Hackle Sparks Bowling Action In Friday Night Leagues
Lou Hackle led with a 578 series and 209 game in the Friday Night Industrial League. Arnold Koehn 206 and Bill Naef 202 followed. Werner Thueler 528. Ken Priewe 223 and 575 led the Sportsman League. Bill Bruce 211 and 537. Industrial Combustion 909 team game and 2,495 team series. Anne Ambler paced the Progressive League with 476 series and 173 game. Roxie Steinman 177 in one game. Turner Hall and Burn Electric led team totals in their divisions.
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Lou Hackle
Arnold Koehn
Singleton
Bill Naef
Werner Thueler
Ken Priewe
Bill Bruce
Industrial Combustion
South Side Market
Anne Ambler
Roxie Steinman
Mildred Blum
Turner Hall
Burn Electric
Progressive
Zelma German
Shirley Ruef
Arnsmeier’s
Monroe Clinic
Bancroft Milk
Monroe Floral
Farmco
Dean’s Milk
Quentin DeRemer
Jack Hauser
Hubers
Frito-Lay
Nco’s
Lou Hackel
Don Pinnow
Ed Flanagan
Brandenberg Plumbing
No Name
Truethardt Trucking
Milwaukee Cheese Co
Dumb Dutchmen
Rudolph Venturi Tie For Lead at Portland Open
Mason Rudolph and Ken Venturi share the 36 hole lead at the Portland Open with six under par 138. Al Geiberger and Jack McGowan sit one stroke back while Jack Nicklaus and Frank Beard trail by two after rounds at the Portland Golf Club. Nicklaus and Beard had solid pars as Rudolph and Venturi posted ten birdies combined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Mason Rudolph
Ken Venturi
Portland Golf Club
al Geiberger
Jack McGowan
Jack Nicklaus
Frank Beard
Nicklaus
Beard
Local Football Scores From Wisconsin and Illinois Matchups
Rockford 13 and Janesville 7 lead a slate of Wisconsin high school football results with numerous games across the state. Standout scores include Monroe 46 over Stoughton 7, Watertown 6 tie, and Richland Center 37 to 0 over Viroqua, with several others in the 0 to 28 point range.
National League Standings and Friday Results Summary
National League teams led by Philadelphia 89 59 and St Louis 82 64. Friday results included Los Angeles 4 Philadelphia 3 and Houston 3 New York 2. Today's schedule lists multiple doubleheaders and rain in St Louis at Cincinnati and Chicago at Milwaukee.
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Philadelphia
St. Louis
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
Chicago
Houston
New York
Baltimore
Detroit
Cleveland
Minnesota
Boston
Washington
Kansas City
Panama Canal Chief Engineer Warned of Three Diseases
John Stevens an early Panama Canal chief engineer cited three early project afflictions yellow fever malaria and cold feet undermining progress during the initial phase of construction.
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John
Big Smoke) Stevens
Panama Canal
Big Ten Opens Season With Wisconsin and Northwestern
The Big Ten season starts with Wisconsin versus Kansas State and Northwestern hosting Oregon State. Notre Dame and most other teams begin with intra squad scrimmages as they prepare for next Saturday. Northwestern debuts under coach Alex Agase while Wisconsin relies on Hal Brandt at QB and faces injury questions around Dave Fronek.
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Chicago
Wisconsin
Northwestern
Kansas State
Oregon State
Notre Dame
Milt Bruhn
Badgers
Ron Barlow
Alex Agase
Ara Parseghian
Wildcats
Beavers
Tommy Myers
Myers
Cal Banaszek
Woody Campbell
Hal Brandt
Dave Fronek
Fronek
Benton and Cassville Win Tight High School Football Games
Benton nipped defending champion Hanover 13 12 as Dennis Dixon conversion after his second quarter touchdown sealed the win. Cassville held off Gratiot 20 19 in a fourth quarter surge with Steve Kauffman scoring all three Comet goals.
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Benton
Hanover
Cassville
Gratiot
Blackhawk
Dennis Dixon
Steve Kauffman
Comet
Belleville Rolls Past New Glarus in State Line League Action
Belleville beat New Glarus 25 6 to seize a quick lead as Ron Babler scored twice including a 52 yard run. Brodhead defeated South Wayne 13 6 while Juda blanked Orfordville 20 0 and Argyle edged Blanchardville 7 0.
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Belleville
New Glarus
Brodhead
South Wayne
Juda
Orfordville
Argyle
Blanchardville
Steve Speth
Steve Jones
Larry Larson
Woody Keener
Larry Davis
Keener
Larson
Jake Wyss
Ron Babler
Jim Disch
New Glarus News: Local Visits and Travel Notes
Mrs. Millard Tschudy hosts a New Glarus social visit while Mrs. Streiff and others travel to York and Milwaukee. Gary Streiff begins UW Milwaukee as a freshman. administrators meet in Madison. Families span Madison to Florida with Canada detour. Somali roots noted.
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Melvin Streiff
Thomas Slotten
Horeb
Eugene Slotten
York
Clayton Streiff
Milwaukee
Uw-M
Gary
R. J. Habeck
S. Robert Schlintz
Thomas Stefanek
Madison
Robert Streiff
Danny
Jeffery Lynch
Roy J. Beglinger
Eldon Linrude
St. Petersburg
Fla
Mary Luchsinger
Canada
Leah Mueller
Elwyn Mueller
River Forest
Calif
Karl Mueller
Iowa Grant Tops West Grant In Wisconsin High School Football
Iowa Grant defeated West Grant 14 to 6 as Steve Morgan scored on a half yard run and Ron Noha added a two yard TD. West Grant’s Bud Burders found Jim Stark for a 50 yard score in the fourth quarter. Lancaster beat Darlington 20 to 6 behind two late fourth quarter TDs.
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Iowa-Grant
West Grant
Steve Morgan
Ron Noha
Iowa- Grant
Bud Burders
Jim Stark
Lancaster
Erv Kunesh
University of Wisconsin
Darlington
Ron Infield
Dennis Griffiths
Platteville
Mt. Horeb
Dodgeville
Cuba City
Mineral Point
Muscoda
Boscobel
Praire du Chien
John Spensley
Don Klass
Doug Knutson
Mineral Points
Bob Lindholm
Fred Waltz
Sun Prairie routs Fort Atkinson in Badger game
Sun Prairie overwhelmed Fort Atkinson 19-0 as Paul Jesberger scored twice and Wayne Fielder added a first quarter rushing TD. Middleton beat Edgerton 20-14, Monona Grove toppled Jefferson 16-7, and Monroe defeated Stoughton 46-7 with key passes from Tom Niemczyk and a Jefferson safety.
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Rockford
West
Janesville
Lancaster
Darlington
Iowa Grant
West Grant
East Troy
Elkhorn
Platteville
Mt. Horeb
Cuba City
Dodgeville
Tie Portage
Mauston
Sparta
Reedsburg
Black River Falls
Wisconsin Dells
Tomah
Sauk Prairie
Boscobel
Prairie du Chien
Middleton
Edgerton
Sun Prairie
Fort Atkinson
Monona Grove
Jefferson
Monroe
Stoughton
Benton
Hanover
Ill
Cassville
Gratiot
Plainfield
Adams Friendship
Rio
Cambria
Markesan
Fall River
Lomba
Green Lake
Fond Lac Lutheran
Lowell-Reesville
Columbus
Hartland
Beaver Dam
Mayville
Ripon
Watertown
West Bend
Berlin
Johnson Creek
Cambridge
Milton Union
de Forest
Lake Mills
Waterloo
Loch
Poynette
Verona
McFarland
Oregon
Evansville
Waunakee
Wisconsin Heights
Richland Center
Viroqua
Wilmot
Delavan-Darien
Whitewater
Burlington
Fennimore
River Vally
Mineral Point
Muscoda
Argyle
Blanchardville
Belleville
New Glarus
Paul Jesberger
Ft. Atkinson
Wayne Fielder
Cap Grove
Tom Niemczyk
Jeff Swanson
Silver Eagles
Steve Sterns
Jim Hauberschild
Jesberger
Pat Braun
Fort
Paul Schween
Grosse
Dick Brettingen
Dave Urben
Crimson
Ford Blanks Kansas City 6-0 for Eighth Shutout
Whitey Ford posted his eighth shutout and first complete game since July 15 as the Yankees beat Kansas City 6-0 to extend the American League lead. Jerry Adair belted a two run homer in the seventh for Baltimore in a 10-8 win over Los Angeles, leaving the Orioles 3 percentage points behind New York.
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Whitey Ford
Kansas City
New York
Jerry Adair
Orioles
Baltimore
Los Angeles
Yankees
Classified AIs Solve Daily Problems for Thousands
Local readers increasingly rely on classified artificial intelligences to manage everyday tasks. These tools assist with scheduling, reminders, and research while sparking discussion about privacy and data use. Community users report improved efficiency and new workflows.
Eisenhower Visits Packers Drill Ahead of Colts Clash
Former West Point star Dwight Eisenhower visited the Green Bay Packers, meeting Vince Lombardi and receiving an autographed football. He recalled his 173 pound halfback days, while the Packers preps for Sunday’s visit by the Baltimore Colts after beating the Bears 23 12. Quarterback Johnny Unitas faces a tough defense as Baltimore seeks an air and ground attack from Jim Taylor and Paul Hornung.
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Green Bay
West Point
Green Bay Packers
Baltimore Colts
Packers
Packer
Dwight Eisenhower
Vince Lombardi
Bears
Chicago
Bill George
Colts
Vikings
Bobby Boyd
Alvin Haymond
Johnny Unitas
Baltimore
Wisconsin Dairy Prices Rise in August Report
Wisconsin farmers may receive an average of $3.39 per hundredweight for milk in August, up from $3.32 in July and 3 cents higher than August a year ago. Butter production in July fell seasonally to 25.2 million pounds, though frames show a 4 percent increase from last year and 2 percent above the 1958-62 July average.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Agricultural Reporting Service
Battle of Bemis Heights and notable 1777 events
On this date in history the first Battle of Bemis Heights fought on the Hudson near Saratoga marked Benedict Arnold’s early heroism before later treason. Other entries note James Garfield’s death in 1881 and Hauptmann’s 1934 arrest for the Lindbergh kidnapping.
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Bemis Heights
Hudson River
Saratoga
N.Y
John Burgoyne
Albany
Benedict Arnold
James Garfield
Bruno Hauptmann
Charles Lindberg Jr
New York
Juan Peron
Argentina
United States
Red China
Khrushchev
Los Angeles
Indonesia
Britain
Mayville State Tops Northland in Final Period
Mayville State broke a 6-6 tie with two late scoring drives to defeat Northland College 19-6 in a non-conference football game Friday night in Mayville North Dakota.
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Mayville State
Mayville
N.D
Northland College of
Ashland
Wis
Mammoth Cave Near Bowling Green Discovered in 1799
Mammoth Cave near Bowling Green Kentucky is noted for more than 150 miles of passageways since its 1799 discovery. The historic limestone system remains a major natural landmark.
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Mammoth Cave
Bowling Green
Mint To Trick Coin Collectors
The Mint considered stamping the 1935 date on 45 million new silver dollars to deter hoarding but abandoned the plan after learning the 1935 die was destroyed. In Washington, officials testified before a House subcommittee on efforts to prevent rapid accumulation of the first US dollars since 1935.
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Washington
Bureau of the Mint
Mint
United States
House Appropriations Subcommittee
Monticello Social Notes Among Nearby Families
Monticello residents and visitors are listed with Sunday calls and weekend visits. Attendees include Fred Archer and Josephine in Kansas. Jacob Wittenwyler and Mary Wittenwyler in Brooklyn. Barbara Jordan in Monroe. Hazel Kundert Bertha Keller at Edward Theiler home Beloit.
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Fred Archer
Kansas
Clark Dooley
Jacob Wittenwyler
Mary Wittenwyler
Brooklyn
Barbara Jordan
Monroe
Hazel Kundert
Bertha Keller
Edward Theiler
Beloit
Robert Grabow
Freeport
Henry J. Elmer
Harry Schuerch
Betty Jane
Menomonie
Betty
Stout State University
Robert Wittenwyler
Reynold Zeller
Dan
Fritz Benkert
Ken
Bob Woodruff
Monticello
Jeff Jackson
Madison
Necedah
Leona Legler
Dennis Truttman
State's Labor Force Gains in August Across Wisconsin
Wisconsin's labor force rose to 1,649,700 in August from 1,647,400 in July and 1,639,600 a year earlier, the Industrial Commission reported. The increase came as workers found seasonal employment and training opportunities, with unemployment at 54,400 or 3.3 percent, the lowest since 1959.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wisconsin
Industrial Commission
Japanese-American Girls Taller Than Japanese Peers
A survey of 135 Japanese girls born and raised in the United States found they are 1.6 inches taller on average than girls of the same age in Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Japan
Cubs Braves twin bill washed out by rain in Milwaukee
Milwaukee weather washed out Friday night action as the Cubs and Braves postponed the opener of a three game series. Hank Fischer faced Dick Ellsworth in one doubleheader game and Tony Cloninger opposed Larry Jackson in the other. Mayo Maye, hitting .300, emphasized getting on base to move runners, after a year of similar totals.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee Braves
Lee Maye
Braves
Chicago Cubs
Hank Fischer
Dick Ellsworth
Tony Cloninger
Larry Jackson
Mayo
Radatz Ties Relief Appearance Mark in Red Sox Win
Boston pitcher Dick Radatz matched the major league record for relief appearances with his ninth inning save threat against the Minnesota Twins. The Red Sox won 7-6 as Radatz tied the 74 appearance mark set by Jim Konstanty in 1950. Dick Stuart drove in runs to lead the AL in RBIs with 108, edging Harmon Killebrew while Mantilla and Battey homered for Boston and Minnesota respectively.
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Boston
Dick Radatz
Red Sox
Minnesota Twins
Radatz
Philadelphia
Jim Konstanty
Dick Stuart
Harmon Killebrew
Twins
Stuart
Felix Mantilla
Early Battey
Rich Rollins
Guru or Teacher Nanak Founded Sikh Faith
Nanak, founder of the Sikh faith, borrowed much doctrine from Islam. Converts were called Sikhs from the Sanskrit word for disciple. They worship a universal God and rejected Hindu caste.
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Nanak
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