Reds Rally Past Dodgers in Ninth to Take Series Opener
Cincinnati forged a 5-4 win over Los Angeles as Frank Robinson and Gene Freese slugged key hits and Howie Nunn and Jim Brosnan shut down the Dodgers. Freese doubled home a run in the ninth after Kasko's bases loaded single, giving Cincinnati a three game NL lead.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati Reds
Frank Robinson
Gene Freese
Los Angeles
Dodgers
Robinson
Freese
Eddie Kasko
Howie Nunn
Jim Brosnan
Reds
RBI
Brosnan
San Francisco
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Chicago Cubs
Milwaukee
Dodger
Don Drysdale
Jim O’toole
Tommy Davis
Cleveland
Tribe
Detroit Tigers
Indians
Tigers
New York
Minnesota Twins
Camilo Pascual
Harmon Killebrew
Sam Mele
Yankees
Boston
Kansas City
Lew Krausse
Baltimore
Chicago White Sox
Washington
Billy Bruton
Rocky Colavito
Dick McAuliffe
Bruton
Jim Perry
Don Messi
Chuck Essegian
Tito Francona
Bubba Phillips
Johnny Romano
Gonstead Sets Sights On State Fair Park Race Showdown
Curt Gonstead, Monroe chiro practor, plans to enter his Elva Milter junior formula racer at State Fair Park tomorrow. The event, part of five SCAA Milwaukee Region races, drew over 60 entries and offers racing starting at 1 p m rain or shine. Special guests from welfare groups will attend.
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Curt Gonstead
Monroe
State Fair Park
Elkhart Lake
Sports Car Club of America
Milwaukee
West Allis
Smith Dumped From Collegiate Golf Championship
AYETTE Ind Steve Smith of Green Bay Wisconsin amateur champion at the National Collegiate Golf Championship semifinals Friday before missing on the final hole and losing to Mike Podolski of Ohio State one down in a 36 hole match. Podolski to face Jack Nicklaus of Ohio State in the final after Nicklaus beat Gene Hunt Michigan two and one.
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Ayette
Ind
Wisconsin
Steve Smith
Green’ Bay
Smith
Mike Podolski
Ohio State
Podolski
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Gene Hunt
Michigan
Stars Pitchers and Batters Pace 40 Victory Over Yankees
Camilo Pascual pitched a six hit one walk win with eight strikeouts as the Twins shut out the Yankees 4 0. Harmon Killebrew drove in all four Twins runs with three hits including a homer in the decisive game.
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Camilo Pascual
Twins
Yankees
Harmon Killebrew
Luster Stars in All-America Game West Victorious in Buffalo
Marv Luster UCLA end led the West to a 30-20 win over the East in Buffalo earning the Robert F Kennedy MVP. He totaled 120 rushing receiving yards six catches and a 47 yard TD from Bob Schloredt. Navy’s Joe Bellino struggled but had notable kickoff returns.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Marv Luster
Ucla
Robert F. Kennedy
Luster
Los Angeles
Owens
Joe Bellino
Navy
Bellino
Rival Milers Clash for AAU Mile Title
New York Downing Stadium hosts the two day AAU meet with Jim Beatty from North Carolina squared against Cyrol Burleson of Oregon in the mile of the year. Both runners faced trials as finals were set for jumps sprints hurdles and the 6 mile run with the mile trials and 440 also on the schedule. National television coverage was planned by ABC from 4 to 6 p.m. EST.
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New York
Jim Beatty
University of North Carolina
Cyrol Burleson
Beatty
Burleson
University of Oregon
Downing Stadium
Randalls Island
Tinals
American Broadcasting Company
Local visits span Argyle Blanchardville and Madison guests
A string of visitors arrives and departs across Blanchardville Argyle and Madison. Downey California couple Roslyn Paulson and son Danny return home after two week visit with Sanford Nybroton and Leroy Paulson. Michigan State scholar Vernon Hanson resumes teaching at Mauston this fall after East Lansing stint. Milwaukee Detroit and Madison residents stop by, sharing meals and greetings with family in Blanchardville Darlington Mineral Point and Madison.
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Roslyn Paulson
Danny
Downey
Calif
Sanford Nybroton
Argyle
Leroy Paulson
Blanchardville
Jeffrey
Chris Trevillian
Mary Ann
Milwaukee
Earl J. Barber
Darlington
Mineral Point
Vernon Hanson
Craig
Debra
Von
Earl Barber
Mauston
East Lansing
Mich
Hanson
Michigan State University
Ella Coyne
Detroit
Clarence Paulson
Herman Posner
Finn
Orvin Phillipson
Roland Ellis
Paula
Madison
Walter Petersen
Jimmy
Stanley Johnson
Rudolph
Alma DeVoe
Jack Myhre
Russell Miller
DeVoe
Wanamaker Pioneered Full Page Advertising in Newspapers
John Wanamaker the merchant prince of the 1870s is credited with first inserting full page advertisements in a newspaper, a move that reshaped ad formats and market reach.
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John Wanamaker
Prince
Park Schedule Roundup for Monday to Thursday
Park and recreation leagues post weekly games with multiple matchups. Games include Twin ing vs Park Recreation Monday, Grace Lutheran vs Jaycees Tuesday, and Eagles against Martin s Thursday, with South Wayne Co B and other teams hosting events across recreation and park divisions.
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Twining
South Wayne
Park Recreation
Grace Lutheran
Jaycees
Dorman
Power and Light
Co. B
St. Clare
SeeBees
Monroe Milling
Firemen
Swiss Colony
Eagles
Martin’s
Browntown
Helland-Hein
Baseball Standings and Results Across Leagues
The scoreboard lists American League standings with New York Cleveland and Baltimore in top positions and results from Fridays and Saturdays games. National League shows Cincinnati Los Angeles San Francisco and Pittsburgh leading, plus scores from reported matchups and upcoming schedules.
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New York
Cleveland
Baltimore
Chicago
Washington
Kansas City
Minnesota
Los Angeles
Detroit
Boston
Ton
Cincinnati
San Fran
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
iChicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
San Francisco
Mele Assumes Duties With Victory for Twins
Sam Mele became the Minnesota Twins manager with a 4-0 win over the New York Yankees. He took over amid a slide, replacing Cookie Lavagetto to spark new life, as Cal Griffith sought a fresh start for the underperforming club.
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ST. Paul-Minneapolis
Sam Mele
Minnesota Twins
New York Yankees
Mele
Twins
Cal Griffith
Cookie Lavagetto
Lavagetto
Giant gold nugget found in Siberia exceeds thirty pounds
Tass reports a gold nugget weighing 14 150 grams more than 31 pounds found in a northwest Siberian field. At 35 dollars per troy ounce the nugget is valued around 16 000 dollars.
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Moscow
Tass
Siberia
U.S
Darlington Beats Local Girls 13-10
Monroe girls softball lost 13 to 10 at Twining Park to Darlington. They face Jonesdale in Hollandale next Thursday. Ardelle Milestone pitched 12 strikeouts and led with doubles and triples along with Holly Muenich. Jane Mitchell excelled behind the plate.
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Monroe
Darlington
Twining Park
Jonesdale
Hollandale
Headquarters Tavern
Jane Mitchell
Ardelle Milestone
Holly Muenich
RBI
New York City Faces 400000 Unlisted Telephones
Citywide estimate puts 400000 unlisted telephones in use. Each private line would cost an extra 50 cents per month, adding to local telecommunication expenses.
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New York City
Swiss Cheese Markets Steady in Wisconsin State Brand Trade
Wisconsin primary cheese markets stayed steady with fair to good demand for current cheese and seasonally active curing grass cheese. U S storage stocks rose 28.4 million pounds in May while American cheese output fell two percent from last week, 30.7 million pounds, and remained above the five year average.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Market News Service
U.S
Family visitors from Iowa Florida and Illinois gather in South Wayne
Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Chapman visited Chicago for a two week vacation with their son and daughter in law from Florida. The Charles Chapman family from Platteville joined them. Mrs. Rose Hasley hosted Pat and Mike Hasley of Palatine with Herbert Sigalus of Warren returning home with them. Rockford residents Mr. and Mrs. Avery Gage Mary Katie and Mrs. Lela Gage visited Arlie Mitchell. Mary Katie stayed several days at the Mitchell home.
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H. S. Chapman
Chicago
Florida
Charles Chapman
Platteville
Mas
M. J. Hasley
Pat
Mike
Palatine
Rose Hasley
Herbert Sigalus
Warren
Hasley
Avery Gage
Mary Katie
Lela Gage
Rockford
Arlie Mitchell
Roger Berger
Jody
Bemidji area social notes and local moves
South Wayne Homemakers held a dinner outing near reeport. The Wayne Martin family moved to a new apartment between Gratiot and Saunsburg. He runs a service station near the new site. Mrs. Harry Olson and family from Monroe visited Jerry Gruman. Lynn Gruman returned after a week with grandparents in Edgerton. Monroe high school Class of 1926 reunion attended by Arlie Mitchell James Moe and others.
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Tion
Bemidji
Minn
South Wayne
Reeport
Wayne Martin
Gratiot
Saunsburg
Harry Olson
Monroe
Tom Peterson
F. Weisman
Edgerton
Jerry Gruman
Lynn Gruman
Arlie Mitchell
James Moe
Monroe High School
Juda By Mabel E Bouer
The Robert Maxted family Be loit and Len Helland host area visitors as the Berryman family reunion near Evansville draws relatives from Rockford Oregon and Monroe on a weekend of social visits and shared anniversaries.
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Robert Maxted
Beloit
Len Helland
Harrison Grenzow
Berryman
Evansville
Ralph Frey
Leo Quinn
Argyle
Rockford
Oregon
Lil
Frey
Mr. Quinn
Jessie Pengra
Jay Barmore
Monroe
Brodhead
Roger Starke
Pacific Garden Mission
Chicago
John Siedschlag
Arlan Hartwig
Lake Lucerne
Jake Jones
Marvin Siedschlag
EUB
Walter Ludwig
Union Eub
Sailor aboard USS Boston serves out of Boston
The Service Record notes electrician's mate second class David W. Kuebli son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter C. Kuebli of 902 9th Street serving aboard the guided missile heavy cruiser USS Boston operating out of Boston, Massachusetts.
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David W. Kuebli
USN
Walter C. Kuebli
9Th Street
USS
Boston
Mass
Norgaard Serves Aboard USS Topeka In Seventh Fleet
Roger W. Norgaard fire control technician third class USN son of Mr and Mrs Waldo O Norgaard residing at 1513 19th street serves aboard the guided missile cruiser USS Topeka a major unit of the Seventh Fleet operating in the western Pacific.
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Roger W. Norgaard
USN
Waldo O. Norgaard
19Th Street
Topeka
Seventh Fleet
Western Pacific
Army Pfc. Holman Serves in Germany Training Exercise
Army Pfc. Donald W. Holman son of Mr and Mrs A Holman Route 1 Brodhead participated with the 14th Armored Cavalry Regiment 2nd Reconnaissance Squadron in field training exercises in Germany. He is a driver in Troop F Bad Kissingen entered the Army in October 1958 arrived overseas in March 1959 and attended Orfordville high school.
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Army
Donald W. Holman
A. Holman
Route 1
Brodhead
14Th Armored Cavalry Regiment
Germany
Holman
Bad Kissingen
Orfordville High School
U S Plans Moon Shot With Ranger in 1962
Space agency officials announced an unmanned Ranger mission to the moon early in 1962. Ranger stands about ten feet tall and weighs around 750 pounds and will carry television gear to beam surface pictures to Earth.
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U.S
Ranger
Washington
United States
Space Agency
Moon
Earth
Harry Knezel Elected Head of Beloit Legion
BRODHEAD Times Special reports Harry Knezel, a longtime member and former Brod head resident, was elected commander of the West Field Post American Legion in Beloit. He has served 40 years in the post and six years as adjutant, and is a brother of Vernon Knezel.
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Brodhead
Harry Knezel
West Field
American Legion
Beloit
Vernon Knezel
VFW Convention Rebukes Birch Society at Sheboygan
At the 40th Wisconsin VFW convention in Sheboygan delegates adopted two resolutions praising American democracy and denouncing the John Birch Society for insidious methods. The Americanism measure warned against slipping into fascism in anti Communist zeal. The Military Order of the Cootie elected William Babl of Milwaukee as commander and Galen Day of Madison as judge advocate.
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Sheboygan
Wisconsin Department of the Veterans of Foreign Wars
John Birch Society
Associated Fun Organization
Military Order of the Cootie
William Babl
Milwaukee
Galen Day
Madison
Resolution Dissolves New Glarus Pool Group
The New Glarus Swimming Pool, Inc. articles were recorded June 7 1961 and signed by Jacob S Disch as president with Mrs George Hartman as secretary The village board earlier approved pool operation in April and unanimously passed dissolution The pool project funded by contributions and fundraisers now transfers oversight to the village recreation committee and board
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NEW Glarus
Times
New Glarus Swimming Pool, Inc
Jacob S. Disch
George Hartman
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Beloit Legion
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FORD
Leon P. Geiger
Monroe Sales Company
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Monroe Sales Co
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