Wooley Upsets Field in 15-Lap Speedway Feature
Gordon Wooley of Waco Texas upset the La Crosse Interstate speedway field to win the 15 lap feature in 6 11.24 setting a new track record. Jerry Daniels of St Paul broke two marks in the night with the 6 lap heat and two fastest time trials. Daniels led early but Wooley took control in the last five laps to win by six car lengths. Joe Farr won the third heat and Brown led the opening laps in the feature as rain had disrupted earlier program.
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la Crosse Tribune
Gordon Wooley
Waco
Tex
la Crosse Interstate Speedway
Wooley
Jerry Richert
Forest Lake
Minn
Jerry
Daniels
St. Paul
Buzz Barton
Tampa
Fla
Jim Wegscheider
Joe
Tony Farr
Pomona
Calif
Ted Jones
Jones
Johnny White
Warren
Mich
Lempelius Offenhauser
Curly Boyd
Indianapolis
Ind
Brown
Bill
Horstmeyer
Stoughton
Offenhauser No
Leep
Wichita
Kan
Chev Special 25
Pete Folse
Larson
Folse
Minot
N.C
Chippewa Falls
White
California
Florida
Wooleys
Morning and Evening Fishing Best in Warm Week
Hot weather last week made early morning and late evening prime for fishing across Wisconsin. Northerns and trout strong in several counties, with catfish active in Trempealeau Jefferson Burnett and on the Wisconsin River. Smallmouth bass good in Door County, walleye in Ashland and around Lake Winnebago, musky rarities with large catches in Douglas and Sawyer.
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Wisconsin Conservation Department
Monroe
Florence
Forest
Oneida
Polk
Chippewa
Crawford
Douglas
Oconto
Sauk
Trempealeau
Jefferson
Burnett
Wisconsin
Juneau
Adams Iowa
Richland
Door County
Burnett County
Wisconsin River
Ashland
Lake Winnebago
Iron
Douglas County
Sawyer
Eau Claire
Lincoln
Mississippi River
Grant County
Black River
John Adamski
Calvin Clark
Lake Tomah
Cranberry Marshes
Jackson
Werner Radke
Potters
Eagle Nest
Early Classic Loop Start Friday Night
City Recreation Department announced Friday that Classic League softball games will begin one hour early this Friday with 6 and 7 30 p m starts.
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City Recreation Department
Santo Leads Way Cubs Edge Braves 3-2 in Milwaukee
Ron Santo belted a two run homer in the third and hit a sac fly in the ninth to lift the Chicago Cubs to a 3 2 victory over the Milwaukee Braves at County Stadium before 27 919 fans. Milwaukee slips to seventh in the standings three and a half games back of Chicago.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Braves
Braves
Chicago Cubs
Sec
Ond
County Stadium
Ron Santo
Cubs
Chicago
Tony Cloninger
Ellis Burton
Cloninger
Billy Williams
Denny Menke
Santo
Ron Piche
Dan Schneider
Claude Raymond
Bob Shaw
Lou Klimcheck
Gene Oliver
Paul Toth
Hank Aaron
Joe Torre
Lindy McDaniel
Toth
Klimchock
Menke
Frank Bolling
Ty Cline
Lee Maye
Eddie Mathews
Shaw
Fanning
Lou Brock
Williams
Oliver
Brock
McDaniel
Denny Lemaster
Larry Jackson
Piche
Raymond
Torre
Bertell
Hubbs
Bolling
Boros
Aaron
E. Mathews
Cline
So Toth
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Raymond I
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L—Shaw
Balk
U—Walsh
Burkhart
Conlan
Pelekoudas
Baseball Standings And Box Scores From Regional Matchups
The report lists American League standings with Kansas City and New York, along with Detroit Baltimore and Chicago Washington results. It notes pitchers and outcomes from several games, including Latman, Newman, Grba, Ramos, and Santo, plus a Braves vs Cubs recap with late scoring and relief appearances.
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Kansas City
New York
Segui
Bowsfield
Lou
Terry J
Howard
W—Terry
L—Bowsfield
Chicago
Baltimore
Minnesota
Boston
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Detroit
Washington
Foytack Allows Cleveland Four Straight Home Runs
Angels pitcher Paul Foytack allowed four consecutive homers in the sixth inning for Cleveland in a doubleheader at Cleveland. Woodie Held Pedro Ramos Tito Francona and Larry Brown hit the blasts as the Indians won 9-5 after a 1-0 opener. Ramos struck out 15 but gave up seven hits.
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Associated Press
Paul Foytack
Los Angeles Angels
Foytack
Cleveland
Woodie
Pedro Ramos
Tito Francona
Larry Brown
Indians
Angels
Milwaukee
Braves
Cincinnati
Fred Whitfield
Ramos
Tom Tresh
New York
Yankees
Kansas City
Chicago White Sox
Washington
Baltimore
Detroit
Minnesota
Boston
Barry Latman
Whitfield
Fred Newman
Tresh
Yanks
Ted Bowsfield
Dodgers End Craig Suffering 17th Straight Loss
Dodgers beat Craig 5-3 as his 17th consecutive defeat grows a historic skid. The Dodgers extended their lead over San Francisco to 4½ games behind in NL standings with support from Roseboro and Fairly, while the Phils tied the Giants late before Bolin closed the game. Cincinnati pounded St Louis 9-2 as O'Toole won his first since June 20. Pirates slipped past Houston 8-6 with late runs from Virdon and Clemente.
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Associated Press
Roger Craig
New York Mets
Los Angeles
Dodgers
San Francisco
Craig
Clifton Curtis
Boston Braves
Giants
Bob Bolin
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Jim O'Toole
Cardinals
Ron Santo
Chicago Cubs
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Houston
John Roseboro
Pete Richert
Tommy Davis
Ron Fairly
Ron Hunt
Frank Thomas
Phils
Juan Marichal
Ed Bailey
Earl Averill
Bolin
Johnny Callison
Jack Baldschun
O'Toole
Reds
Bob Gibson
Pete Rose
Frank Robinson
Marty Keough
Pirates
Colts
Hal Woodeshirk
Bill Virdon
Roberto Clemente
Manuel Mota
Bob Friend
Daniels sets track record in time trials at race meet
Jerry Daniels of St Paul Minnesota posts a new time trial track record 23.39 in Offenhauser No 1. Harold Leep and Ron Larson follow with 25.33 and 23.96 respectively. The day features heats and a 15 lap championship with Wooley Daniels Horstmeyer Leep Brown Larson and others posting fast times. The championship record 6:11.24 breaks the 1962 mark set by Jerry Richert.
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Harold Leep
Ron Larson
Red Wing
Minn
Leep
International Motor Contest Association
IMCA
Nick Nachias
Jerry Daniels
St Paul
Offenhauser
Wichita
Kan
Bill Horstmeyer
Stoughton
Bob Coulter
Lakewood
Calif
Don Brown
San Fernando
Pete Fosse
Tampa
Fla
Johnny White
Warren
Mich
Gordon Wooley
Waco
Tex
Jack Dawson
Cleveland
Ohio
Allfather
Curly Boyd
Indianapolis
Ind
Tony Farr
Pomona
Sonny McDaniel
Houston
Ted Ready
St. Paul
Kurtis
Ron Erfurth
Madison
Roger Lane
Blue Springs
Lane
Owen Bnyder
Janesville
Ted Jones
Ranger
Ken Cahill
Iowa City
Iowa
Daniels
Brown
Horstmeyer
Coulter
Larson
Jim Wegscheider
Wooley
Folse
Farr
Dawson
Boyd
Snyder
Ready
McDaniel
Erfurth
Jerry Richert
Forest Lake
August 1 1963 Report on RFD Delivery
Report notes delivery to RFD on August 2 confirming circulation after August 1 dispatch. Mentions Crosse Tribune as source and date stamps for the rural route service.
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Crosse Cribune
RFD
Launderette Routs Holiday Lanes to Extend Win Streak
George St Launderette remains undefeated with a 13 to 5 win over Holiday Lanes in the National Industrial League. Garves Dayton and McCurdy each posted three hits to pace the Launderette, while Doolittle added three for Holiday Lanes.
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George St. Launderette
National Industrial League
Holiday Lanes
Garves
Dayton
McCurdy
Doolittle
Eagles No. 1
la Crosse Rubber Mills
Francks
Koblitz
Burch
Yeske
Marco
Larson
Launderette
Ramlet
Striegel
Severson
Miles
W U Katz Co topples Local 175 in Class B makeup softball
W U Katz Co defeated Local 175 8 to 1 in a makeup Class B league softball game. Dunham and Melster, Yehle and Riper provided the hitting for Katz while Local 175 scored a single run.
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W. U. Katz Co
Dunham
Melster
Yehle
Riper
Palmer Sets Record in 17-Tournament Year
Arnold Palmer has won a record 96,995 dollars in 17 golf tournaments this year in Dunedin Florida. Jack Nicklaus trails with 79,590 dollars in prize money while Julius Boros holds third with 69,996 dollars. Tony Lema is fourth at 62,513 dollars and Gary Player fifth with 48,775 dollars.
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Dunedin
Fla
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Professional Golfers’ Association
Julius Boros
Tony Lema
Gary Player
Twins Rally Past Red Sox 9-5 For 3rd Win In Row
Minnesota used a big seventh inning highlighted by Jimmy Hall’s 14th homer with Earl Battey aboard to beat Boston 9-5 in Kansas City. Bob Allison and Pleis teamed for three late hits as Pleis earned his third victory after relieving Stange in the fourth. Boston endured one of its worst home stands, dropping to 13 42 games behind New York with Lamabe taking the loss.
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White Sox
Senators
Jim Landis
Ray Herbert
Hoyt Wilhelm
Washington
Don Zimmer
Claude Osteen
Steve Barber
Baltimore
Frank Lary
Detroit
Minneapolis
Minn
Orioles
Minnesota Twins
Luis Aparicio
Russ Snyder
Jim Gentile
Yankees
al Smith
Twins
Metropolitan Stadium
Bloomington
Kansas City
Boston
Bill Pleis
Lee Stange
Pleis
Ning
Jimmy Hall
Earl Battey
Hall
Bob Allison
Red Sox
New York
Jack Lamabe
Bob Heffner
Minnesota
Los Angeles
Jim Roland
Don Williams
Dallas-Fort Worth
Roland
Williams
Dallas- Fort Worth
A. Rollins
Schilling
Power
Geiger
Trze’ski
Stuart
Kil’brew
Green
Malzone
Mincher
Mesias
Rf Allen
Bressoud
Ss Allison
Nixon
C Battey
Heffner
Lamabe
Versalles
Radatz
Earley
Stange
Williams 'Press
E—Versalles
Malzone Schilling
Allison
Mejias
Hall Bressoud
Power Minder
Meyers
Stange Pleis
Wright Defends Milwaukee Open Title At North Shore
Mickey Wright returns from a Dallas vacation to defend the Milwaukee Open at North Shore Country Club. The 72 hole event offers 12 500 total purse with a 2 000 first prize as Wright faces rivals including Marilynn Smith Kathy Whitworth Louise Suggs Patty Berg and Peggy Kirk Bell. Wright led the season with seven wins in 15 events and $14 772 earnings before taking rest from the U S Open and Wolverine Open.
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Milwaukee
Mickey Wright
North Shore Country Club
Dallas
Miss Wright
Marilynn Smith
Kathy Whitworth
Louise Suggs
Patty Berg
Peggy Kirk Bell
Hagberg Leads Christie De Pary Past Hamline in District 4 Final
Wally Hagberg allowed four hits including two triples but earned a 40 shutout for Christie De Pary over Hamline in the District 4 American Legion baseball playoffs final on Wednesday night.
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ST. Paul
Wally Hagberg
Christie de Pary
Hamline
American Legion
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Battling Cubs
By Dave O'Hara
Lary
Gladding
Rourke
Barber
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Herbert
Wilhelm
Carreon
Osteen
Kline
Landrith
W— Herbert
L—Osteen
Newman
Spring
Rodgers
Latman
Azcue
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L—Newman
Grba
Lee
Bell
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L—Grba
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Burton
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Short
Baldschun
Klippstein
Dalrymple
Marichal
Hoeft
Pierce
Bailey
L—Bolin
Edwards
Gibson
Schultz
Bauta
McCarver
W O'Toole
L—Gibson
Friend
Face Ft
Pagliaroni
Nottebart
Woodeshick
Bruce
Johnson
Smith
W—Friend
L—Woodeshick
Gonder
Richert
Rowe
Perranoski
Roseboro
W— Richert
L—Craig
Fosse
Cahill
Eports
Francksen
Island Legion
Priebe
Barrett
Oseth
Berg
Marina
Christianson
Bill Schulz
Bob Schulz
French Island Legion
Dikeman
Eagles
Niebuhr
Fluekiger
Johnson and
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Rubber Mills
Taylor and Reiber
Riepel
Dave Loomis
A. Roosevelt
Vehrenkamp
Waldera
Palmer and
Garness
Pepsi-Cola
Heileman's
Chapel
Beranek
H. New
Eagen
Don Winger
Police Dept
Cooler Co
Asp
Limberg
KATZ
Palmer
Goodyear
G.E
T.V
Stereo
North 6Th
Bosox
Ves
Long Ex. Long
Pewburys
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