or legal context.
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Schott
Martin
Steve Arlin
Ohio State
Esquire Hosiery
Benkert’s
Public Sales Service
Bangs
Ernest Ammon JR
Monroe, Wis
Ray Miskiron
Marvin Bidlingmaier
Eddie Gruetzman
Elmer Braun
Brodhead
Benkerts
Bob Hardell
Mrs
Sebastian Laeser JR
Walt’s
MeloDy Masters
Roger K. Moe
Loewi & Co
Teo
New York Stock Exchange
11Th Street
Loewi & Co., Inc
Monroe, Wisconsin
Mr. and
Michael Ritschard
Nee Angeline Peterson
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Nu-Horizons
Blue Star Roller Rink
Lo. Wis
WSW
Bel Air
Spd
FORD
Marty- Ripp Chevrolet, Inc
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