Wisconsin Supreme Court Delays Baseball Decision to July 17
Wisconsin Supreme Court postpones ruling on whether the National League violated state antitrust law by removing Milwaukee's major league team. The decision will come 15 days after the All Star game amid appeals to both state and federal courts.
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Braves
Roller
Atlanta
National League
Milwaukee
State Supreme Court
U.S. Supreme Court
Circuit Court
Wisconsin
Congress
Bowling Scores From Sam Bloomers and Shamrock Lanes Meet
League scores and high series from Bowing events at Coulee Golf Bowl Shamrock Lanes and Holiday Lanes include Mummies and Lally Pops team totals, high sixes, highs singles, and leading scorers La Vonne Holseth Lynn Blum Leon La Rue Roma Darkes Lori Tanke and others across several leagues.
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Sam. Bloomers
Coulee
Mummies
la Vonne Holseth
Shirlee Stvggerud
Myra Strittmaier
Eunice Johnson
Sandy Demoran
Mae Amundson
Shamrock JR
Shamrock Lanes
Lally Pops
Lolly Pops
Lynn Blum
Sue Heth
Dean Fitting
Sally Ames
Larry Wagner
Joe Deufel
Holiday Lanes
High
Greg Mosher
Red Andrews
Tom Lydon
Jack Engstler
Leon la Rue
P. K. Mahoney
Arch Maybee
Boxing card results from Los Angeles and Portland
Eddie Jones of Los Angeles knocked out Billy Stephan in a Portland bout. Pete Riccitelli of Portland outpointed Sonny Moore of Hempstead in another match.
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Los Angeles
Eddie Jones
Billy Stephan
Portland
Maine
Pete Riccitelli
Sonny Moore
Hempstead
N.Y
U S Women Track Outlook Sees Improvement but Needs Glamour
At the National AAU meet in Frederick Maryland Janet Bellew notes U S women show progress yet call for glamour in field events to boost depth. Denise Paschal and Barbara Friedrich set records in hurdles and javelin while Jenda Lee Jones ties the 100 yard mark on the new track.
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Miss Bellew
Berkeley
Calif
Los Angeles
Bellew
Denise Paschal
San Francisco
Barbara Friedrich
Ma‘nasquan
N.J
Jenda Lee Jones
Phoenix
Ariz
Parks finds stray baseball shoe seeks owner
The parks and recreation department reports a found baseball shoe and asks the owner to claim it at the department office. The item was turned in as found property and awaits pickup by the rightful owner.
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Bob Swanson
Parks and Recreation Department
Ed Huebner
the Parks and Recreation Department
Santana Wins Wimbledon Singles Title Over Ralston
Manuel Santana, seeded fourth and United States champion, defeated Den nis Ralston in straight sets 6-4 11-9 6-4 to win the All England singles title. The final drew 15 000 on center court, with Santana receiving the trophy from Princess Marina. Ralston, US No 1, ends with a sharp defeat after strong Wimbledon showing.
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Wimbledon
England
Manuel Santana
United States
Dennis Ralston
Bakersfield
Calif
Santana
Ralston
U.S
Center
Princess Marina
America
Billie Jean Moffitt
Long Beach
Maria Bu
Miss Smith
Miss Bueno
King
Record Crowds In Baseball Meet In Wichita
Wichita notes record crowds for the 32nd National Championship Baseball Tournament starting Aug 12. Attendance has risen 50 percent over 1961, with over two million fans, 1 008 teams and 16 128 players since 1935.
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Wichita
Kan
Major League Leaders In Batting and Pitching
National and American League leaders listed by statistic. Notables include Alou batting 101 hits for Atlanta and Aaron leading in runs and home runs. Koufax and Gibson top strikeouts. Robinsons and Foy appear among batting leaders with various teams.
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Alou
Pittsburgh
Clemente
Stargell
Aaron
Atlanta
Hart
San Francisco
Mays
Wynn
Bateman
Houston
McCarver
St. Louis
Brock
Wils
Los Angeles
Perry
Koufax
Gibson
Snyder
Baltimore
F. Robinson
Agee
Chicago
B. Robinson
Scott
Boston
Yastrzermski
McAuliffe
Detroit
Foy
Campaneris
Kansas City
Watt
Sanford
California
Barber
Richert
Washington
I Boswell
Minnesota
Tomah Beats Bangor 11-7 in Western Wisconsin League
Tomah erupted for runs in the first, third, sixth and seventh innings to defeat Bangor 11-7. Ken Schleicher collected two hits including a triple for Tomah while Bangor’s Jerry Hundt had four hits. Final line shows Bangor 7 Tomah 11 with pitching by Hundt and Stratman for Bangor and Felker, Bloom, and L. Grovesteen for Tomah.
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Tomah
Wis
Bangor
Ken Schleicher
Jerry Hundt
Hundt
Stratman
Henley
Felker
Bloom
L. Grovesteen
Alma Center Blair Capture Dairyland Wins
Alma Center and Blair won Dairyland Conference games Thursday. Alma Center beat Cochrane-Fountain City 10-5 as Mike Carlson drove in four runs and Bob Bates had two hits. Blair shut out Osseo 7-0 with Lee Tranberg striking out 14 and Tom Holven and Ron Malchnski aiding the offense.
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Lincoln
Alma _ Center
Cochrane-Fountain City
Blair
Osseo
Dairyland
Mike Carlson
Bob Bates
Alma Center
Tom Rosenow
Gotz
Lee Tranberg
Dean Dale
Ron Malchnski
Tom Holven
Bragan Unshaken by Job Rumors Amid Braves Slump
San Francisco AP reports Atlanta Braves manager Bobby Bragan remains calm despite rumors of his firing during a 3-1 loss to the Giants. The club sits eighth in the National League, 15 games behind San Francisco as Bragan notes past firings seldom surprise managers.
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SAN Francisco
Bobby Bragan
Atlanta Braves
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Bragan
John McHale
Atlanta
Braves
Giants
McHale
Paul Richards
Richards
Glen's Bar keeps lead with 14th win in Tavern League play
Glen's Bar opened second round with a 9-8 win over Joe's OK Bar as Babe Harnish hit a homer and Dick Zunker added for Joe's. Friendly Nabor swept a doubleheader beating Roadhouse 13-8 and Tosa Club 10-7. Schmidty's and Latch's won as threats to Glen's reign. Lutheran League notes include Good Shepherd and 1st Lutheran wins and several forfeits.
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Glen’s Bar
Joe’s OK Bar
Glen’s
Babe Harnish
Dick Zunker
Joe's
Friendly Nabor
Tosa Club
Woods
Hafner
Rodell
Joe Stange
Schultz
Koellel
Glen
Schmidty
Latch
Bohemian Hall
Terrace Bar
Kabat’s
Popcorn Tavern
Bud's
Monitor
Sauer
Flynn
Anthony
Gryphon
Smaby
Bud’s
Hornets
Twins
Baggie
Glen Olson
Good Shepherd
Lutheran League Tripping 1St Lutheran
iPayne
H. Harnish
1St Lutheran
Trane Slow Pitch Game Highlights Hornets Defeat Twins
Dwyer and Olson powered the Hornets with key hits while Olson and Hor nets chased home runs. Baggie Olson and Hor nets produced early offense as Glen's Bar and Joe's OK Priebe and Torsen played in the Tavern League. Dayton and J Harnish led Glen's with notable plays in a rough scoring frame.
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TRANE
Hornets
Twins
Dwyer
Olson
Harnwell
Schmitt
Baggie
Glen's
Dayton
Zunker, OK
Bar
Aberdeen Falls as Pards Edge St. Cloud in Extras
Aberdeen dropped its first Northern League game as the Bismarck-Mandan Pards won 6-5 in 11 innings over St. Cloud. Bart Hammer delivered a two run single for the winning margin while Frank Sands and Herm Johnson drove in two runs each. Dave Johnson homered for Huron in a 4-3 win over Aberdeen.
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Associated Press
Aberdeen
Bismarck - Mandan Pards
Dave Johnson
Huron Phillies
Dick Seminoff
Pards
St. Cloud
Bart Hammer
Frank Sands
Herm Johnson
Helen Vetsch Tops Country Club Guest Day Scorers
Helen Vetsch of Pine Creek shot a 46 on the front nine to lead the Ladies Guest Day at La Crosse Country Club along with other top scorers including Mrs. John Dublin of Westfield on the back nine. Readouts show multiple players from La Crosse region posting notable scores and net honors, with 118 golfers represented from local clubs.
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Helen Vetsch
Pine Creek
John Dublin
Westfield
la Crosse Country Club
Dorothy Quinn
Galesville
Norma Lubbs
Coulee Golf Bowl
Nell Ducharme
Pete Hoyer
la Crosse
Donna Grotjohn
Waukon
Esther Hines
Betty Biel
Sparta
Vi Nichols
Mary Sims
Maple Grove
Stacia Guillan
Jean Elstad
Joan Liefer
Verda Goetzman
Marcia Hackbart
Eileen Erickson
Fran Leicht
Barbara Turnbull
Coulee Bowl
Harriet Skrade
Elsie Richtman
Arcadia
Bev Iverson
Coulee
Viroqua
Ma-Cal Grove
Valdespino to Join Denver Bears in PCL
Former Twins outfielder Sandy Valdespino has agreed to join the Denver Bears of the Pacific Coast League and will report to the Triple A farm team Saturday. He was optioned to Denver after Ted Uhlaender’s call up and initially balked at a minor league assignment, threatening to quit baseball unless traded or sold.
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ST. Paul - Minneapolis
Minnesota Twins
Sandy Valdespino
Denver Bears
Valdespino
Denver
Twins
Ted Uhlaender
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Weaver
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Willer
Tanke
Payne
Harnish
Faas
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Jay
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West Salem
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14Th and
South Avenue
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Cities Service Company
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Redfield
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