Hubers Clinch Berth for Slow Pitch Finals
Hubers defeated Grace Lutheran 8 3 to secure a finals berth in the slow pitch tournament. Tonight’s games include Milwaukee Cheese vs Swiggums and Firemen vs Liquid Feed, with winners meeting for a finals spot Monday at Twinings Park. win extras include Firemen, Moose, Eagles No II, and other late results from the round-robin action.
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Grace Lutheran
Milwaukee Cheese
Swiggums
Firemen
Twining Park
Eagles No. II
Moose
Bill Moon
Herb Goecks
Ken Norder
Jack Fernan
Paul Paulson
Art Carter
Goecks
Joe Schwartzenberger
Carter
Sylvan Waage
John Reese
Moon
Lee Fernstaedt
Paul Mueller
Smokeeaters
Duane Kohl
Marty Marohl
Clair Levi
Don van Wagenan
Walt Rufener
Frank Klarer
George Engels
Mueller
al Schwartz
Don Lane
Bob Montgomery
Don Pinnow
Arnie Kohn
Charles Bloom
Ring Magazine Names Liston Contender In Clay Return Bout
Ring Magazine lists Sonny Liston as the No. 1 heavyweight contender as it balks at the WBA plan to strip Cassius Clay of the title. The monthly notes Clay's $50,000 deal with Inter-Continental Promotions and the Nilon brothers gives them first defense call, signaling a possible November rematch.
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Ring Magazine
World Boxing Association
Cassius Clay
Sonny Liston
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Ring
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Inter- Continental Promotions, Inc
Nilon Brothers
Cassius’ Services
California Youth Sets Swim Mark
Roy Saari of El Segundo California broke the world record for the 1500 meter freestyle with a 16 58.7 at the Olympic Trials in Tokyo his time shatters his previous mark and surpasses Murray Roses pending best Saari predicts several swimmers could break 17 minutes to win Tokyo gold Australian officials deny Rose a spot.
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Los Altos
Norwegian Breaks Barrier in Javelin
A 20 year old Norwegian dental student shattered the 300 foot javelin barrier with a 300 feet 11 inch throw at Bislet Stadium during a Norway versus Czechoslovakia meet. Terje Pedersen toppled the 285 foot 7 inch world record set by Carlo Lievore in 1961.
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Orioles edge Twins as Pappas fires sixth shutout
Yesterday’s pitching combined with a two run two out hit by Tony Taylor powered Philadelphia to a 2-1 win over Houston. Pappas allowed one hit in eight innings as Baltimore won 2-0 over Minnesota to stay a half game behind in the pennant race.
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Orioles
Zoilo Versalles
Baltimore
Minnesota
Tony Taylor
Philies
Philadelphia
Houston
Bruhn Pushes Hard To Prepare Badgers For Opener
Wisconsin coach Milt Bruhn intensified drills as the Badgers prepare for the September 19 opener against Kansas State. Star junior Steve Goodman will miss the season due to knee surgery after reinjury in Tuesday practice. Lineup shifts occurred at linebacker, guard, and end positions while Carl Silvestri returned after a knocked out tooth incident.
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Hank Cuccia
Carl Silvestri
Teoth
Mathews Gets Stay on Bench
The Milwaukee Braves benched Eddie Mathews for a game as St Louis beat Milwaukee 6 to 2. Gary Kolb started at third and collected his second hit but was out while attempting to stretch a single. Mathews, though sidelined, remains one of Milwaukee’s top hitters with 21 homers and 68 RBIs.
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Milwaukee Braves
Eddie Mathews
Mathews
Braves
St. Louis Cardinals
Gary Kolb
Bobby Bragan
Joe Torre
Hank Aaron
Torre
Aaron
Denis Menke
Bank Park-Rec Seek Girls Title In Softball Final
Commercial Bank and Park and Recreation meet tonight at 7 30 for the Girls Softball League championship at Twining Park after semifinal wins. Bankers routed Monroe Clinic 25 0 in two innings led by LuAnn Prien with key hits from Judy Hefty Karen Rothenbuehler and others. Park and Recreation beat Monroe Business Women 11 1 with Diant Isely homering and Linda Ott adding a double.
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Twining Park
Monroe Clinic
Commercial Bank
Bankers
Park and Recreation
Monroe Business Women
LuAnn Prien
Bank
Vicki Gerner
Janis van Patta
Judy Hefty
Karen Rothenbuehler
Judy Wilhelmi
Lynn Kubly
Karen Nyman
Kathy Baltzer
Sandy Wyss
Diant Isely
Horicon Goose Hunt Blanks Now Available
County Clerk Ray E. Kundert announced that application blanks for the managed goose hunt at Horicon marsh are available in the Courthouse. Return by Sept 10 with no payment until selection. one application per hunter. Waterfowl season opens statewide at noon Saturday Oct 10. full duck and goose shooting regulations to follow.
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Ray E. Kundert
Horicon Marsh
Kundert
State Skipper Eighth In Mallory Cup Race
Bill Butz Jr of Lake Geneva Wisconsin finished eighth in the Mallory Cup Sailing Championships on Lake St Clair as the title was already decided. G Shelby Friedrich of New Orleans has clinched the championship after seven races through Wednesday.
Minoso Deal Hampers Sox Pennant Bid
Chicago White Sox struggle to complete a pennant push as commissioner Ford Frick rules the Minoso transaction improper. Gary Peters leads a 5 hit shutout of the Detroit Tigers at Comiskey Park as Ed Short accuses Frick of obstinacy. Minoso defends his loyalty to Chicago and Indianapolis. The Sox prepare for a four game weekend with Cleveland while the Cubs lose again.
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Chicago White Sox
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Minnie Minoso
White Sox
Minoso
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Frick
Sox
Gary Peters
Detroit Tigers
Comiskey Park
Ed Short
Baltimore Orioles
Short
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Cleveland Indians
Cubs
Scoring Standings and Wednesday Baseball Results
The scoreboard shows Philadelphia at 80 51 .611 Cincinnati 75 57 .568 5% St Louis 73 59 .553 TM San Francisco 74 60 .552 7% Pittsburgh 67 65 .508 13% Milwaukee 66 66 .500 13% Los Angeles 64 67 .489 16 Chicago 60 72 .455 20% Houston 57 77 .425 24% New York 45 87 .341 35% Wednesday results list Philadelphia 2 Houston 1 San Francisco 4 New York 0 Cincinnati 1 Chicago 0 12 innings St Louis 6 Milwaukee 2 Los Angeles 8 Pittsburgh 5 12 innings today San Francisco at New York Houston at Philadelphia Chicago at Cincinnati Milwaukee at St Louis AMERICAN LEAGUE standings and results with several games and upcoming schedules listed.
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Reds Beat Cubs 1-0 in 12 Inning Pitching Duel
Cincinnati edge Cubs 1-0 after 12 innings as Marty Keogh Chico Ruiz and Mel Queen deliver consecutive singles. Don Elston takes the loss in relief while Bob Buhl allows five hits through eight innings. Cubs set Dick Ellsworth to start against Red O Toole tonight.
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Chico Ruiz
Mel Queen
Don Elston
Bob Buhl
Cubs
Dick Ellsworth
Jim O’toole
Ayres Captures 39th Hambletonian at Du Quoin
Ayres, the son of Star's Pride, won the 39th Hambletonian in successive heats at the Du Quoin State Fairgrounds. The 3-year-old trotting colt was the betting favorite in a field of nine, praised by trainer John Simpson Sr. as the fastest trotter he has seen.
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DU Quoin, Ill
John Simpson Sr
Ayres
du Quoin State Fairgrounds
Railbirds
Monticello Visitors and Local Travel News
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Robin of Castle Rock Washington were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Hefty overnight. Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Lynn visited Cuba City on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ganther left for Bar Harbor Maine after weeks with her parents, Werner Hefty. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Holcomb returned to Madison from Boulder Colorado where he attended National Biological Science meetings. En route they visited Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Hefty.
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Castle Rock
Wash
Henry C. Hefty
M. E. Lynn
Cuba City
Howard Ganther
Bar Harbor
Maine
Werner Hefty
Gordon Holcomb
Madison
Boulder
Colo
Giants outfielder Jesus Alou suffers ninth inning spike wound
Jesus Alou of the San Francisco Giants sustained a spike wound in the ninth inning of the game against the New York Mets. He may be sidelined for the remainder of the season.
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New York
Jesus Alou
San Francisco Giants
New York Mets
Milk Price Hike Anticipated Soon
Emergency price increases in retail milk likely as 50 of 82 federal marketing areas seek boosts of about one cent per quart in producer prices. Dry weather and higher feed costs push production expenses. areas span from the New York New Jersey region to the Midwest and South.
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Agriculture Department
New York-New Jersey
Midwest
Kentucky
Iowa
Missouri
Illinois
Wisconsin
Speedy Scot Seeks Win In Saratoga Trot
Speedy Scot needs a victory in one of the two remaining races of the Harness Tracks of America Trot series to qualify for the finals. He faces seven rivals in the $10,000 Saratoga Raceway stop Friday night in Saratoga Springs New York.
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Speedy Scot
Saratoga Springs, N.Y
Saratoga Raceway
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