Moore Pitts In Close Fight For Packer Job
Green Bay AP reports halfbacks Tom Moore and Elijah Pitts contend for the starting running back position after Paul Hornung’s suspension. Lombardi praises Moore’s run as Pitts hones blitz blocking with the line. Kroner eyes top shape despite a pulled muscle while Starr connects with Dowler and McGee in scrimmage. Jeter lines up as flanker, hauling a 40-yard Roach pass.
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Tom Moore
Elijah Pitts
Paul Hornung
Green Bay Packers
Tom
Vince Lombardi
Moore
Vanderbilt
Lombardi
Pitts
Philander Smith
Jerry Kramer
Gary Kroner
University of Wisconsin
Kroner
Bart Starr
Boyd Dowler
Max McGee
Bob Jeter
John Roach
VanderKelen Seeks Action Against Packers in All-Star Game
Evanston Illinois AP Ron VanderKelen ex Wisconsin quarterback and Rose Bowl hero hopes to play against the Green Bay Packers in the College All-Star game on Aug 2. Undrafted, he signed with the Minnesota Vikings as a free agent and competes for the starter role in Otto Graham’s camp. VanderKelen predicts a passing oriented attack by the All-Stars and may test the Packers through the air in scrimmage.
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Packers
VanderKelen
Minnesota Vikings
Otto Graham
Chicago Bears
Baseball Standings and Results Summary
The American League standings show New York leading with 61 wins and 34 losses, followed by Boston and Chicago at 61 45 and 53 44 respectively. Minnesota leads the pack in the NL with 62 37, while St. Louis sits at 55 56. Recent results include New York overcoming Los Angeles 8 to 4, and Chicago defeating Detroit 3 to 1. Upcoming games feature cross league and intra league pairings across multiple cities.
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Wisconsin State Amateur Golf Tournament heats up at Blue Mound
In Milwaukee, Wally Atwood and Butch Schlicht led into the round of 16 at the 62nd Wisconsin State Amateur at Blue Mound. Iverson and Hoyden shone as teens. early matches featured Atwood, Schlicht, Hogden and Schaller among upset-prone veterans and former champions, with pairings set for third round ahead of quarterfinals.
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Butch” Schlicht
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Fred McIver
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Bobby Dernehl
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Curt Jacobs
Oconomowoc
Jim Haverty
Archie Dadian
Dave Finke
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Tom Moberg
Eau Claire
Bob Unger
John Weaver
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John Hogden
Galesville
Billy Schaller
Leo Kubiak
Waukesha
Warren Dailey
Don Iverson
la Crosse
Larry Regner
Burleigh Jacobs Jr
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Bob Johnson
Ralph Larson
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Harry Simonson
Simonson
Jerry Sullivan
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Walter Atwood
Randy Robel
Prank Tenfel
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Tom Stouthamer
Ed Karpowicz
Marshall Lee Jr
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Kramer
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Rick Radder
Don Mayne
Jan Hoffman
Janesville
Bob Martin
Appleton
George Olney
Curt Jacobs Jr
Fred Johnson
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Tribune
Kaat Shines as Twins Blank Indians in Twin Bill
Jim Kaat outpitched Dick Donovan to lift the Minnesota Twins to a 5-0 victory in the nightcap after Dick Stigman blanked Cleveland 9-0 in the first game. Hall hit a ninth inning homer for Minnesota, with Mincher, Rollins, and Goryl also going deep in a 11-hit attack. Stigman struck out 11 in the nightcap, while Kaat fanned 11 for the win. The clubs meet again with Jim Perry facing Barry Latman.
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Don Mincher
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Jim Perry
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Zim’man
de la Hoz
July Is Favorite Drysdale Month
Dodgers pitcher Don Drysdale loves July, dating from childhood on his birthday the 23rd. At 27, he dominates the month with 31 July wins since 1956, including a 5-1 win over the Pirates for his 13th victory this season and 1,400th career strikeout.
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Dodgers
Pittsburgh Pirates
Donn Clendenon
Carol Sorenson Faces Two Opponents in Trans-Mississippi
Wisconsin amateur champion Carol Sorenson of Janesville advanced in Denver on the Trans-Mississippi Golf Tournament. She won in the second round 3 and 1 over Curtis Cup player Jean Ashley of Chanute, Kansas and faced Ann Baker of Maryville, Tennessee, a 4 and 3 winner over 15-year-old Susan Basolo of Muskogee, Oklahoma, in the third round with the quarterfinals also on today’s schedule.
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Carol Sorenson
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Miss Sorenson
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Ann Baker
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Susan Basolo
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Parnelli Jones Uninjured After Midget Race Spin
Islip New York AP report says Parnelli Jones winner of this year’s Indianapolis 500 spun into the guard rail during a Thursday night midget auto race but escaped uninjured.
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Stoneham bars Candlestick use by rival clubs
San Francisco Giants owner Horace Stoneham told Mayor George Christopher he will not permit any other major league team to use Candlestick Park. The move appears aimed at Kansas City Athletics owner Charles Finley, who eyed Oakland as a new home. Finley notified Kansas City he won’t negotiate a new lease until September, and he hinted at seeking AL approval to move if Oakland builds a temporary 27,500 seat stadium until a larger park is ready.
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George Christopher
Candlestick Park
Kansas City Athletics
Charles Finley
Oakland
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Stone‘ham
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Associated Press
70 UW Gridders Set To Report Aug. 31
MADISON AP University of Wisconsin football coach Milt Bruhn says 70 players will report August 31 to start 1963 practice. The squad includes 26 letter winners from last year’s Big Ten champions who played in the Rose Bowl. The first practice day will feature picture taking.
Reedy shoots ace at Arcadia Country Club
Reedy fired a hole in one Tuesday at Arcadia Country Club. He finished the round with a three under par 30 and aced the 135 yard sixth hole, a par three.
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Howard (Fox
Reedy
Arcadia Country Club
Smooth Start For A Smooth Swing In Golf
Tommy Armour argues for a quiet initiation to the backswing. He notes Ben Hogan used a built in forward press from the right knee and elbow alignment to create the swing axis. Armour suggests some players avoid the forward press while others rely on a slight push and rebound to begin motion. A smooth start remains essential.
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Sparta Hosts Fifth Tri County Golf Tourney on July 28
Sparta Wisconsin hosts the fifth annual Tri-County golf tournament at its municipal course Sunday July 28 with the top 20 players from Galesville Black River Falls Tomah and Sparta. Teams have each won the traveling trophy once and this winner becomes permanent holder. Tee time is 12 30 p m with one player from each city per foursome. Public invited to watch. Dinner and trophy presentation follow about 7 30 p m.
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Howard Huff
Curtis Barlow
Robert Huff
Clair Blakely
Stan Hays
John Anderson
Dorothy Huff
Rita Woodworth
Jan Torkelson
Maron Blakley
Major League Leaders Batting and Pitching Highlights
Top hitters and pitchers from the season include Carl Yastrzemski Boston .331 and Red Schoendienst? Actually Groat St Louis .343. Willie Mays not listed. Notable assists across teams: Allison Minnesota 67 runs, Kaline Detroit 64 RBIs, Koufax Los Angeles 163 strikeouts in 10 decisions, Drysdale 170. Kept concise with key names and stats.
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