Giants Triumph as Mays Hits Three Homers in 6-4 Win
Willie Mays belted three homers to power the San Francisco Giants past the St. Louis Cardinals 6-4. The outfielder widened his early-season slump into a notable breakout, lifting the Giants to end Cardinals' five-game run and tighten the National League pennant race.
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Blackhawk Hosts West Central Archery Shoot
Blackhawk Bowhunters hosted the West Central Field Archery League shoot. Trophies went to first place and medals to runners up. La Crosse placers include Chuck Snyder and Jim Keim among others with multiple divisions. Next event at Wi nona on June 16.
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Baseball Standings And Results From A Busy Weekend
National League standings show San Francisco atop with 31 wins and St. Louis close behind. Results include New York and Pittsburgh playing to 11 innings, and Cincinnati beating Los Angeles 5 2. American League list features New York leading with 26 wins and Baltimore trailing. several daily games noted with Kansas City, Chicago, and Detroit among participants.
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Braves Lose In 17 Innings As Lemaster Struggles At Bat
Denny Lemaster pitched seven hits and 10 strikeouts in 13 innings before being ejected for remarks as Milwaukee drops a 3-1 decision to the Houston Colts in 17 innings at County Stadium. The Braves' offense remains inept with only one run scored across three losses.
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Pushers and Tranees Triumph in Trane Loop Softball
The Pencil Pushers edged the Misfits 14-11 at Trane South while the Tranees routed the Cel lar Dwellers 22-14 at Memorial East in Trane Co. Plant League games. Kersha hit a grand slam for the Pushers and Kelly hit two four-baggers for the Tranees. The Pushers stand 3-2 and Trance 2-3, with Powell Park games postponed due to wet grounds.
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Onalaska Defeats Black River Falls 7-3 in Season Opener
Onalaska started the season with a 7-3 victory over Black River Falls in the Western Wisconsin Baseball League. Pitcher George Van Voorhis pitched three solid hits allowed, while Hal Tust Paul Daffison and Bill Pohl each had two hits and Clint Waller hit a triple. Onalaska will face Bangor on Thursday.
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Pastrano Defeats Johnson For Light Heavy Title Fight
In Las Vegas Willis Pastrano 174 from Miami outpointed Harold Johnson 17242 of Philadelphia over 15 rounds for the world light heavyweight title. In Cleveland Irving Thatch 155 of Denver outpointed Sonny Hill 160 of Cleveland in 10 rounds. In Manila Flash Elorde 1342 of the Philippines knocked out Tsunetomi Miyamoto 134 of Japan in 9 rounds to retain the Orient lightweight title.
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Angels Rout Orioles and Tigers Edge Twins in AL action
Albie Pearson led the Angels with a homer and two singles as Los Angeles swept Baltimore 8-2. Detroit beat Minnesota 7-6 on Rocky Colavito's ninth inning single and a Kaline homer, while Cleveland and Chicago won as well in a varied AL results day.
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Junior Two-Some Sprints to Narrow Victory
From the sports bow segment, Red Dot Defenders posted 240 196 215 totaling 651 while Pussy Footers reached 250 250 250 for 750 and Wonder Winners 276 267 264 for 807. High scores: D Berger 394 and 161 for high single.
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La Crosse Winnebagoes Practice at Memorial North
The La Crosse Winnebagoes hold a practice session at Memorial North on Wednesday at 6 p.m. Local players and fans are invited to observe and participate in drills and scrimmages.
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Redmen Lose 4-0 On Westby No-Hitter
Vern Geishert hurled a no hitter as Richland Center blanked Gale Ettrick 4-0 to win the Westby WIAA Sectional baseball tourney. The Hornets advance to the State Meet at Oshkosh Sawyer Field with eight sectional winners.
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Former Yale Football Star Dies At Age 63
Century Milstead, All America tackle on Yale's 1923 unbeaten team, died Sunday in Pleasantville at age 63, apparently from a coronary attack.
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