WOWEE CALL IT UPSET All-Stars Beat Packers in Exhibition
In Chicago the College All Stars defeated the Green Bay Packers 20 to 17 as Ben Wilson sparked the upset with a standout performance. Pat Richter and Ron VanderKelen connected on a 73 yard TD pass, while Otto Graham praised his offensive line and team effort after four straight losses to professionals.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Wowee
Ben Wilson
Green Bay Packers
Pat Richter
Wisconsin
Ron VanderKelen
All- Stars
Otto Graham
Graham
Dick Stanfel
Ed Budde
Michigan State
Stars Prove Green Bay Can Be Had
The College All Stars upset Green Bay Packers 20 10 at Soldier Field before 65 000 and national TV, with Ron Vanderkelen directing a 73 yard scoring play to Pat Richter and a late Packers touchdown. Packers led 7 0 early but the All Stars surged ahead by halftime and held on for the win.
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Charles Chamberlain
Chicago
Green Bay Packers
Soldier Field
Green Bay
Packers
Ron Vanderkelen
Wisconsin
Vandy
Badgers
USC
Minnesota Vikings
Larry Ferguson
Jim Taylor
Ferguson
Iowa
Tom Moore
Taylor
Jerry Kramer
Jencks
Packer
Herb Adderly
Glynn Griffing
New York Giants
Vanderkelen
All
Richter
Collegians
Mantle sidelined indefinitely with left knee injury
New York Yankee star Mickey Mantle is out of the game indefinitely due to a left knee injury. The list of past ailments includes tonsillectomy in 1956, right shoulder injury in 1957, rib cage in 1963, right hip in 1961, fractured right index finger in 1959, pulled right thigh in 1955 and 1962, cyst behind knee in 1954, sprained left ankle in 1956, fall on left knee in 1962, cartilage operation on right knee in 1951, reinjured right knee in 1952, osteomyelitis in left ankle and shin in 1947, and a broken left foot metatarsal in 1963.
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Mickey Mantle
New York Yankees
District VFW closing round pits rivals for state berth
Dale Ramio, VFW boys coach, faces a tough Sunday as Rochester meets Winona in the eastern半final, Austin clashes with Was eca in the western half, and the 8:15 p.m. final pits the winner against the East winner. The Marchers prepare for Aug 16-18 in Alexandria.
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VFW
Dale Ramio
Alexandria
Marcusen Park
Rochester
Winona
Rockets
Doug Hartman
Austin Legion
Bob Wetterburg
Stilwell
Sifford, Snead Tied For Fourth In Western Open
Unbearable Charlie Sifford, the only Negro golfer on the professional circuit, misses a crucial putt but remains in a tie with Sam Snead at 282 for fourth place in the Western Open at Chicago.
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Charlie Sifford
Sifford
Sam Snead
Chicago
Senators pounce on Radatz Roberts Tames Yanks Again
Washington capitalizes on Dick Radatz missteps as the Senators rally for a 4-3 victory in game two of a doubleheader. Robin Roberts dominates the Yankees for the third straight win over his former club.
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Radatz
Roberts
Boston
David and Goliath
Washington Senators
Washington
Robin Roberts
New York
Yankees
Stable Risks Hopes in TV Card Bout at Madison Square Garden
Welterweight contender Jose Stable, ranked second WBA and fourth Ring Magazine, faces Stanley Hayward in a 10 round televised bout at Madison Square Garden. Hayward, 24, seeks a breakthrough as a Garden headliner in his TV debut with a 16-1-1 record and an eight fight winning streak. Stable, 22, brings a 20-2-1 record with six knockouts and will be shown by ABC-TV at 9 p.m. EST.
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New York
Jose Stable
Emile Griffith
Stanley
Kitten) Hayward
Madison Square Garden
WBA
Ring Magazine
Hayward
Bruce Gibson
Stable
Abc-Tv
Standings and results from American and National Leagues
The American League leaders show New York atop with 66 wins and Chicago second at 60. Minnesota, Baltimore, Cleveland and Los Angeles follow with varying gaps. National League leaders include Los Angeles and St Louis, with several midpack teams closing in. Multiple games are listed for Friday and upcoming schedules, including doubleheaders and hall of fame exhibition at Cooperstown.
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W. L. Pet. G.B
New York
Chicago
Baltimore
Minnesota
Eee
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Sopo . i
Washington
Boston
Detroit
National League
St. Louis
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Houston
Jim Wheaton Dominates Rohkel at Birchmont Golf
Jim Wheaton fired a seven under par 65 to eliminate Fritz Rohkel in the Birchmont International second round. Archer closed out his win 3 and 1 as other leaders surged. Joe Mayer beat Vernon Novak 6 and 5, and Bob Jerhoff defeated Garry Douglas 4 and 3. Women's defending champ Jody Gumlin won 2 and 1, advancing to semifinals as men prepare to begin final rounds Sunday. North Dakotans Bob Cram and Bob Dahm remained in contention with wins.
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Bemidji
Minn
Jim Wheaton
Fritz Rohkel
Savage
Archer
Joe Mayer
Vernon Novak
Hibbing
Bob Jerhoff
Billings
Mont
Garry Douglas
Northomne
Jody Gumlin
Crookston
Marge Homeruck
Winnipeg
North
Moose Host Mayoritians Here Tonight
The Moose team of the Fast Pitch League faces the North Star Bar Rochester at 8 tonight at Northwest Park. Rochester features top state pitcher Rolf Lynaground and aims to rebound after a split with Whitaker Buick Thursday. Bud Lerum notes Whitakers placed third in last year’s World Tournament.
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Moose
North Star Bar
Rochester
Northwest Park
Rolf Lynaground
Whitaker Buick
Bud Lerum
Whitakers
Iowa School Finals Slated in Ames Title Clash
Boone and Council Bluffs Thomas Jefferson meet Clinton St. Mary’s for the state high school baseball title at Brookside Park in Ames at 8 p.m. Tuesday after the Iowa High School Athletic Association fixed the game time and venue.
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Boone
Iowa
Council Bluffs
Thomas Jefferson
Clinton St. Mary’s
Brookside Park
Ames
Iowa High School Athletic Association
Ferrell Beats Dodgers Again In Six-Hitter Victory
Dick Farrell pitched six solid innings to beat the Los Angeles Dodgers 4-1 for Houston. Jim Wynn hit a two-run homer in the second as Farrell improved to 3-1 against his former team this season. The Dodgers drop to six losses in nine, tightening the NL standings with St Louis and Chicago surging elsewhere.
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Associated Press
Dick Farrell
Los Angeles Dodgers
Houston Colts
Dodgers
Houston
St. Louis Cardinals
Farrell
Philadelphia
Chicago Cubs
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
New York Mets
Milwaukee Braves
Braves
Mets
Jim Wynn
Don Drysdale
Cubs
Giants
Jim Schaffer
Ron Santo
Lee Burke
Ellis Burton
Jim Maloney
Vada Pinson
Hartman Shuts Down Ely as Austin Tops Bloomington 3-2
In Minnesota American Legion play Dave Hartman pitched a complete game for Austin, earning a 3-2 victory over Bloomington. Faribault beat Ely 8-1 as Jim Fuchs held Ely to two singles. Faribault and Austin meet tonight at Parade Grounds in a key 9 p.m. game.
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Minneapolis
Minnesota American Legion
Faribault
Austin
Fly
Bloomington
Jim Fuchs
Ely
Dave Hartman
Jim Basiot
Parade Grounds
East Grand Forks
Springfield
St. Paul Christie de Parcq
Willmar
Minneapolis Grain Exchange
Brainerd
Scheid to Pitch Wilson Against Braves Tonight
Ken Wilson starts for the Packers at Marcusen Park tonight at 8 15 with Emil Scheid choosing him to challenge the Braves. Dick Noterman will catch as usual as Mason City weighs pitching decisions after warmups. The S M League race tightens with weekend games likely to shape final standings.
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Scheid
Wilson
Braves
Ken Wilson
Emil Scheid
Packers
Marcusen Park
Packer
Down Lown
Dick Noterman
Mason City
Mankato
Owatonna
Albert Lea
Bloomington
W. L. Pet
Seevee
Albert
Hall Hero as Twins Pound Athletics 10-3
Rookie Jimmy Hall drove in five Minnesota runs, including his 15th homer, as the Twins walloped Kansas City 10-3. Rollins hit his 13th homer, Camilo Pascual earned his 12th win with three hits allowed and six strikeouts, and Vic Power added three singles and two RBIs in a 16-hit attack.
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Hall
Rich Rollins
Camilo Pascual
Orlando Pena
Hall Hero
Kansas City
Jimmy Hall
Minnesota
Twins
Pascual
Vic Power
Ibi Rollins
Tartabull
Power
Causey
Killebrew
Lumpe
Green
Siebern
Mincher
Lau
D Allen
Charles
Cimoli
Rf Hall
Har
Lson
F Allison
Rf Battey
Pena
Zim'man
Sturdivant
Versalles
aEssegian
Lovrich
Fischer
bAluskik Segui
E—Causey
Rollins
Spar
Fish Grow Faster Than Haul Away
In Idaho at Hagerman, the Fish and Game Department hatchery near Twin Falls, fish grew faster than they could be hauled away. Transport moved 33,400 pounds to north Idaho in one month, while remaining fish increased by 17,000 pounds by month end.
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Boise, Ida
NEA
Idaho
Hagerman
Fish and Game Department
Twin Falls
North Idaho
84 year old athlete trains for 1964 Tokyo Olympics
Kanichi Fujita of Tochigi trains for three years hoping to compete in the 1964 Olympic Games. The 84 year old marathon runner asked the Olympic Committee to create a special class for older entrants.
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Tochigi
Japan
NEA
Kanichi Fujita
Fujita
Olympic
Americans afloat shore enough on Tennessee lake trip
Inland lakes and rivers offer more than twice the boating appeal of the sea shore at Lake Chickamauga near Chattanooga Tennessee. With 810 miles of shoreline in a 60 mile lake, runabouts cruisers and houseboats fill the marina and free ramps invite exploration and overnight stays. Visitors can rent crafts to explore civil war battlefield area and the Grand Canyon of the Tennessee. The newspaper notes boatmen prefer lake life to salt water and enjoy the surrounding scenery and amenities.
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Tennessee
Bill Weaver
Lakeshore
Weaver
Clusing
Moccasin Bend
Lookout Mountain
Hales Bar Dam
Grand Canyon
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Mississippi
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Terry Baker
Oregon State
Sonny Gibbs
Texas Christian
Griffing
Vince Lombardi
Lombardi
Ray Nits
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derKelen
Bob Jencks
Miami
Ohio
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Stillwell
Wasec
David Stilwell
Waseca
Mauteussen
Butch Roberts
Jeff Williams
Harvey Stewart
Louis Mollenhauer
Corky Lee
Maynard Weiss
Raymond Schaefer
Elmer
Fortham
Mollenhauer
Stewart
Lee
Schaefer
Bill Hartman
Ramlo
By Mike Rathet
the Monster
Red Sox
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Chiscox
Chicago White Sox
Los Angeles Angels
Jim Hall
Rocky Colavito
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Ed Roebuck
Jim King
Chuck Hinton
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Don Zimmer
Steve Ridzik
John Powell
Whitey Ford
Orioles
Tom McCraw
White Sox
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Angels
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Cooperstown
N.Y
Rohkol
Birchmont
Pet Kiwanis Eee
Legion E Tee
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Police
Eeteeene
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Dick Ferrell
By Bob Green
Curt Flood
Phillies
John Callison
Tony Gonzales
Flood
Julian Javier
Callison
Ray Sadecki
Eddie Mathews
Joe Torre
Hank Aaron
Bob Hendley
Ruben Amaro
Tommy Davis
Wally Moon
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Dick Stigman
Dave Wickersham
WM. Taylor McKeown
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Chicamauga
Chattanooga
Chicamauga Resort
TVA
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