Stuart Finally Gets A Yankee Stadium Homer
Dick Stuart of the Boston Red Sox hit his first Yankee Stadium home run in New York. He already leads the league with 33 homers and 100 RBIs goal, saying he hoped for 30 HR and 100 RBI before the season. He has 23 homers at Fenway and six road homers in Minnesota this year.
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Associated Press
New York
Dick Stuart
Yankee Stadium
Boston
New York Ballyard
Red Sox
Whitey
Ford
Yankees
Stuart
Jekyl and Hyde
Pittsburgh
Fenway Park
Minn Names Chief of Parole and Probation
Robert Bergherr, former supervisor at Thistleden Youth Camp near Togo, Minn., was named director of Adult Parole and Probation Services by Will Turnbladh. The 35 year old will assume duties next Tuesday and succeeds T. F. Telander who moved to deputy chairman of the Adult Corrections Commission.
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Turnbladh
Bergherr
Another Meat Firm Leaves Chicago Yards
Agar Packing Co. announced it will close its five story slaughterhouse and cutting plant within three weeks, ending 3,000 hogs daily processing and affecting 400 of its 900 employees. Ham processing will continue at another Chicago plant while slaughter and cutting move to a new Momence facility.
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Chicago
Agar Packing Co
Donald B. Cameron
Momence
Improved Fishing Seen For Labor Day Weekend
Wisconsin anglers may see the best fishing since spring as fall approaches. Game wardens report peak fishing ahead with trout season closing Sept 7 and muskies near 20 pounds reported in Eau Claire and Oneida counties. meerdere counties show strong bass walleyes and northerns with panfish steady in places.
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Wisconsin
Wisconsin Conservation Department
Oneida
Door
Dunn
Forest
Grant
Kenosha
Lafayette
Manitowoc
Marquette
Oconto
Polk
Portage
Richland
Sawyer
Washburn
Waupaca
Waushara
Barron
Burnett
Eau Claire
Jackson
Lincoln
Price
Sheboygan
Wood
Bayfield
Florence
Iron
Pepin
Sauk
Washington
Winnebago
Buffalo
Iowa
Racine
la Crosse
Carl Frick
Dave Hammes
Robinson Creek
Monroe
John Adamski
Calvin Clark
Stanley Apel
Elliot Peterson
Homer Moe
James Whealon
Cashton All-Tourney Selections Announced
Cashton Wis three teams each placed three players on the Cashton all tournament softball team. Champion George St Launderette's picks include Mike Geary Clete Headley Ron Czechowicz. Cashton defending champs add Jim Halverson Mike Schroeder Doug Dickman. Trane Co. lists Mike Soller Neil Cloutier Chuck Bigley. Also named Dave Colburn Gillespie Insurance De Soto and Jim Heiman La Crosse.
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Cashton
Wis
George St. Launderette
Mike Geary
Clete Headley
Ron Czechowicz
Jim Halverson
Mike Schroeder
Doug Dickman
Trane Co
Mike Soller
Neil Cloutier
Chuck Bigley
Dave Colburn
Gillespie Insurance
Pennel to Compete in Canadian Meet
John Pennel, first 17 foot pole vaulter, will compete at the Canadian National Exhibition Track and Field meet in Toronto on Labor Day. The 23 year old Northeast Louisiana State senior cleared 17 feet 34 inches at the Florida Gold Coast AAU meet in Miami, with challengers including John Uelses of Philadelphia and Dave Tork of Charleston West Virginia.
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Toronto
John Pennel
Labor Day
Northeast
Louisiana State
Miami
John Uelses
Philadelphi
Dave Tork
Charleston
W. Va
One-Armed Golfer Robison Secures Second Hole-In-One
London AP reports Jack Robinson aged 47 scored his second hole in one in four days on the 122 yard par 3 fourth hole at Haydock Park Golf Course. He was playing the course for only the fourth time.
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London
Jack Robinson
Haydock Park
Robinson
Mason to Start at Halfback for Vikings in Exhibition
Vikings coach Norm Van Brocklin names Tommy Mason the starter at halfback for the Saturday night exhibition with the Eagles in Hershey Pennsylvania. Mason returns to form after a knee injury and aims to bolster quarterback Ron Van derKelen as Minnesota pursues a fourth straight pre season win. Carl Kassulke likely replaces Ed Sharockman at defensive back after Sharockman broke his nose last week.
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Bemidji
Minn
Norm van Brocklin
Tommy Mason
Minnesota Vikings
Philadelphia Eagles
Hershey
Ron VanderKelen
Vikings
Mason
Carl Kassulke
Ed Sharockman
New York Giants
Monsanto Plans Fertilizer Plant At Viroqua
Monsanto Co will operate a fertilizer plant in Viroqua on a site east of the Milwaukee Road Depot. The firm will manufacture fertilizer and will hire only a few people at first, said Howard Johnson of Westby, manager.
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Viroqua
Wis
Monsanto Co
St. Louis
Milwaukee Road
Howard Johnson
Westby
Marine Reserve Captain Wins Coast Guard Trophy at National Rifle Matches
Camp Perry Ohio AP Marine Reserve Capt Leonard DeJong of Grants New Mexico captured the Coast Guard trophy at the National Rifle Matches with a 100 15 tying the match record set in 1958.
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Camp Perry
Ohio
Marine Reserve
Leonard DeJong
Grants
N.M
Coast Guard
Speedy Scot Wins Hambletonian In Three Heats
Florlis shocks crowd by winning the first heat and setting a 1:57 3-5 mile, fastest ever by a 3 year old trotter. Speedy Scot takes two later heats to finish first overall with a total time of 5:54. Ralph Baldwin earns his first Hambletonian trophy in 13 attempts as Florlis and Speedy Scot trade top finishes.
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Florlis
DuQuoin
du Quoin Clay
Harlan Dean
Caleb
Lexington
Harry Pownall
Scot
Ralph Baldwins
Speedy Scott
Castleton Farm
Florris
Arden Homestead Stable
Goshen
N.Y
Elma
Choir Boy
Buff Hanover
Peterson Leads Minnesota Qualifiers in National Amateur
Les Peterson of Minnesota tops regional qualifiers at Woodhill in Wayzata with 77 69 146 to lead a field that includes J Neil Croonquist and Bud Chapman. Other qualifiers include Dave Gumlin, Vern Novak, Dr Phil Olson, Reed Mackenzie, George Hallin, and Jim Koehler with Wakonda Country Club Des Moines hosting the Sept 9 14 event.
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Minneapolis
Les Peterson
University of Minnesota
Woodhill
Wayzata
J Neil Croonquist
Peterson
Redwood Falls
Dave Gumlin
Vern Novak
Hibbing
Phil Olson
Chaska
Bud Chapman
Croonquist
Reed Mackenzie
Eau Claire
Wis
George Hallin
Jim Koehler
Duluth
Hallin
Koehler
Broncos Put QB George Shaw On Waivers
Former Oregon star and NFL veteran George Shaw has been placed on waivers by the Denver Broncos. Shaw, once a 1961 Vikings acquisition and Colts bonus draft pick in 1955, faced injuries and competition from Fran Tarkenton, Johnny Unitas, and Charley Conerly in his pro career. The report includes scattered statistics and club standings from the era.
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Fort Collins
Colo
George Shaw
Oregon
Denver Broncos
Shaw
Vikings
Fran Tarkenton
Baltimore Colts
Johnny Unitas
Colts
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Tient ‘York Giants
Charley Conerly
Shanley
Dugan
Elmer
R. Blick
A. Rallenbach
Weiland
Miller
L. Hurd
E.shesley
M. Turner
J. Quinn
M. Wade
J. Carter
Mabel Oil Wins Second Straight Softball Playoff Title
In Mabel Minnesota Mabel Oil claimed its second consecutive playoff title by defeating Tawney 5 to 3 after a prior 8 to 7 loss in a double elimination event. The opening defeat marked the team's first loss in two years at the tournament.
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Mabel, Minn
Mabel Oil
Tawney
Firm Golf Grip Advice From 1963 Chicago Tribune
The piece explains how to form a secure golf grip with hands close together. It details the Vardon overlap and finger placement, noting right thumb position and the pressure of the fingers to prevent twisting or jar.
Disgrace to game says Mulloy on young netters
Gardnar Mulloy blasts young tennis players as pampered cry babies in Forest Hills. He says tantrums hurt amateur play and cites top players like Chuck McKinley and Dennis Ralston as bad offenders. Mulloy urges fines over suspensions and notes his own senior championship lead.
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Forest Hills
N.Y
Gardnar Mulloy
Mulloy
Chuck MacKinlye
Dennis Ralston
Bill Talbert
Pancho Gonzalez
Ralston
McKinley
Wisconsin Northwestern Seen As Early Big Ten Favorites
AP report notes defending champion Wisconsin and Northwestern lead the Big Ten preview with strong backfields and lettermen returning. Ohio State Michigan State and others loom as contenders, while Illinois Iowa Purdue and Indiana face rebuilding or adjustments ahead of the 1963 season.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Wisconsin
Northwestern
Ron VanderKelen
Pat Richter
Badgers
Notre Dame
Irish
Hugh Devore
Milt Bruhn
VanderKelen
Hal Brandt
Larry Howard
Ron Leafblad
Lou Holland
Ron Smith
Jim Nettles
Billy Smith
Ralph Kurek
Wildcats
Ara Parseghian
Tom Myers
Paul Flatley
Ohio State
Michigan State
Purdue
Minnesota
Pasadena
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M. Mengelt
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J. Honeck
D. Holiagel
Frank Len
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Hollywood
Huber’s Cit. Soc
Jerry's Bar
G. M. Mueller
B. Crossett
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I. Hess
F. Knutson
C. McDonald
Yerry Coal
Shimshak Tavern
Pizza Villa
Scott Burgess Oil
Deal's Stand. Soc
G. G. Butterfield
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G. Schneeberger
G. Manninger
G. Jones
M. Doerre
A. _Panke
Converse
Main St
Hambletonian
Charles Chamberlain
Broncos
DR. Fixit
Tommy Armour
The
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Will Grimsley
Malloy
By Joe Mooshil
Illinois
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Ron Acks
Dick Dorr
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Warfield
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Sherman Lewis
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