Nuxhall Shuts Out Cardinals 6-0 For Pirates
Joe Nuxhall pitched a five hit complete game as the Pirates defeated the St. Louis Cardinals 6-0. Lee Cardenas and Pete Rose added homers for Pittsburgh while Ernie Broglio took the loss. The win comes as the Pirates strengthen their grip on first in the NL. The day also featured Willie Mays Night in New York with the Mets losing to San Francisco 5-3. Other NL results include Cubs 10 Braves 7 and Phillies 4 Colts 3. In the AL, KC beat Boston 3-1, Baltimore topped Detroit 8-5, Yankees edged Minnesota 4-3 in 10, Washington beat Chicago 5-2, and Cleveland won 2-1 over the Angels.
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Jim Becker
Associated Press
Joe Nuxhall
St. Louis Cardinals
Nuxhall
Los Angeles Dodgers
al McBean
San Francisco Giants
Pirates
New York Mets
Willie Mays
Polo Grounds
Chicago Cubs
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Philadelphia Phils
Houston Colts
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Baltimore
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New York Yankees
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Cleveland
Los Angeles Angels
Reds
San Diego
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Bob Bailey
Dodger
Larry Sherry
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Willie
Jack Fisher
Duke Snider
Snider
Met
Roy Sievers
Phillies
Howie Goss
Colts
Houstons
Carl Warwick
Warwick
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DY Hon Santo
Billy Williams
Ernie Banks
Hank Aaron
Braves
National League scoreboard and Friday results recap
National League standings show St Louis leading with 56 wins and 8 losses, Pittsburgh and San Francisco close behind. Friday results include San Francisco 5 New York 3 and Cincinnati routing St Louis 6 0. Upcoming matchups list several key cross divisions.
Lost Act Highlight Spurs Debate on Logic and Loss
A provocative phrase turns into a discussion about how what is missing can reveal what is essential. The saying frames a broader critique of reasoning when a crucial element disappears.
Erickson Names Cage Assistants
Wisconsin basketball coach Johnny Erickson selected two assistants Dave Brown and John Powless. Brown, 30, led Edgewood to a 98-16 five season record and state Catholic high school title in 1962. Powless, 31, a Flora Illinois native and 1957 Murray College graduate, joined Cincinnati in 1960 with three seasons of 36-9 freshman results and will also coach tennis.
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Madison
University of Wisconsin
Johnny Erickson
Dave Brown
Edgewood
John Powless
University of Cincinnati
Erickson
Johnny Orr
University of Massachusetts
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Marshall High School
Powless
Flora
Ill
Murray College
Kentucky
Cincinnati
Dave Clark
Glazers Top Brodhead 66 52 in State Line Meet
Four New Glarus tracksters swept nine first places to defeat Brodhead 66 52 in State Line action. Darlington overwhelmed Lancaster 80 42 37 in a Southwestern Wisconsin meet. Zweifel won 100 yd dash broad jump. Welsh captured 220 and 440 yd dashes. Disch took shot put discus. Schneider swept 120 low hurdles high jump pole vault. Nethery and Jorgensen led Redbirds with two wins each including 100 and 220 dashes for Nethery and 120 high hurdles low hurdles for Jorgensen.
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Brodhead
Darlington
Lancaster
Steve Zweifel
Steve Welsh
Fred Disch
Bob Schneider
Zweifel
Welsh
Disch
Schneider
Jerry Nethery
Jorgensen
Redbirds
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Jorgenson
Bluth Sets Six-Game World Record at New Jersey Open
Ray Bluth of St. Louis rolled a six-game set totaling 5 465 to lead the New Jersey Open after qualifiers in North Brunswick New Jersey a world record for six games surpassing 1 508 by John Bomba of Bayonne New Jersey in 1950 Bluth averaged 254 over the six games and led runner up Billy Hardwick by 114 pins with Ed Bourdas close behind in Fresno California
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N.J
Ray Bluth
St. Louis
Professional Bowlers Association
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Bluth
John Bomba
Bayonne
Billy Hardwick
San Mateo
Calif
Hardwick
Ed Bourdase
Fresno
Argyle Nips Monticello For Win in State Line
Argyle edged Monticello 8 to 7 in State Line League action. Marty and Bright combined for five hits allowed while fanning 13 Ponies. Kammerer and Kubly also struck out five for Monticello as Argyle built leads with two runs in the first and a 3 0 run in the fourth, then added runs in the fifth and seventh. Monticello rallied with five in the third and further runs in the fourth and fifth.
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Monticello
Marty
Bright
Rodney Kammerer
Tom Kubly
Orioles
Water Use Rises Over 12 Percent Across Sectors
In six years water consumption by factories farms and households increased by more than 12 percent. The rise reflects higher demand and broader usage across industry agriculture and residential sectors.
Wisconsin Uses Dry Diet to Cut Trout Feed Costs
Wisconsin officials report a $32,000 reduction in feed costs for 1.4 million legal-sized hatchery trout due to a dry diet. The program led by Pathologist Paul Degurse replaces meat with a formula of fish meal milk liver meal yeast and other ingredients, lowering cost per pound and improving growth. Distribution this season totals 225000 southern 200000 East Central 225000 West Central 450000 Northeast and 300000 Northwest Wisconsin trout stocks.
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Wisconsin
Conservation Department
Paul Degurse
Degurse
Westfield
California Conservation Department
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Hatchery
New York State
East Central
West Central
Northeast
Northwest
Contour strip cost sharing available for spring planting
The Soil Conservation Service notes dry conditions after rainfall and reports farmers are planting corn. ASCS funds now cover contour strip layouts with several growers already included. more than 900 acres have been laid out this spring in Washington Township Monroe New Glarus and Tardan areas.
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Dean Siedschlag
ASCS
Don
Rufer Brothers
Washington Township
Carl Nelson
Monroe
Harold Hoesly
New Glarus
Walt Wyss
Bill Tamar
Spring Sports Interest Rises Across Wisconsin Track Meet Aims High
Stevens Point reports a record 343 schools entered 24 sectional track meets May 16 to 18, up 13.2 percent from last year. The state meet airs May 25 at Monona Grove as all three classes compete together for the first time since 1957. Baseball districts run May 18 to 25 with 64 events, Oshkosh hosting June 6 to 8. Golf drew 143 schools, Appleton hosts June 7 to 8, and eight sectional tennis events May 31 to June 1 with Nicolet High School Milwaukee staging the state at Nicolet June 7 to 8.
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Monona Grove
Madison
University of Wisconsin
Oshkosh
Appleton
Nicolet High School of
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Stars’ Bailey Drives Pirates Past Dodgers in Big Win
Yesterday Bob Bailey of the Pirates drove in five runs with two homers and a single and scored four times in a 13-2 rout of the Los Angeles Dodgers. Joe Nuxhall of the Reds pitched nine innings to beat the National League leading St. Louis 6-0, holding the Cards to five hits.
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Pirates
Los Angeles Dodgers
Joe Nuxhall
Reds
St. Louis
Rumor Claims Smock Valley President Races City Streets
A rumor alleges the Smock Valley Watershed president is a speedy racer who supposedly faced a $15 entry fee from Madison police to use the city streets as a track. No verification is provided.
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Smock Valley Watershed
Madison
Delbert
Waterway construction progresses with multiple crews at varied towns
Construction continues at a steady pace with crews finishing jobs for Clarence Kernen in York Township Bill Hartwig and Glenn Hasse in Monroe Pete Wunschel in Spring Grove John Krattiger in Jefferson Arlie Ross in Brooklyn and Ken Abert in Sylvester, though much remains to be built.
Banquet Plans Set for Dougherty Creek Watersheds Anniversary
Ambrose Wenger and Merlin Emberson announce the next Wednesday banquet honoring the Dougherty Creek Watersheds 10th anniversary with Nic Cabeza as a possible guest. Nic aims to attend in La Crosse then Monticello Casino by 8 p.m. Conservation Culmination Days proceed at Franbrook Farm Adams Township with outdoor cookery by Dewey Dwyer and a boat safety demo by Harold Pederson. Dates: May 8 9 13 and 15. Weather hopes rise. Fifty year old hens offered at 530 cents each for fricassee or stewing with gravy likely tough.
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Merlin Emberson
Dougherty Creek
Nic Calebresa
Nic
la Crosse
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Rudy Haskee
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Platteville Hits 5515 At College Kegler Meet
Platteville State stood sixth halfway through the NAIA bowling championships in Kansas City with 5515 pins, 367 behind leader Southwestern Louisiana. The 32-team meet, decided on total pinfall, continues with two three-game blocks today.
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Kansas City
Platteville State
Platteville
Southwestern
Louisiana
Monroe Board Approves Calendar and Budgets April 1963
The Monroe Board of Education met April 17 1963 to approve vouchers totaling 165 878 89 for the last period and adopt the 1963 64 school calendar. The agenda included building plans alterations requests from Browntown and Hiawatha expansion, plus a vote to grant a diploma to Douglas Ebenezer.
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Monroe Board of Education
Rodney O. Kittelsen
John L. Norton
George R. Barry
John F. Caradine
Robert J. Hahlen
Alvin H. Babler
Clarence Falk
Arthur F. Wagner
D. J. Huenink
Prin
Walter A. Babula
William R. Stucker
Nat Sample
Weiler and Strang and Associates
Caradine
Hahlen
Mr. Babler
Nicklaus Leads Tourna ment of Champions After Round Two
Las Vegas. National Open Champion Jack Nicklaus holds a lead of five or more strokes over 26 rivals at the Desert golf classic heading into the third round.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Jack Nicklaus
School board approves several teacher contracts
Dr Barry presents contracts for Mrs Deanna House Stout at State College with two years experience replacing Mamie Marty and Elsa Isabella Luther College with 1963 credentials replacing JoAnn Larsen. John E Close of University of Wisconsin with five years experience in scouting to replace Thomas Norager. Motion carried unanimously.
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Barry
Deanna House
Stout State College
Mamie Marty
Elsa Isabella
Luther College
JoAnn Larsen
John E. Close
University of Wisconsin
Thomas Norager
Norton
Caradine
Hahlen
Lee Mitchell
Martin Deignan
Gerald Ruge
Indianapolis
Babler
Arthur F. Wagner
Badger Gophers? Badger golfers win ninth straight match
Wisconsin's undefeated team led by Captain Bill Iverson captured medal with a 2 over par 72 74 for 146. They defeated Southern Illinois University 22 to 14 in Madison on Friday.
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Wisconsin
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Southern Illinois University
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