Giants Beat Dodgers 3-0 as Marichal wins 11th straight
San Francisco’s Juan Marichal improved to 5-0 with a 2.02 ERA and extended his unbeaten stretch to 11 decisions in a row against Los Angeles. Willie Mays homered for the 11th time this season and drove in a run as the Giants opened a three-game series victory over the Dodgers in San Francisco.
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Mike Rathet
Associated Press
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Los Angeles Dodgers
Juan Marichal
Willie Mays
Giants
Dodgers
Marichal
Mays
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Philadelphia
Wes Covington
Cincinnati
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John Tsitouris
Connie Mack Stadium
Tony Cloninger
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Bobby Foster Takes Quick First Round Victory
Bobby Foster a 2 1 underdog defeated Allen Thomas in Chicago on a Friday night nationally televised bout. Foster absorbed a punch then unleashed a barrage ending the light heavyweight contest at 1 26 with Thomas dropped three times. Foster improves to 15 2 while Thomas falls to 19 4 1.
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Bobby Foster
Allen Thomas
Foster
Washington, D.C
Thomas
Ko’s
Summer Tip to Keep Meat and Dairy Fresh On Road Trips
If you have a long drive home from the market during summer months pack meat and dairy in a portable picnic cooler. This will help prevent spoilage before you can refrigerate the food.
Fort Atkinson Pageant To Open Olympic Style Spring
A 37 mile freedom torch relay from the Wisconsin State Capitol in Madison to Fort Atkinson launches the Fort Atkinson High School pageant Born to be Free on May 18 and 19. Governor Reynolds will light the flame at 1 30 p.m. and each runner will cover one mile along Highway 12 escorted by Dane and Jefferson county sheriff departments.
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Wisconsin
State Capitol
Madison
John W. Reynolds
Statehouse
Augusto Morales
Bogota
Columbia
Gov. Reynolds
Highway 12
Sheriff's Departments
Dane
Jefferson Counties
Covington Hit 450-Foot Homer At Connie Mack Stadium
Wes Covington belted a 450 foot home run at Connie Mack Stadium in Philadelphia as 23 004 fans watched. The three run shot sailed over the 55 foot scoreboard left of the big clock, the longest in his career but not his best. The Phillies beat Cincinnati 11 to 3 with 18 hits and Covington, in a slump, credited timing drills and facing several pitchers for a groove return.
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Cincinnati
Phillies
Eddie Mathews
Hank Aaron
Joe Adcock
Milwaukee
Wes
Classified Ads Bring Buyers and Sellers Together
Classified ads help buyers, renters, and sellers connect. Cupid style matchmaking for goods and services across a local market.
Tobert Leads Wisconsin Past Northwestern in Big Ten Win
Southpaw Lance Tobert earned his third straight Big Ten victory as Wisconsin beat Northwestern 6 to 4. Tobert allowed 13 hits but aided by three double plays and nine Wisconsin singles. Rick Reichardt collected a single in three trips, dropping his conference average to .560. The Badgers moved to 4-3 in conference as a doubleheader was set in Madison.
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Lance Tobert
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Northwestern
Tobert
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Badger
Rick Reichardt
Madison Toay
White Sox Win Take Loop Lead Over Dodgers
Chicago White Sox beat Los Angeles 3-1 to grab the American League lead. Dave Nicholson drove in a run, Ron Hansen and Juan Pizarro homered, giving Pizarro his second win without a loss aided by Hoyt Wilhelm. The end of the game left Chicago 1/2 game ahead of Cleveland.
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Chicago White Sox
Los Angeles
Dave Nicholson
Ron Hansen
Juan Pizarro
Sox
Cleveland Indians
Pizarro
Hoyt Wilhelm
White Sox
John Buzhardt
Bo Belinsky
Chicago Cubs
Houston
Dick Ellsworth
Ken Johnson
Monroe Netmen Clinch Fourth Straight Win in Badger Play
Monroe high school's tennis team blanked Stoughton 7-0 at Stoughton to stay in first place, one game ahead of Jefferson and Monona Grove. Kim Kindschi and Pete Mueller sparked the victory with singles wins and mixed doubles triumphs. Next league match is Friday May 15 against Jefferson at Recreation Park.
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Monroe High School
Badger
Stoughton
Jefferson
Monona Grove
Kim Kindschi
Pete Mueller
Monroe
Kindschi
Nick Paris
Bill Norder
Mueller
Bob Barnett
Dick Barry
Recreation Park Court
Larry Holcomb
Bob Slade
Steven Hiles
Tom Turner
Norder
Paris
Nissler
Barry
Hiles
Turner
Baseball Scoreboard Friday Results and Upcoming Games
National League standings and results show San Francisco leading with 14 wins. Philadelphia 13 and Milwaukee 13 follow, while New York 5 and Houston 9 trail. Upcoming schedule lists multiple doubleheaders and interleague matchups across cities.
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St. Louis
Pittsburgh
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Los Angeles
Houston
New York
Four More Held In Milwaukee Robbery Case
Milwaukee detectives report ten gang members tied to at least ten robberies over four months after a supermarket holdup ended with Patrolman John Orlikowski firing on the fleeing suspects. Leonard Miles, wounded in Chicago hospital, is one of the two men shot. John Harris, 28, among the new arrests, faces armed robbery charges in a separate Milwaukee incident.
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Milwaukee
Leo Woelfel
John R. Orlikowski
Orlikowski
Leonard Miles
Chicago
John Harris
Woelfel
Racine
Down to Earth From The Soil Conservation Service May Weather and Soil Work
Weather and soil notes review a sunny May spell and damage from Friday rain. Contour strip layouts were planned or completed for several landowners in Sylvester, Washington, Jordan, Jefferson, Monroe and Adams Townships. A spare pound loss joke about Ole Skinny Liedschlag closes with Kiwanis meeting remarks and punctuality.
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Clifford Prien
George Grossen
Sylvester
Harvey Gempeler
Delbert Ritschard
Roy Zentner
Jordan
John Erbdown
Jefferson
Lewis Hardyman
Monroe
Adams Township
Viewers Probe Christmas Carols on Danny Kaye Show
The speaker questions the Christmas carols aired on the Danny Kaye Show last Wednesday citing summer and reruns on TV. They deem White Christmas in May ridiculous and criticize programmers for lacking brains.
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Danny Kaye
Skinner Creek directors plan summer programs and game pact
Billy Hartwig notes Skinner Creek Watershed directors will set a summer program schedule next Tuesday evening at his home. They also consider challenging the Country Club Five Plus Three Plus Siedschlag to a volleyball match.
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Billy Hartwig
Skinner Creek
Country Club
Siedschlag
Giants pitcher Juan Marichal dominates Dodgers for 3-0 win
Marichal improves to 5-0 with his 11th straight win over two seasons as the Giants blank the Dodgers on five hits. West Covington shines for the Phillies with two singles and a homer driving in five in an 11-3 rout of Cincinnati.
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Juan Marichal
Giants
Los Angeles Dodgers
San Francisco
West Covington
Phillies
Cincinnati
Early US paper money origins and national currency act
The text traces the introduction of paper money in the United States to 1690 in Massachusetts Bay Colony and notes that Congress first authorized national paper currency in 1861. It highlights key milestones in American monetary history and the shift to a centralized national currency.
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United States
Massachusetts Bay Colony
Congress
Seaman Mancheim on 10 day Navy leave at parental home
Seaman Jerry Mancheim is visiting his parents for a 10 day leave after returning from a Caribbean cruise and nearing two years of Navy service next month. Guests at the Mancheim home include Harry Hempstead and Steven Flint from Greensburg Indiana, among others visiting from Illinois and California.
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Jerry Mancheim
Navy
Manchena
Harry Hempstead
Steven Flint
Greensberg
Ind
Lewis Graves
Joe Graves
Brawley
Calif
Alice Barton
Escajone City
Miss Barton
California
Bjornstads
Ed Killingstad
James Webb
Jennifer
Melrose Park
Genevieve Stiffler
David Sharer
Dirk
Eric
Stevens Point
Marie Oberholzer
T. E. Sharer
Chester Swanson
John Deutsch
Virgil
Jimmy Swanson
Senators Claim Koch Detroit for Waiver Price
The Washington Senators claimed Detroit pitcher Alan Koch for 20000 dollars on Friday. Koch appeared in 10 innings for the Tigers this season and holds a career 1-1 record.
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Koch
Detroit
Washington Senators
Alan Koch
Tigers
Gen Taylor to Join McNamara on Vietnam Tour
Gen Maxwell D. Taylor, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, will join Defense Secretary Robert S. McNamara in South Vietnam for checkup and conference sessions. Taylor flies from Washington to Saigon on Monday, arriving a day before McNamara who is coming from Bonn, West Germany.
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Maxwell D. Taylor
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Robert S. McNamara
South Viet Nam
Pentagon
Taylor
Saigon
McNamara
Bonn
West Germany
Braves place Kelley on DL with arm ailment
Milwaukee Braves rookie pitcher Dick Kelley is on the disabled list with a circulatory problem in his throwing arm. A club spokesman said he has been improving and hopes to start workouts soon. He did not travel on the current eastern swing.
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