Giants Dominate Dodgers Behind Marichal Seven run burst
In San Francisco, Juan Marichal pitched four hits as the Giants toppled the Dodgers 7-1. Koufax, who had a no hitter against the Giants 13 days earlier, was knocked out after an initial five-run first inning. Orlando Cepeda drove in three on a bases clearing double, Felipe Alou homered, and Don Zimmer hit a pinch homer for the Dodgers.
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Felipe Alou
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Don Zimmers
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Cal McLish
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Jesse Gonder
Johnny Callison
Tony Taylor
Baseball Standings and Results for the American League
The scoreboard shows the American League standings with Baltimore leading at 26 15 and New York at 24 16. Fridays results include New York 5 Washington 3 and Baltimore 7 Cleveland 4 with several other games listed and upcoming matchups for today and Sunday.
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Action Starts Monday 24 Teams Open Slow Pitch League
Twenty four teams will play in the slow pitch league next week with games Monday Tuesday Wednesday and Saturday nights at Twining Park and Recreation Park. The regular softball league also opens with practice games on Monday and games Wednesday and Friday nights featuring teams such as Martins Sportsmen Swiss Colony Eagles and more.
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Recreation Park
Our Soil Our Strength From The Soil Conservation Service
Weather and farming notes describe 24 degree frost impact on corn and strawberries with rain sought. Field crews report waterway work in Sylvester and Cadiz areas, plus ponds and local projects. A joke ends the item.
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Ray Indergand
George Hartman
Bill Rees
Francis Atkinson
Sylvester Township
Vic Schiller
Gene Stuckey
Sylvester
Ralph Neuenschwander
Frank Goonan
Cadiz
Vern Johnsrud
Bob Wells
Monticello
Melvin Schlittler
Bill Blumer
Albany
Wisconsin fish seasons eyed for single opening date
The Wisconsin Conservation Congress seeks one opening date for most game fish seasons next year. Delegates urged May second Saturday for muskies walleyes northern pike brook brown and rainbow trout, with current openings in May in south and north. Other actions included an ice fishing opening on Chippewa Flowage and a winter walleye bag increase on Lake Winnebago. John Cross was elected chairman with Robert Thompson as vice chair and Roland Zeulsdorf as secretary treasurer.
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Eau Claire
Wisconsin Conservation Congress
Wisconsin
Northwest
Lake Winnebago
Rta
Devil’s Lake
Horicon Marsh
John Cross
Marshfield
Congress Executive Council
Glen Garloch
Crandon
Robert Thompson
Poynette
Roland Zeulsdorf
Horicon
Tiger to Scout Bout as Next Challenger Eyeing Win
World middleweight champion Dick Tiger will scout tonight's Madison Square Garden main event between George Benton and Rubin Carter. A victory by Benton or Carter could set up Tiger for a title defense next, with Nigeria-bound Fullmer as a future challenger. The ABC telecast begins at 9 p.m. EST.
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ABC Television
Hopes Remain After Badger Victory
The University of Wisconsin baseball team, fourth in the Big Ten, improved to 7-5 by beating Michigan State 12-7. Wisconsin planned a doubleheader at Michigan to close the season, still chasing lead Illinois by a game and a half. Dave Tymus led the offense with three hits, including a double and a triple.
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Badgers
Michigan State
Wisconsin
Michigan
Illinois
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Lost Act Sparks Reflection on Morse Code First Ocean Message
A reflection on the idea that losing a key act echoes the historic first wireless ocean transmission. The message that started it all, "Dot dot dot," Morse code for S, is invoked as a metaphor for loss and memory.
Twins Triumph On Hall NinthInning Slam Against White Sox
Rookie Jimmie Hall hit a two run homer with one out in the ninth to lift the Minnesota Twins to an 8-6 victory over the Chicago White Sox. Harmon Killebrew earlier belted a bases loaded grand slam in the fifth as the Twins overcame Ron Hansen and Dave Nicholson homers by Chicago. The win kept Minnesota hot while Chicago dropped to third behind Baltimore and New York.
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Killebrew
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Herbert
Dave Nicholson
Nuith
Court Learns Driver Busy with Accidents
Roy S. Goodwin, 50, failed to appear in Jacksonville court for a reckless driving charge due to injuries from a series of early week auto accidents. Police listed multiple incidents including hitting a curb overturning a truck, striking a parked truck, scraping a city vehicle, and hitting a telephone pole.
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Jacksonville
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Roy S. Goodwin
Goodwin
Monticello Community Notices and Upcoming 4H Events
Monticello residents share weekend travels and social calls with Madison visitors. Cal Kraemer schedules a land judging school for 4 H leaders next Tuesday at the village hall, with a Vo Ag field clinic planned for June 1. Memorial Day driving cautions urged as the community wraps up contour strip cropping and thanks local students for classroom notes.
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Cal Kraemer
Monticello
Vo-Ag
Giants Beat Dodgers 7-1 to Extend NL Lead
Yesterday Juan Marichal pitched four hits allowed as the Giants defeated the Los Angeles Dodgers 7-1 to extend their National League lead to two games. Harmon Killebrew homered grand slam and drove in five in the Twins 8-6 win over the Chicago White Sox.
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Twins
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Local Social Notes Highlight Madison Area Visits
Mrs Gladys Andrews of Madison visited here. Mr and Mrs Herman Bauman hosted for their son Virgil s birthday. Guests included Mr and Mrs Fred Daubert Miss Minetta Foulker and Royce Foulker Monroe. Numerous families visited held moves and remodeling activity noted across Orangeville Rockford and Brodhead.
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Gladys Andrews
Madison
Herman Bauman
Virgil
Fred Daubert
Minetta Foulker
Royce Foulker
Monroe
William Arn
Messrs
Mmes
Harry Doubler
Albert Arn
Orangeville
Danny Doubler
Randy
Judy Williams
Brodhead
al We
Oakley
Gunn Wuetniicn
Sylvia Grenzow
Rockford
Nathan Trotter
Afton
Ernest Wellman
Rolland Copliens
Frank Brunkow
Juta
Jerry Bonspiez
Elmer Ronspiez
John Sigalus
Palmer Wahler
Roland Maves
Helga Wahler
Wesly Nobles
Edgerton
Chris Thompson
Argyle
Harvey Andrews
Gertie Martin
Jennie Kemprood
Darlington
Manda Doyle
South Wayne
Jerry Wahler
Gratiot
Lucas Dischler
Glenn Pinnow
David Brinkmeier
Kermit Quambeck
Bellflower
Calif
Raymond Olson
Oelwein
Ella Lehman
Ward
Merritt
Ronald
Beth Ann
Palmer Warner
Browntown Connections From Woodford to Monroe Weekend
A social roundup notes visits and family gatherings across Wisconsin towns. James Perdue and Emma Martin came from Woodford. Selmar Gardens hosted a golden anniversary. many relatives from Darlington Argyle Monroe and beyond attended picnics and weekends with local residents.
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James Perdue
Emma Martin
Woodford
Julia Pickett
Selmar Gardens
Edith Rockow
Hubert Rockow
Brodhead
Court OKs Profit from Postwar Land Reform in Tokyo
A Tokyo court ruled that Japanese tenant farmers who bought land at rock bottom prices under the American ordered postwar reform may resell for the best price available in today’s booming market.
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Loveland Employment Service
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de Molay
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Down To
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Ralph Kubly
Thomas Brusveen
Selmar Lien
Ralph Dunkel
Stenehkake
Ed Ruehrasort
R. H. Schoonover
Ed. Quade
R. W. Woelffer
Janesville
Royal Woelffer
L. G. Marty
Albert Knobel
George Grenzow
Yolanda Richards
Frederick S. Voegels
Howard Steinmann
Fred Burgy
Conrad Stauffacher
Thomas Kgrnsveen
Mts
Kenneth Klassy
W. E. Blum
Green County Bankers
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M. E. Lynn
John Waefler
Jefferson Township
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Barbara Eckstam
Paul Goetz
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Union Grove
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