Packers Crush All-Stars 38 0 in Chicago Debut Triumph
Green Bay overwhelmed the College All-Stars 38 to 0 as Lombardi denied revenge motives and veterans like Danny Anderson and Jim Grabowski starred amid mixed injuries. Coach Sauer praised his team’s effort despite the lopsided result and acknowledged Packers’ readiness for the season.
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Packers Game Reflections After Tough Setback
La Crosse Chikune reflects on Saturday's defeat with wide pass protection failings and early fumble that demoralized the team. Sauer notes inability to acquire new players and contrasts with the 1963 Packers comeback, admitting this squad never recovered after the opening mistake.
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No Revenge In Mind Claims Packer Boss
Lombardi dismisses revenge as the Packers crush the College All-Stars 38 0 in front of 72 000. Starr passes to Dowler and Anderson, Taylor and Hornung run for scores, Adderley adds a 34 yard TD on interception, Chandler adds a field goal.
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Browns face Rams in first test without Jim Brown
The Cleveland Browns meet the Los Angeles Rams in an exhibition game at Los Angeles with about 50 000 fans expected. Ernie Green replaces the retired Jim Brown in Cleveland's backfield as coach Blanton Collier watches his club closely. Other NFL exhibitions include Atlanta at St Louis Chicago at Memphis and Minnesota at Detroit while the AFL features Kansas City at Denver and Miami at San Diego.
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Santo Shocks Giants with Two Homers and OT RBI
Cubs third baseman Ron Santo powered Chicago to a 4 3 win over San Francisco in 10 innings. Santo belted two homers and a two run single after Giants pitcher Bob Bolin challenged him with beanballs. Other NL results included Cincinnati over Pittsburgh 4 3 and Koufax win for Dodgers 6 1 over Houston.
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Tobys Klein Scores in S H Villa Bendels Clash
In a muddled second round of the Classic Softball League four clubs stay within a game of Bendel's after S H Pizza Villa upset Bendel's Bar 3-2 in eight innings. Toby's crushed Club 14 17-6 to stay within a half game, while S H Pizza Villa tied Terrace Bar for third after a 6-6 record. Klein & Son rallied past Ziebell's 5-3 as Sciborski provided the decisive hits for S H Villa. Six teams open District 8 playoffs at Powell Park with Klein & Son holding a first round bye.
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District softball pairings for weekend games
Saturday games feature Eastman against S H Pizza Villa at 6 00 p.m Toby s Bar meets Terrace Bar at 7 30 p.m and Ziebell s IGA faces Bob s Bar at 9 00 p.m Sunday lineup includes Klein and Son versus Game 1 winner at 6 00 p.m the winners of Games 2 and 3 meet at 7 30 p.m and the Championship Game concludes at 9 00 p.m.
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Humphreys Shuts Orioles In Senators 4 2 Victory
Washington pitcher Bob Humphreys held Baltimore to two singles over seven innings striking out eight as the Senators defeated the Orioles 4 2. Jim Hannan started for Baltimore with early wildness, and Detroit, Chicago, and New York also posted wins in a crowded American League night.
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Winners announced at La Crosse Country Club golf event
La Crosse Country Club announced August medal and Beat the Pro results for women golfers. Eleanor Wollschlaeger won Class A nine holes, Neida Goetz won Class B. Libby Schumacher, Jeanne Newburg and Pauline Weigel tied for Beat the Pro. Lorraine Bummert and Esther Iverson led Class A 18 holes. Jeanne Newburg shot net 75 to beat the pro.
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Haritos Defends Golf Meet Title at La Crosse Club
Trif Haritos will defend his title in the 14th annual La Crosse Traffic Club Golf Tournament at the La Crosse Country Club on August 10. He shot an even par 71 to win last year, and the event starts at 1 p.m. with an awards dinner at 7 p.m.
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Major League Standings and Sunday Games
Chicago at California Minnesota at Kansas City Boston at Detroit New York at Cleveland Washington at Baltimore. Sunday games include Chicago at California Minnesota at Kansas City Boston at Detroit New York at Cleveland Baltimore at Washington.
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Granville Meets West Bend for State Baseball Crown
Granville faces West Bend in the WIAA state summer baseball final after both teams win semifinals. Roy Groves drove in three with a 345 foot homer as Granville beat Platteville 12-0 while West Bend’s Greg Wilcox limited Durand to two hits in a 1-0 win.
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