FFA Keeps Narrow Edge In Minor Softball Standings
In a tight night Moose beat YMCA 10 9 while Pet Milk toppled St Johns 12 7 and FFA defeated Eagles 8 2 to extend their lead. Moose hitters included Vincent Lovelace Phillips and Hare with two hits each and Yaun homered for YMCA.
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St. John’s
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Don Nenneman
Hans van Allmen
Dick Yaun
Gene Vincent
Bill Lovelace
Charley Phillips
Nate Hare
Dan Bauer
Lovelace
Butch Myers
Ron Friske
Yaun
Dave Hueble
Grant Dale
Vincent
Friske
Phillips
Roger Erb
Gary Lehr
John Lengacher
Pete Dannerbeck
Whitey Engelbretson
Skip Brennan
Bill Seyler
John Drews
Ken Rutsch
Dannerbeck
Robert Drew
Jerry Muenich
John Prien
Jim Huffman
Witt
Stine
Nate Rinehart
Hartwig
FAA Prasad
St. John’ S
Green Bay Acquires Northwest Back Maggard
Green Bay signs Rick Maggard College of Idaho halfback and 21st draft pick. Maggard led the Northwest Conference with 1,049 rushing yards over 10 games last season and was the top small college rusher before injuries slowed him late in the year.
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Green Bay
Rick Maggard
College of Idaho
Green Bay Packers
Maggard
Packers
Pierce Falls One Out Short Of Perfect Game
Billy Pierce of the White Sox pitched a 3-0 victory over the Senators, recording nine strikeouts in a near perfect game before Ed FitzGerald’s pinch double. Rocky Colavito led the Indians with a two run homer and two RBIs in a 6-5 win over the Orioles.
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White Sox
Ed FitzGerald
Senators
Rocky Colavito
Indians
Orioles
Albie Pearson
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Wisconsin Commission Sets July 14 Hearing on Hunting Dog Training Rules
The Wisconsin Conservation Commission schedules a July 14 hearing in Madison to discuss proposed regulations governing the training of hunting dogs. The move aims to clarify standards and enforcement for breeding and field work.
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Madison
Wisconsin Conservation Commission
Busso Beats Ortiz In Close Madison Square Garden Fight
Johnny Busso edged Carlos Ortiz by split decision over 10 rounds at Madison Square Garden. Bout featured Ortiz with 27 straight wins and Busso pressing to claim a world title shot. two judges for Busso and one for Ortiz, with a ringside poll split 6 for Ortiz, 3 for Busso, 4 drawn.
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Madison Square Garden
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Astoria
Queens
20Th Street
Ortiz
Bronx
28Th Street
Barney Felix
Bill Recht
Artie Schwartz
Garden
Felix
Ed Ferguson
National League and American League Scoreboard Summary
The scoreboard lists NL standings with Milwaukee leading at .556 and Chicago-GM teams close behind. Friday results include Cincinnati 6 San Francisco 5 and Philadelphia 5 St. Louis 4 in 11 innings. AL shows New York at .656 and Kansas City at .523 with Friday results New York 10 Kansas City 3 and Cleveland 6 Baltimore 5.
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Baltimore
Washington
Boston
Detroit
Mixed two ball foursome at Decatur Lake Club
A mixed two ball foursome is scheduled at Decatur Lake Country Club tomorrow. A buffet supper will follow the event.
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Decatur Lake Country Club
Ninth inning bid for perfect game ends in loss
Billy Pierce falls just short of a perfect regular season game as Ed FitzGerald doubles with two outs in the ninth. Chicago White Sox beat Washington 3-1 in Chicago after Pierce spins 82 3 innings of near perfection.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Billy Pierce
Ed FitzGerald
Chicago Whie Sox
Washington
FitzGerald
Russ Kemmerer
Pierce
Yankees Widen American League Lead With 10-3 Rout
The Yankees crushed Kansas City 10-3 to extend their AL lead to 8 4 games while Detroit beat Boston 7-4 and Cleveland defeated Baltimore 7-4. Don Larsen’s perfect game comparison is noted. Art Ditmar and Jackie Jensen contributed key plays.
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Pierce
Charley Robertson
White Sox
Detroit
Senators
New York Yankees
Kansas City
Boston
Red Sox
Cleveland
Joe Gordon
Baltimore
FitzGerald
Russ Kemmerer
Jim Landis
Sox
Sherm Lollar
Robertson
Don Larsen
Brooklyn
Ray Herbert
A's
Art Ditmar
Jackie Jensen
Bill Fischer
Tigers
Don Messi
Indians
Billy O'Dell
Panfish Lead Wisconsin Fishing Across State
The Conservation Department reports fishing spotty overall but panfish remains strong across Wisconsin. In Price County's Springstead Lake a 42-pound muskie was landed, while bass and trout activity varied by region with improvement noted in the northeast and west central areas and panfishing remaining good in the east and south.
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Wisconsin
Price County
Springstead Lake
Koufax Repays $70,000 Bonus Sign
Dodgers star Sandy Koufax continues to shine with a complete game 3-1 win over Milwaukee, boosting Los Angeles on a hot streak as he nears repayment of a $20,000 1954 bonus. The Dodgers moved within six games of Milwaukee, while the Braves faltered, and several NL rivals posted mixed results in a busy day of action.
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Associated Press
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Hal Jeffcoat
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Johnny Powers
Bill Henry
Bob Friend
Rose injury fatal in Wisconsin Rapids boy on fourth birthday
A four year old boy, David Van Ert, son of Mr and Mrs Leo Van Ert, died Friday at Riverview hospital after injuring himself on a pruned rose bush stub last Saturday. The accident occurred in Wisconsin Rapids and was followed by a battle with lockjaw.
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Riverview Hospital
David van Ert
Leo van Ert
Bolt Fined $500 for Conduct After National Open
Tommy Bolt, the new National Open champion, faces a $500 fine from PGA President Harold Sargent for abusive language and unsavory conduct after Tulsa. The case will be reviewed by the PGA executive committee at the Havertown championship, with Bolt on probation since last December for violations harming sponsors and PGA members.
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Associated Press
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N. Y
Tulsa
Professional Golf Association
Harold Sargent
Bolt
Harvey Rayner
PGA
Havertown
Browntown News Briefs Highlight Local Movements
Mrs Arlene Hewitt and daughter Christine spend six weeks with her parents while Hewitt attends summer school at Whitewater State College. Doris Williams of Brodhead begins Bank of Brodhead work. Karl Swanborg trains for Navy service at Great Lakes. Various residents travel or study at Platteville and Whitewater State College. The Turkish Republic was proclaimed on Oct 29 1923 with Mustapha Kemel as president.
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Arlene Hewitt
Christine
Rockford
Marion Leng
Hewitt
Whitewater State College
Doris Williams
Brodhead High School
Bank of Brodhead
Karl Swanborg
Orla McClellan
Navy
Great Lakes
Walter Swanborg
Anna Borgerson
Chicago
Ross Heath
Gus Thom
Emerson Hughes
Douglas
Candy
Los Angeles
Laura McNair
Carrie Fowler
Capron
Ill
Ben Jorgenson
University of Wisconsin
Franklin Schumacher
Henry Appel
John Keyes
Harold Mohns
Warren Schesser
Platteville State College
D. L. Collins
Paul Zee
Asel Strommen
Sanford DeVoe
Pauline Heath
Robert Wichell
Ross Olin
Duane Youngblood
Marjorie Blackford
Clifford Anderson
Mustapha Kemel
Cattle Market Remains Strong at Chicago Stockyards
Corn Belt feeders moved cattle to market in orderly fashion with prices near last week. Prime steers topped at 32 dollars, high choice 30 to 31.50, yearling feeders strong, heifers up to 29.50, hogs reached June highs then steadied. lighter weight hogs 24 and up. fewer receipts imply more sows held for fall farrowings.
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Chicago
Superior Man Heads Wisconsin Cooties at Convention
Andrew Mattila of Superior was elected grand commander of the Wisconsin Department of the Military Order of the Cootie at the VFW convention. Officers named include William Senfesty Eau Claire Leon ard Bishop Milwaukee Ted Kutkoski Superior Elmer S. Kruger Eau Claire and Henry Eastern Green Bay. A resolution urged a state military bonus of 10 dollars monthly stateside 15 dollars overseas to a 500 dollar cap for World War II and Korean War veterans. Madison was tapped as 1960 convention site with next year set for Wausau.
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Andrew Mattila
Superior
Wisconsin
Madison
Wausau
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