Twins Defeat Braves In Charity Tilt 5-2
The Minnesota Twins beat the Milwaukee Braves 5-2 in a charity exhibition at Milwaukee. Harmon Killebrew and Earl Battey homered for the Twins, Lee Maye homered for the Braves, and Dan Schneider and Jim Roland pitched shutout innings before Ray Moore finished. The game supported junior baseball leagues and handiapped children in the Milwaukee area. plans for another charity game in two years were noted.
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Battey
Minnesotas
Twins Twins
Johnny Goryl
Braves
Versalles
Twins
Harmon Killebrew
Earl Battey
Lee Maye
Milwaukee Journal
The
Hank Aaron
Gene Oliver
Killebrew
Bob Allison
Aaron
Bobby Bragan
Minnesota
Sam Mele
Ken Silvestri
Joe Torre
Dan Schneider
Jim Roland
Zoilo Versalles
Frank Funk
Jim Hall
Vic Wertz
Bernie Allen
Roland
Maye
Ray Moore
Bob Taylor
del Crandall
St. Louis Cardinals
Bob Hendley
Ray Sadecki
Glen's Bar Tops Koelbls 13-10 In Powell Park Tilt
Glen's Bar edged Koelbl's 13-10 for its 12th Tavern League softball win in 14 games at Powell Park. Koelbl's drops to 6-8. Bud Smith and Jim Jacobson of Glen's and Mike Osowski of Koelbl's homered. Other results include Bohemian Hall 6-5 over Jungles, Schmidty's 22-12 over Baldy's, John's 25-0 over Toby's, 400 Club 17-4 over Dugan's, Joe's OK 14-4 over Central make-up, and John's 12-11 over Baldy's.
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Glen’s Bar
Koelbl
Powell Park
Koelbl's
Bud Smith
Jim Jacobson
Glen's
Mike Osowski
Koelbl’s
Bohemian Hall
Jungles
Powell
Schmidty
John's
Toby
J. Strasser
Baldy
Clark
John’s
Ed Rendler
Bob Marco
Stan McCurdy
Ekern
Temp
Tauscher
Fanello
Maier
Moers
Denison
Christianson
Marco
G. Lassig
S. Schmidty
G. Swan
Fritz
Sullivan
Viner
John
Patschall
Lifsheim
Fogel
International League Scoreboard Brief
In a compact rundown: Atlanta defeated Toronto 1 to 0 while Toronto lost 0 to 3. Indianapolis beat Columbus 8 to 2. Rochester edged Jacksonville 3 to 1. Arkansas toppled Syracuse 9 to 7. Richmond won 5 to 7 over Buffalo and Buffalo defeated Columbus 2.
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Atlanta
Toronto
Indianapolis
Columbus
Rochester
Jacksonville
Arkansas
Syracuse
Richmond
Buffalo
Cports a Crosse Cribune item on July 23 1963
A brief wire item notes a Crosse Cribune report dated Tuesday July 23 1963 and delivered on RFD the following day July 24. The note records a local sports clipping transmission with standard newspaper timing.
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RFD
Piersall Released By New York Mets
Jimmy Piersall, 33, accepts his Mets release amid slight bitterness and vows to sign with another major league club. He cites only a high salary and lack of job performance as reasons, denies clowning caused the exit, and notes a .193 average in 40 games with 10 RBIs and a leg injury.
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NEW York (Ap
Jimmy Piersall
New York Mets
Piersall
Mets
Casey Stengel
New York
Murphy
Washington Senators
Liston Pounds Patterson Three Times In Knockout Fight
Sonny Liston defeated Floyd Patterson in 2 minutes 10 seconds delivering three knockdowns and a knockout en route to a September title bout with Cassius Clay. Patterson vows to continue, while Liston nears 28 straight wins, with talk of a September 30 matchup in Philadelphia. Patterson’s future status draws mixed opinions from boxing veterans.
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Associated Press
Las Vegas
Nev
Sonny
the Big Bear
Liston
Floyd Patterson
Gabby Cassius Clay
Patterson
Floyd
Chicago
Larry Anderson Ace In Spring Grove Win
Larry Anderson pitched and batted Spring Grove to a 6-5 Junior Legion win over Caledonia in Spring Grove Minn. He struck out 14 and drove in the winning run in the ninth after Don Rosanen singled. Anderson had two hits. Caledonia starter Mike Toomey fanned 11.
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Spring Grove
Minn
Larry Anderson
Caledonia
Anderson
Don Rosanen
Grovers
Gary Housker
Rosanen
Mike Toomey
Mike Percucco
S. Grove
Toomey
Percucco
Rensle
Schroeder
Bjorlo
Packers waive seven rookies to trim camp roster
Green Bay in NFL training camp placed seven rookies on waivers, reducing the camp roster to 52. The players include Johnny Jonson from San Jose State, Jim Dantonio of North Carolina State, Dan Noecker from Utah State, Preston Wright of Houston, Calvin Cragan and Louis Hernandez from Utah and Texas Western, and Doug Brozek with no college listed.
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Green Bay
Green Bay Packers
National Football League
Vince Lombardi
Johnny Jonson
San Jose State
Jim D’antonio
North Carolina State
Dan Noecker
Utah State
Preston Wright
Houston
Calvin Cragan
Utah
Louis Hernandez
Texas
Doug Brozek
Newman, Osinski, Navarro pace New York loss in LA tilt
Los Angeles hosts New York as Newman suffers a 0-1 mark while Foiles, Kirkpatrick, and Grba lift Terry in a 10-10 tally. Osinski and Navarro provide early support with three and five points respectively.
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New York
Newman
Spring
Osinski
Navarro
Grba
Foiles
Kirkpatrick
Terry
Howard
W—t Terry
L—Newman
Cassius Clay Declares Elimination Bout Ahead
Las Vegas reports Cassius Clay, unbeaten from Louisville, calls the Patterson Liston bout an elimination to see who fights him. He crashes Sonny Liston's victory party, taunts the champion, and later laments Liston’s boasts while mockery and crowd laughter echo through the celebration.
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Las Vegas
Jippy Cassius Clay
Clay
Louisville
Floyd Patterson
Liston
Patterson
Baseball Standings and Schedule Update
The standings show New York leading with 59 wins and 34 losses, followed by Chicago 52-42 and Baltimore 53-46. Today’s only game was New York 8 Los Angeles, with several nightly and next day games listed across Chicago Detroit Minnesota Cleveland Washington Baltimore Los Angeles New York Kansas City Boston.
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Boston
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Cleveland
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Kansas City
Detroit
Washington
National League
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San Francisco
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Houston
St. Louis
Erasers Drop 3rd Trane League Tilt
The Erasers fell 8-4 to the Tigers at Lueth Park in their 18th start of the Trane Co. Plant League action. Other results: Green Gremlins beat Orioles 94 at Powell Park. Lab defeated Old Grandads 6-5 at Trane South. Chiefs edged Slipsticks 4-1 at Memorial East. Tranees beat Blue Lions 14-8 at Hogan Park. Gametime stars include Omernik, Davis, Holman, Kabat, Mysliwiec, Bigley, Antony, Yehle, Jones, Czechowicz, Frank, Naharney, Shaller, Simon, Busse.
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Naharney
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Habiger
Tigers
Omernik
Davis
Holman
Kabat
Old Grandads
Mysliwiec
Wood
Bigley
Antony
Yehle
Jones
Czechowicz
Frank
Shaller
Simon
Busse
A Few Packer Players Still Haven t Signed
Green Bay coach Vince Lombardi said a few Packers have not signed 1963 contracts yet though no trouble is expected before the season. End Ron Kramer and others, including rookie Bob Jeter and Gary Barnes, showed promise in Monday drills as Aldridge impresses on the defensive line and rosters narrow to 33 holdovers plus 17 rookies.
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Green Bay
Green Bay Packers
Vince Lombardi
Lombardi
Ron Kramer
Bart Starr
Kramer
Bob Jeter
Iowa
Gary Barnes
Barnes
Lionel Aldridge
Aldridge
Packers
Lew Carpenter
Ron Kostelnick
La Crescent wins District Small Post title in baseball
La Crescent Junior Legion defeats Kasson-Man Torville 5 to 1 behind Bob Isbell two-hit pitching. Gary Johnson and Steve Lathrop each have two hits. Isbell achieves his seventh straight win, securing the District Small Post championship for La Crescent. Austin is the Large Post champion and will face La Crescent Thursday at 5:45 p.m. in a best two of three series to decide the district title.
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Minn
la Crescent Junior Legion
Kasson-Man Torville
Bob Isbell
Gary Johnson
Steve Lathrop
Isbell
Austin
Schlicht Sets Pace In Wisconsin Amateur Golf Qualifying
Madison’s Ralph Schlicht and Harry Simonson led the Wis-consin Amateur Golf first qualifying round at Blue Mound and Westmoor. Hogden Iverson Burns posted top scores among La Crosse area entrants, while Atwood, the defending champion, was exempt yet shot 74 at Blue Mound. The field of about 200 competes for 63 match play spots.
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Milwaukee
Ralph “Butch” Schlicht
Harry Simonson
Wisconsin
Madison
John Hogden
Galesville
la Crosse
Don Iverson
Hogden
Blue Mound
Iverson
Westmoor
Jim Burns
Dick Pearse Jr
Gene Ring
Joe Ludden
Ray Hutson
Burns
Walter Atwood
Atwood
Schlicht
Simonson
Dr Gundersen Captures Trophy At Brown Lake
The La Crosse Sailing Club entered six C Scows at Brown Lake near Burlington for an invitational regatta with boats from North Lake Pine Lake and Brown Lake. Dr T E Gundersen skippered Charmer to first second and third in three races to win the overall trophy.
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Liz Yates
Charmer
Dick Westkaemper
Sugar
Tom Ringdahl
Neil Pomeroy
High Hopes
Larry Shepard
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Sea Bay
Tara Gundersen
Garry Molzahn
Luxen II
Phyllis Pirner
Paul Aiken
Taroa
Ruth Gundersen
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Marty Marshall
Joe Louis
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Scott
Polich
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Dr. Gundersen
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Quality Supply & Heating CO
Kelvinator
NSP Co
Northern States Power Company
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