Kenosha Rips La Crosse For Legion Crown 11-0
Kenosha defeated La Crosse 11-0 to win the Wisconsin American Legion junior baseball championship and advance to Region 5 in Ashland Kentucky to face Detroit. Rich Baumgarten earned MVP honors after limiting La Crosse to two hits and Jim Coady started for La Crosse, with Bob Lamb and Ernie Virgili contributing key hits for the champions.
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Winnebagoes Win Tri-State Clash 9-4 Over Stoddard
La Crosse Winnebagoes slugged 13 hits to beat Stoddard 9-4 in Tri-State League at Memorial North. Grunseth earned the win with six innings allowed. Rodell and C Mack drove multiple runs as Genoa toppled Chaseburg 5-3 in the same outing.
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Yankees and Orioles split in key four game series
In a high crowd at Yankee Stadium the Orioles won 4-2 to hold a two game lead over the Yankees who needed a strong start from Al Downing in game one. The White Sox and Tigers also posted results as the pennant race tightened across the AL.
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Mays Stars For Giants Phillies Win In Weekend Action
Willie Mays powered the Giants with a 1-0 win over Cincinnati and a 7-5 victory highlighted by four hits and his 32nd homer. Philadelphia beat New York 6-0 as Frank Thomas and Alex Johnson fueled the Phillies. Pagliaroni homered for Pittsburgh, Lemaster and Sadecki excelled for Milwaukee and St Louis respectively.
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Boxing results from Kingston and San Juan cards
Boxers from Jamaica and Puerto Rico advanced or defeated opponents in lightweight bouts. Bunny Grant outpointed Alfredo Urbina in Kingston while Don John son stopped Marius Morales in San Juan. Dave Hilton stopped by Percy Bayles and Sugar Cliff defeated Kid Bassey in related bouts.
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Schroeder Cups BNL Regatta At Onalaska
Harry Schroeder of La Crosse aboard LX-6 won the Brown's Lake North Lake La Crosse Regatta overall with 2 670 of 3 000 points in a 32-boat two day field at Lake Onalaska. Jim Gibson Jr NO-77 finished second 2 623 points followed by Bob Ringdahl LX-3 2 603 Ray Stemper X-88 2 569 and Ron Ferguson RL-4 2 374. Sunday results list Stemper Ferguson Gibson Jr Schroeder and Aldrich LX-10.
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Baseball standings and results update
American League standings show Baltimore leading with 69 wins 43 losses. New York and Chicago trail, while Cleveland and Boston fight for wild-card positions. Results from recent games include Cleveland 7 1 over Minnesota and Boston 6 1 over Chicago. National League standings list Philadelphia ahead of San Francisco and Cincinnati, with several scheduled games noted.
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Pushers Stop Lab In Trane Co Softball Action
The Pencil Pushers shut out Lab 1-0 with Severson pitching a two hitter at Trane South. Chiefs beat Orioles 9-3 at Hogan. Green Gremlins edged Nite Hawks 7-6 at Powell. Slipsticks defeated Tigers 7-4 at Powell in Trane Co League games.
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Cports La Crosse Cribune August 10 1964 sports note
Sports brief from La Crosse Cribune dated August 10 1964 notes local prep and college action. Injected names and scores are readable but fragmentary. item emphasizes upcoming events and results from the era.
Packers Place Six Players On Waivers
The Green Bay Packers cut their NFL squad to 48 players releasing six veterans and rookies. The cuts include Dave Carossan from Maryland, Beau Carter from Fresno State, Gary Kroner from Wisconsin, Tom O Grady from Northwestern, Larry Hunter from Grambling, and Joe Scarpati from North Carolina State.
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Grambling
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Have-Not Pro Teams Of ’63 May Become Haves Of 1964
The 49ers Rams and Chiefs, 1963 have-nots, could rise as 1964 haves after an exhibition season drawing 282,441 fans in 10 games. San Francisco beat the Browns 26-7, Roman Gabriel sparked the Rams past the Cowboys 17-6, and the Chiefs beat the Raiders 21-14.
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Caledonia '9' Roars to 6-0 Playoff Victory
Caledonia blanked West Florence 6-0 in a Region 19B playoff. Jon Ask had three hits, Bob Meiners two, Mike Percuc coa a triple and Tom Winslow a double for the Fillmore-Houston champs. Scoring included three runs in the third and single tallies in the fifth sixth and seventh.
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Bill Hackmeyer Ties Coulee Course Record
Onalaska Wis Bill Hackmeyer Jr a Georgia Tech grad from Mobile Alabama tied the Coulee Country Club course record with a 33 Sunday He posted three birdies and six pars in a four some that included John and Joyce Marshall of Los Angeles and Coulee pro Dean Uhls Others to shoot 33s include Uhls Chuck Redel Harvey Ott Jr Red Herzog and John Hogden from Galesville
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Ashburn Retires After 15 NL Seasons Achievement
Richie Ashburn ends a 15 season run in the National League and leaves with a .308 career batting average. His retirement marks a long era for fans and the Phillies.
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