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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1961

Page

10

Newburgs shell Black River Falls in 13-2 rout

La Crosse Newburgs offense explodes in a Western Wisconsin League game led by Ken Herlitzka four-hit effort and 12 strikeouts. Jim Henley hits a homer for La Crosse, Wes Harding and Herlitzka collect two hits each as Newburgs win 13-2 over Black River Falls.

Black River Falls Wis Ken Herlitzka la Crosse Newburgs Herlitzka Newburgs Melrose Copeland Park Bob Blencoe Jim Henley la Crosse Wes Harding Harding Ransomlf Lerum Hayden Towsen Peterson Parizek Adams Worden Ross Ohrmundt Ernst Konkol Za Crosse S. Mills Tovsen Larkin RBI Wingers Henley Severson Swe Turck

Major League Leaders Baseball Statistics Summary

National and American league leaders are listed by batting and pitching figures. Key names include Moon and Aaron leading batting averages, Cepeda and Aaron for RBIs, Wills and Clemente toping hits, Cepeda and Robinson driving homers, and pitchers Miller Latman Grant Mossi with perfect records, plus notable totals for runs, doubles, triples, and steals.

Moon Los Angeles Aaron Milwaukee Wills Bolling Mays San Francisco Boyer St. Louis Cepeda Clemente Pittsburgh Coleman Cincinnati Zimmer Chicago F. Alou Virdon Altman Stuart Robinson Steven Bases—Pinson Miller Buffalo

Pirates Rally Past Braves as Burdette Ejected in Seven

Pittsburgh pounded Lew Burdette and Milwaukee 8 to 2 in seven innings before rain halted play. Frank Thomas and Joe Torre drove in three runs apiece for the Pirates, who moved ahead of Milwaukee in the standings while Burdette argued with umpire Bill Jackowski and was ejected after a disputed pitch to Roberto Clemente.

Burdette Milwaukee Lew Burdette Pittsburgh Pirates Bill Jackowski Roberto Clemente Charlie Dressen Joe Torre UPI Bucs Braves Warren Spahn Jackowski Clemente Martin Cincinnati Minnesota Twins Billy Martin Philadelphia Dressen Bill Billy Frank Bolling Billy Consolo Vancouver Cicotte Orlando Cepeda Cepeda Ernie Broglio Mike McCormick Julian Javier Ed Fisher George Altman Don Zimmer Cubs Frank Sullivan Glen Hobbie Drabowsky McMahon Pittsburgh RBI Thomas Torre Virdon Groat Burgess Haddix Hoak Stuart Mazeroski Watt ABREH Lan Cf Bolling Great Mathews Aaron Adcock Maz’oski DeMerit Cimoli Drab'sky Taylor McMahon Mantilla Raymond

La Crescent Women Claim Golf Club Winners

La Crescent Minnesota winners in the Women s Golf Club outing include Mrs Frank Mader high score on seven Mrs Jane Krajewski low putts Mrs Edwin Masewicz longest drive on one and Mrs Robert Panke Pine Creek Golf Club door prize A new member is Mrs Terrence Curran Lunch was served by Mrs Edwin Dahlstrom Mrs Lawrence Eden and Mrs Robert Formoe

LA Crescent Minn Frank Mader Jane Krajewski Edwin Masewicz Robert Panke Pine Creek

Carry Back Favored to Win Belmont Stakes Crown

Carry Back appears likely to win the Belmont Stakes marking the horse’s bid to complete the triple crown after the 1 1 2 mile race at Belmont Park. Ambiopoise and Sherluck loom as potential threats with a field including Dr. Miller Bal Musette Hitting Away Flutterby and Guadalcanal. The Belmont is televised on CBS from 3:30 to 4 p.m. EST with post time at 3:50 p.m. EST.

Associated Press New York Carry Back Belmont Park CBS Katherine Price Darling Jess Robert Lehman Ambiorix Garden State Little Florida Brown Son Johnny Sellers Harold Young Jacob Sher Sherluck Ethel D. Jacobs Dr. Miller King Ranch Bal Musette Ogden Phipps Alberta

All America Bowl Signings Add Star Talent

Yale guard Ben Balme and Michigan State halfback Herb Adderly joined four players signed for the first All America Football Bowl in Buffalo. East squad additions include Mississippi standout John Brewer and Michigan State halfback Fred Arbanas. Balme will play for the Philadelphia Eagles, Adderly for the Green Bay Packers, Arbanas for the Dallas Texans.

Buffalo N.Y Yale Ben Balme Michigan Herb Adderly Adderly Balme Mississippi John Brewer Fred Arbanas Michigan State Philadelphia Eagles Green Bay Packers Arbanas Dallas Texans

Dickinson shoots 63 to lead Memphis Open by three

Gardner Dickinson tops the field with a 63 at Colonial Country Club to lead by three over Don Whitt in the Memphis Open. Tommy Bolt and others sit at 66 while Gary Player and Arnold Palmer skip the event due to Canada Cup conflicts.

Memphis Gardner Dickinson Dickinson Jay Hebert Don Whitt Tommy Bolt Colonial Country Club Gary Player Arnold Palmer Jay Player Palmer Bob Rosburg PGA Players’ Committee Cary Middlecoff

Minor League Baseball Scores Across Leagues

Results from the International League American Association Pacific Coast League Three I League Northern League and boxing cards include Jersey City over Charleston 7 6 Syracuse over Buffalo 10 3 Columbus over Richmond 3 2 Houston over Louisville 2 1 in 12 innings and several other city matchups plus boxing wins by Clay Garcia Elias in Spokane Los Angeles and Oakland bouts.

Jersey City Charleston Syracuse Buffalo Columbus Richmond Houston Louisville Omaha Indianapolis Eau Claire Winnipeg Grand Forks Spokane Wash von Clay Philadelphia Kirk Bar‘Tow Los Angeles Eddie Garcia Denver Marvin Carter el Paso Oakland Aus Manuel Elias Phoenix Ariz Jimmy Abeyta

Baseball Standings And Schedule From The American League

The American League standings show Detroit Cleveland New York Baltimore Washington Kansas City Minnesota Boston Los Angeles Chicago with records ranging from 29 to 16 wins. Friday and weekend schedules list multiple matchups including Minnesota at Detroit and New York at Chicago with several rain delayed and N games noted.

G.B Detroit Minnesota New York Chicago Baltimore Boston Los Angeles Cleveland Kansas City Washington National League Cincinnati San Francisco Pittsburgh Milwaukee St. Louis Philadelphia

Schallers Topple Skogens IGA in Class B Make-Up

Schaller's wins 26 to 10 Thursday night at Houska Park in a Class 8 12 inch makeup game. Avery homered for the victors. Final line shows Schaller's 720 31(10) 3-26 17 3 Skogen's IGA 006 2020-10 8 8 Hoff and D Johnson, Jorgen son and Melby.

Schaller Skogen IGA Houska Park Avery Hoff D. Johnson Jorgenson Melby

Pirates Edge Braves as Haddix Shuts Out Late

Harvey Haddix of the Pirates allowed eight hits but fanned seven and blanked the Braves over the last six innings in an 8-2 victory shortened to seven innings by rain. Gene Woodling of the Senators delivered a two run double as pinch hitter in the ninth for a 3-2 win over the Angels.

Associated Press Milwaukee Braves Charlie Dressen Umps Pittsburgh Pirates Pirates Harvey Haddix Gene Woodling Senators Angels

No-Hit Performance Sparks Oshkosh in Wisconsin Tourney

Oshkosh pitcher Glen Miller struck out 16 in a seven inning 5-0 win over Rice Lake to start the Wisconsin High School Baseball Tournament. Wausau’s Gary Jaecks fanned 12 Watertown batters in a 5-3 victory. Eau Claire Central routed Baraboo 14-8 as Steve Krahm drove in six with a bases loaded double and a bases loaded triple. Madison Central outlasted Gresham 8-7 in 13 innings. Oshkosh meets Wausau at 7 p.m. following Eau Claire Central’s 5:30 p.m. game.

EAU Claire Glen Miller Oshkosh Rice Lake Wausau Gary Jaeoks Waterstown Steve Krahm Baraboo Madison Central Gresham Eau Claire Central Miller Rice Lake J Jaecks Watertown Dennis Turke Krahm

Marquette to Host Final CCC Track Meet at Milwaukees War Memorial

The Central Collegiate Conference track and field championships will be held at Marquette University’s stadium for the last time this Saturday. Kansas aims to defend its five consecutive CCC titles, facing 25 schools in the 36th annual event with finals in discus, javelin, and broad jump set for the afternoon and remaining events at night. Marquette will drop track and football due to financial losses, while basketball remains strong. Kansas seeks a sixth CCC title, with stiff competition expected from Western Michigan Notre Dame Drake and others.

Milwaukee Marquette University Warriors Kansas CCC Marquette Les Ilinois Jayhawks Western Michigan Notre Dame Drake

La Crescent Junior Legion Holds Practice for Candidates

La Crescent Minnesota June 5 6 30 p m La Crescent Junior Legion baseball team will hold a practice session for candidates at the ball diamond according to Dallas Ames manager

LA Crescent Minn la Crescent Junior Legion Ball Diamond Dallas Ames

Snead Sparks U S Lead as Canada Cup Opens

Sam Snead fired a 67 to put the United States ahead in the Canada Cup at Dorado Beach Puerto Rico as Ben Arda of the Philippines drew heavy chatter. Arda's 69 came after a heart condition update from home while Celestine Tugot added a 76 lifting the Philippines to fourth with 145. The Australians Thomson and Nagle stood second with 143, Wales third at 144, and Egypt Argentina Colombia tied at 146.

Dorado Beach Puerto Rico Sam Snead United States Ben Arda Philippines Arda al Balding Canada Peter Thomson Australia Snead Celestine Tugot Jimmy Demaret Dublin

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