Dodgers eye Furillo swap for Cubs ace Rush
Brooklyn Dodgers weigh trading Carl Furillo for Chicago Cubs righthander Bob Rush as Alston reshuffles the lineup to boost pitching and bench strength. Robinson sits, Furillo on loan as Jackson shines at third. Furillo remains an expensive bench option amid a broader trade talk between Dodgers GM Bavasi and Cubs manager Matthews.
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Recreation Softball Friday Schedule and Matchups
The Friday doubleheader slate lists three games at West Ave and Ward Ave parks. At West Ave 7 p.m. Quality Lumber Coal faces Vic Zahn Sheet Metal, and at 8:15 p.m. Trane Co. battles Village Shopping Center. At Ward Ave Raymond Bros. meets Pepsi-Cola, with Trane Park hosting Wettstein's TV against Wig gert Bros.
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Fight Results From AP Show Local Boxing Scores
In Los Angeles Jimmy Moser of New York stopped Al Wildher of Cincinnati in five rounds. In Philadelphia Frank Alotta of Kentown outpointed Bobby Dougs of Philadelphia.
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Newburg Opens Western Wisconsin League Action with Westby
Newburg’s Play Mabel travels to Mabel on Saturday for the festival day and hosts West by Hiawatias in Copeland Park on Sunday to begin league play. Alfred Harnish and Jim Squier named La Crosse battery for Mabel. Westby-La Crosse is one of six Sunday games with several night matches around the circuit.
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Chuck's Keeps Perfect Mark In Loop Play
Chuck's remains unbeaten at 5-0 after an 18-8 win over Glen's at Houska Park. Mitchell led Glen's with four hits including a homer while Ness and Rossman had three for Chuck's. Kabat's upset Ed's 11-10 at West Avenue to join Glen's in second place as Ray's beat Vogue 18-14 at Copeland. Bohemian Hall won 21-3 over Square Deal. Gib and Ruby's defeated Friendly Nabor 15-8. Gladstone topped Amber Inn 20-2. Sphértsman's Bar beat Top Hat 17-3.
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Pflueger Sale Prices Listed Across Models
A catalog lists sale prices for Pflueger fishing reels and related models. Items range from Supreme and Summit to Wondereel series, with prices between 6.60 and 35.00 and various year markers such as 1920 1926 1964. The table also notes Presidents and Marhoff models with adjusted prices.
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California faces phony job racket charges in PCC scandal
San Francisco charges expand in the Pacific Coast Conference football scandal with the University of California accused of running a phony job racket. Deputy district attorney J Miller Leavy said he has sworn statements from five athletes and named PCC officials for investigation. California officials say they learned of the scheme more than three years ago and began steps to stop it. Waldorf denies knowledge of any phony jobs as investigations are promised.
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Caledonia Wins District One Final 1-0 Over Harmony
Caledonia edged Harmony 1-0 in Spring Grove to claim the District One baseball title. Winning pitcher Dale King allowed two singles with six strikeouts and two walks. Harlan Haugen held Caledonia to three hits with eight Ks. The unearned run scored in the second inning on an error and wild pitch.
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Aquinas Golfers Hand Logan 11-1 Loss in City Match
Aquinas High School golf squad defeated Logan 11-1 in an intra city match at La Crosse Country Club. Results include Jerry Paul 77 over Pete Bronson 86 3-0, Tom Isler 76 over Jack Horton 87 3-0, Jack Sciborski 80 over Gary Johnson 83 2-1, and Jack Noelke 84 over Don Field 87 3-0.
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All-Star Baseball Ballot Deadline Set by La Crosse Tribune
Ballots must be addressed to All-Star Poll Editor in the Sports Department of the La Crosse Tribune. Deadline is midnight Friday June 22. Incomplete ballots will not be tabulated.
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U S and Britain Split on Government Aid for Olympics
A Princeton survey shows Americans and Britons favor government support for Olympic training. Americans cite potential goodwill and funding from gifts as current practice, while Britons favor government grants to cover expenses. both nations see possible positive international relations impact.
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Aquinas Golf Team Rout Central 12-0 in Meet
Aquinas golf team defeated Central 12-0 with clear margins. Individual results show Aquinas players Jerry Paul 37-38-75 over Norm Schulze 40-40-80, Tom Eisler 37-39-76 over Ronnie Ping 39-40-79, Jack Sciborski 39-38-77 over Tom Jarek 44-41-85, and John Noelke 40-40-80 over Jim Kinney 41-43-84.
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Levenhagen Named President of UW Student Athletic Board
West Allis football captain Patrick J. Levenhagen has been named president of the University of Wisconsin student athletic board. Ivy Williamson announced the appointment noting the board includes captains from 13 major sports. Bob Litzow, Stevens Point sophomore basketball letterman, was named vice president.
Mizell Wins As Cards Rally For 9-3 Victory Over Reds
St Louis pitcher Mizell earned his fifth win in seven decisions as the Cardinals built an 8-0 lead in two innings and held on for a 9-3 win over Cincinnati. Musial and Blasingame each had four hits in a 15-hit attack.
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Braves Blast Cubs In 15-8 Slugfest At Milwaukee
Milwaukee Braves routed the Chicago Cubs 15 to 8 as Joe Adcock led the attack with two homers a double and five RBIs after returning to first base. Del Crandall Bill Bruton Eddie Mathews and Pete Whisenant also homered. The win tied team records for homers in a three and four game span and gave Milwaukee the series rubber game.
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Baseball Standings and Schedule Overview
American League leaders include New York 29 13 and Cleveland 20 17. Chicago hosts Baltimore while Detroit visits New York. National League races show Milwaukee 19 10 and St Louis 23 16 with multiple games and makeups listed. American Association notes Denver 5 4 and Indianapolis 7 7 with Charleston postponed.
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Logan Central Boys Golf and Tennis Qualifiers Set
Logan and Central golfers and a La Crosse tennis entrant advance to state events this week. Central golfers Ron al Ping Norman Schulze Tom Jafek and Dave Stoffel posted 349 as a team while Logan's Ken Miller Peter Bronson Jack Horton and Gary Johnson turned 337. Ray Schoenfeld is La Crosse's sole tennis entry after winning the Chippewa Falls sectional, with tennis at Wauwatosa.
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RBI- Aaron Leads 2-Run Victory Over Adcock Aces
In Milwaukee the RBI tally shows Aaron with 2 and Adcock 5 as Crandall Thomson Bruton and Mathews drive runs. Adcock hits two homers and Crandall Bruton Mathhews King also go deep. Logan O Connell steal, Logan hits, King and Aaron on SF. Burdette wins 4 2. M inner 1 4.354 attendance.
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