Colts Top Braves 3-2 on John Bateman RBI
Houston Colts edged Milwaukee Braves 3-2 in Milwaukee as rookie John Bateman delivered a two run single in the fourth inning. Bob Shaw pitched six innings for the Braves allowing four hits and two unearned runs while Ken Johnson scattered four hits in a complete two run effort for the Colts. Lew Burdette was slated to start for Milwaukee in the rematch against Don Nottebart.
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Milwaukee
Henry Aaron
Waukee Braves
Ston
Shaw
Houston Colts
Braves
Bob Shaw
Ken Johnson
John Bate
Houston
Ernie Fazio
Johnny Temple
Fazio
Carl Warwick
Warwick
Eddie Mathews
Howie Goss
Bob Lillis
Norm Larker
Bateman
Lee Maye
Aaron
Tony Cloninger
Mack Jones
Jones
Maye
Mathews
Ron Piche
Colts
Johnson
Lew Burdette
Don Nottebart
Philadelphia
Charlie Dressen
Birdie Tebbetts
Nottebart
Nottebart Says Braves Wasted Two Years
Houston Colt Don Nottebart and Don McMahon vent that Milwaukee pushed them back despite learning from Spahn Burdette and Wyatt. Nottebart, 5 2 this season after nine starts, criticizes 1961 and Tebbetts era. McMahon blames Braves decline on management and notes Hank Aaron protection with Mathews and Torre potential impact.
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Braves
Nottebart
Warren Spahn
Lew Burdette
Whit Wyatt
Updegraff Predicts Davies To Be Favorite At British Amateur
In Andrews Scotland Ed Updegraff, a Walker Cup star and doctor from Tucson, says Richard Davies is the man to beat at the British Amateur next week. Updegraff praises Davies as a transformed player and a superb putter, despite Davies’ modest public image. The practice round at Hoylake precedes the six day championship opening Monday with Labron Harris vs Paul Coste.
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IT. Andrews
Scotland
Pasadena
Calif
Davies
Hoylake
Updegraff
U.S
U.S. Air Force School
Chateauroux
France
Ernie Johnson Named PR Head For Braves
Ernie Johnson, ex Braves pitcher and former administrative assistant to president John McHale, named public relations director succeeding Donald Davidson. Davidson led PR since 1953 and will focus on team travel now as McHale cites expanded promotions and travel needs to serve fans. Bob Allen remains assistant PR director.
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Milwaukee
Ernie Johnson
Milwaukee Braves
John McHale
Donald Davidson
Davidson
Duffy Lewis
McHale
Braves
Bob Allen
Major League Leaders Highlight 1960s Stat Totals
National and American League leaders in batting, pitching and baserunning are listed. Hitting leaders include H Aaron F Alou and Brock. pitching leaders feature O Dell Perranoski and Drysdale. notable players include Flood, Cepeda, Wagner, and Barber with top marks in runs batted in, runs, and strikeouts.
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Hite—Groat
St. Louis
Simmons
Drysdale
Los Angeles
Koufax
Malzove
Boston
Wagner
Allison
Minnesota
Kaline
Detroit
Charles
Hinton
Washington
Clinton
Aparicio
Baltimore
Wood
Kansas City
Stock
Fischer
Barber
Bunce
Pascual
Graham Will Coach College Stars Again
Otto Graham, coach and athletic director at the Coast Guard Academy, will lead the College All Stars for the sixth year in a row. The team will face the Green Bay Packers at Soldier Field on August 2, with staff including OConnell, Stanfel, Sauer, Scarry, and Lavelli.
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Chicago
Otto Graham
United States Coast Guard Academy
College All Stars
Chicago Tribune
Graham
All Stars
Green Bay Packers
Soldier Field
Tommy O'Connell
Dick Stanfel
Johnny Sauer
Mike Scarry
Dante Lavelli
O’connell
Illinois
Manitowoc Athlete Heads to Wisconsin
Manitowoc high school star Bill Buchholz signed a grant-in-aid baseball tender to attend the University of Wisconsin. A three-year pitcher, he posted a 7-11 record with a 0.66 ERA, fanning 156 and walking 38. He led Manitowoc with a .295 batting average and was a guard on the state championship basketball team.
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Manitowoc
Bill Buchholz
Manitowoc High School
University of Wisconsin
Buchholz
Hunt to Stay in Baseball Not Quit After PCL Move
Los Angeles AP reports outfielder Ken Hunt, optioned by the Angels to Hawaii in the PCL, says he will not quit and aims to prove the minor-league assignment mistaken. Pitcher Bo Belinsky, sent with Hunt, plans to join the Islanders in Dallas on Friday.
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Ken Hunt
Los Angeles Angels
Hawaii
Bo Belinsky
Hunt
Islanders
Dallas
Moore signs fourth NFL season with Packers
Green Bay announces halfback Tom Moore will return for a fourth season. He filled in for injured Paul Hornung last year, rushing 377 yards with seven touchdowns and 100 receiving yards on 11 catches. Moore also completed two passes for touchdowns and returned 284 yards on 13 kickoffs. The Packers also signed reserve QB John Roach, formerly with Cleveland and the Cardinals.
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Green Bay
Wis
Tom Moore
Green Bay Packers
Moore
Paul Hornung
Packers
John Roach
Cleveland
Cardinals
Roach
Regional baseball results across leagues and sectionals
Northern League had no Friday games. Midwest League scores include Dubuque 8 Fox Cities 6 in 10 innings, Waterloo 12 Clinton 9, Cedar Rapids 11 Wisconsin Rapids 2, Burlington 5 Quad Cities 1, Quincy 9 Decatur 1. International League Buffalo 2 Indianapolis 1, Richmond 2 Columbus 1, Jacksonville 3 Rochester 2, Arkansas 4 Syracuse 0, Toronto 8 Atlanta 6. Pacific Coast League Dallas-Fort Worth 4 Hawaii 0, San Diego at Oklahoma City postponed, Tain Seattle 1 Salt Lake City 0, Portland 9 Spokane 2. WIAA baseball sectionals semifinals include Auburndale 6 Wild Rose 4. Stevens Point 9 Rhinelander 0. Watertown 5 Beloit 4. Madison Central 8 Janesville 4. Gale-Ettrick 8 Onalaska 7. Richland Center 10 De Soto 3. Belmont 14 Cassville 7. Dodgeville 7 Baraboo 4. Granville Kenosha 1 Granville 0. Milwaukee West 3 Fond du Lac 2.
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Clinton
Cedar Rapids
Wisconsin Rapids
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Quad Cities
Quincy
Decatur
Dallas-Fort Worth
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San Diego
Oklahoma City
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Auburndale
Wild Rose
Rhinelander
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Beloit
Madison Central
Janesville
Westby
Gale-Ettrick
Onalaska
Richland Center
de Soto
Sauk City
Belmont
Cassville
Dodgeville
Baraboo
Granville
Kenosha
Milwaukee West
Fond du Lac
Geary Props Fly ers to No Hit Victory in Classic League
Mike Geary pitched a no hitter Friday as Johnsons Doughboy Fryers defeated Maple Grove Country Club 3 0 at Powell Park. Geary fanned six and will be a La Crosse Aquinas High School senior next fall. Teammate Dave Gagermeier homered. In the other Classic tilt, La Crescent Concrete beat Trane Co 11 4 with Neil Cloutier homering for Trane and Bud Smith going 4 for 4 for Concrete.
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Mike Geary
Johnson
Maple Grove Country Club
Powell Park
Geary
la Crosse Aquinas High School
Dave Gagermeier
St. Norbert's College
Aquinas
Flyers
Relko Wins English Derby for French Owner at Epsom
Relko the French 2 000 Guineas winner claimed the 184th English Derby at Epsom. Owned by Francois Dupre of France, Relko finished in 2 39.4 earning $98 947.40 for Dupre. Merchant Venturer was second and Ragusa third with Iron Peg among the Americans fading.
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England
Relko
Francois Dupre
France
Merchant Venturer
Sir F. Robinson
Harry Guggenheim
Dupre
Collins Sign Co Dominates Dairy land Power 12-1
Collins Sign Co defeated Dairy land Power 12-1 in a Class B League game at Hogan Park. Rieman hit a grand slam for the victors.
Baseball Standings and Schedule Roundup
National and American league standings update with team records and games back. Friday results include Pittsburgh 2 New York 0 and Chicago 2 Philadelphia 1. Upcoming games list San Francisco at St Louis and Los Angeles at Cincinnati.
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San Francisco
St. Louis
Los Angeles
iChicago
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Houston
New York
Chicago
Baltimore
Kansas City
Boston
Minnesota
Big Detroit
Cleveland
Nashington
Washington
Detroit
Parnelli Jones Wins Record 500 Mile Purse In Altercation
Parnelli Jones pockets a record 148 581 first prize in the 500 mile race and wins after a one punch incident with Eddie Sachs at the victory dinner. The purse totals 493 530 60 as both racers led to a contentious finish amid oil spill disputes. Sachs accused Jones of oil spin out but no protest was filed.
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Parnelli Jones
New York
Eddie Sachs
Jones
Torrance
Calif
Sachs
Detroit
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
J.C. Agajanian
UPI
Schubeck and Hirata Set Records at Dragaway
Joe Schubeck of Lakewood Ohio and Ken Hirata of Lowell Indiana opened the four day national championship drag races at Great Lakes Dragaway Union Grove Wisconsin with records. Schubeck’s Gentleman Joe hit 191.48 mph in nitro fuel dragster to break the 187.50 mph mark set in 1960. Hirata on the Hirata and Hobbs Special ran 181.38 mph in the gas dragster division surpassing the 180.36 mph record from 1961.
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Union Grove
Wis
Joe Schubeck
Lakewood
Ohio
Ken Hirata
Lowell
Ind
Great Lakes Dragaway
Schubeck
Joe
Chris Karasemines
Chicago
Don Garrets
Tampa
Fla
Hirata
Hirata and Hobbs
John Tunison
Milwaukee
Squeeze Play Ends In Draw For Twins
In Minneapolis Jay Ward third baseman and Jimmie Hall outfielder staged a milk milking duel during June Daily Days. Each man produced about a half pint in two minutes as residents and Princess Kay of the Milky Way Kathy Hjelle declared the “squeeze play of the year” a draw despite little output by the contestants.
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Jay Ward
Jimmie Hall
Minnesota Twins
Princess Kay
Milky Way
Kathy Hjelle
Argyle
NHL to Rule on Playoff Start and AHL Draft Return
The National Hockey League will review multiple proposals at its three day meeting in Montreal including delaying the Stanley Cup playoffs start and possibly restoring the American Hockey League to draft status. The AHL continues discussions from New York on reestablishing the draft, discontinued in 1958.
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Montreal
National Hockey League
American Hockey League
AHL
New York
Mike Johnson Named New Coach At Whitewater High
Whitewater Wisconsin selects Mike Johnson a 1963 La Crosse State College graduate as head baseball coach for next year. Johnson played catcher for La Crosse State College in a co champion Wisconsin State College Conference squad.
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Whitewater
Wis
Mike Johnson
la Crosse State College
Whitewater High School
Johnson
la Crosse
Twins stumble as 10 game win streak ends to Tigers
Detroit pitcher Jim Running held off Minnesota until late. Earl Battey homer gave the Twins a ninth inning scare, but Al Kaline made the game ending catch with wind hindering Bernie Allen's drive. Sam Mele called it a tough loss after a strong effort.
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Detroit
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Twins
Bunning
Tigers
Earl Battey
Zoilo Versalles
Bernie Allen
Allen
al Kaline
Sam Mele
Gale-Ettrick Tops Onalaska To Gain Finals
Gale-Ettrick defeated Onalaska 8-7 to advance to the Westby WIAA Sectional finals. Richland Center routed De Soto 10-3 to join the final, with Gale-Ettrick’s Bill Ball driving in five runs including a bases loaded triple and fifth inning single for the winning run.
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Onalaska
Westby
Wis
Richland Center
de Soto
Redmen
Bill Ball
Gale- Ettrick
Bud Brown
Jim Kowal
Hilltoppers
Hawkins Opens Speedway Open With Two Stroke Lead
Fred Hawkins, 39, from El Paso, shoots 7 under par 64 at the Speedway Festival Open in Indianapolis to take a two stroke lead as 52 of 149 starters beat par in the opening round. Sam Carmichael trails by three with 66.
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Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Fred Hawkins
Hawkins
el Paso
Tex
Speedway
Sam Carmichael
Martinsville
Ind
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Arnold Plamer
Gary Player
Doug Sanders
Billy Casper
Juan
Chi Chi) Rodriguez
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Claude King
Miller Barber
Johnson
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Don Finsterwald
Don Janu- Powell
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Suspended Miami Player Reported Offer From Milwaukee Braves
Mickey Panther, suspended Miami football full back, said he has an offer to sign with the Milwaukee Braves. Panther and quarterback Gary Gump were suspended for one year for undisclosed disciplinary reasons. Panther, from Highland Park Illinois, may take a $25,000 bonus or seek readmission to the university in June 1964. Panther also plays as pitcher and first baseman with the Hurricanes.
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Fla
Mickey Panther
University of Miami
Milwaukee Braves
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Highland Park
Gary Gump
Andy Gustafson
Gustafson
Milwaukee
Hurricanes
Elmira to Rename Junior High for Ernie Davis
Elmira Free Academy will be converted to a junior high next year and renamed Ernie Davis Junior High School The move honors Ernie Davis a Syracuse All America halfback who died of leukemia at 23 The Elmira Board of Education announced the change Wednesday A new senior high will carry the current school name Elmira Free Academy when completed in 1964
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N.Y
Ernie Davis
Davis
Syracuse
Elmira Free Academy
Board of Education
Detroit Boat Club Beats UW Jayvees In Tight Race
Detroit Boat Club led by Charles Mep of Kaukauna won by just over two lengths in a 1 1/4 mile race on Lake Mendota. Wisconsin junior varsity freshmen boat finished in a dead heat at 6 minutes 10 seconds while Detroit clocked 6 minutes 3.6 seconds as holiday boaters stirred rough water.
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Madison
Detroit Boat Club
Charles Mep
Kaukauna
Wisconsin
Lake Mendota
Detroit
Badger
Harmony defeats Mabel in close track meet
Harmony beat Mabel 62 to 56 in a recent dual track meet. Al Spande starred for Mabel with wins in the broad jump the 100 yard dash and the 180 yard low hurdles.
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Minn
Harmony
al Spande
Bragan Criticizes LA Trade Policy and Dodgers Moves
Milwaukee manager Bobby Bragan accused the Los Angeles Dodgers of a do nothing trade policy and criticized dealings with St. Louis and New York. He cited refusals to discuss Mathews, McHale, and Crandall, urged trading Shaw to San Francisco, and warned the Mets and others are difficult to deal with while suggesting Shaw could clinch the pennant.
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Los Angeles Dodgers
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Cincinnati
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Mets
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Crandall
Janesville Wins Big Eight Golf Title Qualifies for State
Janesville's Big Eight champions posted a 294 at the municipal course to earn a state meet berth next weekend in Appleton. Madison West placed second with 313, aiming for a fourth straight state title.
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Janesville
Wis
Janesville Municipal
Appleton
Madison West
Wynn Believes He Has Couple Of Seasons Left
Cleveland AP reports pitcher Early Wynn at 43 plans a return not for 300 wins but to extend a two season span with the Indians. Wynn recalls 163 of his 299 wins with Cleveland and notes his arm will need weeks to be ready under manager Tebbetts.
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Vic Cavalilli
Woodyeld
Chicago
Indians
Ron Nischwitz
Wynn
Cleveland
Venice
Fla
Gabe Paul
Tribe
Bob Lemon
Mike Garcia
White Sox
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Birdie
Tebbetts
24 Cars Entered In Chippewa Race
A record field of top professional new car racing jockeys will compete in the Badger 100 lap race at Chippewa Falls. The 24 car starting lineup includes national champion Ernie Derr of Keokuk Iowa and state champions from eight states with five Wisconsin drivers. Time trials begin at 2 p.m.
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Chippewa Falls
Wis
Badger
Wisconsin
Southland
Midwest
Ernie Derr
Keokuk
Iowa
Indiana Man Breaks 2 Dragaway Records
Ken Hirata of Lowell Indiana set two drag racing records at the Great Lakes Dragaway in Union Grove Wisconsin He drove the Hirata and Hobbs Special to 183 63 mph in top speed and 8 37 seconds for the quarter mile surpassing the former marks set by Pete Farnsworth In Milwaukee. Joe Schubeck of Lakewood Ohio posted 8 41 seconds in the nitro fuel division to erase Farnsworths pace.
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Union Grove
Wis
Ken Hirata
Lowell
Ind
Great Lakes Dragaway
Hirata
Joe Schubeck
Lakewood
Ohio
Farnsworth
Senate Votes Down Wisconsin Boxing Ban Bill
The Wisconsin Senate rejected a bill to abolish boxing 27 to 4. Author Sen. Charles Schmidt of Milwaukee called boxing legalized murder, but only three senators supported the measure as it failed.
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Associated Press
Senate
Wisconsin
Charles Schmidt
Milwaukee
Schmidt
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