Hinker Fans 16 as BRF Loses in Finals 4 0
West Salem Wis Eli Crogan was the batting star and Art Hinker fanned 16 batters as Soldiers Grove beat Black River Falls 4 0 to win its third straight 12th District Semi Pro baseball tournament Soldiers Grove advances to the Wisconsin Semi Pro tournament July 12 15 at Milwaukee County Stadium Onalaska defeated Sparta C E Cups 19 5 for third place Crogan hit a bases loaded double to clear the bases in the third inning and provide the decisive runs Shelly Schoville and Duane Fortney contributed key hits Hinker Paul and Paul Daffinson led the pitchers in a low scoring affair Paul struck out 14 for Black River Falls"}
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Miss Bardahl Wins 1963 Gold Cup on Detroit River
Seattle driver Ron Musson in Miss Bardahl clinched the 1963 Gold Cup title on the Detroit River before an estimated 185,000 spectators. He defeated Miss Thriftway driven by Bill Murcott after seven 15 mile heats, earning $10,000 first prize plus additional lap awards.
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Orioles Rally Past Twins In 10th Inning 4-3 Victory
In Minneapolis Baltimore defeated Minnesota 4-3 in 10 innings. Lee Stange wild throw let Bob Laverne score from first as the Orioles cashed in the winning run. Pappas and Miller matched zeroes through eight before a late rally and miscues doomed the Twins.
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Koufax Shuts Out Reds as Dodgers Split Twin Bill
Dodgers take 4-0 opener behind Saphy Koufax who notches his 14th win with an eight shutout season. in game two Wally Moon and Ken McMullen drive a 3-1 victory. Spahn stars for Braves with 339th win as Milwaukee blanks Houston 4-0. Musial powers Cardinals to 5-0 win over Giants while Giants edge Pirates in 15 innings. Cubs fall to Phillies as Amaro and Rojas drive late tie.
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Smith Beats Moffitt In Wimbledon Singles
Margaret Smith of Sydney wins Wimbledon women's singles defeating Billie Jean Moffitt of Long Beach 6-3 6-4 to become the first Australian champion. The upset ends American momentum in the title races.
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Cleveland Striders Win AAU Track Title
The Cleveland Striders took the team title at the National AAU Junior Track and Field championships in Milwaukee with 130 points. Les Hegedus of Central State College set meet records in the three and six mile runs, while Willie Love captured the 220 and broad jump. Chicago Track Club finished second with 99 points.
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NL All-Stars 6-5 Favorite At Cleveland
The National League favored to win the 34th All-Star game at East Municipal Stadium in Cleveland, edging the American League 6-5. About 50,000 expected. game on NBC, first single All-Star game there since 1954. Dark and Houk to name batting orders 24 hours before game time.
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Spahn Dominates Houston For 4-0 Braves Win
Milwaukees Warren Spahn pitched a five hitter for his fourth shutout of the season as the Braves beat the Houston Colts 4 0. The 42 year old lefty extended his career shutout mark and moved into sixth in full time shutouts while Ed Mathews Joe Torre and Hank Aaron provided the key offense with a decisive eighth inning rally. The win improved Milwaukees road trip to seven wins in 11 games and kept them six games back of first in the standings. The Braves travel to St Louis for a two game twin bill against the Cardinals after the All Star break.
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Dodgers Leading Loop In Practically Nothing
Dodgers hold a weak position based on mixed weekly NL stats with strong pitching yet poor home runs and hitting. They ranked low in fielding and fifth in runs, trailing leaders by large margins while winning most recent games on bullpen shutouts.
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Chiefs, Orioles And Nite Hawks Triumph
The Chiefs defeated the Misfits 16 to 2 at Trane Company Plant League Softball. The Orioles beat the Cellar Dwellers 10 to 4, while the Nite Hawks topped the Slip Sticks 14 to 1 and then won 17 to 2 in a makeup game. Drewes hit a grand slam. Enos and Shimshak homered for their teams.
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British driver John Dunn dies in Brabham crash at Silverstone
Silverstone, England AP report states 25 year old British driver John Dunn died after his Brabham spun off the track and struck a wall during a Saturday race at the Silverstone circuit. The crash ended the race and prompted safety checks.
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