Poynette Beats New Glarus 8 3 In League Championship Action
Poynette defeated New Glarus 8 to 3 at New Glarus to spark a three way tie and force additional games in the Home Talent Baseball League title series. Sun Prairie also won 8 to 5 over Middleton to remain in contention for the pennant.
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Poynette
New Glarus
Sun Prairie
Middleton
Glazier
Ron Smith
Bill Krigbaum
Joe Pahr
Roger Erickson
Ron Martinson
Jack Butts
Erickson
Vic Tomlinson
Dick Wainwright
Butts
Rube Sanger
Paynette Firemen
Sanger
Leon Piddington
Springfield
Earl Machkovich
Jon Weisensel
Wes Hughey
Cy Weiser
Jim Simon
Ken Corcoran
Mike Irving
Apprentice Days End Moore Seeks Stardom
Milwaukee Green Bay halfback Tom Moore ends apprenticeship as he seeks NFL star status replacing the suspended Paul Hornung. Moore, Green Bay's top 1960 draft pick, scored twice in a 31 10 win over the Detroit Lions after a 45 912 sellout at County Stadium.
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Milwaukee
Green Bay
Tom Moore
Vanderbilt Flash
Paul Hornung
Moore
Packers
Chicago Bears
Detroit Lions
County Stadium
Hornung
Golden Boy
Tree Farm Operator Appointed as Sheriff
MADISON Raymond E. Mattison of Amberg was appointed Marinette County sheriff by Gov. Reynolds. Mattison, 42, is a substitute teacher and operator of a Christmas tree farm. He fills a vacancy from the death of Sheriff Marriner Kohlman Aug. 31. The governor also announced Don P. Novitzke, 25, as Burnett County district attorney to fill an expired term.
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Madison
Raymond E. Mattison
Amberg
Marinette County
Reynolds
Mattison
Marriner Kohlman
Don P. Novitzke
Burnett County
School and family visits span Wisconsin and Illinois
Tom Maurer attends Whitewater State College. Kathryn Deppeler enrolls at LaCrosse State College. Many relatives visit, with gatherings across Browntown, Rock Falls, Rockford, Dixon, Freeport and Woodstock. Members include the Bass, Rice, Wright, Elmen dorf and Montefelt families among others. A Brookfield Zoo trip featured Seibert, Riese, Hawkins and companions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Maurer
Whitewater State College
Dale Young
Browntown
Laura McNair
Kathryn Deppeler
LaCrosse State College
Charlies Mintke
Roger Douglas
Archie Bass
Merle Bass
Ronnie Wright
Sterling, Ill
Shirley Wright
Tampico
Malcom Rice
Dixon, Hil
Richard Elmendorf
Grand de _ Tour
Ill
Joe Bass
Rock Falls
Malcolm Rice Jr
Rockford
Carl Montefelt
Martha Pela
Montefelt
Albert Beardsley
Freeport Memorial Hospital
Earl Goodger
John Goodger
Dianne Withick
Delavan
Roger Albrecht
Woodstock
Laverne Gadow
Brookfield Zoo
Chicago
Messrs
Mmes
Frank Seibert Jr
Wade
Art Riese
Susan
Gary Hawkins
Badgers Roast Western Michigan in 41-0 Victory
Wisconsin coach Milt Bruhn praised a dominant 41 to 0 win over Western Michigan while warning of tougher tests ahead including Notre Dame. The offense amassed 392 rushing yards and 87 passing yards as Lou Holland and Tom Brigham produced standout plays, Brigham's 91 yard TD setting a school record.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Milt Bruhn
Western Michigan
Bruhn
Badgers
Notre Dame
South Bend
Broncos
Lou Holland
Tom Brigham
Two Rivers
Brigham
Eddie Gillett
Northwestern
Scoreboard shows tight pennant race and results
American League standings highlight New York atop with a 102 55 .650 mark and Chicago at 90 66 .577. Weekend results include Detroit over Chicago and Minnesota big over Boston. National League notes list teams with records and results across multiple matchups.
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New York
Chicago
Minnesota
Baltimore
Detroit
Cleveland
Boston
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Washington
Packers ground Lions 31 to 10 in season opener
Green Bay opened the season with a 31 10 victory over Detroit in Milwaukee. Tom Moore scored twice and Willie Davis led a strong defense as Bart Starr and the offense surged after a 10 3 first quarter deficit. Lions quarterback Milt Plum called it an off day.
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Milwaukee
Green Bay Packers
Packers
Detroit Lions
George Wilson
Lions
Detroit
Wilson
Vince Lombardi
Chicago Bears
Lombardi
Willie Davis
Bart Starr
Ray Nitschke
Boyd Dowler
Milt Plum
Green Bay
Willie Wood
Lion
Wood
Tom Moore
Moore
Jim Taylor
Dick Lane
Taylor
Plum
Western Conference NFL Standings and Week Schedule
The Western Conference shows Chicago at top with 20 games 1 loss Detroit and Green Bay tied for second at 11 1 2 teams holding .500 marks. Recent results include Cleveland over Dallas and Baltimore over San Francisco. Sunday show Baltimore at Green Bay Chicago at Detroit Dallas at Washington and other matchups.
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Chicago
Baltimore
Detroit
Green Bay
Minnesota
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Washington
Cleveland
Dallas
Pittsburgh
New York
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Indians sweep Angels as Ramos dominates in 2-1 win
Pedro Ramos allowed six hits in an inning and led Cleveland to a 2-1 victory completing a doubleheader sweep over the Los Angeles Angels after the Indians took the opener 5-3. Willie McCovey of the Giants homered three times driving in five in a 134 run over the Mets.
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Pedro Ramos
Indians
Cleveland
Los Angeles Angels
Willie McCovey
Giants
New York Mets
Siege Ends In Argentina After 13 Months
President Jose Maria Guido lifts the state of siege in Buenos Aires ending martial law that had been in force since December 1958 to combat Peronist subversion by exiled former dictator Juan D. Peron followers.
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Buenos Aires
Jose Maria Guido
Argentina
Juan D. Peron
Defense targets Guard status in race rule rewrite
The Defense Department rewrites an anti discrimination directive to exclude National Guard units under state control. The move aims to avoid clashes with southern governors and lawmakers over discrimination rules for Negro servicemen. Agencies bar units from racially segregated public events, citing McNamara’s amendment. The rewrite will remove ambiguity about Guard applicability.
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Washington
Defense Department
National Guard
Pentagon
McNamara
Air Force
Army
Navy
Marines
Defense
Secretary of Defense
Charles E. Wilson
Guard
Dodgeville PCA to Start Building New Office
Dodgeville will begin building the Production Credit Association office at Union and Division streets this week. The facility will be ready by next May serving Iowa and Lafayette counties with a main office in Dodgeville, a branch in Darlington, and contacts in Belmont and Highland. Lone Star Construction Co. handles the general contract with Lindgren Electric, Collins and Hying, and Maughan Heating providing trades.
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Dodgeville
Production Credit Association
Union
Division Streets
Iowa
Lafayette
Darlington
Belmont
Highland
Lone Star Construction Co
Lindgren Electric
Ridgeway
Plumbing
Collins and Hying
Maughan Heating
Soviet Charges China Violated Soviet Borders Across 1960s
Moscow issued a blistering reply to Beijing accusing Communist China of mass frontier violations since 1960, including 5 000 incidents in 1962, with civilians and troops involved. It warned China to focus on economic development and noted Soviet superiority in atmospheric, underwater and space weapons.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
China
Red China
Sinkiang-Kazakhstan
Kremlin
PRC
United States
Plowing and Tractor Pull Winners Named at Community Event
The event named Mrs Paul Matzke and Kim Hartwig as winners with scores near 1 333. Organizers included watershed presidents Delbert Indergand Smock Donald Deininger Richland and Ralph Weckerly Skinner. Winners list covers Senior and Junior plowing and multiple tractor pulling divisions with many local competitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Matzke
Kim Hartwig
Delbert Indergand
Donald Deininger
Richland
Ralph Weckerly
Skinner
Bechtolt
Smock
Verlen Eberle
Roy Hess
Ed Haldiman
John Waefler
Don Deininger
Ray Indergand
Robert Rufenacht
Deininger
Jene Eberle
Steve Digman
Aaron Digman
Falk
William Deininger
John Wegmueller
Indergand
Melvin Ackerman
Evan Siedschlag
Glenn Benkert
Bartels
Kenneth Wyss
al Neuenschwander
Bob Rufenacht
Eugene Ellefson
Tom Schuetz
Banker Charged In $239,000 Fraud Case
FBI agents arrested Douglas J. Russell Jr., 36, former assistant cashier at East Side Bank, on charges of diverting over $239,000 through about 100 false installment loan applications. Russell, a father of six, was seized at his Country Club Hills home after about 14 months in charge of installment loans.
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Chicago
FBI
Federal Agency
U.S
C.S. Bentley Pike
Douglas J. Russell Jr
East Side Bank
Russell
Country Club Hills
Bank
Poisoned Horsemeat Kills Pets in Merthyr Tydfil
Public health officials report over a hundred cats and dogs died and many more were ill after eating horsemeat from a local pet shop. Investigators traced the meat to a wild mountain pony likely exposed to poisonous substances such as sheep dip or insecticide. Nearby families mourn as vets urge caution.
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Merthyr Tydfil
Wales
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Spring Grove
Mrs. Herbert Mohns
BY Jimmy Hatlo
Teamx
D.J
Rip” Reilly
Westdale Ave
Ohio
Cincinnati
Houston
Excelsior Medical Clinic
Excelsior Springs
Iname
Dodgeville Pca
Las Vegas
Nev
Nevada Test Site
Atomic Energy Commission
Smokey
ABC
The
Advertising Council
Newspaper Advertising Executives Association
Peking
Dial
Myron Stair Auto Glass
12Th St
Monroe
Kerr
Gee
Kerr-McGee
Deep Rock
HIWAY
Kerr-Mcgee Oil Industries, Inc
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