Hubers Unbeaten In Slowpitch Loop After Busy Week
Hubers remains the lone unbeaten team in the Monroe Slowpitch Association after a week that saw 151 games played and rainouts makeup. Open and Classic leaders are listed, with Hubers' Bill Moon posting a 5 0 pitching mark and Stan Rebly leading the association with two home runs.
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Hubers
Monroe Slowpitch Association
Wisconsin Liquid Feed
South Wayne
John Prien
Herb Goecks
Rudy Rothenbuehler
Harvey Loeffel
Grant Dale
Heeren
Coplien
Pat Lunda
Don Dunaway
Joe's
Larry Blaser
Loeffel
Stan Rebly
Bill Moon
Classic
Ed Grossen
Jim Huffman
Monk Wentz
Lanz Hardware
Don Ninneman
Bob Adelman
Grace Lutheran
Robert Brauchle
Dormans
Buddy Man
Larry Peterson
Power and Light
Jerry Gelbach
Gus Martini
Liquid Feed
Mel 1
Ackerman
Eagles
Hermie Spannie
Firemen
Wilbur Burnett
Chalet Cheese
Bob Montgomery
Milwaukee Cheese
Phil Counselman
Marty Marohl
Moose
Roger Sullivan
Charles Bloom
Paul Mueller
Baseball Standings and Weekend Results Summary
The American League table shows Baltimore leading at 45 25 followed by New York 40 28 and Chicago 37 29. Weekend results: New York beat Detroit 5-4 in 10, Cleveland swept Boston, Minnesota beat Chicago, and Baltimore edged Washington. National League standings list San Francisco atop at 44 27, Philadelphia 42 26, Pittsburgh 38 31. Saturday and Sunday scores include Milwaukee over New York and Chicago defeating Houston. Chicago also won 10-1 in another game.
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Baltimore
New York
Chicago
Minnesota
Boston
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Detroit
Washington
Kansas City
Minnssota
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Houston
Los An
Boston Sox sweep doubleheader as Mantilla leads with five hits
Felix Mantilla of Boston slugged five hits including two homers and drove in three as the Red Sox swept a double header from Cleveland 85 to 43. Diego Segui pitched a four hit shutout for Kansas City, stopping the Los Angeles Angels 40, ending the Angels' 11 game win streak.
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Felix Mantilla
Red Sox
Boston
Cleveland
Diego Segui
Athletics
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Angel
Fast Draw Mira Hot Football Name in All American Game
George Mira of Miami dazzled in the All American Game as the East defeated the West 18 to 15 at War Memorial Stadium. The Key West native threw for 306 yards, completed 21 of 40 passes, and guided two scoring drives in the second half. Mira, a San Francisco 49ers prospect, challenged size prejudices, saying he proved that height alone won’t deter his pro chances.
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Buffalo
N.Y
George Mira
Miami
Mira
War Memorial Stadium
Key West
Fla
San Francisco 48Ers
John Brodie
Brodie
Jack Christiansen
Whales
Carl Eller
Minnesota
Scott Appleton
Texas
Lloyd Voss
Nebraska
FFA and Hubers Win in Regional Minor League Softball
In Recreation Park Saturday night FFA defeated Zwickers 16-7 behind Gordy Blum five hits. Hubers beat Agrico 10-3 as Gene Hilficker tossed a six hitter with five strikeouts and Kenny Rutsch added a 2x3 night. Dan Tschudy and Gene Haldi Man were 3x4 for FFA while Lyle Bartalet and Gene Hilficker led Zwickers with two hits each.
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Recreation Park
FFA
Zwickers
Hubers
Agrico
Behin Gordy Blum
Dan Tschudy
Gene Haldiman
Gene Hilficker
Lyle Bartalet
Pace Zwick
Monroe Legion Team Faces Beloit and Whitewater This Week
Monroe Legion baseball team plays Beloit tonight at 8 p.m. at Recreation Park Diamond with Chuck Dearth pitching and Jim Dearth catching. Wednesday night they meet Whitewater at 8 p.m. at the same park, the last game before the Fourth of July weekend.
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Monroe
Legion
Beloit
Recreation Park
Chuck Dearth
Brother Jim
Whitewater
Negro Will Head 630-Church Area in New Jurisdiction
Syracuse New York Bishop Prince A. Taylor of Baltimore becomes the first Negro ranked among Methodist clergy in a mostly white area as the Northeastern Jurisdiction creates two new episcopal districts. Taylor leads the Newark area with 640 churches headquartered in Princeton New Jersey while Bishop Newell S. Booth, previously in Africa, oversees central Pennsylvania based in Harrisburg. Taylor had previously supervised two Central Jurisdiction conferences.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Prince A. Taylor
Baltimore
Newark
N.J
Princeton
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Taylor
Newell S. Booth
Africa
Milwaukee Sees Major Crime Upturn In 1963 Report
Milwaukee’s 1963 annual crime report shows a 16 percent rise in major offenses from the previous year yet places the city among the nation’s lowest crime rate urban areas. Police Chief Howard Olson notes San Diego had fewer major offenses among the 20 largest cities. The report tallies 27,165 white arrests and 11,235 for Negroes, with whites and Negroes sharing murder arrests at ten each. robbery arrests total 113 Negroes and 85 whites, while assaults are 138 for Negroes and 88 for whites.
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Milwaukee
Howard
San Diego
Borrowed Putter Gives Lema Win
Tony Lama used a borrowed Palmer putter to win the Cleveland Open in a 18 hole playoff. Arnold Palmer finished second with 12 000 prize. Lenna Lema secured the title by birdieing the decisive extra hole after tying Palmer at 14 under as Jack Nicklaus faded early.
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Cleveland
Arnold Palmer
Tony Lama
Arnie
Tony
Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Lenna
Highland Park
Lema
Cubs Win and Lose in Doubleheader as Slumps Hit Sox
In Chicago, Bob Buhl led the Cubs to a 10-2 opener win before a 4-1 nightcap loss to Houston as relievers faltered. Ernie Banks, Billy Cowan and Dick Bertell homered in the early game. The second game saw Lindy McDaniel struggle in relief and Ron Santo tie the game with a 13th homer in the ninth before Houston pulled away. The White Sox fell 9-3 to the Twins, despite a late rally, with Eddie Fischer and Frank Kreutzer yielding six runs in the sixth. Sox head to Cleveland to meet Jack Kralick after Gary Peters faces him.
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Chicago
Chicago Cubs
Chicago White Sox
Cubs
Bob Buhl
Houston
Lindy McDaniel
Bobby Shantz
Ernie Banks
Billy Cowan
Dick Bertell
Ernie Broglio
Ron Santo
Eddie Kasko
al Spangler
Mike White
Kasko
McDaniel
Walt Bend
Shantz
Gopher
Cincinnati
Lew Burdette
Jim O'Toole
Harmon Killebrew
Bob Allison
Minnesota Twins
Sox
Fou
Twins
Eddie Fischer
Frank Kreutzer
White Sox
Cleveland
Gary Peters
Jack Kralick
Ridgeway Defeats Argyle in Southern Home Talent Play
Ridgeway earned a 20 to win over Argyle in the Southern section of the Home Talent Baseball League. Southpaw Gene Sullivan allowed four hits in seven innings for Ridgeway with 13 strikeouts. Byron Cushman drove in Ridgeway’s first run. New Glarus beat Hollandaie 9-1 behind Jack Butts and Ron Martinson on a one-hitter. Roger Alderman belted a three-run homer for Glarners. Ernie Furrer had four hits for Blanchardville, Alvin Furrer three. Eight runs in the fifth sealed Blanchardville’s 15-7 victory. Wiota idle.
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Sauseway
Argyle
New Glarus
Hollandaie
Blanchardville
Dodge Point
Wiota
Ron Martinson
Jack Caldwell
Hollandale
Roger Alderman
Glarners
Ernie Furrer
Alvin
Parnelli Jones Wins Continental 250 at Castle Rock
Parnelli Jones, 1963 Indy 500 winner, won the Continental 250 mile late model stock car race at Continental Divide Raceway in Castle Rock Colo. He finished three minutes ahead of runner up Norm Nelson, a former USAC stock car champion from Racine Wisconsin. Jones completed the race in 3 hours 28 minutes despite a 10 lap yellow caution delay.
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Castle Rock
Colo
Parnelli Jones
Continental Divide Raceways
Jones
Norm Nelson
U.S. Auto Club
Racine
Monroe student named to national FFA band in Kansas City
John Wegmueller of Monroe is selected as one of two Wisconsin youths to join the national FFA band at the national convention October 11 to 17 in Kansas City. A senior at Monroe High, he plays Sousaphone in the high school band and Pep Band, leads his own combo the Jolly Cheesemakers, and recently won the Section 5 farming program award at Green Lake. The national FFA band will lead the American Royal Livestock Parade on October 17.
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Monroe
John Wegmueller
Kansas City
Wegmueller
Ernest Wegmueller
Route 2
Jolly Cheesemakers
FFA
Green Lake
June 29 in History Through the Ages
On this date in history various events are noted: 1927 pilots Albert Hegenberger and Lester Maitland completed a non stop Oakland to Honolulu flight after 25 hours 15 minutes. Coronado and Quivira explorers reached present day Kansas in 1541. Virginia adopted its constitution and Patrick Henry became governor in 1776. Horace Mann named Massachusetts Education Secretary in 1837. George W. Goethals born in 1858, Panama Canal engineer. Primo Carnera defeated Jack Sharkey in 1933. Eisenhower and Churchill issued a joint policy statement ten years ago. A 5 years ago floods on the Cobeima River in Colombia killed about 180.
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Associated Press
Albert Hegenberger
Lester Maitland
Oakland
Calif
Honolulu
Francisco Vasquez de Coronado
Arkansas River
Quivira
Kansas
Patrick Henry
Horace Mann
Massachusetts Board of Education
George W. Goethals
Panama Canal
Primo Carnera
Jack Sharkey
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Winston Churchill
White House
Cobeima River
Columbia
Oswald Diary Details Failed Russian Stay and Suicide Attempt
Oswald's diary recounts a 1959 Moscow stay marked by love troubles, visa crises, and a suicide attempt as he sought Russian citizenship. The material, labeled Historic Diary, spans Oct 16 1959 to Mar 27 1962, and was reported in a Dallas Morning News copyright story by Hugh Aynesworth.
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Vallas
Lee Harvey Oswald
Russia
Marina
United States
Hugh Aynesworth
Dallas Morning News
Oswald
Moscow
John F. Kennedy
Dallas
Kennedy
Jack Ruby
Rimma Sherikova
Rimma
Arizona State Star Art Becker Joins AAU Goodyear Wingfoots
Tempe Arizona State University standout Art Becker a 6 foot 8 senior signed with the AAU Goodyear Wingfoots of Akron Ohio He was drafted by the St Louis Hawks and averaged 183 points and 106 rebounds per game for the Sun Devils in his college career.
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Tempe
Ariz
Art Becker
Arizona State University
Goodyear Wingfoots
Akron
Ohio
St. Louis Hawks
Sun Devils
Burns Prove Fatal In Truck Explosion
David Sobczak 29 of Moose Lake Minn died Saturday from third degree burns after his gasoline transport truck exploded a week earlier at a Superior service station. The incident underscores how many rely on Classified Ads to solve daily problems.
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Duluth
Minn
David Sobczak
Moose Lake
Superior
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