Dodgers edge Mets as Giants, Cards slip in NL action
Los Angeles wins 9-7 over New York after a ninth inning rally, extending the Dodgers NL lead to four games over San Francisco. Washington, Philadelphia and Chicago wins also shake up the standings as St Louis and Cincinnati split. Bill White, George Altman drive in key runs for the Giants and Cardinals.
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Jimmie Hall Belts No 21 as Yankees Win 4-2
Yankees beat White Sox 4 2 to keep AL pennant race tight. Jimmie Hall hits his 21st homer and drives in three as Tom Tresh Hector Lopez and Clete Boyer finish the ninth inning rally. Ward homers for Chicago, Pizarro allows unearned run relief before the ninth.
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Gremlins Clinch Trane Playoff Championship
The Green Gremlins defeated the Erasers 10 to 3 at Trane South to win the best two of three series. Dick Dahlby crushed two homers and Schmidt added another for the Gremlins while Hoefflin homered for the Erasers. Dahlby and Secrist pitched for the Gremlins with Holman and Kabat behind.
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Illinois golfer 83 sinks ace at Minocqua
83 year old Carl Hauser of Litchfield Illinois claimed to break 100 and not shoot his age offered proof by holing his tee shot on the 151 yard second hole at Minocqua Country Club AP report notes Hauser lives in Litchfield Illinois and plays at Minocqua.
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Twins Minor League Manager McKeon suspended in dispute
Seattle AP report says Jack McKeon manager of the Minnesota Twins farm club in Dallas Fort Worth in the Pacific Coast League drawn three day suspension and $100 fine after a confrontation with an umpire.
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Burnside shines as Burnside sparks late rally in tight win
Washington loses 5 to 7 as Minnesota erupts with a 6 run 1st and 6th inning. Blasingame Pascual Rollins twice and Phillips homer pace the visitors offense. Duckworth suffers loss while Pascual improves to 15-6. LOB 8 to 2 in favor of Minnesota.
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Jimmy Lohr Wins Senior Match Play in Milwaukee
Sheboygan golfer Jimmy Lohr captured his second Wisconsin Senior match play championship at Ozaukee Country Club defeating Rudy Finst of Sheboygan 3 and 2. Lohr, the 1960 champion, finished 74 for four over par while finalist Finst carded 78.
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Winners at Maple Grove golf contest announced
Mary Klos and Mabel Marsh won Class A while Joyce Anthony won Class B in the Maple Grove Women’s Golf Club putting contest held Tuesday. A two ball four some is scheduled for Sunday August 25 at 3 30 p m with dinner to follow.
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Ladies Bowling Scores From Sports Bowl Standings
A list of results from Earl's Sport Shop lanes showing Team No 2 Bernie's Red Lant Terpstra Fuels Koellel's Bar Randall's Balls Johnnie's Bar Maid Rite Coca Cola Engstad's Case with high scores and top individuals. Lorraine Hagen posted the high single of 192.
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Inside-Out Swing A Key To Better Golf
The article describes learning an inside out swing from the inside direction line aiming toward right field. It emphasizes keeping the right elbow close to the body with the left elbow straight, and hips and shoulders turning in the backswing then recoiling to the ball. It warns against worrying about the clubface and suggests finishing the swing to keep the clubface square.
Braves rally past Colts 3 2 as Oliver delivers game winner
Oliver lined a two out ninth inning single to left driving in Hendley for a 3 2 Milwaukee win over Houston after a rain delay. Bob Shaw earned the victory to improve to 5 9, while Hal Woodeshick took the loss to fall to 10 7. The Braves, fueled by Oliver’s hit and a late rally, extend their series with Dick Farrell starting for Houston.
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Baseball Standings and Schedules Snapshot
The standings show New York leading with 16 wins and 44 losses, Minnesota 68 52, Chicago 67 52, and Baltimore 67 56. Several teams trail, including Boston 58 61 and Cleveland 58 63. Week results include Baltimore 4 Kansas City 3 and Minnesota 7 Washington 5.
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California Giants Battle For AAU Swim-Diving Title
In High Point North Carolina the Los Angeles AC and Santa Clara Swim Club enter final events tied for the national AAU Senior Women’s Swimming and Diving crown. LAAC holds a one point lead after upsetting Santa Clara in the 400 meter freestyle relay American record 4 13 7.
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Larsen Named Central College Coach In Pella
Larsen 30 formerly coached at East Moline Cameron High School and Northland College Ashland Wis. He will serve as baseball coach and assistant football coach at Central College in Pella Iowa with prior positions in Wisconsin Illinois and Iowa.
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Major League Leaders Batting and Pitching Highlights
The season’s top performers include Groat and Pinson leading batting with high averages and hits. Aaron drives runs and home runs for Milwaukee, while Koufax and Drysdale pace strikeouts for Los Angeles. Pitching leaders Perranoski Maloney and Radatz show strong win totals and ERAs.
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Wisconsin State Softball Results and Regional Boxing Scores
Wisconsin state softball results show La Crosse Johnson Flyers 2 over Eau Claire Garys 0 Madison 3 over Oshkosh 0 Beloit Yates American 2 over Jefferson 1 Beloit Oilers 8 over Superior 2 Region 6 Legion action in Enid Oklahoma saw Enid 5 over Bismarck 2 Cedar Rapids 6 over St Paul 5 and Omaha 6 over Rapid City 2 Boxing in San Antonio Manny Elias 123 outpointed Cuervo Salinas 121 Mexico City Jesus Pimental 11743 defeated Jose Lopez 118 Tijuana with a knockout Exhibition pro football scores Buffalo 23 New York 8 Pittsburgh 24 Philadelphia 13 St Louis 24 San Francisco 22
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Bragan Keeps Shaw In Braves Bullpen For Now
Milwaukee Braves manager Bobby Bragan plans to keep Bob Shaw in the bullpen as a reliever despite Shaw wishing to start. Shaw delivered a one hit two inning relief win over the Houston Colts 3 2 marking his first victory since July 6 and lifting his record to 5 9. Bragan noted emergency plans with Tiefenauer giving the team two pitchers to finish games.
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Kenosha Legion Edges Bowling Green 6-4 in Regional Toss
Kenosha Legion of Kenosha Wisconsin defeated Bowling Green Kentucky 6-4 in the Region 5 American Legion Baseball Tournament ousting them from the double elimination. Kenosha was set to face Northbrook Illinois in the next round as Northbrook lost 4-1 to Independence Missouri.
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Lassiter Retains World Pocket Billiards Title
Luther Lassiter of Elizabeth City NC defeated Jimmy Moore of Albuquerque NM 600 to 381 to retain the world pocket billiards championship Wednesday night in New York.
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Jeff Armstrong and Jane Banasik Junior Titlists in Maple Grove Golf
Jeff Armstrong defeated Tim Seitz on the 18th hole to win the Maple Grove junior boys title with a 78 to Seitz 79. Jane Banasik claimed the junior girls championship with 104, beating Barb Bronson by five strokes.
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McKinley Shocks Osuna In Thriller At Davis Cup
Mexico and the United States split their opening singles as Chuck McKinley defeated Rafael Osuna in five sets 6-2 3-6 6-2 2-6 6-3 at Los Angeles. Dennis Ralston beat Antonio Palafox 6-1 6-4 3-6 6-3. The Osuna Palafox doubles team, Wimbledon champions, eyes the doubles victory as Mexico leads toward a possible 3-2 win.
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Medalist Killian Bowls To Pine To Palm Exit
Medalist Dick Killian bogied the 18th to lose his second-round match 1-up to Norm Vennerstrom at the 31st Pine to Palm Golf Tournament at Detroit Country Club. The 20-year-old Houston student missed a five-foot putt that would have forced a tie. In another match, Minnesota’s Dick Blooston beat Les Peterson 1-up.
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Winners Named In Galesville Women’s Golf Event
In Galesville Wisconsin at the Galesville Country Club winners were Mrs Wendell Sacia first flight Mrs Wayne Truax second and Mrs Henry French tied with Mrs Douglas Sacia and Mrs Robert Ofsdahl who tied with Mrs Art Runnestrand for honors. Tournament chairman Mrs Robert Cram said first championship matches will finish Monday and a guest day is set for Monday August 16 with reservations through Mrs Cram or Mrs Wendell Sacia.
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Speedy Scot Remains Favorite for Hambletonian Bid
Speedy Scot shows no loss of luster as Hambletonian favorite at DuQuoin while rival Glidden Hanover rises with a 1:59 2-5 winning time in Springfield. At Yonkers Speedy Scot clocked 2:03 3-5 on a half mile track despite breaking at the start, and he won the Yonkers Futurity purse of 75,320 as he surged past Diggs Dell after a late rally.
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Faith Baptist Nine Wins Senior Church Softball Championship
Faith Baptist claimed the YMCA A Senior Church League title with a 12-10 and 11-10 sweep over Bethel Lutheran, the latter as a makeup game at Memorial. Trinity Lutheran, Christ Episcopal, and Bethel also posted notable wins as Faith finished 6-2 on the season. Tom Harnish homered three times for Trinity in the makeup victory. other homers credited to Orvie Wetzel, Jim Thompson, Dale Conrad, Don Britt, Craig Badlwin, John Allen, and Harvey Wilcox.
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Spring Grove Bowling Association to Hold Annual Meeting
Spring Grove Minnesota the men's bowling association will hold its annual meeting Wednesday at 8 p m at the Recreation Lanes.
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