Crandall Oil Co Tops Moose in Slow Pitch Victory
Bob Dye earned the win for Crandall Oil Co with two hits and two runs as Crandall edged the Moose 5-3. Heeren Coplien beat Joe's Private Club 7-0, and EUB Church crushed the Eagles 18-8 behind a balanced 12 hit attack led by Dell Barrett Nate Schmerse Cal Erickson and Dave Stauffacher home run in the third.
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Crandall Oil Co
Moose
Heeren
Coplien
Joe’s
Eub Church
Eagles
Bob Dye
Crandall’s Oil Co
Fred Grundahl
Ken Rothenhaehler
Roger Severson
Duane Kohl
Dye
Wendell Simmons
Joe
Dave Stauffacher
Heeren-Coplien
Jim Lovelace
EUB
Dell Barrett
Nate Schmerse
Cal Erickson
Virgil Bowman
Burleigh Bartlett
Bob Stamm
Erickson
Phil Counselman
Mike Weytrich
Charles Bloom
Bartlett
Cubs Win Fifth Two Over Mets. Sox Lose to Indians
Cubs extend winning streak to three with a 5-2 victory over the Mets as Dick Ellsworth earns his sixth win. Santo drives in two runs with a first inning triple and Banks adds a sac fly. Williams bashes an inside the park homer to cap scoring. Sox drop to four straight losses after a 3-2 defeat to Cleveland at Comiskey Park.
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Chicago
Chicago Cubs
New York Mets
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland Indians
Comiskey Park
Ron Santo
Billy Williams
Cub
Dick Ellsworth
Santo
Ernie Banks
Williams
Cubs
New York
Sox
Cleveland
Kiwanis and Agrico Win In Softball Practice Action
In opening rounds at Recreation Park Kiwanis beat Loveland Employment Service 12 2 and Agrico edged De Molay 10 7. Pitchers Clare Bidlingmaier and Andy Hartwig earned wins while losses went to Charles Moen and Kenneth Krattiger. Tonight Stewart’s and Browntown meet Zwickers and Eagles at 7 45 and 9 15.
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Recreation Park
Kiwanis
Loveland Employment Service
Agrico
de Molay
Larry Blaser
Jim Bidlingmaier
Blaser
Bidlingmaier
Loveland
Clare Bidlingmaier
Charles Moen
Duane Hein
Andy Harwig
Sam Regula
Ron Wilde
Andy Hartwig
Kenneth Krattiger
Studer
Zwickers
Browntown
Eagles
Varsity Tennis Letter Awarded to David Babler
Ripon College announces David Babler has received a varsity tennis letter. Babler, a 1960 Monroe High School graduate, is the son of Mr and Mrs Arvin H Babler of Monroe.
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David Babler
RIPON
Arlvin H. Babler
Monroe
Ripon College
Babler
Monroe High School
Dodgers blank Brewers as Koufax rips sixth hit shutout win
Yesterday’s Stars reports Sandy Koufax and the Dodgers limited Milwaukee to six hits in a 7-0 victory. The win moves Los Angeles within one game of NL leader San Francisco. Howie Goss drove in six with two homers and a triple in a 6-7 loss for the Colts at St. Louis.
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Sandy Koufax
Dodgers
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Howie Goss
Colts
St. Louis
Journal Games Highlight 1964 Indoor Track Schedule
The National Indoor Track Meet Directors Association announced a slate of 19 indoor meets for 1964. The Journal Games will be held March 7 at the Milwaukee Arena as the penultimate event of the season.
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New York
Milwaukee Arena
National
Drag Races Gather In Union Grove For National Championship
About 300 or more of the nation's fastest dragsters are expected to compete in Union Grove starting Memorial Day for the National Championship Drag Races.
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Union Grove
Wis
National League scoreboard and Tuesday results recap
The National League standings show San Francisco leading with a 28 17 record and .622 pct while Los Angeles trails. Tuesday results include Cincinnati 10 San Francisco 6 Chicago 5 New York 2 Los Angeles 7 Milwaukee 0 Philadelphia 5 Pittsburgh 1 St Louis 8 Houston 7 in 10 innings.
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San Francisco
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Chicago
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Houston
New York
Pittsburgh
St. Lous iI
Baltimore
Boston
Kansas City
Minnesota
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Racing Pit Crews Power Victory in 500 Mile Classic
Ray Dion and Don Koda handled rear and left rear wheels while Larry Shin- owner and Robert C. Wilkie kept spirits high. Watson's Glendale based team trains eight years to nail tire changes and refuel under 20 seconds, with Ward Sutton Sachs among top finishers.
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Ray Dion
Don Koda
Larry Shin
Robert C. Wilkie
Shinoda
General Motors
Sparks
Allison
Kedea
Dion
Wilkie
Milwaukee
Watson
Glendale
Calif
U.S. Auto Club
Ward
Len Sutton
Eddie Sachs
Sutton
Parnelli Jones
Winning Driver Receives Check At Indianapolis 500 Dinner
Indianapolis race notes a winning driver earns a 125 000 dollar certified check from Tony Hulman but the prize goes to the owner as the driver and team share a contract split. The piece lists Rodger Ward as driver and A J Watson and Sparky Sparks as key team members.
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Indianapolis
Tony Hulman
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Speedway
Rodger Ward
A. J. Watson
Banks Credits Kennedy as Cubs Turn Corner
Ernie Banks says the Cubs are relaxed and cohesive under new coach Bob Kennedy and athletic director Whitlow Whitelow. He notes shift from last year’s jokes and poor finish as Chicago won 5-2 over the Mets, praising Kennedy’s leadership and the club’s renewed team play.
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New York
Ernie Banks
Banks
Cubs
Ernie
Phil Wrigley
Cub
New York Mets
Bob Kennedy
Whitelow
Robert Whitlow
Brodhead Principal Honored by League
Peter Morgan principal of Argyle public schools was honored by the State Line League at its Spring meeting. C H Hageman presented a league gift for Morgan’s 35 years service in Argyle before he begins teaching at Iowa rrant school at Livingston this fall.
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Brodhead
Peter Morgan
Argyle Public
State Line League
Morgan
C. H. Hageman
Belleville
Argyle
Lo Warrant School
Livingston
Koufax Shuts Out Braves 7-0 In Dodgers Victory
Sandy Koufax blanked Milwaukee 7-0 on six hits for his fourth shutout of the season. The Dodgers edged toward the leading Giants as Chicago and Philadelphia won, while Baltimore widened its lead in the American League with a 4-2 win over Kansas City.
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Bob Green
Associated Press Sports
Sandy Koufax
Frank Sinatra
Los Angeles Dodgers
Milwaukee
Dodgers
Kansas City
New York Yankees
Boston
Cleveland
Chicago White Sox
Bob Allison
Minnesota
Washington
Detroit
Los Angeles Angels
Edgerton Hires Three Coaches and Principal
Edgerton school board named John Shier as high school principal replacing John Hamburg who moves to Delevan. Donald Shebuski becomes head football coach succeeding Robert Schrader who takes a Wheaton Illinois garage position. Tom Kemppainen is hired as basketball coach, with Robert Barneson named assistant basketball coach and history teacher.
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Edgerton
Edgerton School
John Shier
Owen-Withee
Owen
John Hamburg
Delevan High School
Donald Shebuski
East Troy High School
Robert Schrader
Schrader
Wheaton
Ill
Tom Kemppainen
Kemppainen
Pleasantville
Robert Barneson
University of Wisconsin
Barneson
Zion, Il
Local Homemakers Meet and Nurses Scholarship Council Events
Blanchardville residents attended a homemakers center meeting on outdoor cookery at Shullsburg. Mabel Jackson and Mrs. Barber joined a Lafayette County Guild Nurses Scholarship Council tea at Darlington hospital. Members attended a Madison Memorial Union concert featuring Roland Severson with several local attendees.
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Homer Marshall
E. J. Barber
Homemakers Center
Shullsburg
Mabel Jackson
Earl. Barber
Lafayette County Guild Nurses Scholarship Council
Darlington Hospital
Memorial Union
Madison
Roland Severson
Ee Severson
Milford Paulsen
RoxAnne, Argyle
Alma DeVoe
Orville Severson
Rev Vernon Kuehn Reelected Chairman In Wisconsin Catholic AIA
The Rev Vernon Kuehn of Milwaukee Messmer was re-elected chairman of the Board of Control of the Wisconsin Catholic Interscholastic Athletic Association on Tuesday. The report notes the continuity in leadership and the association's ongoing governance.
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Kuehn
LA Crosse
Vernon Kuehn
Milwaukee
Messmer
Wisconsin Catholic Interscholastic Athletic Association
Wisconsin Legislature Acts on Wolf River Dam Ban
The Senate approved a bill prohibiting dam construction on the Wolf River in Langlade County and sent it to the governor, signaling a push to keep the river for fishing and recreation. The Assembly backed a separate bill banning future damming on the Wolf and sent it to the governor, while approving a revised commercial code and reviving a juvenile court custody measure.
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Madison
State Senate
Langlade County
Reynolds
Senate
Assembly
Lausiauc Sanaa
Public Service Commission
Milwaukee County
Mark Ryan
Milwaukee
Spring Pig Output Ahead of Forecasts
Reports from the Midwestern livestock area indicate that pig production this spring is heavier than anticipated. If true, producers may face a season of low prices in late summer, fall and winter. A Missouri Farm Bureau Federation livestock expert notes forecasts could lead to price declines later in the year.
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Washington
Missouri Farm Bureau Federation
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Crandall
Rans Eagles
White Sox
BY Jimmy Hatlo
Verander
Supena
Brunhilda
Delta
Fork County
Monroe Evening Times
Dear A KH Fort
Atl.n
Etand
Wy AvvUerrroen
Kennedy
THURS
FBI
Clark
Monroe, Wis
Ed Goecks
Koufax
Braves
Blanchardville
Mrs. Earl Barber
Johnson-Eraser
Pontiac, Inc
Hiway
City Hall
Wisconsin
Connors
L1th Street
F. M. Bray
Louie Bushell
Turner Hall
Vise Commercial and
Savings Bank
Green County
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