Twins Rally to Beat White Sox 4-3 in Chi town
Jim Kaat pitched seven strong innings allowing five hits as Minnesota beat Chicago 4-3 at Comiskey Park to move two games behind Baltimore. Al Worthington protected the lead in relief, while the Twins produced all four runs on singles and timely hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Minnesota
Chicago White Sox
Comiskey Park
al Lopez
The
Chisox
Twins
White Sox
Baltimore Orioles
Minnesotans
Jim Kaat
Worthington
Kaat
Zoilo Versalles
Rich Rollins
Tony Oliva
Bob Allison
Versalles
Dick Stigman
Juan Pizarro
Giants
Dodgers
Tommy Davis
Willie Mays
Orlando Cepeda
Jim Hart
Willie Davis
Jim Duffalo
Duffalo
Bill White
Cardinals
Ken Boyer
Bob Gibson
Gibson
Bob Bruce
Colts
Black Hawk Club Champs Announced At Onalaska Shoot
Eighty members of the Black Hawk Bow Hunters competed Sunday in Onalaska. Top honors went to Charles Snyder and Gregory Schlifer with 842, Mrs. Jenny Candahl 532, and James Schleifer 553 in their respective divisions. Additional class winners include Jim Keim 798, Mike Forss 729, Shirley Scott 452, and Tom Kohlwey 492. The season ends with a broadhead shoot on Sept. 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk Bow Hunters
Onalaska
Charles Snyder
N. 6Th St
Gary
Jenny) Candahl
Youngdale Ave
James Schleifer
Harvey St
Gregory Schlifer
Wood
Schlifer
Jim Keim
Dick Scott
Mike Forss
Harvey Strand
John Lanahan
Dick Strelow
Don Schlifer
Francis Schmidt
Jim Hammer
Barry Bradstret
Frank Freimuth
John Kish
Les Lind
Jack Weiss
Shirley Scott
Pat Candahl
Marie Kroner
Dorothy Bartsch
Laura Lind
Jean Forss
Lorraine Severson
Lucia Lanahan
Tom Kohlwey
Doug Schlifer
Ken Ebner
Billy Kohlwey
Falk Eliminated After Narrow 13 12 Loss in Wichita
Milwaukee Falk was eliminated from the National Non-Pro Baseball Tournament in Wichita after a 13-12 defeat to Kingsport Tennessee in a fourth-round, double elimination game. Kingsport posted 20 hits to Milwaukee's 16 as the decisive run came in the bottom of the ninth on a single by Bob Thorpe. Milwaukee hitters Jim Bandewettering Jim Boldt and Paul Schramka homered for Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kan
Milwaukee
Falk
Kingsport
Tenn
Bob Thorpe
Milwaukee Braves
Jim Bandewettering
Jim Boldt
Paul Schramka
Baseball Standings and Scores Summary
National League standings show Philadelphia leading with 70 wins and 55 losses, followed by San Francisco 70 55, Cincinnati 66 58, St. Louis 66 58, Pittsburgh 64 61, Milwaukee 63 60, Los Angeles 60 63, Chicago 57 66, Houston 52? 66? and New York 42 83. Monday results include Milwaukee 12 over Philadelphia 9 and St Louis 5 over Pittsburgh 1 among others. Tuesday schedule lists New York at Cincinnati and San Francisco at Los Angeles with Philadelphia at Milwaukee and Chicago at Houston. Wednesday features Philadelphia at Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.B
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Cincinnati
iSt. Louis
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
Chicago
Houston
New York
St. Louis
Rubber Mills
Baltimore
Latch’s Bar York
Gerry’s
Detroit
Shelby Liquor
Minnesota
Don's Seldom Inn
Nelson Const
Cleveland
Boston
Olson Bros
Washington
Erickson Woolens
Ray's
Kansas City
L. Borck
J. Porter
C. Leaf
M. Tighe
G. Lehman
J. Engstler
T. Lambert
W. Omoldt
Boxing results from Tokyo and Helsinki shows mixed outcomes
Eliseo Aranda of the Philippines stopped Noboru Saito of Japan in Tokyo at 148 pounds. In Helsinki junior welterweights Vicente Dorado of Argentina and Ilvi Maeki of Finland fought to a draw at 12 rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Eliseo Aranda
Philippines
Noboru Saito
Japan
Helsinki
Vicente Dorado
Illi Maeki
Finland
Constellation Remains Undefeated In Final Trials
Newport Rhode Island AP Constellation with Bob Bavier at the helm beat American Eagle to remain undefeated in the final trials. The 4 minute 15 second victory gave Constellation a 6 0 record and observers expect a NYYC decision to favor her over American Eagle next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
R.1
Constellation
American Eagle
New York Yacht Club
Bob Bavier
Racine Loses 3-0 in Great Lakes Connie Mack Final
In Fort Wayne Indiana Louisville Kentucky defeated Racine Wisconsin 3 0 in the championship game of the Great Lakes regional Connie Mack Tournament. Ronnie Howell allowed four hits and fanned 11 in seven innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Ind
Racine
Wis
Louisville
Great Lakes
Ronnie Howell
Racing Driver Jack McLaughlin Dies From Nazareth Speedway Injuries
Jack McLaughlin aged 30 of Thoro Fare New Jersey, a noted East racing driver, died in St Luke's Hospital Bethlehem from injuries suffered in a Nazareth Speedway race on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethlehem
Jack McLaughlin
Thorofare
N.J
St. Luke’s Hospital
Nazareth Speedway
Packers Trim Roster To 44 With Henry Trade
Green Bay placed Urban Henry on waivers and traded him to the Pittsburgh Steelers for a future draft pick. Cornerback Tom O Grady and defensive end John Baker were waived, leaving 44 players on the squad ahead of the opener. The move follows a 21 7 exhibition win over the Bears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Bay
Urban Henry
Green Bay Packers
Henry
Pittsburgh Steelers
Tom O’grady
Northwestern
John Baker
Norfolk State College
Georgia Tech
Los Angles Rams
Packers
Packer
Chicago Bears
Bemidji
Jacky Lee On Loan Leader For Broncos
Denver Broncos acquire Jacky Lee on a two year loan from Houston Oilers to upgrade quarterback depth. Lee joins a newcast of receivers led by split end Lionel Taylor and tight end Matt Snorton as coach Jack Faulkner plans a versatile offense and defensive lineup featuring LaMingo, Kubala, Olson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Fort Collins
Colo
Jacky Lee
Denver
Jack Faulkner
Broncos
Lee
Faulkner
George Blanda
Houston
Oilers
Frank Tripucka
John McCormick
Bob Scarpitto
Odell Barry
Findlay
Billy Joe
Gene Mingo
Charlie Mitchell
Hewritt Dixon
Eldon Danenhauer
Jim Perkins
Tom Nomina
Bob McCullough
Ray Kubala
Texas A&m
Harold Olson
Jerry Sturm
Faulker
Willie Westt
Buffalo
Willie Brown
Grambling
Goose Gonsoulin
Tommy Janik
Norm Bass
Kansas City
Billy Atkins
Leon Mavity
New York Jets
Ed Cooke
Charlie Janerette
Ray Jacobs
Leroy Mooore
Chuck Gavin
Tom Erlandson
Jerry Hopkins
Marv Mataszak
Jim Fraser
Mingo
Mrs. Burleigh Grimes Dies of Heart Attack
Mrs. Burleigh Grimes, 56, wife of Hall of Fame pitcher Burleigh Grimes, died of a heart attack at the family farm near Trenton Missouri. She had not been ill prior to the attack. Funeral services are set for Wednesday in Trenton with burial in Clear Lake Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Burleigh Grimes
Baltimore Orioles
Clear Lake
Wis
Powless Defeats Brown In Meadow Club Invite
University of Wisconsin coach John Powless beat Jeff Brown 6-4 3-6 6-3 in the Meadow Club Invitational first round singles action in Southampton New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southhampton
N.Y
University of Wisconsin
John Powless
Madison
Jeff Brown
Carmichael
Calif
Meadow Club
Ralston and McKinley win National Doubles title
Dennis Ralston and Chuck McKinley defeated Mike Sangster and Graham Stillwell 6-3 6-2 6-4 at Chesnut Hill to claim the National Doubles Championship. Their victory completes a U S doubles sweep as Billie Jean Moffitt and Karen Hantze Susman win the women’s title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesnut Hill
Mass
Dennis Ralston
Chuck McKinley
United States
Ralston
McKinley
Mike Sangster
Graham Stillwell
Forest Hills
Australia
California
Billie Jean Moffitt
Long Beach
Karen Hantze Susman
San Diego
Margaret Smith
Lesley Turner
Kerry Smith Leads 18 and Under Grand American Trapshoot
Kerry Smith Jr. of Franklin Wisconsin led the 18 and under division with 100 straight in Vandalia Ohio. He defeated David R. Mott of Flint Michigan for the junior crown after a tie with perfect scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vandalia
Ohio
Kerry Smith Jr
Franklin
Wis
Smith
David R. Mott
Flint
Mich
Carty Stars as Braves Top Phillies in NL Action
Rico Carty stars for Milwaukee with five hits including a homer as the Braves beat Philadelphia 12-9. Carty, 24, moved his average to .323 with 13 homers and 56 RBIs, while Hank Aaron added a 22nd homer. The win tightens the Phillies’ lead over the Giants in the National League standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braves
Carty
Philadelphia Phillies
George Trautman
Estrellas Club
Dominican Republic
Giants
Reds
Estrellas
Phillies
San Francisco Giants
Cincinnati
Los Angeles Dodgers
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Houston
Chicago Cubs
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Hank Aaron
Eddie Mathews
Wes Covington
Clay Dalrymple
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gary Candahl
Tribune
Black River Falls
Ron Hansen
Bill Skowron
Don Buford
Abrh Allen
Landis
Rollins
Robins'n
McNert
I McCraw
Buzhardt
iLong
Mossi
Hershb
E—Rollins
Mincher
Weis
Nicholson
Black Hawk Club
Butch
Schmidtys
Mississippi
McLaughlin
Pizza Villa
Vince
Cats Baker
O'Grady
Dallas
Cowboys
Cleveland Browns
Lou Groza
Dick van Raaphorst
Dallas Cowboys
van Raaphorst
Ohio State
Groza
Browns
Otto Graham
National Football League
Bobby Reed
Viking
Fred Murphy
Vikings
Murphy
Don Karns
Oklahoma State
Jim Boylan
Washington State
Bruce Zellmer
Winona State
Lonnie Warwick
Tennessee Tech
Boylan
Bob Lacey
Monte Kiffin
Zellmer
Tomah
Tom Hall
University of Minnesota
Lions
Hall
Bob Ferguson
Norm van Brocklin
NFL
American Football League
Ferguson
Columbus
San Francisco 49Ers
Fran Tarkenton
Tommy Mason
Tarkenton
Gordie Smith
Tommy Wilson
Fred Cox
Ron VanderKelen
Selouses
Crown Prince” “Air-Flo
By Hess
Brunswick and
Hyde Brunswick
Main St
Ladies’ Coulee League
Golf Equipment Sale
Jim Walsh
Losey Blvd
Mrs. Burleigh Grimes
Uw’s
Jon Arnett
Los Angeles Rams
Arnett
Bears
Roger Davis
Joe Wendryhoski
Frank Budka
RFD
U.S
Kerry Smith
Herbie
Aaron
Torre
Menke
Maye
iOliver
de la Hoz
iCline
Bailey
Mathews
Alou
Woodward
Bolling
Ies
Carty Stars
Phils
By Mike Rathet
Rico Carty
Lou Burdette
Walt Bond
Billy Williams
Hal Woodeshick
Bruce
Friend
McBean
McFarlane
McCarver
W—Gibson
L—Friend
White
Boyer
LL L. Burdette
Bertel Bruce
Woodeshick
Grote
W—Bruce
L—L. Burdette
O Duffalo
Haller
Moeller
R. Miller
Roseboro
W—Duffalo
L—Moeller
Hart
T. Davis
HABAH
Gonzales
Allen
Callison
Rf Coving
Thomas
Torre Rooas
Oliver
Ib Dalryme
Taylor
O Woodw'd
Amarao
Mahaffey
Sadowski
Briggs
Aaron Aaron
Sr—Taylor
RBI
Covington
Dalrymple
SO Mahaffey
Roebuck
Bennett
Culp
Boozer
L—Bennett
Unispher
Stee
Hillview
Fleischmann
A Fischmann
Fleischmann Distilling Corporation
New York City
Fischm
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!