Slaughter Tops Braves as Cubs Win in 11th
Slaughter pitched six hits allowed in a 5-2 victory over the Milwaukee Braves his second win in a week and first major league complete game The Cubs also beat the Mets 2-0 with Joe Amalfitano driving in two runs elsewhere San Francisco edged Philadelphia in 11 innings Pittsburgh beat Houston Cincinnati topped St Louis and Los Angeles lost to New York as Billy Williams raised his batting average to .413.
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Geary Hurls No-Hitter For Klein's 9
Mike Geary pitched a no hitter for Klein and Son in a 14-0 Classic League win over Clark Super 100 at Trane South. Geary struck out eight and walked six, with teammate Dick Ghelfi homering. Other Classic games saw Syl's Place shut out Stellick's National Oil 4-0 on a two hitter, and Maple Grove Country Club rally for 10-7 vs Katz Co led by Robertson's ninth inning grand slam.
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la Crosse Aquinas High
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National Oil
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Judge Rules Williams Must Stand Trial
Milwaukee AP says County Judge Elliot Walstead ruled Billy Williams Chicago Cubs outfielder must stand trial in a paternity action brought by Milwaukee divorcee Darlene Kinsey. Kinsey claims Williams stayed with her in a Milwaukee hotel May 4, 1963 and she gave birth January 20. Dorsey, Williams attorney, demanded blood tests and a jury trial.
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Billy Williams
Chicago Cubs
Milwaukee
Darlene Kinsey
Williams
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Bailey's wife gives birth to fourth son James Carr
Mrs. Ed Bailey wife of Milwaukee Braves catcher delivered a 7 pound 2 ounce son Friday night at West Allis Memorial Hospital The baby named James Carr is the Baileys fourth son in the family
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Ed Bailey
Milwaukee Braves
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Summer Youth Baseball Program Opens June 8
The Park and Recreation Department begins registration Monday June 8 at Memorial Copeland Longfellow and Erickson diamonds. Youths 9 to 15 may register with instruction first week then nine weeks of games. See schedule by age and field with assigned times and positions.
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Thhe City Hall
Erickson
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Fennimore Beats Soldiers Grove 10-8 in Regional Clash
In Fennimore Wisconsin Sauk Prairie routed Darling ton 17-0 while Fennimore eliminated Soldiers Grove 10-8 in the WIAA sectional tournament. Fennimore tallied seven runs in the first inning to take control. Grove had eight hits led by Thoftne and Anderson.
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Sauk Prairie
Darlington
Soldiers Grove
Oshkosh
Grovers
Bill Thoftne
Anderson
Grove
S. Grove
J. Thoftne
Davidson
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Rumler
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Foehr Named SF Parks Superintendent Born in City Park
Frank Foehr becomes San Francisco parks superintendent after being born in a city park. His parents lived in an Army tent in Hamilton Square Park during the 1906 earthquake and fire refugees period.
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San Francisco
Frank Foehr
Hamilton Square Park
Beloit Leads State Golf Meet After First Round
Beloit holds a one stroke team lead at the Wisconsin high school tournament paced by Paul Lemm who posted 73 on the Appleton course. Mark Bemowski of Menomonee Falls shot 72 to take individual honors while Janesville and Richland Center trail in close contention with Merrill and Waukesha.
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Beloit
Paul Lemm
Appleton Municipal
Merrill
Waukesha
Lemm
Mark Bemowski
Menomonee Falls
Janesville
Bob Burnham
Richland Center
Whitefish Bay
Greendale
Bemowski
Rich Weil
Dick Martin
Chuck Davies
George Geise
Jerry Rock
River Valley
Don Falstad
Rice Lake
Jim Kioski
Bob Hillman
Gene Frank
Burlington
Charles Voy
Horicon
Boxing Results Roster From Multi City Card
New York Frankie Narvaez 135 faced Johnny Bizzarro 132 in New York with no decision. Melbourne Billy Brown 113 tied Ghana Bob Allotey 113 in Australia. Vienna Harry Scott Britain and Dante Pelaez Peru drew with light weights listed as unavailable.
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Oumpetes
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Erie
Melbourne
Australia
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Philippines
Bob Allotey
Ghana
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Vienna
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Peru
Sparta Coach Resigns for Alpena Post
Hugh Blank resigns as Sparta High School head basketball coach and history teacher to coach basketball and football and teach history at Alpena High School Michigan. He previously worked for the City Recreation Department and is replaced as head lifeguard by Douglas Schroeder who also takes over as water safety chairman for the Sparta Red Cross Chapter and will teach swimming and life saving.
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Hugh Blank
Sparta High School
Alpena
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City ‘Recreation Department
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Schroeder
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Major League Leaders In Batting And Pitching
The top performers include Williams Chicago and Clemente Pittsburgh leading batting. Mays San Francisco tops runs batted in while Koufax and Drysdale headline strikeouts. Houston at Pittsburgh game postponed due to wet grounds.
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Houston
Pittsburgh
Versalles hits pair as Twins rout Orioles 11 5
Lee Stange earned his second win as Minnesota erupted for 11 runs against Baltimore. Versalles and Hall homered twice, Allison added extra base work, and Oliva collected three hits to lift the Twins past the Orioles 11 to 5, threatening Baltimore’s AL lead.
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Tony Oliva
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North Branch Wins Minnesota High School Golf Team Title
North Branch captured the team crown in the Minnesota high school golf tournament at the University course. Jim Jaros of Minneapolis Edison won the individual title with 74 76 150, edging Ray Sauer of Walker by two strokes. Other top finishers included Hank Bonde Detroit Lakes Tom Dickie Rochester co champion last year Bill Blenker Albany Pat Antrim Breckenridge and Gary Pratt Austin. Dennis Biancone Hibbing shot a hole in one in round two.
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Minneapolis Edison
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Gary Pratt
Austin
Steve Johnson
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Dennis Johnson
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Foyt Heads Rex Mays Classic Field
A. J. Foyt of Houston leads a field of top drivers including Rodger Ward and Bobby Marshman for the Rex Mays Memorial 100 mile Classic at State Fair Park Milwaukee. Practice today, 20 fastest qualify, non qualifiers run 20 miles. Ward holds the 100 miler record, last year winner with 100.561 mph and 103.890 mph in 1961. USAC tightens pre race rules following Indy 500 fatalities.
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A. J. Foyt
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Rex Mays
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Rodger Ward
Indianapolis
Bobby Marshman
Pottstown
Ward
United States Auto Club
Baseball Slate Set For Onalaska Youths
Onalaska Recreational baseball schedule for June 8 to 12 at Evert Field lists team practices and games by day. Monday features Phillies Cards and Phillies-Cards game. other days include Mets Dodgers game, Braves Giants, Tigers Yanks, and Orioles Indians matchups with Pony and Little League tryouts on Tuesday.
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Evert Field
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Mele apologizes for beanball threat as Twins beat Orioles
Sam Mele apologized for a beanball threat to Orioles pitcher Steve Barber before Minnesota won 11-5 in Baltimore. Mele said he was mad at the time but should not have spoken, while Detroit manager Chuck Dressen faced a sixth straight loss and questions over a quote of confidence from owner John Fetzer.
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Chuck Dressen
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Baltimore
Steve Barber
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Tony Oliva
Barber
Dressen
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Rapids Stop Gale-Ettrick Bid For State
Tomah Wisconsin Rapids halted Gale-Ettrick in a 6 2 sectional final as Eric Sydanman tossed a three hit game with 16 strikeouts. Sydanmaa chose not to play at state golf to join the Rapids in baseball as Dick and Truax worked four innings each.
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Ken Truax
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Stellrecht
Campanella Weds Roxie Jaynes Coles in Manhattan Ceremony
Roy Campanella, 42, former Brooklyn Dodger catcher, married a woman living in the apartment next to his. The ceremony took place May 8 in his Manhattan apartment with Roxie Jaynes Coles.
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Roy Campanella
Brooklyn Dodger
Roxie Jaynes Coles
Manhattan
Women golfers crown winners at Maple Grove meets
Reports show winners from Maple Grove events on May 26 and June 2. Hazel Ripplinger made the longest putt on hole 12 in the 18 hole May 26 round. Elsie Swennes won the nine hole longest putt honor, while Bina Zirbes had the most putts among nine hole players. Jeanne Miller led in most putts for 18 hole play on June 2, with Kathleen Linder Lenore Runge and Elsie Swennes also posting high putt totals for nine hole players.
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Hazel Ripplinger
Elsie Swennes
Bina Zirbes
Jeanne Miller
Bing
Bango
Bungo
Kathleen Linder
Lenore Runge
La Crosse-Jackson Softball Loop Opens Schedule
Opening games in the La Crosse Jackson softball loop are set for Monday June 8 per league secretary Andy Olson. Monday matchups include Bangor at Mindoro Chip's Bar at Ike's Bar and Curve Inn at Four Corners with games scheduled on Mondays and Fridays.
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Andy Olson
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Four Corners
Szilagyi Leads Dunfield Toward State Tennis Title
Defending champion Menasha tops team standings at the Wisconsin high school state tennis tournament as top seed Mickey Szilagyi of Nicolet advances to the semifinals without a loss. Menasha also places Vanderhyden Kenney and the Kringel Conway doubles squad into the semis amid tight team scoring led by Nicolet and Kenosha.
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Dean Drescher
Beaver Dam
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Bill Kringel
Barry Conway
Vanderhyden
Kenney
Pete Kramer
Manitowoc
Kramer
Kenosha
Waukesha
Wauwatosa East
Milwaukee Washington
Rhinelander
Baseball Standings and Weekend Results Summary
The standings show Philadelphia, San Francisco and Pittsburgh leading their divisions with Chicago Milwaukee and Los Angeles close behind. Weekend results include San Francisco 5 Philadelphia 3 in 11 innings, Pittsburgh 4 Houston 3, New York 8 Los Angeles 0, Chicago 5 Milwaukee 2, and Cincinnati 5 St. Louis 4 with several matchups scheduled or listed for Sunday and Monday.
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