Mays Homers Three Times To Lift Giants Over Cardinals
Willie Mays powered the Giants with three home runs in a 6-4 win over St. Louis in San Francisco. The performance followed a slump and boosted his batting average while snapping the Cardinals’ five-game streak and keeping the Giants two games ahead in the standings.
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Braves lose in 17 as Lemaster held to three runs support
Milwaukee starter Denny Lemaster exits in the 13th after an argument with plate umpire Bill Jackowski as Houston nips the Braves 3-1 in 17 innings. Lemaster fanned 10, allowed seven hits, and owns a 2-3 record with a 1.32 ERA.
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Blackhawk Hosts Archery Shoot With Notable Placings
Blackhawk Bowhunters welcomed the West Central Field Archery League shoot Sunday. Trophies went to first place and medals to runners up. La Crosse competitors led the results in multiple divisions including Men’s Champion Chuck Snyder and Women’s Expert Nancy Weiss.
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Baseball standings and game notes from a chaotic box score
Houston and Milwaukee split a late inning contest as Warwick and Campbell drove in runs. Woody Woodeshick earned the win, Piche took the loss, with Lemaster and Schneider mixing in on pitching. In the American League, New York leads the standings with Baltimore and Chicago in pursuit as several results reshape the race.
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Pushers Win in Trane Loop Softball Doubleheader
The Pencil Pushers defeated the Misfits 14-11 at Trane South while the Tranees beat the Cel lar Dwellers 22-14 at Memorial East in Trane Co. Plant League games Sunday. Kersha hit a grand slam for the Pushers and Kelly homered twice for the Tranees. The Pushers stand 3-2 and the Tranees 2-3 as Powell Park games were postponed due to wet grounds.
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Onalaska Tops Black River Falls 7-3 in WI baseball opener
Onalaska opened the season with a 7-3 victory over Black River Falls in the Western Wisconsin Baseball League. George Van Voorhis allowed three hits in a steady three inning performance, as Hal Tust Paul Daffison and Bill Pohl each had two hits and Clint Waller tripled. Onalaska next travels to Bangor Thursday night.
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Pastrano and Thatch Earn Wins in Boxing Titles
In Las Vegas Willis Pastrano defeated Harold Johnson on points for the world light heavyweight title claim while Irving Thatch outpointed Sonny Hill in Cleveland. In Manila Flash Elorde stopped Tsunetomi Miyamoto to retain the Orient lightweight belt.
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Angels Rout Orioles 8-2 as Pearson Leads Big Night
Albie Pearson sparked the Angels to an 8-2 win over the Orioles, driving in three and scoring twice while Lee Thomas hit a homer and two RBIs. Cleveland swept the Yankees in two, with Kralick and McDowell tossing two-hitter gems and Adcock's three-run shot powering the Indians.
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La Crosse Winnebagoes Hold Memorial North Practice
The La Crosse Winnebagoes will hold a Memorial North practice session on Wednesday at 6 p.m., aiming to sharpen lineup and team coordination ahead of upcoming games.
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Redmen Beaten on 4-0 No-Hitter in Westby Sectional
Vern Geishert pitched a no hit game as Richland Center defeated Gale Ettrick 4-0 at the Westby WIAA Sectional baseball tourney. The Hornets advance to the State Meet at Sawyer Field in Oshkosh with seven other section winners from 32 teams.
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Twins and Tigers clash in midseason baseball action
Detroit and Minnesota pitchers faced off as Kaline Colavito and Killebrew homered. Low offense produced a 6 1 Detroit loss to Minnesota with key hits by Wood Rollins and Allison. Local state tourney results and pairings follow, highlighting Eau Claire Memorial and Oshkosh.
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Ha Crosse Crilune Monday June 3 1963
Delivery report notes arrival on RFD June 4 with a punctual Monday schedule and no further details provided about the event or recipients.
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Former Yale Football Star Dies At Age 63
Pleasantville New York AP reports Century Milstead All America tackle on Yale 1923 undefeated team died Sunday at 63 from a coronary attack.
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