Slow pitch action highlights two shutouts at Twining Park
Two games ended in shutouts as Heeren and Coplien topped Joe's Private Club 8 0 and Swiss Colony defeated Eagles No 1 5 2. Harvey Loeffel led Swiss Colony with three hits including two doubles, while Don Dunaway and Terry Wenger starred for Joe's Private Club.
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Twining Park
Heeren
Coplien
Joe
Blank Swiggum’s
Office
Swiss Colony
Jim Moe
Dan Pickett
Joe’s
Terry Wenger
Charles Lostetter
Chuck Robertson
Swiggum
Roland Emberson
Vern Hayes
Grant Dale
Bob Rieder
Ron Klemm
Dewey Vorseth
Jerry Coplien
Dave Kuebli
Vic Ingwell
Nate Hare
Denny Swiggum
Pat Lunda
Lunda
Harvey Loeffel
Glenn Wuetrich
Eagles
Larry Voegels
del Soddy
Dale Davis
Fran Schott
Tig Kohl
AAU Championships Open As Stars Aim For Olympic Trials
EW Brunswick NJ America-s top track and field athletes begin two-day National AAU Championships aiming to qualify for the New York Olympic Trials. The top six finishers in 17 of 19 events advance to the trials, joining NCAA and inter service qualifiers. the top two Americans earn a spot on the U S team for a forthcoming dual meet with Russia in Los Angeles.
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Brunswick
America
New York
U.S
Russia
Los Angeles
National League and American League Scoreboard Snapshot
Baseball standings and recent results across both leagues. Key leaders include Philadelphia and San Francisco sharing division pace, Pittsburgh and Chicago in pursuit. Today and tomorrow matchups feature Cincinnati at Pittsburgh and Los Angeles at San Francisco among others.
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Philadelphia
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Chicago
Los Angeles
Houston
Milwaukee
New York
St Louis
Boston
Detroit
Washington
Kansas City
Cleveland
Minnesota
Baltimore
Men’s Playday Winners Listed at Mon roe Country Club
A four club event and regular 18 hole handicap contest highlighted the Men’s Playday at Mon roe Country Club yesterday. Winners included George Williams and Howard Schulz with several runners up and ties, plus net, closest shot, and closest to pin honours. The season continues with regular handicap events and mixed two ball play and the upcoming Club Championship Medal Play 36 hole tournament on July 4 and 5.
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Monroe Country Club
George Williams
Steve Wood
Howard Schulz
J. T
Duke) Etter
Richard H
Dick) Bahr
LeRoy Phillips
Fred Huber
Bud Park
Clarence Franklin
Ed Goecks
Ralph Phillips
Edward Adam
Perry Power
Bernard Lee
Lester Bacon
Deb Shore
Roger Moe
Jack Kundert
Gerald Swiggum
Richard Newcomer
Terry Hanna
Robert Rufenacht
Lynndale Weekend Races Draw 200 Cars at Lynndale Farms
About 200 cars and a star-studded driver lineup enter the Sports Car Club of America divisional races at Lynndale Farms road course. Saturday features 15-lap sedans and class G and H, followed by a 25-lap big production race with Ford Cobras versus Chevrolet Corvette Sting Rays. Sunday, sponsored by the Wisconsin Junior Chamber of Commerce, opens with Formula Junior and Formula Vee races, then a D and E production 15-lap race, and a 75-mile feature for big modified cars in classes C through G.
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Wisconsin Junior Chamber of Commerce
Boerk’s Hitting Sparks Softball Win Over Orangeville
Hughes Mobile Home defeated Orangeville 5 to 2 as Richard Witt earned the win with eight strikeouts and six hits allowed. Richard Boerk starred with three hits including a home run. Cox led Orangeville with two hits and a homer, while Witt and Reed staffed the pitching for their teams. Hughes Mobile Home improved to 2 0 on the season.
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Hughes Mobile
Orangeville
Richard Witt
Witt
Reed
Richard Boerk
Cox
Cleveland Manager Hopes to Rejoin Team
ANNA MARIA CITY Florida Birdie Tebbetts Cleveland Indians manager recovering from heart attack left for Cleveland to undergo a complete physical exam Tebbetts suffered the heart attack April 1 during spring training in Arizona He was accompanied by his wife Mary and their four children
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Anna Maria City
Fla
Birdie Tebbetts
Cleveland Indians
Cleveland
Tebbetts
Tebbets
Arizona
Mary
Monroe Legion Triumphs Over Ft Atkinson 85 in Fort Diamond Showdown
Keith Burington and Jim Dearth powered Monroe Legion to an 85 victory over Fort Atkinson on the Fort diamond. Burington went 4 for 4 with four runs and two triples, while Dearth went 3 for 3 with all singles. Gille and Swiggum added two hits each, and Chuck Dearth struck out 11 in a strong mound effort. Monroe improves to 4-3 on the season.
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Keith Burington
Jim Dearth
Monroe Legion
Ft. Atkinson
Fort
Burington
Dearth
Roger Gille
Dick Swiggum
Gille
Chuck Dearth
Bears Acquire Cleveland End Kreitling in Offseason Deal
The Chicago Bears completed their third major trade in 16 days, acquiring end Rich Kreitling from the Cleveland Browns for defensive back Lowell Caylor and the Bears’ next two draft choices. Kreitling, a five season NFL end and former Illinois star, joins the lineup with Halas orchestrating moves after sending Fred Williams and Angelo Coia to Washington for a first draft pick and trading Maury Youmans to Dallas for Gary Barnes.
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Chicago
Bears
Rich Kreitling
Cleveland Browns
Lowell Caylor
Kreitling
Browns
University of Illanoi
George Halas
Fred Williams
Angelo Coia
Washington
Redskins
Maury Youmans
Dallas Cowboys
Gary Barnes
Green Bay Opens 24th Annual Open Softball Tourney
Green Bay Park and Recreation announces the 24th Open Softball Tournament set for July 18 19 25 26 on five city diamonds. 32 teams with $15 fee earn entry. deadline noon July 9. Last year's champions 616 Club and runners up Wally Lom's Bar Hank and Jen's 54 Club expected to defend titles amid many entrants from Milwaukee Oshkosh Racine Kenosha and other cities.
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Green Bay
Wally Lom
Bar
Hank
Jen
Milwaukee
Oshkosh
Racine
Kenosha
Wausau
Izaak Walton League Names National Directors
Davenport Iowa Wisconsin man Bernard Cumming of Manitowoc and Fred Stamm of Markesan named national directors at the Izaak Walton League of America convention Thursday Burt Brickner of Tiffin Ohio re-elected president.
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Davenport
Iowa
Wisconsin
Bernard Cumming
Manitowoc
Fred Stamm
Markesan
Izaak Walton League of America
Burt Brickner
Tiffin
Ohio
Overflow Crowd Watches Two Cities Benefit Game
A Chicago benefit game drew 52 712 fans at Comiskey Park as the White Sox defeated the Cubs 11 to 1. The crowd set an intercity series attendance record and gross receipts reached 96 555. The win boosted the Sox toward the AL lead while Cubs catcher Jim Schaffer was sidelined with a hairline hand fracture.
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Chicago
Chicago Cubs
Comiskey Park
White Sox
Minnesota
Cleveland
Twins
Juan Pizarro
Joel Horlen
Camilo Pascual
Jerry Arrigo
Cubs
Houston Colts
Larry Jackson
Texans
Ken Johnson
Jim Schaffer
Philadelphia
Dick Bertell
Vic Roznovsky
Salt Lake City
San Francisco Giants
el Paso
Dick Scott
Salt Lake
Jack Warner
Scott
Sox
Business Women Nip Monroe Clinic in Close Softball Win
The Monroe business women edged the Monroe Clinic 22 to 20 in last night’s softball action. Joyce Bergman and Chris Benkert pitched for the winning team. Rosetta Severson, Jackie Pinnow and Joyce Bergmann led the hitting with key hits.
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Monroe Clinic
Monroe Business Women
Joyce Bergman
Chris Benkert
Rosetta Severson
Jackie Pinnow
Joyce Bergmann
Ters
Spahn to Add Milestone Start in Braves Mets Opener
Warren Spahn will make his 693rd NL appearance and his 1st in the four game set with the Mets at County Stadium. He needs four more starts to tie Grover Alexander for the NL record by a left handed pitcher. Tracy Stallard to start for the Mets. The Braves have lost eight of nine and the Mets 13 of 14. A Hollywood stars charity exhibition precedes the game for heart and muscular dystrophy funds.
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Tracy Stallard
Mets
Braves
Los Angeles
Milwaukee
Pat Boone
Phil Crosby
Jack Palance
Richard Conte
Grundahl Sparks Midget League Victory at Twining Park
Yesterday at Twining Park Kirk Grundahl hit a bases loaded triple to lift the Twins to their first win of the season as the Phillies beat the Cardinals 4-3 and the Twins defeated the White Sox 12-2. Craig Barr struck out six in a two hit effort for the Twins while Mike Hull and Steve Wilde produced White Sox hits. Bob Holyoke led the Phillies with three hits including a triple. Ron Golackson earned the win and Dan Gelbach the loss as standings show Major Phillies 2-1 Braves 1-1 C02, Minor Yankees 2-0 Indians 1-1 Twins 1-1 White Sox Sell.
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Twining Park
Kirk Grundahl
Twins
Phillies
Cardinals
White Sox
Craig Barr
Mike Hull
Steve Wilde
Bob Holyoke
Phils
Ron Golackson
Dan Gelbach
Braves
Yankees
Indians
Yellowstone Lake Catfish Grab Attention In Weekly Review
Wisconsin fishing report highlights Lafayette County where Omer Thorpe notes 15 and 24 pound catfish in Yellowstone Lake and better bites on Pecatonica River. Bluegills and bass active at Zanders Lake. numerous croppies in one pound class. Rain and hail altered patterns though good angling persists across many counties.
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Omer Thorpe
Lafayette County
Yellowstone Lake
Pecatonica
Wisconsin Conservation Department
Yellowstone
Norman Wood
Green County
Zanders Lake
Sugar
Wisconsin
Lafayette
Ashland
Bayfield
Dane
Florence
Forest
Green Lake
Iron
Langlade
Sawyer
Stars Batter Mets as Pirates Rout New York 8 1
Yesterday's stars Jerry Lynch and Pi rates hit two home runs and drove in three as the Pittsburgh Pirates crushed the New York Mets 8 1 for their 11th win in 13 meetings. Steve Barber of the Orioles allowed a three hitter in relief.
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Jerry Lynch
Pirates
Pittsburgh
New York
Mets
Steve Barber
Orioles
Orioles Sweep Yankees 3-1 to Lead AL Pennant Race
Baltimore completed a three game sweep of the New York Yankees with a 3-1 victory. The win extends their lead to 2 games in the American League pennant race.
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Baltimore
New York Yankees
Today in History highlights notable events
On June 26, 1964 Associated Press notes anniversaries such as 1945 United Nations charter signing in San Francisco by 50 nations, 1614 Virginia Company lottery, 1921 first smallpox vaccination by Dr Boylston, and 1918 sugar rationing. Also mentions 1935 Nazi compulsory labor, 1944 Cherbourg capture, a 1964 Chicago lake wave death toll, 1954 Seaway dedication, and 1963 Berlin welcome for Kennedy.
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Associated Press
Charter of the United Nations
San Francisco
America
Virginia Company
Zabdiel Boylston
United States
Nazi Germany
Cherbourg
Chicago
Lake Michigan
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Queen Elizabeth
St. Lawrence Seaway
St. Lambert
Quebec
West Berlin
John F. Kennedy
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