Ludden Wins County Am By One Stroke In Cliff-Hanger
Joe Ludden held off Chuck Redel and Jim Burns by one stroke to win the 29th La Crosse County Amateur at the Country Club. Ludden finished 36 holes at 146 after a final 18th hole 40-foot approach for par, with Redel and Burns close behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Gunderson
la Crosse Tribune
Joe Ludden
Chuck Redel
Jim Burns
la Crosse County
Ludden
Redel
Gene Ring
Burns
Gary Johnson
Ring
Johnson
Maple Grove
Trif Haritos
Chuck Horton
Armand
Bunk) Arneson
Mantle Back Homer Sparks Yankees in 6 2 Win
Mickey Mantle returned from injury with a pinch hit homer in the seventh inning lifting the New York Yankees to a 11-10 victory over the Orioles after dropping the opener 7-2. Yogi Berra drove in the decisive run in the 10th. Orioles and other games noted.
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New York Yankees
Yankees
Yanks
Mickey Mantle
Baltimore Orioles
Mantle
Yankee Stadium
George Brunet
Yogi Berra
Chicago
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Minnesota
Washington
Boston
Detroit
Cleveland
Tigers
Indians
Baltimore
Brooks Robinson
Orioles
Elston Howard
Steve Barber
John Powell
John Orsino
Championship Golf Scores by Flight and Player List
A compact listing of Championship, Second, Third and Senior flight results with multiple players and scores. Sudden death playoff noted for Soules over Barton on the fifth extra hole.
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Robert
Butch) Soules Jr
Central High School
Sam Barton
Soules
Dr. Barton
Maple Grove
Mark O'Meara
Jack Strickland
Roger Donlon
Strickland
Jaycee
Russ Bakkum
Ed Cline
Robert Butch Soules Jr
Jim Mealy
Chuck Forbes
Chuck Horton
Harry Kolter
John Miller
Dave Gaynor
Jeff Lovold
C. Olson
Jim Bustle
Steve Hecht
Warren McKenzie
Lew Engebretson
Art Johnson
Ben Thiele
Armand
Bunk) Arneson
Ron Banasik
Ben Keeler
Pete Wais
Earl Gees
Gene Oliver
Braves Box Totals Edge Braves Box Totals in St. Louis Game
The box score shows New York and Milwaukee scoring across innings with Craig, Gonder, and Mathews delivering key hits. Pitchers Bearnarth, Schneider, and others logged appearances as runs and errors are recorded, including double plays by Bolling and Menke. attendance 8,557.
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Oliver
Schneider
Craig
Gonder
Mora
Bearnorth
Snider
New York
Milwaukee
E-Craig
Thomas
Poa
New Eyert
Bolling
Menke
Kumchock
Hickman
Mathews
Shaw
Bearnarth
x-Schneider
Raymond Ree
Tae Shaw
Forman
Gorman, Landes
Sudol
Christopher
Mayo
Hunt
Aaron
Rf Gonder
Torre
D Coleman
Ki Chock
Larker
A Cline
Schreiber
b-Snider
Raymond
g-Jackson
Packers Cut Fabry and Two Other Rookies
The Green Bay Packers waived three rookies after placing John Fabry Wisconsin quarterback Coolidge Hunt Texas Tech fullback and Bruce Puterbaugh Kentucky tackle on waivers.
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Green Bay
Green Bay Packers
National Football League
John Fabry
Wisconsin
Coolidge@ Hunt
Texas Tech
Bruce Puterbaugh
Kentucky
Mr. Brick Wins Sapling Stakes At Monmouth Park
At Monmouth Park Oceanport New Jersey Mr Brick who earned eligibility last Monday through a $5000 supplementary fee won the Sapling Stakes for 2 year olds by a half length.
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Oceanport
N.J
Mr. Brick
Monmouth Park
Clauder Wins State Honors in Milwaukee Open Golf
Paula Clauder of Milwaukee, a six time Wisconsin champion, captured state honors in the $12,500 Milwaukee Women's Open at North Shore Country Club with a final 317. Nancy Roth led amateurs with 306 while Polly Erickson finished runner up at 323. Marilyn Williams withdrew with a severe headache.
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Milwaukee
Paula Clauder
Wisconsin
North Shore Country Club
Clauder
Nancy Roth
Hollywood
Fla
Polly Erickson
Madison City
Marilyn Williams
Madison
Louise Gammell
Lea Newman
Linda Puls
Elizabeth Coleman
Mary Sapienca
Kathleen Curran
Antigo
Sandra Langhofer
Judy Marino
Catherine Koszlowicz
F. M. Hilpert
Racine
Barbara Krogstad
Podres Comes Close to No-Hitter in Dodgers Victory
Los Angeles left-hander Johnny Podres, hobbling with a sore back, flirted with a no hitter in Houston heat before Pete Temple started the ninth as Podres left after giving up a hit. The Dodgers added a run off Ken Johnson and won 4-0. Podres improved to 11-7 in his 275th major league start.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Johnny Podres
Oxygen
Houston
Podres
Colts
Johnny Temple
Craig Loses 20th Straight To Braves
Milwaukee AP Roger Craig extended his losing streak to 18 in the game against the Milwaukee Braves, with his 20th loss in consecutive seasons. The Mets fell 2-1 as Craig, facing 32, blamed lack of run support and a sixth inning error that allowed the decisive Braves run. He vowed not to quit while insisting he pitched well despite the skid.
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Craig
Braves
Paul Derringer
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Willie Mays
Chicago Cubs
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Cardinals
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Roger Craig
May
Milwaukee Braves
New York Mets
Mets
Dodger
Cliff Curtis
Boston
Chris Fraser
Irving Young
Case Patten
Washington
Duke Snider
Roger
Boxing results from New York Manila Agana and other venues
Boxer outcomes include Jose Stable outpointing Stanley Hayward in New York at 147, Flash Elorde defeating Love Allorey in Manila at 136, John San Nicholas stopping Guam Typhoon at 125 in Agana, Blair Richardson knocking out Ron Brothers in Glace Bay at 160, Les Sprague stopping Jimmy Gillis in Amherst at 140 in Canada.
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New York
Glace Bay
N.S
Blair Richardson
Ron Brothers
St. John
Sie
Es Amherst
Les Sprague
Jimmy Gillis
Haliax
Powell Park Softball Slate With Make-Up At Trane Park
Evening schedule lists Koelbl's Bar at 6 30 p m facing John s Powell Park at 7 30 p m Jungles Tavern meets 400 Club at Houska Park Bohemian Hall faces Toby s Bar Copeland Park Baldy s Bar plays Joe s O K Central Dugan s Tavern battles Schm idy s Tavern Trane Co Plant League Make-up game Pencil Pushers take on Tranees at Trane Park South
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Powell Park
Koelbl’s
John's
Jungles Tavern
Houska Park
Bohemian Hall
Toby's
Copeland Park
Baldy's
Joe's
O.K Central
Dugan's Tavern
Schmidty's
Trane CO
Trane Park
South
Pencil Pushers
Tranees
Hutcherson Sets Three Records Wins Features At Fair
Hutcherson drove the 1963 Ford No. 3 to three records and won both feature races at the La Crosse Interstate Fair, dominating 18 drivers. Ramo Stott trailed. Ernie Derr did not race after wrecking a Pontiac. Hutcherson's times included a 0:26.50 one-lap mark and a 10-lap and 100-lap feature wins.
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la Crosse Tribune
Dick Hutcherson
la Crosse
Hutcherson
Keokuk Komets
Iowa
Ramo Stott
Keokuk
IMCA
Hutchers
Hutcherson Sets Track Record In afternoon Races
Dick Hutcherson of Keokuk Iowa drives the 1963 Ford No 3 to a 26.50 lap in time trials a new track mark surpassing Bob Reynolds 26.87 set in 1961. Ramo Stott and John Mickey also post fast laps in the session and Hutcherson wins the feature after leading throughout.
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Hutcherson
Bob Reynolds
Edmond
Okla
Stott
John Mickey
Columbus Junction
Iowa
Newt. Bartholomew
Carlisle
Jules
Chub) Liebe
Oelwein
Dick Hutcherson
Keokuk
Ramo Stott
Ford
Pontiac
Chub Liebe
Newt Bartholomew
Plymouth
Ralph Wilhelm
Milwaukee
Ery Wangerin
Minneapolis
Minn
Chevrolet
Joe Dolphy
Newbrighton
Dick Johnson
St. Paul
Les Friebe
Springfield
Bob Bennett
Hortonville
Chet Scott
Rockford
Ill
Abe Blackfenner
Bill Ruelle
Chey‘Tolet
Night Race First Heat and Feature Results
The night races featured three segments with new track records. Hutcher son won the 10 lap first heat in 4 26 80, beating Hutcherson who held the previous 1962 record. Hutcherson won the 100 lap feature in 49 48 30, surpassing Johnny Beauchamp’s 1957 mark.
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Ford
Johnny Beauchamp
Harlan, Town
Hutcherson
Friebe
Kwapil
Stott
Thomas
McCann
Angelin
Jones
Liebe
Johnson
Wilhelm
Bennett
Blackfelner
Feature
Mickey
Scott
Bartholomew
Harlan
Iowa
Chevrolet
Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching
American League leaders include Yastrzemski and Kaline atop batting with .331 and .312, Allison and Kaline tied for 25 homers, and Radatz leading with 122 decisions and .857 win rate. National League leaders feature Aaron and White atop RBIs and runs, and Koufax with 199 strikeouts.
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Boston
Kaline
Detroit
Rollins
Minnesota
Allison
Tresh
New York
Stuart
Causey
Kansas City
Versalles
Hinton
Washington
Killebrew
Aparicio
Baltimore
Radatz
Ford
Bunning
Pizarro
Chicago
Stigman
Callison
Gonzalez
Philadelphia
Javier
White
St. Louis
McCovey
San Francisco
Aaron
Milwaukee
Pinson
Robinson
Cincinnati
Wills
Los An
Maloney
Perranoski
Los Angeles
Koufax
Drysdale
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