U S Trackmen Dominate Two Meets In Europe Tour
The American track squad swept two-day dual meets in Hannover against West Germany and Poland, winning 141 to 82 and taking 18 of 21 events. Highlights included Rex Cawley 50.1 sec in the 400 hurdles, Bob Hayes 20.6 in the 200, and Henry Carr anchoring a record 44.3 400 relay leg.
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Hannover
Germany
Moscow
Poland
Rex Cawley
Bob Hayes
Frank Coryelli
Henry Carr
Liston Must Avoid Fight Promoter Role
Pennsylvania Athletic Commission may stage Sonny Liston Cassius Clay bout next fall without Liston Promoter role. Commission suggested co partnership or new corporation with Nilon brothers as promoter, while Liston travels for an exhibition. History notes Intercontinental Promotions Inc. had its promoter license denied.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Athletic Commission
Sonny Liston
Cassius Clay
Liston
Jefferson City
State Penitentiary
Alfred M. Klein
Intercontinental Promotions Inc
Bob
Jim Nilorf
Garland D. Cherry
Attorney General
Pennsylvania
Klein
Nilon
Records Likely To Fall In Sunday Stock Races At La Crosse
Four feature-winning drivers headline a packed Interstate Fair program with two Sunday sessions at 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. The IMCA era marks and time trials from 1957 to 1962 anchor the forecast as Derr Stott Hutcherson and Liebe headline a strong stock car entry list at the half mile dirt oval with hopes of new records in 10 and 5 lap marks and a 100-lapper.
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la Crosse Tribune
Hutcherson
Ford
Stott
Ole Brun
Albert Lea
Minn
Derr
Liebe
Ernie Derr
Keokuk
Iowa
Keokuk Komets
Dick Hutcherson
Ramo Stott
Jim Washburn
IMCA
Jules
Chub) Liebe
Oelwein
Johnny Beauchamp
Harlan
Bob Reynolds
Pontiac
Chev
Oklahoma City
Okla
Badger
Darrell Dake
Cedar Rapids
Jerry Douglas
Wichita Falls
Tex
Tom Rathke
Grafton
Ade Blachfenner
Minneapolis
Plymouth
Bob Dishman
Des Moines
Ralph Wilhelm
Milwaukee
Dick Johnson
St. Paul
Chevrolet
Ervin Wangeoy
Chevroet
Ernie McMahan
Ray Niemeier
Madrid
Chub
Reds fall to Cardinals as Jay loses again
Cincinnati right-hander Joey Jay drops to 4-15 after another defeat as St Louis triumphs 3-2. The Reds drop to fifth, 84 games behind the Dodgers, while Curt Simmons earns the win with relief from Taylor and Shantz.
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Associated Press
Joey Jay
Cincinnati
Reds
Jay
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Cardinals
San Francisco
Dodgers
Boston
Baltimore
Bill DeWitt
George Altman
Charlie James
Tim McCarver
Curt Simmons
Ron Taylor
Bobby Shantz
Henry
Edwards
Simmons
Taylor
Shantz
McCarver
W—Simmons
L—Jay
Packers and All-Stars clash in the Soldier Field icicle
Green Bay the two time NFL champions faces the All-Stars in the 30th midsummer classic at Soldier Field. Vanderkelen may be used most as the All-Stars rely on Baker Richter Flatley and other stars while Green Bay misses Nitschke Hornung and Taylor.
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Green Bay Packers
Soldier Field
Collegians
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Otto Graham
Packers
Graham
Bart Starr
Green Bay
Chicago Tribune Charities Inc
ABC
Terry Baker
Oregon State
Ron VanderKelen
Wisconsin
Sonny Gibbs
Texas Christian
Glynn Griffing
Mississippi
VanderKelen
Baker
Badgers
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Pat Richter
Paul Flatley
Northwestern
Kentucky
Tom Hutchinson
Washington State
Hugh Campbell
Jackson State
Willie Richardson
Bob Paremore
Florida A&m
Charlie
Mitchell
Washington
Larry Ferguson
Iowa
Ray Nitschke
Paul Hornung
Jim Taylor
Ferree Opens St Paul Open With 64 Lead
Jim Ferree fired a 64 for a one stroke lead in the St Paul Open at Keller course. He recalls past missed chances here while shooting eight birdies and ten pars to eight under par. Don Fairfield trails one behind with 65 as Jerry Barber and others chase in slow course conditions.
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ST. Paul
Jim Ferree
Keller
Chicago
Ferree
Ther
Don Fairfield
Jerry Barber
Jerry Pittman
Jack Rule Jr
Doug Sanders
Bruce Crampton
Jacky Cupit
Don Finsterwald
Ken Venturi
La Crosse Crib Friday August 2 1963
The item notes a sports brief from La Crosse dated Friday August 2 1963 with delivery on August 3 for reader distribution via RFD. It records a concise sports notice typical of a community column.
Ruth Jessen Leads Milwaukee Open After Opening Round
Ruth Jessen shot four under par 68 at North Shore Country Club to lead the Milwaukee Women's Open by two strokes. Kathy Whitworth and Shirley Spark tied for second at two under, with veterans Kathy Cornelius Shirley Englehorn and Marilynn Smith two back. Althea Gibson struggled with 82 as Paula Clauder led Wisconsin entrants with 76.
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Milwaukee
Ruth Jessen
University of Seattle School of Journalism
Secor
Jessen
North Shore Country Club
Kathy Whitworth
Shirley Spark
Palm Desert
Calif
Kathy Cornelius
Shirley Englehorn
Marilynn Smith
Mickey Wright
Miss Jessen
Seattle
Washington
Althea Gibson
Katz Triumphs 13 5 In Class B Makeup Game
W. U. Katz Co. defeated Dairyland Power Co op 13 to 5 in a Class B League makeup game at Powell Park. Katz players listed include Eilertson Meister Benson and Peterson. Dairyland Power stood at 2 12 and the score was 13 5 with final lineups noted.
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W. U. Katz Co
Dairyland Power Co-op
Powell Park
W. U. Katz
Dairyland Power
Eilertson
Meister
Benson
Play Better Golf From Tommy Armour Shot From Sand
A golf tip from Tommy Armour explains how to escape a greenside bunker with a high soft shot. Focus on cocking the wrists to lift the ball quickly, minimize impulse, and preserve control.
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Tommy Armour
Golf Opens With 207 Players At Maple Grove
Firing begins at 7 a m Saturday in the La Crosse County Amateur with 207 shooters teeing off at Maple Grove. Last year 174 played. A trio of golfers broke the course record on the back nine Friday led by Ron Quillan with a 34, tied later by Art Johnson.
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la Crosse Tribune
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Maple Grove
la Crosse
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la Crosse Aquinas
Quillan
Art Johnson
Trif Haritos
Armand
Bunk) Arneson
Jack Knothe
Dick Pearse Jr
Chuck Horton
Jim Burns
Gale Weiss
Jaycee
al Stankey
la Crosse’ Country Club
Ashe joins U S Davis Cup team as first Negro player
Arthur Ashe 20 and a junior at UCLA is named to the four man U S Davis Cup squad to face Mexico in the American zone semi final August 16-18 in Los Angeles. Coach Robert Kelleher notes Ashe earned the spot on merit, not race, amid pressure to perform.
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South Orange
N.J
Arthur Ashe
U.S
Ashe
University of California
Los Angeles
Mexico
W. Harcourt Woods
Short Hills
Woods
Chuck McKinley
Robert Kelleher
McKinley
Dennis Ralston
Bakersfield
Calif
Martin Riessen
Hinsdale
U S Tennis Team Announced For Wightman Cup
Darlene Hard and Billie Jean Moffitt head a five member U S squad to face Great Britain in the 35th Wightman Cup at the Cleveland Skating Club August 10 11 Carole Caldwell Nancy Richey and Donna Floyd Fales join the team announced by captain Margaret duPont the longtime U S Wightman Cup leader from Wilmington Delaware
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Darlene Hard
Billie Jean Moffitt
Long Beach
Calif
U.S
Great Britain
Cleveland Skating Club
Carole, Caldwell
Santa Monica
Nancy Richey
Dallas
Tex
Donna Floyd Fales
New York
Margaret duPont
Wilmington
Del
Orioles Triumph 11-7 in Trane Co Plant League makeup
The Orioles improved to 11-8 by beating the Red Devils 11-7 at Trane South. Stephens Wilcox and Eddy each homered for the winners as Glaunert Polich Greener and Biering contributed for the Red Devils. Boxing results from Los Angeles show Thad Spencer outpointing Jefferson Davis in mobile.
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Orioles
Red Devils
Trane South
Trane Co
Stephens
Wilcox
Eddy
Glaunert
Polich
Greener
Biering
Los Angeles
Thad Spencer
San Francisco
Jeffereson Davis
Mobile
Ala
Softball Classic Schedule At Powell Park And Trane Park
In the Rec league from Powell Park two games at 6 00 p m Maple Grove Country Club faces Johnson s Doughboy Flyers and at 7 30 p m Trane Co meets La Crescent Concrete Co The Class B slate at Trane Park South features Local 175 against Dairyland Power Co op.
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Maple Grove Country Club
Johnson’s Doughboy Flyers
Trane Co
la Crescent Concrete Co
Trane Park South
Dairyland Power Co-op
Cubs Dominate Braves 10-2 as Burton Goes Right and Left
Cubs pound four Milwaukee pitchers for 12 hits in a 10-2 win. Ellis Burton homers from both sides of the plate, joining a select NL club. Schaffer and Boros also go yard. Larry Jackson wins to improve to 12-9 while Lemaster takes the loss for Milwaukee.
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Chicago Cubs
Milwaukee Braves
County Stadium
Ellis Burton
Cubs
Jim Schaffer
Steve Boros
Chicago
Denver Lemaster
Larry Jackson
Braves
Milwaukees
Hank Aaron
Denis Menke
Jackson
Burton
Billy Williams
Ron Santo
Boros
Ken Hubbs
Williams
Hubbs
Schaffer
Ed Mathews
Andre Rodgers
Frank Funk
Lemaster
Lou Brock
Funk
Caledonia Junior Legion Tops La Crosse 5-2 for Eighth Win
CaledoniaJunior Legion Nine defeated La Crosse 5 to 2 at Memorial North Field to notch their eighth Minnesota Wisconsin League win in 14 starts. La Crosse, 4-6 in the league, scored two unearned runs with a fourth inning error and added another in the seventh on a sacrifice fly. Schroeder drove in two on a single and later infield error aided Caledonia fourth inning burst. Luehne doubled and Sciborski tripled for La Crosse, while Percucco and Schroeder delivered key hits for Caledonia. La Crosse visits league leader Winona next.
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Wisconsin
la Crosse
Memorial North Field
Jone
Caledonia
Minnesotans
John Schroeder
Dave Fitzpatrick
Schroeder
Mike Percucco
Bob Luehne
Bob Sciborski
Ron Rieber
Sciborski
Winona
Lemaster Fined $50 For Postgame Call After Cubs Rout Braves
Milwaukee lefty Denny Lemaster apologized after a 10 to 2 loss to Chicago. Braves manager Bobby Bragan fined him $50 for the telephone call to the press box and to the official scorer. Bragan warned future such calls would cost $100.
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Denny Lemaster
Braves
Chicago Cubs
Bobby Bragan
Lemaster
Cubs
Jim Schaffer
Eddie Mathews
Dick Dozer
Chicago Tribune
Dozer
Bragan
Mathews
Baseball standings and results summary
Baseball standings show New York and Chicago leading divisions with Boston and Baltimore in pursuit. Thursday results include Boston at Baltimore rained out and multiple night games ahead. Upcoming schedules feature key matchups across leagues and cities with several twi night games listed.
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Kansas City
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San Francisco
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IL Pittsburgh
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Immanuel tops Mount Calvary in Lutheran League no hitter
Immanuel 6 Mount Calvary 1 in a no hitter by Schuster at Hogan Park. Our Savior's 5 Trinity 3 on Butch Severson's one hitter at Longfellow. Good Shepherd 13 St. Pauls 6 at Memorial Field. Art Ingalls hit a two run homer for Immanuel in the sixth.
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Longfellow
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Mattes
Ellifson
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D. Jensen
A. Ingalls
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J. Johnson
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Knebes
Glen's Triumph Over Toby's in Tavern League Softball
Glen's Bar defeats Toby's Bar 15 to 2 and Bohemian Hall over John's 18 to 6 in Powell Park 16 inch softball. KoelbeI's 5 down Joe's OK 14 to 6 at Central. 400 Club edges Baldy's 9 to 7 at Houska Park. Dugan's beats Jungles 21 to 6 at Copeland Park.
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Dick Smith
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