Braves Split With Cards in two night doubleheader
Lew Burdette struggled as the Cardinals beat the Braves 6-3 in game one after five seventh inning runs. In game two Lee Maye homered to lift Milwaukee to a 5-3 victory as Bob Hendley earned his fifth win with key relief from Bob Shaw. Maye drove in several runs and Aaron added power as Milwaukee split the twin bill. The Braves sit eight games back with Tony Cloninger facing Bob Gibson tonight.
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Lew Burdette
Milwaukee Braves
Lee Maye
Braves
Burdette
St. Louis Cardinals
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Cardinals
Milwaukee
Cardinal
Bob Hendley
Bob Shaw
Denny Lemaster
Ernie Broglio
Lemaster
Hank Aaron
Ed Mathews
Maye
Aaron
Joe Torre
Curt Flood
Tim McCarver
Jack Damaska
Broglio
Flood
Dick Groat
Bill White
Dan Schneider
Gene Oliver
Frank Bolling
Roy McMillan
Mathews
Torre
Oliver
Hendley
Julian Javier
Ken Boyer
Shaw
Tony Cloninger
Bob Gibson
West Salem Pounds Soldiers Grove 19-16 in slugfest
West Salem outscored Soldiers Grove 19-16 and outhit 19-12. A 14-run seventh inning capped the scoring surge as Jack Krull and Jim Dovenberg each had four hits, Dovenberg driving in three on a big double. Lars Clement hit a two-run homer and Harry Meinking added three hits.
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West Salem
Wis
Soldiers Grove
Jack Krull
Jim Dovenberg
Dovenberg
Lars Clement
Harry Meinking
Harley Gilbertson
Tommy Holt
Ron Helgerson
Bill Leonard
Shelly Schoville
Dewey Fortney
Ron Hoffland
Grovers
Onalaska
Wisconsin
Grove
W. Salem
Schoville
D. Iverson
Crogan
Fortney
Spartan Lanes Play Pair At Powell Park
The Spartan Lanes of Sparta will play a doubleheader at Powell Park Saturday night facing two Classic League teams. Trane Co. faces the Spartans at 7 p.m. and Maple Grove Country Club meets them at 8:30 p.m.
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Powell Park
Trane Co
Spartans
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Cports Da Crosse Crilune Friday 1963 event notice
Sports brief notes a Friday event in Cports Da Crosse Crilune dated July 12 1963 delivered by RFD on July 15. This compact item records a local sports screening or meeting with minimal readable details and key dates.
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da Crosse
RFD
Soldiers Grove Opens Semi-Pro Title Bid in Milwaukee
Milwaukee AP recounts the 24th Wisconsin State Semi-Pro baseball tournament opening Saturday at Milwaukee County Stadium. Soldiers Grove faces Eau Claire Twin City Sports at 10 AM with a slate of games including Milwaukee Ed Raatz Wild Rose and Arpin Exeland, plus Madison Tigers, Monona Grove, and other matchups.
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Milwaukee Allen Bradley
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Janesville
Milwaukee Falk Corp
Pepin Lakes
La Crescent Legion Beats Spring Valley 8-3 in Tournament
LA CRESCENT Minnesota La Crescent defeated Spring Valley 8-3 in the junior Legion tournament game. Bob Isbell pitched a three hitter with 10 strikeouts and had two triples. Jim Corcoran added a single and a triple, Fred Yarosimek hit a double, and Steve Lathrop collected two singles. La Crescent advances to face West by Sunday with next game at Caledonia Tuesday night against an undecided opponent.
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Spring Valley
Bob Isbell
Isbell
Jim Corcoran
Fred Yarosimek
Steve Lathrop
West
Caledonia
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Braves Box Totals in Loss to Brewers and St Louis Details
Box score notes show Milwaukee 5 runs 9 hits while St Louis 6 runs ? in a game with Burdette, Shantz, and Hendley pitching. Mays Aaron Torre Oliver McMillan White Boyer highlighted by two RBIs. 32,078 fans attended.
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Midwest League scores roundup at a glance
Cedar Rapids 4 Waterloo 2 and Quincy 2 Quad Cities 0 set early results. Clinton 4 Decatur 1. Wisconsin Rapids 7 Fox Cities 6. Burlington 12 Dubuque 11.
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Ford In 14th Victory White Sox Rap Tigers
Ford, 34, left handed ace of the New York Yankees, pitched 10 innings for a 3-2 victory over the Angels. His 14th win keeps the Yankees five games ahead of the White Sox, who beat Detroit 6-3 behind a third inning rally. Lopez homered for New York. Mantle and Maris were out.
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White Sox
Rap Tigers
Associated Press
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New York Yankees
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Los Angeles
Yankees
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Boston
Minnesota
Bill Monbouquette
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Washington
Cleveland
John Wyatt
Kansas City
Mickey Mantle
Roger Maris
Hector Lopez
Joe Pepitone
Elston Howard
Julio Navarro
Lopez
Howard
Hal Reniff
Tavern Leaders Beaten Thursday at Powell Park
Glen's Bar suffers 10-8 loss to Joe's OK while 400 Club falls 18-14 to Bohemian Hall at Powell Park. Glen's improves to 10-2, Bohemian Hall rises to 8-3, Joe's OK to 7-6. Koelbl's tops Dugan's 17-12 at Central, Baldy's over Jungles 14-6 at Copeland Park, Schmidty's wins 13-6 at Huska Park.
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Sullivan
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Glen
Winners Named in La Crescent Golf Club Event
La Crescent Minnesota accolades awarded Mrs Clarence Vetsch for low score Mrs Ed Masewicz for closest to hole on No 9 and Mrs William Buelow for high score during the Pine Creek course outing The ongoing handicap tournament saw Mrs John Shuda defeat Mrs Olivia Krajewski while Mrs Arlene Schlabach beat Mrs Sylvester Krajewski and Mrs Joseph Blaschke overcame Mrs Frank Mader Lunch was served by Mrs Neal Owens Mrs Tony Gartner Mrs Jake Hustad and Edwin Masewicz
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Clarence Vetsch
Ed Masewicz
William Buelow
Frank Mader
Mmes
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Tony Gartner
Jake Hustad
Edwin Masewicz
Northern League Scores Split Across Matches
Grand Forks defeated Winnipeg 11 to 2 while SnaeEoennen won 5 to 4 against Duluth Superior and Aberdeen edged St. Cloud 4 to 3 in a set of hockey results from the Northern League.
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McCovey fuels Giants as Dodgers stay ahead
Willie McCovey lifted the San Francisco Giants with a 15 game hitting streak and a 24th homer in a 4-3 win over Philadelphia. The Los Angeles Dodgers widened their NL lead with a 4-3 victory over the Mets as Don Drysdale allowed two runs over seven innings. Juan Marichal won for the Giants, while Roger Craig took the loss for the Mets. The Cubs and Reds split in a doubleheader, Chicago winning 7-0 in 11 innings and Cincinnati taking the nightcap 7-3.
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Don Cardwell
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Monbouquette Blanks Twins On Three Hits
Boston pitcher Bill Monbouquette blanked Minnesota on three hits for a 2-0 win. He struck out eight, walked one, and benefited from a late Carl Yastrzemski catch. Dick Stigman matched him until lifted in the eighth as Boston moved closer to Chicago in the standings.
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Moore
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Postponed fight delays Tiger Fullmer bout in Nigeria
Gene Fullmer’s foot injury again postponed the Dick Tiger middleweight title fight in Ibadan Nigeria. Joey Giardello criticized Fullmer for fears of Africa while noting Giardello seeks a title shot. promoter notes dates shifted to August 10 after July 27 plan. Tiger and Giardello histories with Tiger include prior two decisions and a 1948 draw with Fullmer.
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Utah
Gene Fullmer
Dick Tiger
Nigeria
Joey Giardello
Tiger
Gene
Giardello
New York
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Ibadan
Marv Jenson
Jack Solomons
Jenson
Solomons
United States
Jersey Jones
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Las Vegas
Baseball Standings and Results Snapshot
Baseball standings show New York leading with 51 wins and Chicago 48. The day’s results include St Louis beating Milwaukee and Los Angeles defeating New York. Upcoming games feature LA at New York and San Francisco at Philadelphia among others.
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Major League Leaders Summary of Batting and Pitching
National League leaders include Davis and Groat for at bats and White and Aaron for runs and hits with key figures from St. Louis and Cincinnati. Hittable stats show Pinson and White on doubles and triples while Koufax and Drysdale top strikeout counts for the revamped pitching leaders. American League features Yastrzemski and Wagner leading batting and Allison and Kaline driving RBIs with Aparicio and Wood excelling in steals and pitching leaders Radatz Ford and Bunning with high strikeout totals.
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St. Louis
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Boston
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Allison
Minnesota
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Detroit
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Washington
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Baltimore
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Radatz
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New York
Bunning
Pizarro
Chicago
Mammarelli Outpoints Marie in Miami Bout
Tony Mammarelli of Pittsburgh won a boxing decision over Bobby Marie of Youngstown in Miami. Mammarelli fought at 132 pounds while Marie weighed 130 in a scheduled eight round bout.
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Miami
Fla
Tony Mammarelli
Pittsburgh
Bobby Marie
Youngstown
Ohio
Sorenson eliminated in Women’s Western Open after costly putting
Wisconsin’s Carol Sorenson, reigning two time finalist, falls to Jean Ashley of Colorado Springs in a 24 hole quarter final on Broadmoor course. Sorenson led by three after 13, three putts cost her three holes, and Ashley clinched on the sixth extra hole with a five foot par putt after Sorenson missed a four foot attempt.
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Wisconsin
Carol Sorenson
Janesville
Wis
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Root River Playoff Games Scheduled
The Root River League opens its playoff series Sunday with three 2 p.m. games. Houston visits Lanesboro and Wyattville travels to Dakota, while Rushford hosts Spring Grove at 8:15 p.m.
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Lanesboro
Wyattville
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Zeisler’s 701 Series Highlights Summer League Night
Erv Zeisler rolled his second 700 count of the summer with a 701 in the 3-Man All-Star League at South Lancs. He logged games of 277 203 and 221 and carries a 213 average. During 1962-63, Zeisler had seven 700s.
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South Lancs
Zeisler
Youngsters and Veteran Reach Semis in Public Links
In Sacramento, three underage players and a 4-year-old golfing prodigy advanced to the National Public Links semifinals. Dick Sikes was upset, leaving Opperman and Vicini, Yuke and Lunn, to duel for a spot in the final at Haggin Oaks.
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San Francisco
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Ill
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Yuke
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Publinx
Wayne Osborne
Lunn
Dan Scott
Seattle
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Immanuel Triumphs in Lutheran League Battle at Hogan Park
Immanuel beat Trinity 2-1 for its fifth Lutheran League win in six starts at Hogan Park. Dave Jensen carried a no hit bid into the seventh before Jim Hauser singled. Trinity owns a 3-3 record. Other games saw Good Shepherd 8-7 over Our Savior's at Longfellow, St. Paul's 18-1 over Mount Calvary, and Our Savior's dropping from first place.
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Hogan Park
Dave Jensen
Jim Hauser
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Ray Kroner
St. Paul's
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Memorial Field
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J. Johnson
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Ingalls
Charles Leads British Open After 3 Rounds
New Zealand left handed golfer Bob Charles shot 66 to reach 206 after 54 holes lead over Peter Thomson and Jack Nicklaus at the Royal Lytham St Annes. Thomson 207, Nicklaus 208, with Palmer 218 and Rodgers 208 among others.
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England
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New Zealand
Peter Thomson
Australia
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Columbus
Ohio
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Phil Rodgers
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Ear
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Max Faulkner
Ken Bousfield
Denis Hutchinson
Peter Alliss
Malcolm Leeder
Dai Rees
Wales
Onalaska Legion 9 Falls to Winona 11 4
Winona's undefeated Junior Legion defeated Onalaska 11 4 in Onalaska Wisconsin. The loss leaves Onalaska with a 7-3 record in Minnesota Wisconsin League play. Bob Lamb doubled and singled for Onalaska as Knopick Schultz and Koscianski led Winona with key hits.
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Onalaska
Wis
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Orioles Rally Past Blue Lions 15-14 at Trane South
The Orioles improved to 8-6 while Blue Lions fell to 0-14 as Hammes homered to power a 15-14 victory at Trane South on Thursday night.
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