Swiss Colony Tops Martins 8-1 In Slowpitch
Rudy Rothenbuehler sparked Swiss Colony with a home run and three hits in four trips as Swiss Colony defeated Martins 8-1. Don Ninneman earned the win over Glenn Milestone, while Dormans and Lanz Hardware also posted wins in nightly action.
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Dale Myers
Dormans
Lanz Hardware
Lanz
Dorman
Don Ninneman
Fred Blanc
Robert Brauchle
Ted Sheffer
Dave Martin
Power and Light
Wayne Jenson
Bill Schmid
Dick Lane
Merle Monahan
Harold Saunders
WPL
South Wayne
Buddy May
Gayle Burington
Homer Pickett
Jim Wells
Jerry Gelbach
Cletus Bainbridge
Glenn Milestone
Colony
Giles Seeks Help To Prevent Strike
National League president Warren Giles called for cool headed staff to prevent any action harming the league as umpires press pension demands. He said the office is sympathetic to a fair retirement benefits increase and urged avoiding ultimatums while negotiating with the umpires’ attorney John J Reynolds.
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Cincinnati
Warren Giles
National League
John J. Reynolds
Giles
League
Colts Sign All-State Shortstop Buddy Nelson
Shreveport Louisiana The Houston Colts signed all state shortstop Buddy Nelson of Fair Park High School to a substantial bonus contract Wednesday. Houston scout Connie Ryan signed the 17 year old high school star who compiled a .392 career batting average during his three years at Fair Park.
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Houston Colts
Shreveport
Buddy Nelson
Fair Parks
Houston
Connie Ryan
Fair Park
Phillies Pitcher Mahaffey Shuts Out Pirates 2 6
Yesterday's Stars pitched four hits as Philadelphia blanked Pittsburgh 2 to 0 to hold a slim lead in the National League. Chuck Hinton drove in three runs with a homer and two singles in Washington's 9 to 8 win over Boston. The Milwaukee hall of fame note announces Walter C. Sanger's posthumous 40th honor.
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Art Mahaffey
Phillies
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Chuck Hinton
Senators
Homer
Washington
Boston
Hall OF Fame
Milwaukee
Walter C. Sanger
Wisconsin Athletic Hall of Fame
Sanger
Monroe Routs Orfordville 4-3 In District Playoffs Final
Monroe high school advances to Orfordville district finals by 4-3 over Orfordville. Freshman Dave Holling pitched six strong innings with eight walks troubled him. Bob Buchholtz relieved in the seventh to seal the win. Monroe meets Clinton tomorrow at 8 p.m. on the Orfordville diamond. the winner faces Janesville Tuesday at a site to be announced.
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Monroe High School
Orfordville
Cheesemakers
Clinton
Janesville
Dave Holling
Bob Buchholtz
Holling
Buchholtz
Hollsing
Three Netmen State Qualifiers From Beloit Monroe Tennis
After the Beloit Beloit Beloit sectional Monroe will be represented by three netmen at the state meet in Neenah June 5 and 6. Pete Mueller leads Monroe in singles with Kim Kindschi and Bill Norder as runners up. Janesville tops team scores with 25 points, Beloit 21, Monroe 17. Other scores: Dalaven-Darien 11, Badger 7, Clinton 6, Elkhorn 5, Stoughton Big Foot 2. Ederton 0.
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Ater
Beloit
Monroe High School
Neenah
Pete Mueller
Kim Kindschi
Bill Norder
Jim Jones
Monroe
Jones
Mueller
Janesville
Dalaven- Darien
Badger
Clinton
Elkhorn
Stoughton
Big Foot
Ederton
Jack Heague
Bill MacDonald
Tim Daugherty
Jan van Rens
Ray Johnson
Jim Gunderson
Jeff Widmer
Bucky
National and American League Scoreboard Snapshot
National League standings show Philadelphia leading with 22 wins and San Francisco at 23, Milwaukee 22, St. Louis 18, Pittsburgh 22, Cincinnati 20, Houston 20, Los Angeles 18, Chicago 15, New York 12. Results include Chicago 7 New York 1 and Philadelphia 2 Pittsburgh 0. American League race lists Chicago and Baltimore atop with 24 and 24 wins, New York 20, Minnesota 22, Cleveland 18, Boston 20, Detroit 18, Washington 18. Wednesday results feature New York 7 Cleveland 2 and Washington 9 Boston 8 in innings.
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St. Louis
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Cincinnati
Houston
Los Angeles
Chicago
New York
Philadephia
New
Washington
Kansas City
Cleveland
Boston
Detroit
Baltimore
Minnesota
Packers to Play in Twin Bill Exhibition Schedule
NEW YORK A Green Bay Packer appearance in a doubleheader at Cleveland September 5 is in the 1964 NFL exhibition schedule. The Packers meet the Cleveland Browns in the second game after the New York Giants and the Detroit Lions open the twin bill. Other Packers exhibitions include Aug 7 at New Orleans, Aug 14 at Green Bay, Aug 21 at Milwaukee and Aug 27 at Dallas.
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New York
Green Bay
Monticello Social Notes From Monticello and Nearby Homes
Mrs C D Curtis hosts Sunday calls as Mr and Mrs Fred Haldiman and others visit Monticello area. Baccalaureate service attended by Mr and Mrs Jacob Wittenweiler and Robert at Mt Horeb high school. Multiple households share Sunday meals and social visits across Monticello Freeport New Glarus Monroe Belleville and Sun Prairie.
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Fred Haldiman
Jim
Bob
Sally Hammerly
Conrad Stauffacher
Kenneth Halverson
Sun_ Prairie
Jacob Witten-wgler
Robert
Mt. Horeb High School
M. E. Lynn
Maime
Albert Gale
Freeport
Raymond Gessler
Linda
Louise Gessler
New Glarus
Merlyn Loveland
LaVenne
Marilyn
Bill
Allan Babler
Henry J. Elmer
Elmer
George Yeazel
Monroe
Marvin Marty
Sonja
Nathan
Raymond Talmage
Talmage
Emil S. Duerst
Kenneth Herlien
Belleville
Lawrence Karlen
Darcy
Danny
Albert] Doppler
Alfred Deininger
Jacob Stauffer
Ellsworth Leads Cubs In Seven-Hitter Win Over Mets
Cubs pitcher Dick Ellsworth fired a seven hitter to beat the New York Mets 7 1 after a 19 1 rout of the Cubs on Tuesday. Ellsworth allowed only seven singles, improved to 3 0 in his last three starts, and the Cubs backed him with 11 hits led by Lou Brock and Billy Williams.
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Chicago Cubs
New York Mets
Cub
Dick Ellsworth
Mets
Cubs
Ellsworth
Bob Kennedy
Billy Williams
Lou Brock
Ron Santo
Ernie Banks
Dick Bertell
Billy Cowan
Noor
Larry Jackson
Casey Stengel
Tisco
White Sox
Len
Kansas City
19Th Street
Juan Pizarro
Orlando Pena
Mantle Injures Left Side Again In Tight Yankee Game
Mickey Mantle, New Yorks star plagued by leg trouble, suffered a left side muscle strain while making a running catch in an eighth inning against Cleveland. The injury follows a history of leg issues as Mantle slows from his peak speed and he leaves the lineup briefly amid the latest setback. The crowd gave him a standing ovation as he exited, highlighting the fragile balance between his speed and recurring injuries in this season.
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Mickey Mantle
Monroe
Embray
Cleveland
Mickey
Max Alvis
Yankee Stadium
Mantle
Legislator Granted Another Trial Delay
Madison Dane County Court granted a further postponement in the drunk driving trial of Assemblyman Frederick Schlue ter, citing Legislature in session. Judge William C. Sachtjen ruled after Schlue ter requested delay. the case hinges on whether the Legislature is in recess or adjournment amid a governor’s court disputes. The decision follows Gov Reynolds’ ongoing challenge over appointments with the Republican Senate.
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Dane
William C. Sachtjen
Frederick Schlueter
Ripon
Schlueter
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Senate
Mets Open All Star Ticket Sales At Shea Stadium
New York Mets begun mail orders for reserved seats to the All-Star game at Shea Stadium on July 7. General admission tickets are 2.10, with reserved boxes 8.40, logos 6.30, and upper stands 4.20. Send orders to All-Star Tickets Shea Stadium Flushing NY 11368 with a check or money order plus 75 cents per order for postage.
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Star Tilt
NEW York
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Shea Stadium
Flushing
N. Y
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