Braves Bow To Dodgers As Giants Edge Reds
Jim Davenport's bunt and Willie Mays's two run single spark the Giants to a 6-3 win over Cincinnati keeping pace with the Dodgers. Ron Perranoski thrives in relief as Los Angeles beat Milwaukee 7-5. Houston tops St Louis 4-2 on John Bateman homer. Philadelphia upsets Chicago 4-3. Pittsburgh shells New York 8-2.
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Associated Press
Jim Davenport
San Francisco
Davenport
Cincinnati
Giants
Los Angeles Dodgers
Willie Mays
Dodgers
Ron Perranoski
Milwaukee
Houston
St. Louis
John Bateman
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cubs
Pittsburgh
New York Mets
Harvey Kuenn
Reds
Joe Nuxhall
Willie McCovey
Mays
Braves
Tony Cloninger
Dick Drott
Bateman
Ray Sadecki
Ernie Fazio
Rustav Staub
Fazio
Carl Warwick
Don Nottebart
Ellis Burton
Phillies
Ernie Banks
Tony Taylor
Johnny Callison
Cal McLish
Sadecki Taylor
Jones
McCarver
Nottebart
L—Sadeck
Sanford Hoeft
Haller Nuxhall Zanni
Coates
Worthington
Edwards
Green
W—Sanford
L—Nuxhall
Bukich Shines As Bears Rally To Beat Giants And Redskins
Rudy Bukich came off the bench to throw two touchdown passes to John Farrington in a 17-7 win over the New York Giants, then followed with a 68 yard pass and run TD to Farrington in a 28-26 victory over the Redskins, signaling potential increased Bears responsibility.
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Washington
Rudy Bukich
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Bobby Layne
Bukich
Billy Wade
Bears
John Farrington
New York Giants
Redskins
Farrington
Wade
Skins
Norm Snead
Bill Anderson
Fred Dugan
Part Time Pro Joins Chase as Insurance City Open Leads
In Hartford Connecticut the Insurance City Open teed off with Julius Boros and Jack Nicklaus near the bottom after 18 holes. Boros shot 37 37 74 while Nicklaus posted 73 as Wes Illis led with 66 and a tight pack including Bill Casper Jerry Pittman Bob Goalby Art Wall Doug Ford and Tony Lema trailed at 69 or better.
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Hartford
Nicklaus
Boros
Wes Illis
West Caldwell
N.J
Bill Casper
Jerry Pittman
Bob Goalby
Art Wall
Goalby
Doug Ford
Tony Lema
Concrete Tops Wyman's 10 3 In State Test
Concrete of La Crosse defeated Eau Claire Wyman's 10 to 3 in the opening game of the Wisconsin State softball tournament at Water St Field. Bud Smith and Dick Ghelfi drove in three runs. Jim Halverson struck out 10 in a complete game win. The tourney runs through Sunday with Yates American Beloit defending champion and the winner advancing to the Regional in Aurora Illinois.
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Wis
la Crescent
Wyman
Wisconsin
Water St. Field
Eau Claire Peters
Buzz
Wisconsin Rapids
Johnson
Doughboy Flyers
Eau Claire Gary
Bud Smith
Dick Ghelfi
Ghelfi
Bob Tooke
Clete Hoadley
Butch Severson
la Crosse
Norm Gutsch
Jim Halverson
Yates American
Beloit
Aurora
Ill
Concrete
Madson
F. Gutsch
Halverson
Delap
Winnebagoes Playoff At Chaseburg In Tri-State League
Righthander Tom Banasik will pitch Sundays playoff for the La Crosse Winnebagoes in a game with Chaseburg originally set for Coon Valley. Play resumes in the La Crosse half of the sixth with two out, bases loaded, Winnebagoes ahead 3-2. A 4 p.m. contest with Stoddard follows at Memorial North Field as La Crosse seeks a two win wedge to tie the division. The team practices Saturday at Memorial North.
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la Crosse Winnebagoes
Chaseburg
Coon Valley
la Crosse
Winnebagoes
Memorial North Field
Baseball Standings and Results From Thursday and Saturday
American League standings show New York leading with 67 wins and 51 losses followed by Chicago 66 56 and Cleveland 58 62. Thursday results include New York 10 Boston 2 and Detroit 14 Kansas City 1. National League leaders include Los Angeles 77 64 and San Francisco 68 52 with several night games and upcoming matchups listed.
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BNY
Minnesota
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Cleveland
Boston
Los Angeles
Detroit
Kansas City
Washington
San Francisco
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee Fl
Houston
Milwaukee
Ge New York
Williams
Howard
Wilson
Farley
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Turley
Wood
Tillman
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Aguirre
Triandos
Segui Fischer
Sturdivant
Edwards
W— Aguirre
L—Segui
Moeller Roebuck
Kline
Retzer Newman
Navarro
Foytack
Osinski
Fowler
W—Roebuck
Rodgers
E. Sadowski
L—Fowler
Onalaska Leads In Legion Loop Tie With Winona
Onalaska Junior Legion defeated La Crescent 5-1 to tie Winona for first in the Minnesota Wisconsin League. Niedfeldt pitched four hits with three strikeouts. Isbell allowed six. Gary Drake doubled and singled for Onalaska as Ray Lamb and Dan Adams lead a 14-4 record, matching Winona.
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LA Crescent
Minn
Onalaska Junior Legion
Winona
Tom Niedfeldt
Bob Isbell
Gary Drake
Mike Riordan
Onalaska
Onalaskans
Ray Lamb
Dan Adams
Winona’s
Winona LeJetz
New Albin
Jim Hogan
Iowans
la Crosse
Butts Testimony Concludes in Post Libel Suit
Former Georgia coach Wally Butts ends testimony in a $10 million libel case over a Saturday Evening Post report alleging he provided Georgia secrets to Bear Bryant. Closing arguments begin as jury deliberations loom after a weekend recess.
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Wally Butts
Georgia
Sched‘uled
Butts
Saturday Evening Post
Paul
Bear) Bryant
Alabama
Bryant
William H. Schroder Jr
Welborn B. Cody
Curtis
Lewis R. Morgan
Frank A. Rose
University of Alabama
Rose
Aderhold
St Paul Legion Dominate Rapid City In Region 6 Opener
Minnesota champion St Paul routed Rapid City South Dakota 13-5 in the Region 6 American Legion baseball opening round in Salina Kansas. The double elimination tournament continues with Rapid City facing Omaha winner while St Paul meets that winner. Enid Oklahoma defeated Russell Kansas 2-0 and advances to face Bismarck North Dakota.
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Salina
Kan
Minnesota
St. Paul
Rapid City
American Legion
Omaha
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
South Dakota
Enid
Okla
Russell
Bismarck
N.D
Defending Champion Finseth Loses in Pine to Palm Start
In Detroit Lakes Minnesota AP reports the 31st Pine to Palm Golf Tournament opening round results. Defending champion Bob Finseth of Kenyon fell to John Eymann of Forest City Iowa 3 and 2. Lyel Hornbach of Minot ND was beaten by Jim Hoak Jr Des Moines IA 2 and 1. Dick Killian of Houston TX defeated John Moroni of Minneapolis 6 and 5. Lew Peterson of Redwood Falls MN beat H H Herberger Jr of Grand Forks ND 5 and 4.
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Minn
Bob Finseth
Kenyon
Finseth
John Eymann
Forest City
Iowa
North Dakota
Lyel Hornbach
Minot
Jim Hoak Jr
Des Moines
Dick Killian
Houston
Tex
John Moroni
Minneapolis
Tavern Loop Sets Two Games Tonight
Glen's meets the 400 Club for the Tavern League 16 inch softball tournament title at Powell Park at 7 30 p m with the All-Star game at 8 30 p m The North Side Stars face the South Side Stars in the windup tilt Thursday night 400 Club edged Koelbls 8 7 in eight innings and Glen's topped Bohemian Hall 94
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Glen's
Powell Park
North Side Stars
South Side Stars
Koelbl
Bohemian Hall
Blanchard and Hall Spark Yanks and Twins to Wins
Johnny Blanchard blasted two homers driving in six as the Yankees routed the Red Sox 10-2 in Fenway Park. Tony Kubek and Mantle injured, but Hinges Hall and Mincher paced Minnesota with three hits and five RBIs in a 13-3 win over Baltimore.
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Associated Press
Mickey Mantle
Tony Kubek
Roger Maris
New York Yankees
Johnny Blanchard
Hee Lopez
Phil Linz
Red Sox
Boston
Blanchard
Sox
Charles River
Fenway Park
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Earl Wilson
Stan Williams
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Chicago White Sox
Minnesota Twins
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Athletics
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Jimmy Hall
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Lee Stange
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Allison
R. Hall
Brunet
Baltimore
Starrette
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Robinson
Allen
Orsino
Power
Hall
Versalies
S—Pappas
Jones White finish 1-2 in state fair race
Indiana born Parnelli Jones won the 200 mile Wisconsin State Fair race in Milwaukee, posting a track record speed of 93.75 mph and earning $2,770 for his second straight stock car victory after a 150 mile win the previous Sunday. Don White and Joe Gerken chased, with A J Foyt in fourth.
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Parnelli Jones
Jones
Torrence
Calif
Mercury
Don White
Keokuk
Iowa
Whitey Gerken
Franklin Park
Ill
A.J. Foyt
Houston
Tex
White
Gerken
Foyt
Braves To Have Say In Race With West Coast Showdowns
Milwaukee Braves manager Bragan says his team will influence the NL title race with three remaining games against the Dodgers and Giants. Bragan notes Dodgers tighten up as Giants, Cardinals and Reds pace the league. Alston admits Dodgers hope to start hitting as their pitching battles on.
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Milwaukee Braves
Bobby Bragan
Braves
Dodgers
San Francisco Giants
Bragan
le Angeles
Giants
Cardinals
Reds
Phillies
Dodger
Walter Alston
Alston
Kenosha Legion Nine Falls 9-1 to Evansville in Regional
Evansville Ind defeated Kenosha Wis 9-1 in the American Legion Region 5 double elimination baseball tournament. Evansville pitcher Bob Griese held Kenosha to five hits and struck out seven. Kenosha was set to face Bowling Green Ohio in the next round after Bowling Green lost 16-9 to Adrian Mich.
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Lima
Ohio
Kenosha
Wis
Eansville
Ind
American Legion
Wisconsin
Bowling Green
Adrian
Mich
Evansville
Bob Griese
Nancy Quick Reaches U S Girls Junior Golf Final
Nancy Quick of Burlington Wisconsin advanced to the finals of the third flight in the U S Girls Junior Tournament. She defeated Carol Scheff of Latrobe Pennsylvania 4 and 2 and was set to play Debbie Austin 15 of Oneida New York.
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Albany
N.Y
Nancy Quick
Burlington
Wis
Miss Quick
Carol Scheff
Latrobe
Debbie Austin
Oneida
Boxing and football results from various venues nationwide
Boxing results list includes Perfecto Garcia defeating Jesse Humphries in Miami and Katsuo Haga stopping Nacho Mendoza in Tokyo. heavyweight Jefferson Davis outpoints John Tiger Collins in Boise. Pro football exhibition in Chicago features Bears 28 Redskins 26.
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Chicago Bears
Washington Redskins
Miami
Fila
Perfecto Garcia
Nicaragua
Jesse Humphries
Cincinnati
Tokyo
Katsuo Haga
Nacho Mendoza
Mexico
Boise
Idaho
Jefferson Davis
Las Vegas
John Tiger Collins
Heavies
Country Club Finals For Women Saturday
The La Crosse Country Club hosts women's golf finals with 18 and 9 hole events starting at 9 a.m. Defending champion Mrs. Robert Johns meets Mrs. W Ferguson in the 18 hole final, while Mrs. Leonard DuCharme plays Mrs. Ed Novak in the nine hole final.
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la Crosse Country Club
Robert Johns
W. H. Ferguson
Leonard DuCharme
Ed Novak
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