Monroe Blasts Beloit Nine 24-8 In Weekend Pro Baseball
Monroe defeated Beloit 24 to 8 to take the lead in the Southern section of the Central Wisconsin Baseball League for the fifth straight win. Jim Zweifel, Bricker, and Carter led a 24 hit attack while Beloit used three pitchers and committed seven errors. Dwyer, Timmons and Hills contributed four hits for Monroe. Stecker led Beloit with three of five. Wednesday hosts Mallatt Drugs. Fourth of July features Rockford Blackhawks.
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Brewers
Shullsburg
Beloit
Fred Huber
J. Schardt
Invaders
Maul
McCarthy
Clark
Bricker
Jim Zweifel
Jim Carter
Monroe
Jackson
Bill Hill
Weber
Burns
Schardt
Norder
Dwyer
Timmons
Carter
Pohlman
Hills
Brickner
Schultz
Freeman
Brewer
Keffel
Zweifel
Stecker
Harvey Loeffel
Mallatt Drugs
Madison
Mallatt
Rockford Blackhawks
Blackhawks
Aurora
Three Horses Take Honors at Early Walworth Meet
Grattan Pence and Abbey Fedor scored wins in two heats each while Long Title driven by Harry Livingston claimed both 2 year old trot heats. Abbey Fedor owned by H. E. Bellard Beloit and Long Title owned by Phil Star Woodstock NL were top finishers at the Walworth County fair grounds Elkhorn.
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Grattan Pence
Long Title
Abbey Fedor
Walworth County Fairgrounds
Elkhorn
Phil Star
Woodstock
Harry Livingston
H. E. Bellard
Beloit
H. Farm
Ed Casagrande
Belleville Edges New Glarus 4 3 In Home Talent Action
Belleville edged New Glarus 4 to 3 with a ninth inning run. Brunner limited New Glarus to seven hits while Feller allowed ten to Belleville. Richard Lar belted a triple for New Glarus. The Glazners tied the game at three in the sixth. Hollandale beat Blanchardville 11 to 6.
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Belleville
New Glarus
Brunner
Feller
Richard Larbacker
Glazners
Hollandale
Blanchardville
Senators blank White Sox as Ramos earns sixth win
Pedro Ramos allowed five hits in a complete game shutout, lifting the Senators to a 12-0 victory over the Chicago White Sox. Jim Lemon and Bob Boyd led the attack with multi hit games and key RBIs.
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Pedro Ramos
Senators
White Sox
Jim Lemon
Bob Boyd
Orioles
Lemon
Boyd
Indians
Carbon black giant near Borger fuels regional industry
Over half of the globe's carbon black production is concentrated around Borger Texas where a major facility drives local employment and industrial activity. The description highlights Borger's prominence in petrochemical manufacturing and its population context.
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Borger, Tex
Baseball Scoreboard Update From Monday and Weekend Results
The scoreboard lists standings for New York Kansas City Cleveland Baltimore Washington and others with win loss records and percentages. Monday games include Cleveland at Chicago and Kansas City at Detroit while Sundays results show Kansas City beat New York 12 6 and Baltimore topped Cleveland 11 5. Strong NL updates feature Milwaukee St Louis Cincinnati Chicago and Philadelphia results across multiple games and innings.
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New York
Kansas City
Cleveland
Baltimore
Washington
Chicago
Detroit
Boston
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Ben Pree
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Phil
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Mackinaw May Change Village Name to Mackinaw Bridge
Wackinaw City Michigan residents consider renaming the village Mackinaw Bridge to bond the community with the Straits of Mackinac crossing. Village President Neil Downing said council will discuss the idea as the area links to the new 100 million dollar bridge project.
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Wackinaw City
Mich
Mackinaw Bridge
Neil Downing
Mackinac City
Straits of Mackinac
Pet Milk Dominates Moose Nine In 26 2 Victory
Pet Milk overwhelmed Moose Nine 26 to 2 in Miner Softball League action with Pete Dannerbeck and Dick Muenich each going 3 for 4. Gene Vincent scored for Moose, while Eagles edged YMCA 13 to 12 as Lengacher and Muenich led the Eagles with key hits.
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Pet Milk
Moose
Eagles
YMCA
Harold Kline
Hans von Allmen
Ken Rutsch
John Lengacher
Ninneman
Gene Vincent
Dave Kuebli
Pete Dannerbeck
Dick Muenich
Blum
Skip Brennan
Muenich
John Buehler
Jim Lovelace
Jim Roethe
Larry Lancaster
Dave Ambler
Jerry Muenich
Gary Lehr
Dick Yaun
Lehr
Larry Rosenbeck
John Prien
Ron Friske
Truttman
Lengacher
Rosenbeck
Don Friske
Eagle
Rudolph Scharnweber
Feldt
Risen
Erb
Nimmeman
Schamweber
FFA
Attic Overload Sparks Need for Cleanout Ads
Amid cluttered storage spaces a surge of reading room arises as residents seek fast attic cleanouts. Real estate brokers and moving services report rising demand for disposal, sorting and staging help.
Aaron's All-Star Hitting Spark Lifts Braves to Lead
Aaron wins right field start for July 8 all star game and erupts in 72 hour stretch with a grand slam and five RBIs in a 10-6 Braves win over the Dodgers. The victory gives Milwaukee a 24 game edge over St. Louis and San Francisco while Phillies, Cubs, Pirates split results.
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Associated Press
Henry Aaron
Milwaukee Braves
Braves
Los Angeles
Bob Rush
St. Louis
San Francisco
Cardinals
Philadelphia Phillies
Phils
Cincinnati
al Worthington
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Cubs
Dale Long
Frank Thomas
Pirates
Gene Conley
Milwaukee
Cub Rush
Stan Williams
Worthington
Johnny Antonelli
Don Newcombe
Jack Meyer
Roy Face
Taylor Phillips
Batting Binge Highlights AL
American League hitters produced 156 hits and 94 runs across a six game set at Comiskey Park and other ballparks. Highlights included the White Sox 12 11 win in 11 innings over the Senators, Baltimore sweeping Cleveland 11 6 and 5 2, and Kansas City 12 6 over New York as Dick Tomanek and Frank Sullivan starred for their clubs.
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Associated Press
Connie Mack
Chicago
Comiskey Park
White Sox
Washington
Senators
Cleveland
Baltimore
Kansas City
New York
Boston
Detroit
Red Sox
Tigers
Yankee
Dick Tomanek
Art Ditmar
Frank Sullivan
Bill Fischer
Pete Ramos
Ray Moore
Milt Pappas
George Zuverink
Pistols Line Connecticut Library Display
About 2000 Colt pistols span from early Texas Ranger models to modern types on display at Hartford Connecticut State Library.
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Colt
Texas Rangers
Connecticut
Hartford
Monroe Jr. Legion defeats Edgerton 5 to 2 for fourth win
Monroe Jr. Legion beat Edgerton 5 2 Saturday night as pitcher Dave Grams struck out six. Edgerton's Forseth homered in the first and Aegerter scored on an error in the third. Monroe pulled ahead with runs in the second third and fifth, Mueller going 2 for 2 as they head to Whitewater for their sixth game.
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Monroe Jr. Legion
Edgerton
Monroe
Dave Grams
Aegerter
Forseth
Sharp Monroe
Larry Rackow
Grams
Blythe Myers
Jack Ponyiscanyi
Bill Holdrich
Mueller
Jr. Legion
Whitewater
Brave Players Vote For Slugger Musial For All star Contest
Milwaukee Braves base players vote in NL All-Star poll with Stan Musial of the St Louis Cardinals the overall favorite. Willie Mays and Ernie Banks receive 27 votes each. other results include John Roseboro 14, Don Blasingame 22, Frank Thomas 18, Bob Skinner 16, and Lee Walls as right fielder.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee Braves
Stan Musial
St. Louis Cardinals
Braves
Willie Mays
San Francisco Giants
Ernie Banks
Chicago Cubs
John _ Roseboro
Dodgers
Don Blasingame
St. Louis
Frank Thomas
Pittsburgh
Bob Skinner
Lee Walls
Chicago
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Ee Carter
H Thompson Sepereereses Farry
Larry Pohlman
Recreation Park
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Glarus
BY Jimmy Hatlo
Lushwell
Bigdome
Lushwel
Lush
Doc
Boss
Charles L.latoui
Lochrow Blvd
Albany
N.u
Mackinaw
FFA Ee Ee
St. John
Aaron
Perral
Polaroid
Is ’ Drug Store
Edgerton Falls
Legion
Brave
Slugger Musial
Jacobs
12Th Ave
Plymouth
Ford
Chevrolet
Hudson, Nash and Studebaker
Goodyear
Nash
Studebaker
Dodge
Buick
Olds
Mercury
Pontiac
Hudson
Gompler’s Tire Shop
10Th Street
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