Scott and Knoop Named AL Infield for All Star Game
Scott and Knoop were named to the American League infield for the July 12 All Star Game in St Louis joining Robinson and MedAuliffe. Robinson led AL voting, while Morgan Santo and Cardenas led NL in votes. Injuries to Morgan Santo could trigger substitutions. Eckert’s office announced the two starting infields first.
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New York
St. Louis
Robinson
MedAuliffe
George Scott
Boston Red Sox
Orioles
Willis McCovey
San Francisco Giants
Joe Morgan
Houston
Ron Santo
Chicago Cubs
Leo Cardenas
Cincinnati
Morgan
Santo
New York Mets
Walter Alston
Sam Mele
Minnesota
William D. Eckert
Eckert
National League
Nationals
Knoop
Bobby Richardson
Scott
McAuliffe
Jim Ray Hart
San Francisco
McCovey
Bill White
Philadelphia
Cardenas
Maury Wills
Los Angeles
Jim Lefebvre
Dodgers
Dressen To Watch Tigers from Stands
ANAHEIM Calif Manager Charlie Dressen arrived with the Detroit Tigers by plane for their series with the California Angels and planned to watch tonight in the stands. Dressen who suffered a heart attack in spring training has been recuperating on an inactive basis. Coach Bob Swift has been filling in as acting manager.
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Anaheim
Calif
Charlie Dressen
Detroit Tigers
California Angels
Dressen
Bob Swift
Stuart Draws Vote For NL All Star
Dick Stuart, the high priced first baseman released by the Mets this month, received one vote for the National League All Star team.
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Stuart
NEW York
Dick Stuart
New York Mets
Swiggums Upset Hubers In Slow Pitch At Twining Park
Swiggums beat Hubers 1-0 on four hits in the fifth inning to spark slow pitch action at Twining Park. In other games Tri-State routed City Taxi 8-1, Heeren and Coplien beat Pat’s Tap, while multiple players contributed key hits and RBIs for the winners.
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Swiggums
Hubers
Twining Park
Heeren
Coplien
Pat
Tri-State
City Taxi
Bill Teuscher
Fred Huber
Joe Schwartzenberger
Art Carter
Paul
Cubs Defeat Braves Again
Chicago crushed Atlanta 5-1 as Dick Ellsworth pitched all seven innings, driving in a run and scoring another. Ellsworth improved to 3 10, while Joey Jay fell to 4 6 with the loss. Ron Campbell plated a run with a sacrificed fly and Cubs aim for a second win Tuesday behind Ken Holtzman.
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Chicago
Chicago Cubs
Atlanta Braves
Cubs
Braves
Dick Ellsworth
Cub
Ellsworth
Joey Jay
Ron Campbell
Ron Santo
Ken Holtzman
Wade Blasin
Chicago White Sox
Washington
Jack Lamabe
Mike McCormick
Baseball Standings and Results Show Tight NL Race
The scoreboard lists teams with wins losses and games back led by San Francisco at 46-27 and Pittsburgh 40-29. Results include Chicago over Atlanta 5-1 and Cincinnati 3-1 over Los Angeles with St Louis beating San Francisco 2-1 earlier.
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San Fran
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Houston
Phila
Cincinnati
Louis
Atlanta
New York
Chicago
San Francisco
St. Louis
Francisco
Philadelphia
Baseball Standings and Schedule Snapshot
Standings show Baltimore 48 24 .667 leading Detroit 43 26 with Cleveland 41 28 and California 38 34. Schedule lists games: Minnesota at Cleveland, Baltimore at Kansas City, Cleveland at Minnesota, Washington at Chicago, New York at Boston, and Cleveland at Minnesota.
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Baltimore
Detroit
Cleveland
California
Minnesota
Chicago
New York
Kansas City
Washington
Boston
Pigeons Break Rules Spark Litter Law Question
Madison hearing on trap shooting and litter laws as Atty. Bronson C La Follette notes clay pigeons need not break to be litter but pollution occurs if fragments fall into water and are not retrieved. District Attorney Ralph Fink of Richland County requested the ruling.
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Madison
Atty. Bronson C. la Follette
la Follette
Dist. Atty
Ralp Fink
Richland County
Start Return Race From Bermuda To Virginia Capes
Fourteen yachts that raced Newport to Bermuda began a return race to the Virginia Capes on Monday. The event followed last week’s Bermuda to Newport contest.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
Newport-to-Bermuda
Virginia Capes
First National Posts Triumph In Softball Action
First National Bank defeated Hughes Mobile Homes 9 to 3 at Recreation Park while Treuthardts beat New Glarus 11 to 4. Marty Deignan sparked First National with a third inning triple after a Bernie Milz walk. Teuscher earned the win, holding opponents to two hits.
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First National Bank
Treuthardts
Recreation Park
Bank
Hughes Mobile Homes
Treuthardt
New Glarus
Marty Deignan
First National
Deignan
Bernie Milz
Teuscher
Dick Witt
Paul Witt
Milz
Don Miller
Bob Lieberman
Petterson
G. Goecks
Dan K
Penniston Sparks Dodgers Past Cardinals in Pony League
Mike Penniston struck out 10 with four hits and four RBIs as the Dodgers rallied for a 6-5 victory over the Cardinals. Wendall Phillips and Mike Becker added two hits for the Dodgers while Bill Tschanz took the loss in relief for the Cardinals.
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Mike Penniston
RBI
Dodgers
Cardinals
Keith Monte
Bill Tschanz
Wendall Phillips
Mike Becker
Mark Loeffel
Bob Logeson
Tschanz
Ben Black Beats Nielsen in Sixth Round Heavyweight Bout
Ben Black of Chicago defeated Nils Nielsen of Omaha in the sixth round at the Milwaukee Auditorium Monday night. Black weighed 223 pounds and dropped Nielsen, 196 pounds, to the canvas where Nielsen received a nine count before the referee stopped the fight after 59 seconds. Nielsen suffered a torn nose requiring stitches and lost a tooth.
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Milwaukee
Ben Black
Chicago
Omaha
Nils Nielsen
Milwaukee Auditorium
Black
Nielsen
Mays hits 522nd homer as Giants edge Cardinals
Willie Mays of the Giants homered for the 522nd time in his career to move to third on the all time list as San Francisco edged St. Louis. Jim Kaat of Minnesota pitched a six hitter in a 6-2 Twins win over Cleveland.
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Willie Mays
San Francisco
Giants
St. Louis
Jim Kaat
Minnesota
Twins
Cleveland
Santo Recovering After Facial Surgery For Cubs
Cubs third baseman Ron Santo rests after surgery on a fractured cheek following being hit by a pitch from Jack Fisher in a Mets doubleheader. Santo hopes to return in 10 days as he leaves hospital in a week. Ron Campbell joins Cubs to fill in.
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Chicago
Ron Santo
Chicago Cubs
Santo
Cubs
New York Mets
Jack Fisher
Cub
Hack Wilson
Fisher
Ron Campbell
Tacoma
Campbell
Joe Amalfitano
Winnebago County Stampede Rodeo Slated in Pecatonica
The 39th annual Winnebago County Stampede rodeo will thrill spectators at Pecatonica fairgrounds with seven major events and a queen contest. The Anderson American Albinos will perform while the IR A sanctions the shows starting July 24 with 8 p.m. starts on July 2 and 3 and a 2 p.m. show on July 4.
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Winnebago County
Pecatonica, IL
LaMont, Ill
IRA
Porter Clocks Two Aces in One Indiana Amateur Round
Scott Porter of Richmond and Ball State University topshooter carded two holes in one in a 36 hole Indiana Amateur qualifier at Forest Hills Country Club. He aced the 145 yard fifth hole with an eight iron in the morning and a nine iron in the afternoon. prior to today he had never made a hole in one. Porter finished with rounds of 69 and 73.
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Richmond
Ind
Indiana
Scott Porter
Porter
Ball State University
Forest Hills Country Club
Big Bout Tonight Pits Jones Versus Terrell For WBA Title
Embattled Doug Jones faces Ernie Terrell in a Houston showdown for the WBA heavyweight title. Terrell brings a feared left jab while Jones relies on speed and power in this championship clash.
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Houston
Doug Jones
Ernie Terrell
Dunbar assumes presidency of American Optometric Association
Dr. Melvin B. Dunbar of Lebanon New Hampshire has assumed duties as president of the American Optometric Association.
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Boston
Melvin B. Dunbar
Lebanon
N.H
American Optometic Association
Dodgers Win Midget League Thriller At Twining Park
In an extra inning contest the Dodgers edged the Astroes 4 3 at Twining Park to begin Midget League play. Pat Rambhun and Nick Dearth dueled six innings before a bases loaded hit by Dan Leach produced the winning run as Rambhun fanned 11. Jeff Goodman and Mark Perry had the best Astro hits while Dearth struck out five in the loss. Orioles forfeited to Indians in the early game.
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Twining Park
Dodgers
Astroes
Pat Rambhun
Nick Dearth
Dan Leach
Jeff Goodman
Mark Perry
Astro
Goodman
Dearth
Ramthun
Orioles
Indians
Tax return timing and the race for refunds
An income tax expert notes many early returns aim for a refund before the dollar loses value. The piece mentions taxpayers seeking quicker refunds and references a masseuse who must pound.
Spy thrillers repeat old cops and robbers formula
The piece notes that television crime dramas labeled as spy thrillers follow familiar police and thief plots, offering little novelty despite new packaging. It argues the genre remains rooted in conventional chase and investigation tropes.
New Glarus Parish Social News and Camp Week
Mrs Millard Tschudy hosts New Glarus guests Mr and Mrs John Mauger plan Florida return via Iowa relatives. Seven youths depart Pilgrim Camp Green Lake for a week with return July 2. FFA State Convention at Green Lake features Hoesly delegate and Nyhus earning State Farmer Degree.
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John Mauger
John Zumkehr
Sarasota
Fla
Maugers
Iowa
Pilgrim Camp
Green Lake
Nadean Streiff
Sharon Moldenhauer
Mary Beth Hoesly
Diane Voegeli
Petra Streiff
Cindy Streiff
Sally St
Virginia to Build First Nuclear Powered Plant at James River
Richmond Virginia Electric and Power says it will construct the state's first nuclear generating station a 750000 kilowatt facility on the James River in Virginia.
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Richmond
Virginia Electric and Power Ga
James River
Lost Act Restores Logic in Absence of Evidence
A quirky note argues that absence makes a stronger case for logic, claiming the best act is the one not performed when things go missing. The piece playfully questions what proves truth and highlights the value of unseen choices.
TV Guide Highlights Of Evening Schedule
TV listings preview a mix of dramas games and comedies across channels. Programs include Daktari Clarence the lion and Judy the chimp confronting diamond smugglers and a range of films and series featuring Red Skelton Peyton Place Drag Kildare and The Fugitive with twists and guest stars.
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Daktari
Clarence
Lion
Judy
Dave
Don Gordon
Jim
Joan
New York
U.S. A
Red Skelton
Tallulah Bankhead
Horst Sequest
Dr. Kildare
Kildare
Zoe
MecHale
Navy
Binghamton
McHale
A. W. Roundtable
Radar Airman Kenneth Strahm in Vietnam Service Record
The Service Record notes AIC Kenneth J. Strahm, Radar Electronic Operator in the Air Force, now serving in Vietnam with Detachment 9619 Tactical Control Squadron. Parents Mr. and Mrs. Fred Strahm have received his APO San Francisco address 96297 and his unit designation AF 16 720 013.
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Viet Nam
Belleville
Kenneth Strahm
Air Force
Fred Strahm
AIC
Kenneth J. Strahm
Tac. Con. Sqdn
APO
San Francisco
Soldier Russell Grossen Stationed in Korea
Pfe. Russell Grossen, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Grossen, has been stationed in Korea since early April serving as a fire clerk and truck driver with the Army at Camp Casey. He joined in October 1965 with basic training at Fort Knox and Fort Ord. His address is Pfe. Russell Grossen US 55831809 HHC 7th Div G 4 APO San Francisco 96207.
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Korea
Belleville
Times
Pfe
Russell Grossen
William Grossen
Army
Camp Casey
Ft. Knox
Ft. Ord
California
HHC
APO
San Francisco
Marty in Viet Nam notice for son Dwayne Marty
Mr and Mrs Herman Marty announce their son Dwayne L Marty is stationed in Viet Nam with the 16th A Co US 55807141 16th A Co APO San Francisco CA 96353 The family provides the new mailing address for correspondence and acknowledges his deployment status.
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Marty
Viet Nam
Belleville
Herman Marty
Dwayne
Pfc
Dwayne L. Marty
16Th A . Co
Apo
San Francisco
California
Klassy's New Viet Nam Address Listed
The notice gives the new address for Harvey Klassy son of Mr and Mrs Rudy Klassy serving in Vietnam Pfc Harvey Klassy US 55857719 HQ Co 2nd Bde 1st Inf Div APO 96345 San Francisco California White space kept as in source.
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Klassy
Belleville
Harvey Klassy
Rudy Klassy
Viet Nam
HQ Co
Inf
San Francisco
Calif
Plaque Honors Pope Paul VI Visit at Yankee Stadium
Knights of Columbus and team management dedicated a plaque at Yankee Stadium commemorating Pope Paul VI's visit in October. The ceremony marks an official homage to the papal visit within the stadium.
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New York
Pope Paul VI
Yankee Stadium
Knights of Columbus
Classified Ads Provide Daily Practical Solutions
Local readers rely on classified listings to find affordable services, secondhand goods, job opportunities, and small announcements. The ads cover household chores, repairs, and everyday needs, helping households stretch budgets and navigate daily tasks efficiently.
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Hayes
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Denny Swiggum
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Roger Vickers
Clet Bainbridge
Fud Pickett
Pickett
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Vickers
Chuck Hammil
al Eells
Pat Wuetrich
Duane Rackow
Don Ninneman
R. Schulz
Doc Davis
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Penniston
Paul Carroll
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Brodhead
Wis
Lucille Lattig
Rodeo
Clowns
Jo-Ann
Don Anderson
Winnebago County Fairgrounds
Pecatonica, Ill
Walter C. Parkes
Glarus
Mrs. Millard Tschudy
Dean Martin
Jerry Lewis
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Peyton Place
Steven
Science Reporter
Dick Powell
Kimble
Carol Rossen
Holmes
Berlin Express
Peter Gunn
Will
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Trampas
Okefenokee Swamp
Patty Duke
Aerospace
Beverly Hillbillies
Mrs. Drysdale
the Clampetts
Marc Chagall
Chagall
Green Acres
Oliver
Bob Hope
Cliff Robertson
Dina Merrill
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Maurice Evans
Big Valley
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Bob Crane
John Banner
Vikki Carr
Roger Williams
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