Packers trade Ringo and Gros to Eagles for Cafey and draft pick
Green Bay parts with center Jim Ringo and back Earl Gros sending them to Philadelphia in exchange for linebacker LeRoy Caffey and the Eagles No. 1 draft choice. The move leaves the Packers without an experienced center and shifts Lombardi’s line.
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Ringo
Chicago Bears
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Louisiana State
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Three Teams Share Baseball Lead in SCC
The Wisconsin State College Conference opens a full slate of baseball games on Saturday with River Falls, Whitewater and Platteville tied for the lead at 4-0. Superior sits 3-3, Milwaukee and Stevens Point 2-2, Eau Claire and Stout 2-4, La Crosse 1-5, Oshkosh 0-5. River Falls Platteville game canceled by rain.
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la Crosse
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Orioles Bunker Delivers One-Hitter In Opener
Wally Bunker of the Orioles tossed a one run allowed performance in his first start of the year surrendering only a third inning single by Chuck Hinton in Baltimore's 2 1 win over Washington. Frank Robinson drove in a single and two homers including a ninth inning tying shot before Cincinnati edged Pittsburgh 5 4.
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Washington
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Baseball scoreboard and results update for Tuesday and Thursday games
Baseball standings show Cleveland Boston and New York in late season push. Result highlights include Boston beating Cleveland 4 0 and New York defeating Detroit 4 3 in ten innings. National League fights feature San Francisco Milwaukee St Louis and Chicago in tight races.
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More Trout Stocked as Season Opens Friday
Wisconsin Conservation Department completed pre season stock planting in county streams. Several thousand Brown trout already released, with 2 500 in Storey and 200 in Liberty Creek yesterday. Stocking continues mid season. season opens at one minute past midnight Friday. State alcoholism agencies operate in 43 states plus DC and Puerto Rico.
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Storey
Liberty Creek
Franklin Leads Monroe Golfers in Dual Victory
Franklin shot 41 to lead Monroe Cheesemakers to a 221 239 win over Stoughton in a dual at Stoughton. Monroe improves to 2 3 while Stoughton drops to 1 4. Jefferson paces the conference at 5 0. Jayvee Monroe won 234 251 behind Dave Deininger 47 and Tom Bacon 48.
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Larry Johnson
Skip Paton
Tom Bacon
Wynn Grendahl
Kurt Scherwin
Bill Kubly
Larry Grefsheim
Kim Jarvis
Dennis Wake
Mike Hanson
Tom Hajny
Power Failure and Strike Postpone Wisconsin Rapids Game
A Wisconsin Rapids game in the Midwest League at Waterloo was postponed Tuesday night due to a power failure and an electricians strike. The blackout left the stadium dark and no personnel available to fix the issue.
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Stevens Point Youth To Cornell On Four Year Scholarship
Jim Menzel of Pacelli High School earned a four year scholarship to Cornell University. He scored 618 points for Pacelli last season and set a three game tournament scoring record of 94 points in the 1964 Wisconsin Catholic Interscholastic Athletic Association tournament held in Milwaukee.
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Jim Menzel
Pacelli
Cornell University
Menzel
Milwaukee
Mets Open Night Games at New Shea Stadium vs Reds
The Mets host the Cincinnati Reds in the first night game at Shea Stadium. The ceremony features Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr. turning on the lights. Shea uses 1,600 bulbs and about two million watts, lights are designed to improve visibility though the team remains in the cellar.
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Four at UW Receive Teaching Awards Across Campuses
The University of Wisconsin honors four faculty with $1,000 teaching awards. Recipients are John Bollinger, 29, mechanical engineering Madison. Goodwin Berquist Jr., Speech Milwaukee. Herbert Jacob, 31, political science Madison. Roger Mergen Dahl, 36, English Marathon County extension. The Graduate School awards a $2,500 distinguished teaching fellowship to John Hafner of Milwaukee for a doctorate in English.
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Goodwin Berquist, Jr
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Roger Mergendahl
Marathon County Extension Center
John Hafner
Monroe Jayvee Nets First Win Behind Holling and Swiggum
Freshman Dave Holling pitched seven innings with 16 strikeouts and two walks to earn the win as Monroe jayvee defeated Shullsburg 8-1. Dick Swiggum hit a fourth inning homer with a man aboard, driving in the clinching runs. Swiggum had two hits, Jim Ambrose added two hits. Next jayvee game Friday at Monroe versus Juda at 4 p.m.
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Johnson Backs MS Fund Drive
President Johnson launches the annual National Multiple Sclerosis Society fundraiser urging nationwide support to seek the cause and cure. He signs a baseball awarded to the top fundraiser, bearing autographs of Kennedy Eisenhower Truman and Hoover.
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Juda By Mabel E. Bouer
Mr and Mrs Herman Bau man Roger and Virgil were guests of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Miller Orangeville Rev and Mrs Melvin Nickel Mmes Herbert Matzke Ted Miller Rolland Keen and Miss Mabel Bouer attended the vacation Bible school teachers training at Madison Juda residents attending the May Fellowship Day were Misses Inez Weaver Mabel Bauer Mme Herbert Andereck Chester Pinnow Earl Coplien Duane
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Local society notes from area residents
The report lists attendees and visitors including William Meinert Bosben Walter Ludwig Walter Reger Harold Greene Lydia Marean Edith Keen William Norder Emma Lahr Erma Norder Wesley Grenzow and Irvin Matzke. Rev Melvin Nickel will attend the Annual Conference at Milwaukee Emmanuel EUB church this week. Mr and Mrs Franklin Siedschlag and son Madison attended a family dinner Sunday at the parents home. Mrs Lucille Alexander visited her father Roy Fries at Caravilla on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Elmer Matzke were in Janesville Sunday. Mrs Eda Butt of Janesville dined with Mrs Mary Matzke Sunday and Mrs Jess Grenzow of Freeport called at Mrs George Grenzows house.
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Roy Fries
Caravilla
Elmer Matzke
Janesville
Eda Butt
Mary Matzke
Jess Grenzow
Freeport
George Grenzow
Milton Wins Two In Gateway Baseball Sweep
John Bennett pitched a three hit win and earned the win in relief as Milton defeated Northwestern 9-1 in game one and 16-10 in game two. Teammates supported with steady offense to complete the doubleheader sweep on Tuesday.
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Milton
John Bennett
Northwestern
Holstein records set by farms in 305 day tests
Rexland Ideal Annabelle 4530740, a six year old Holstein owned by Leland M. Nyman, Davis, produced 14 530 pounds of milk and 585 pounds of butterfat in 305 days. Opal Shiawana Ormsby Burke 4753232, four year old, owned by Paul L. and Boyd L. Boyer, Kent, yielded 16 320 pounds milk and 578 pounds of butterfat in 305 days. The Boyer herd posted a 14 666 pound per cow average with 562 pounds butterfat, in tests supervised by the University of Illinois and announced by the Holstein-Friesian Association of America.
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Leland M. Nyman
Davis
Paul L
Boyd L. Boyer
Kent
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
University of Ilinois
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Courthouse in Town Stays on Slow Time
Madisonville and Hopkins County adopt different time standards with the county offices in the courthouse operating on standard time while the city remains on daylight time. County Judge L. R. Slaton announces the change to align operations.
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Hopkins County
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