Trout to speak at Lions Kiwanis golf dinner
Paul Dizzy Trout, former Detroit Tigers star and White Sox public relations member, named speaker for the Lions Kiwanis golf outing and dinner on Monday September 14 at Monroe Country Club. Trout’s major league career ran 1939 to 1952 with 170 wins and 161 losses, plus two World Series appearances.
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Paul
Dizzy) Trout
Lions-Kiwanis
Monroe Country Club
Trout
Chicago White Sox
Sox
Diz
Tigers
Otter Creek Township
Vigo County
Ind
Detroit Tiger Games
Baseball scoreboard shows standings and results across leagues
The American League table lists Baltimore Chicago New York Detroit and Los Angeles with wins losses and percentages. Friday results include New York over Kansas City in 10 innings and Chicago over Cleveland in 10 innings. Upcoming games feature matchups among Baltimore Los Angeles New York Kansas City Cleveland Chicago Detroit and Washington. In the National League Philadelphia Cincinnati St Louis San Francisco Pittsburgh Milwaukee Los Angeles and New York show standings and recent scores with a packed Sunday slate ahead.
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Baltimore
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Los Angeles
Minnesota
Cleveland
Boston
Washington
Kansas City
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
St. Louis
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Houston
Football Scores Snapshot from High School Games
Merrill and Medford battled to a 7 7 tie. Seneca defeated Hollandale 34 0. Madison Edgewood won 19 6 over Sun Prairie. Edgerton beat New Glarus 27 6. Verona blanked Jefferson 19 0. Waterford edged Evansville 30 13. McFarland beat Deerfield 13 7. Blanchardville fell to Argyle 0 33. Marshall defeated Brodhead 12 0. Johnson Creek lost to Lake Mills 0 27. Fort Atkinson shutout Highland 0 40. Bloomington topped Highland 40 12.
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Merrill
Medford
Seneca
Hollandale
Madison Edgewood
Sun Prairie
Edgerton
New Glarus
DeForest
Verona
Jefferson
Waterford
Evansville
McFarland
Deerfield
Blanchardville
Argyle
Marshall
Brodhead
Johnson Creek
Lake Mills
Fort Atkinson
Highland
Bloomington
Area Gridders Open Season With Wins Across Leagues
In opening games two Badger Conference teams Jefferson and Edgerton won while Argyle Brodhead and South Wayne triumphed in the State Line League. Jefferson beat Waterford 19-13 on a 50 yard pass from Steve Sterns to Larry Korth. Edgerton led 21-6 at halftime then 27-6 over New Glarus.
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Badger
Jefferson
Edgerton
Argyle
Brodhead
South Wayne
Steve Sterns
Larry Korth
Waterford
New Glarus
Stan Edwardson
Joel Oren
Steve Zweifel
Glamers
Ft. Atkinson
Sun Prairie
Lake Mills
Fort
Madison Edgewood
Leo Marti
Dennis Burreson
Marshall
Jim Wyss
Phil Barthwaite
Johnson Creek
John Mills
Jim Dahmen
Barneveld
Gary Burkhalter
Dave Tuescher
Cards Top Cubs Take Over Third
The St. Louis Cardinals beat the Chicago Cubs 8-5 to move into third place in the National League. Ken Boyer hit a three run homer to seal the win as Mike Shannon sparked a late rally with a double steal that produced the tying run in the eighth. Boyer extended his NL RBI lead with his 100th driven in. The Cardinals trail Philadelphia and Cincinnati by one and seven and a half games respectively as they prepare for game two with Mike Cuellar facing Larry Jackson.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
Ken Boyer
Redbirds
San Francisco Giants
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Mike Shannon
Shannon
Boyer
RBI
Cardinals
Mike Cueller
Larry Jackson
Harness Race Season Closes at Chicago Sportsman's Park
The $10 000 Au Revoir pace headlines a 10 race card at Sportsman's Park as the meeting ends. Pennsylvania invader Trowbridge leads the field as favorite with John Simpson Sr. driving. Contenders include Adios Frisco Key Code Bosco Bosco Regal Yankee Lenawee Creed Redouble Smokey Mountain and Ripping Good.
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Chicago
Midwest
Sportsman’s Park
Pennsylvania
Trowbridge
John Simpson Sr
Adios Frisco
Key Code
Bosco Bosco
Regal Yankee
Ward's Hitting Sparks Chisox Rally For 6-5 Win
Chicago White Sox overcome five errors to beat the Cleveland Indians 6-5 in 10 innings. Pete Ward drives the comeback with a tying double and a 10th inning homer, joined by Moose Skowron and Ron Hansen home runs as Chicago ties Baltimore for first and Lopez hopes a pennant push starts here.
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Chicago
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland Indians
Sox
Baltimore Orioles
Los Angeles
Baltimore
Indians
Pete Ward
Ward
Moose Skowron
Skowron
Ron Hansen
al Lopez
Lopez
Pete
Gary Peters
Joe Horlen
Packers End Preseason With Browns Showdown in Cleveland
The Green Bay Packers close their preseason schedule at Municipal Stadium against the Cleveland Browns in a sellout 83,000 crowd. Coach Vince Lombardi plans to use regulars who may play limited minutes while aiming for a fourth straight victory after beating the Giants Lions and Bears in recent exhibitions.
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Cleveland
Green Bay Packers
Cleveland Browns
Municipal Stadium
Packers
Browns
New York Giants
Detroit Lions
Green Bay
Vince Lombardi
New York
Dallas
Chicago
St. Louis
Lombardi
Chicago Bears
Paul Warfield
Walt Roberts
Clifton McNeil
Jimmy Brown
Frank Ryan
Jim Ninowski
Brown
Jimmy Taylor
Paul Hornung
Taylor
New Glarus Gridders Plan for 1964 Season
New Glarus prepares for 1964 football season with 12 returning lettermen led by seniors James Disch Steve Elmer Jeffery Iverson Rod Zentner and Steve Zweifel. Twenty eight players total are out with a non conference game vs Edgerton completed and a Sept 11 date set against North Fond du Lac.
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New Glarus
Ed Erickson
Edgerton
North Fond du Lac
James Disch
Steve Elmer
Jeffery Iverson
Rod Zentner
Steve Zweifel
Rod _ Disch
Braves Recall Hook From Denver Farm in PCL Move
The Milwaukee Braves recalled pitcher Jay Hook from the Denver PCL squad on Friday to bolster the staff. Hook, 27, has a 5-6 record at Denver after alternating between starter and relief roles and was acquired May 8 in the Roy McMillan trade sending him to the Mets.
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Cincinnati
Milwaukee Braves
Jay Hook
Denver
Hook
Milwaukee
New York Mets
Roy McMillan
Mets
Wisconsin Football Hopes Suffer Blow With QB Lost
Wisconsin faces season setback as sophomore quarterback Chuck Burt is out for the year with mononucleosis after earlier treatment for tonsillitis. Coach Milt Bruhn also readies offensive guard Bob Freimuth for a scrimmage while fullback Jerry McKinney remains hospitalized with a leg injury.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Chuck Burt
Milt Bruhn
Burt
Urbana
Ill
Hal Brandt
Jess Kaye
Bruhn
Bob Freimuth
Camp Randall Stadium
Jerry McKinney
Rent ads seek quickest reach for renters
A brief classified notice invites placing rental advertisements. It provides a contact phone number 325-5101 and references Monroe Evening Times as the venue for submissions.
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Monroe
Facsimile Ballot Notice for September 8 1964 Primary
Instructions for voters cover ballot issuance, booth procedure and marking rules. Voters must use stamped ballots, receive from two clerks, and may receive aid if unable to read or mark. Guidelines protect secrecy and limit ballots issued per voter.
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Robert Hillestad
Gary Yaun
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Hans Hofmann
Danny Knobel
Alvin Kramme
John Lienhardt
James Klassy
Arnold Kehrli
Greg Engen
Cary Ziltner
David Richert
Steve Ruegsegger
Philip Duerst
Dennis Marty
Larry Stuessy
Steve Alderman
Brian Thacker
John Schneider
Larry Rufenacht
Keith Disch
Robert Gmur
David Owen
James Jeglum
Terry Jeglum
Philip Argue
Gary Boley
Martin Bonkoski
William Brauer
Glarus
Braves
State of
County of Green
Office of County Clerk
Green County
Green
Democratic Party
Dominic H. Frinzi
John W. Reynolds
Patrick J. Lucey
Secretary of State
Theodore J. Griswold
Circuit Court
Republican Party
Warren P. Knowles
Milo G. Knutson
Willis W. Capps
Jack Olson
Dena A
Robert C. Zimmerman
Eugene M. Lamb
Floyd Lucia
William H. Evans
Congressional
United States
Kenneth F. Klinkert
William Proxmire
Arlyn F. Wollenburg
Congress
Robert W. Kastenmeier
Bronson C.la Follette
J Pate Tee
Ee Green
Lafayette
Fred Lienhardt
George Thompson
Wilbur N. Renk
Carl V. Kolata
Assembly
Walter B. Calvert
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Ralph J. Kundert
Wilbur E. Deininger
Richard R. Wagner
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Helen Bratzke
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