Don Mis s Put t Schlicht Defeats Iverson To Gain State Am Finals
In Milwaukee, La Crosse’s Don Iverson missed an 18 inch putt on the 35th hole costing him a shot at the Wisconsin State Amateur finals. Ralph Butch Schlicht, 20, defeated Iverson 2 1 to advance to a 36 hole final against Archie Dadian of South Milwaukee who seeks a public links title.
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Madison City
Schlicht
Don Iverson
la Crosse
Blue
Punchers Get New Chance With Liston
In New York Liston faces contenders Zora Folley and Ernie Terrell in a 10 round television bout at Madison Square Garden. Folley, 31, 6-foot-1, 63-6-3 with 35 knockouts, seeks a title shot after losses and rankings. Terrell, 24, 6-foot-4, 30-4 with 16 knockouts, has won seven straight and aims to impress Ring and WBA judges ahead of a Liston clash. ABC-TV will air the telecast at 10 p.m. EST with rounds scoring.
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Sonny Liston I
Zora Folley
Ernie Terrell
Madison Square Garden
Floyd Patterson
Cus D'Amato
Floyd
China
Liston
Folley
Patterson
Chandler, Ariz
Doug Jones
Ring Magazine
World Boxing Association
Terrell
Chicago
Cleveland Williams
Williams
Ernie
Ring
WBA
Abc-Tv
Aaron at 2nd Cincinnati Rips Braves in 11 1 Milwaukee
Milwaukee manager Bobby Bragan shuffled the lineup to test young players as the Braves lost 11 to 1 to the Reds. Tommie Aaron moved to second, Hawk Taylor to left, with Aaron going hitless and Taylor 1 for 3. Reds piled 18 hits, Frank Robinson homered, and Joe Nuxhall earned the win.
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Bobby Bragan
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Bragan
Tommy Aaron
Bob “Hawk
Taylor
Aaron
Cincinnati Reds
Gus Bell
Bell
Tommie Aaron
Eau Claire
Joe Torre
Gene Oliver
Torre
Reds
Cincinnati
Frank Robinson
Tommy Harper
Pete Rose
Invaders
Tony Cloninger
Dan Schneider
Ron Piche
Claude Raymond
Frank Funk
Joe Nu
Robinson
Oliver
Ihlow
Tarkenton's Reputation Born Out Of Necessity
Fran Tarkenton, Vikings quarterback, explains he runs to survive as the team aims to improve after a rough previous season. He cites eight soothing yards per carry and 40 touchdown passes in two years, stressing team progress and improved pass protection. In Vancouver, Rafael Osuna and Antonio Palafox lead Mexico to a 2-0 Davis Cup advantage over Canada.
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Fran Tarkenton
National Football League
Minnesota Vikings
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Viking
Franny
Vikings
NFL
Los Angeles Rams
Baltimore Colts
Vancouver
B.C
Rafael Osuna
Antonio Palafox
Mexico
Canada
Osuna
Palafox
O'Malley Loses Tax Appeal On Dodgers Stadium
Los Angeles AP Walter O'Malley's bid for a $3.69 million reduction in Dodger Stadium assessment was denied by the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors. The $8.28 million assessment would raise his taxes by about $250,000 to over $750,000 in the current fiscal year. attorney James J. Arditto plans to seek court relief.
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Los Angeles
Smogville
O'Malley
Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors
Walter O'Malley
James J. Arditto
DiMaggio Delights Fans in All Star Reenactment
In Baltimore 23,618 fans cheered Joe DiMaggio during a two inning reenactment of the 1938 All Star game. DiMaggio singled, reached base on a slow trot, and helped the American League to five hits and one run in a 14 1 victory over the National League. Cronin noted the rule conflict as oldtimers prepared for a day game in New York.
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Joe DiMaggio
New York Yankee
Baltimore Orioles
DiMag
Cronin
Braves Box a- Totals 421119 Totals 34 17
Cincinnati and Milwaukee box score details with pitchers E Cole man Oliver. runs hits errors and double plays listed. Nuxhall pitched six, Cloninger seven. final 11 1 in a game before 12,241 fans.
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Milwaukee
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Pinson
Neal
Robinson
Harper
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Cloninger
Schneider
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Weyer
Barlick
Vargo
City New Albin Legion Battle To 2 2 Deadlock
La Crosse and New Albin Junior Legion teams played to a 2 2 tie in a Minnesota Wisconsin League thriller Friday night. The game was halted in the top of the seventh due to darkness with La Crosse runner on second and two out. Replay set for a later date as both sides posted strong pitching and late rally attempts.
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New Albin
Iowa
la Crosse
New Albin Junior Legion
Kansas City Seeks Chance To Negotiate With MLB
Kansas City asks the American League to offer a chance to discuss its lease proposals for Municipal Stadium with Athletics owner Charles O. Finley before league decision. Mayor pro tem Clark A. Ridpath notes no talks have occurred beyond the case. Finley weighs Oakland move. he has not decided whether to seek league approval after the season. Ridpath calls the offers the most favorable in dollars and cents ever presented to a major league city.
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American League
Charles O. Finley
Athletics
Joe Cronin
A's
Oakland
Calif
Cleveland
Finley
Ridpath
Piersall Expected To Sign With Angels
Outfielder Jim Piersall, released by the New York Mets, was expected to sign with the Los Angeles Angels as a free agent. No contract terms were expected to be contentious. waivers delayed official announcement until today. Piersall hit .194 with two RBIs in over 40 games this season.
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Boston
Jimmy Piersall
New York Mets
Los Angeles Angels
Angels
Piersall
Associated Press
Waivers
Jim
Los Angeles
Bill Rigney
Cards Cut Dodger Lead in NL Race Amid Gains by Giants
The St Louis Cardinals beat the Chicago Cubs 4 1 to narrow the Dodgers lead to five games as Bob Gibson earned his 11th win in 12 decisions and Ken Boyer homered. Giants defeated Pittsburgh 6 4 to move within 6 12 games of top spot, Reds pounded Milwaukee 11 1, Mets extended road loss record with a 7 3 defeat. Gibson has beaten every team in the league at least once.
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Juan Marichal
Bob Gibson
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Dick Farrell
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Baseball Standings and Results Recap
National League standings show St Louis Chicago and Philadelphia leading in various slots with Cincinnati Milwaukee San Francisco and Houston active. Friday results include St Louis 4 Chicago 1 and Houston 7 New York 3 among others. Sunday and Monday games set matchups across the league with notable plays by Dick Ellsworth Marshhal and Willie McCovey.
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Houston
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Ruth Jessen Opens Wolverine Open Lead
Ruth Jessen of Seattle led the Wolverine Open with a 71 after a three under par first round in Mount Clemens Michigan. She tied for second early in the event as Marlene Hagge Kathy Whitworth JoAnne Prentice and Sandra McClinton close behind with 72. Mary Mills, last week's Women's Open winner, scored 74 with an eagle on the 17th.
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Mich
Ruth Jessen
Seattle
West Coast
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Marlene Hagge
Kathy Whitworth
Jo Anne Prentice
Sandra McClinton
Miss Hagge
Mary Mills
Laurel
Miss
Veteran Pro Wrestler Dies In Phoenix Ring
Veteran pro wrestler Jim Wright of Tucson died Friday night during a tag team bout in Phoenix. Promoter Al Fenn said Wright had just been tagged and appeared to suffer a heart attack while leaning on the ropes before collapsing.
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Ariz
Jim Wright
Tucson
Madison Square Garden
al Fenn
Wright
Pancho Pico
Fenn
Pennel Sets World Record as U S Men Dominate Poland Meet
U S track team coach Payton Jordan said the squad now jells after a Moscow setback. John Pennel of Miami vaulted a world record 5.10 meters at night in Warsaw, as the Americans won nine of ten events on opening day while the women also rallied with two wins.
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Associated Press
Warsaw
Poland
Moscow
Payton Jordan
U.S
John Pennel
Miami
Fla
Pennel
Sorenson Reaches Trans-Mississippi Final In Golf Clash
Wisconsin champion Carol Sorenson from Janesville and Judy Bell of Colorado Springs advanced in the Women's Trans-Mississippi title race at Denver. Sorenson defeated Barbara Fay White 3 and 1 after a sand trap birdie at 14 and a 17th hole finish. Bell routed Ruth White Miller 7 and 6 in the other semifinal.
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Janesville
Judy Bell
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Colo
Miss Sorenson
Arizona State University
Barbara Fay White
Shreveport
Miss Bell
Ruth White Miller
Los Angeles
Calif
Sorenson-White
Carol
Miss White
Barbara
Rec Softball Trane Co Plant League Schedule
At Trane Park South Blue Lions face Cellar Dwellers at 10 15 a m Memorial East hosts Erasers versus Misfits at 10 15 a m Powell Park features Nite Hawks against Red Devils at 6 50 p m Powell Park also hosts Misfits versus Nite Hawks at 8 30 p m In Class B League Houska Park opens with W A Katz Co against Super Valu at 10 15 a m
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Cellar Dwellers
Memorial East
Erasers
Misfits
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Nite Hawks
Red Devils
Houska Park
W. A. Katz Co
Super Valu
Stengel's Mets Set Mark For Road Defeats
Casey Stengel's Mets extended their road losing streak to 20, a modern league record, as Houston Colts outslugged them 7-3. Pitcher Tracy Stallard struggled with control and Aspromonte hit a grand slam in the first inning, prompting Stengel to lament overworked pitchers and poor defense.
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Casey Stengel
Mets
Philadelphia Athletics
Bob Aspromonte
Houston Colts
Stengel
San Francisco
Colts
Tracy Stallard
Aspromonte
Casey
Stallard
Two Canadian Brothers Win Burling Matches
In Hayward Wisconsin Canadian hurlers Janice Wickheim from Sooke British Columbia and his brother Archel Wickheim also from Sooke opened with victories in the National Log Rolling and Lumberjack championships. John Wickheim a cousin from the same clan defeated Don Jacobs of Escanaba Michigan in the opening round as events continue through Sunday featuring bucking contests power sawing tree climbing and underhand tree chopping.
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Don Jacobs
Escanaba
Mich
Harness Driver Isako Suspended After Doping Probe
New York AP Del Isako a 32 year old harness driver from South Beloit Illinois and groom Beverly Carter of Richmond Virginia are suspended by the New York Harness Racing Commission while it checks into a tranquilizer found in Juno a 7 year old mare after victory in Roosevelt Raceway ninth race July 18 the groom’s quarters also yielded tranquilizer quantities.
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New York Harness Racing Commission
Roosevelt Raceway
Isako
South Beloit
Ill
Beverly Carter
Richmond
Juno
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