Wayne Club halts feed team string in slow pitch action
Six games at Twining Park last night featured three makeup and three regular tilts. Wisconsin Liquid Feed saw its five game win streak snapped 3 1 by South Wayne, while Grace Lutheran blanked Martins. Eagles No II beat Moose 5 2 as Moose failed to extend a scoreless inning streak.
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Mueller Enters State Nef Meet
Pete Mueller a Monroe high school senior won an all expense trip to the Wisconsin Recreation Association state tennis tournament in Wauwatosa July 17 and 18. He defeated Paul Croak and Jim Jones in the sectional play, with scores 8 6 4 6 0 and 6 2 6 0, to advance from the Beloit tourney.
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Jim Jones
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Crook
Janesville
Wisconsin
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Lafayette
The
Milwaukee Journal
Waltzing Matilda Misinterpreted as Dance
The Australian song Waltzing Matilda is described as about a roaming man with his swag rather than a dance or romantic scene. It emphasizes a solitary traveler and his pack rather than any dance or romantic element.
Monroe, Delavan Split Doubleheader in Legion Baseball
Monroe defeated Delavan 3-2 in game one while Delavan won 8-3 in game two. Chuck Dearth earned the win in game one with 12 strikeouts. Nostrum and Garthwaite paired in game two. Gille and Buchholtz led Monroe with two hits apiece as Monroe totaled six hits to Delavan’s four. Rufenacht fanned eight with 11 hits in the second game as Monroe again had six hits to Delavan’s five. Monroe next plays at Ft. Atkinson with a 6 pm departure from Recreation Park.
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Bob Buchholtz
Gary Rufenacht
Ft. Atkinson
Recreation Park
National League scoreboard with mixed results and standings
National and American League standings list teams with win loss records and percentages. Tuesdays include San Francisco routing Cincinnati 44 to 0 and Chicago topping Philadelphia 9 to 0. Upcoming games feature Chicago at Philadelphia and Los Angeles at Milwaukee among others.
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Houston
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Cleveland
Boston
Detroit
Washington
Kansas City
Midget League Action: Braves, Indians Win Big
In yesterday’s Twining Park games the Braves defeated the Cardinals 12 to 6 while the Indians beat the Twins 10 to 5. Dan Gelbach doubled for the Cardinals and Dick Rudhti doubled for the Braves. Mark Loef fell as loser. Mike Mulligan won. Paul Stiles tripled for the Twins.
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Cardinal
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Mark Loeffel
Mike Mulligan
Paul Stiles
Paul Marty
Phillies
White Sox
Room for Rent Appears in Monroe Classifieds
Classifieds in The Monroe Evening Times advertise a room for rent. Item notes location within Monroe and contact details for potential tenants seeking a quick rental arrangement.
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Monroe Evening Times
Braves Feast After Snap of Seven-Game Slide
Milwaukee Braves end a seven game losing streak with a 5-2 win over the Los Angeles Dodgers. Ed das Mathews hits his sixth homer after being benched, manager Bobby Bragan discusses lineup moves, and President John McHale visits to congratulate the team.
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Mathews
Don Drysdale
Eddie
Denny Menke
Cassius Clay Returns From Africa with Gift of Pyramid Stone
Heavyweight champion Cassius Clay arrives in New York from a five week Africa tour carrying a 3,500 pound stone slab claimed as part of the Giza pyramid. The Egyptian government presented the artifact, and Clay plans to place it in a museum or use it as a living room couch. He expresses happiness to be home.
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Giza
Reichardt to Sign with Los Angels Angels
Rick Reichardt UW Stevens Point outfielder, sought by many MLB clubs, will sign with the Los Angeles Angels. He will fly to Los Angeles to sign at 2 30 p m. Reichardt, 21, four time Big Ten batting champion, hit .429 as a sophomore and .472 this season with 25 hits in 53 at bats. He also ran 10 1 seconds in the 100 yards and stars in football. The 6 foot 3 inch, 215 pounder caught 26 passes for 383 yards last season.
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Milt Bruhn
Phillies blank Cubs as Culp fires one-hitter
Ray Culp of Philadelphia pitched a one-hitter and allowed two baserunners in a 9-0 Phillies win over the Chicago Cubs in the second game of a doubleheader. Willie Smith of Los Angeles hit a two run homer and added two singles as the Angels beat Washington 2-0 for their seventh straight win.
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Chicago Cubs
Willie Smith
Los Angeles
Angels
Washington
Talbot Shuts Down Red Sox In Sox Victory
Fred Talbot earned his second win without a loss as he pitched the White Sox to a 2-0 win over Boston. Pete Ward hit a homer and Gene Stephens added an insurance double in the sixth as Chicago snapped a four game skid. The Cubs split a doubleheader with Philadelphia, Ellsworth winning the opener and Ray Culp pitching a one-hitter in the nightcap.
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Talbot
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Sox
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Ernie Broglio
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Seat Plan Approved For County Stadium
Milwaukee County Board approves transferring park commission funds to install 2150 temporary bleacher seats at Milwaukee County Stadium for the Packers Shrine game against the Bears on August 22. Estimated cost is $27000.
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Nicklaus Eyes Cleveland Open Title Run
Nicklaus, a 24 year old Columbus standout leading in earnings, eyeing the $20,000 top prize at the Cleveland Open. In 90 degree heat with tornado warnings, he studied the 6821 yard municipal course solo while rivals skipped practice, as 149 pros and 10 amateurs compete in four days of stroke play.
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Arnold Palmer
Tony Lema
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