Hotchkiss Pitches Three Hit Shutout For Gladstone Team
Hotchkiss tossed a three hit shutout as Gladstone blanked Kabat's Tavern 5-0 at Houska to notch win number five. Kabat's slips to 6-2. Lenser allowed 10 hits for Kabats. Chuck's U-Bar remained unbeaten, routing Top Hat 13-7.
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Hotchkiss
Gladstone
Kabat’s Tavern
Houska
Kabat
M. Lenser
Kabats
Chuck
U-Bar
Boma
Chuck’s
Slater
Knutson
Ray
All-Star Baseball Ballot Deadline Noted in La Crosse Tribune
Ballots must be addressed to All-Star Poll Editor Sports Department La Crosse Tribune and arrive by midnight Friday June 22. Incomplete ballots will not be tabulated.
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la Crosse Tribune
Miksis, Moryn drive Pirates over Cubs in scoreful tilt
Pittsburgh builds early lead to beat Chicago 5 to 2 as Miksis and Moryn drive runs. Walls plates two, Virdon and Clemente contribute RBI hits. Rays and McMahan share mound duties with Rush earning the win in 2 2/3 innings.
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Clemente
RBI
Walls
Moryn
Miksis
Banks
Baker
Virdon
King
S—Baker
Landrith
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Rush
Munger
So—Face
McMahan
Ho—Face
Rer—Face
Forles
W—Rush
U—Crawford
Ballanfant
Gore
Jackowski
Bobo Olson Refuses to Retire Pending Medical Tests
Former middleweight champion Bobo Olson, based in San Francisco, declares he has no plan to retire but will wait on medical tests before making a final decision about his boxing career.
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San Francisco
Bobo Olson
Recreation Softball Friday Schedule Matches Classic League
June 5 at West Ave and Ward Ave featured Raymond Bros against Village Shopping Center at 7 00 p m Trane Co versus Pepsi Cola at 8 15 p m at Trane Park Wettstein s TV versus Vic Zahn Sheet Metal Ward Ave Quality Lumber and Coal versus Wiggert Bros presented as a local league lineup with times and venues.
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West Ave
Raymond Bros
Village Shopping Center
Trane Co
Pepsi-Cola
Trane Park
Wettstein's TV
Vic Zahn
Track Manager Announces Rule Change at Local Speedbowl
North La Crosse Speed Bowl manager Lyle Tennison said only objection raised at the track has been resolved. Management ruled out oversized pistons for stock cars after a Winona drivers meeting. About 9 cars from Winona are set for Sunday's race, with 20 expected from La Crosse area and 30 from La Crosse in coming weeks.
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Lyle (Corky) Tennison
North la Crosse
Winona
Tennison
Rochester
Southern Minnesota Racing Association
Bud Kuchina
la Crosse
Kenry Tennison
Buhl Shuts Down Dodgers 4-1 In Milwaukee Win
Braves beat Brooklyn 4-1 as Bob Buhl limits the Dodgers to four hits and adds a two run double. Del Crandall hits his ninth homer, Johnny Logan Wes Covington and Joe Adcock collect two hits each. Milwaukee capitalizes on Erskine’s early exit to move within two games of first.
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Brooklyn Gilliam
Reese
Snider
Jackson
Hodges
Campanella
Furillo
Neal
Erskine
Lehman
Amoros Roebuck
Dittmer
O'Connell
Logan
Mathews
Aaron
Rf Covington
Thomson
Bruton
Adcock
Crandall
Buhl
Brooklyn
Milwaukee
RBI
Gilliam
Eal
Roebuck
Ho—Erskine
Rer—Erskine
W— Buhl
L—Erskine
U — Landes
A— Goetz
Dascoll
Secory
Milwaukee Braves
Brooklyn Dodgers
Bob Buhl
Nhine
Dodgers
Braves
Pirates
del Crandall
Johnny Logan
Wes Covington
Joe Adcock
Eddie Mathews
Henry Aaron
Carl Erskine
Giants
Covington
Joe
Roy Campanella
Charley Neal
Junior Gilliam
Ray Crone
al Worthington
New York
Berra Breaks Open Series With Three Homers
Yogi Berra led the Yankees with six hits in nine at bats and four homers in the series against the A's, driving in five and scoring six as New York won 9-1. Mantle’s shift limited him to four hits in 11 trips, dropping his average. Boudreau faces the challenge of countering Berra.
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Trane Park
Vogue Tavern
Square Deal
Wilhelm
Vogue
Delaney
Swan
Halmrast
Dayton
Fleukiger
Hickey
Gib
Ruby’s
Amber Inn
West Avenue
Lachman
Shuda
Marcou
Violette
Hohlfeld
Kansas City
Lou Boudreau
Mickey Mantle
Yogi Berra
Boudreau
Mantle
Mick
A's
Yankee Stadium
Berra
Yankees
Don Jordan Defeats Timmie Jefferson In LA Fight
Los Angeles lightweight action ends with Don Jordan 140 outpointing Timmie Jefferson 143 in a ten round bout. Both fighters from Los Angeles. Jordan advances in local circuit.
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Los Angeles
Don Jordan
Timmie Jefferson
TV Game Change Alters Dodgers Reds Telecast
WKBT TV Channel 8 moved Saturday noon telecast from the Brooklyn Dodgers Cincinnati Redlegs game to the New York Yankees Cleveland Indians contest.
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Wkbt-Tv
Brooklyn Dodgers
Cincinnati Redlegs
New York Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Quality On Entry List For Central Collegiate Meet
Meet at Marquette Stadium draws strong field led by Kansas star Bill Nieder in shot put. Entries include 35 schools with former titlists and NCAA champions, aiming to break recent marks such as Nieder’s 60 feet 3 inches and the javelin record. Other likely record bids involve quarter, half miles, pole vault, high jump, and discus.
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Milwaukee
Kansas Jayhawks
Marquette Stadium
Big Seven
Big Ten
Jayhawks
Bill Nieder
Nieder
Parry O’brien
Les Bitner
Dave Owen
Minnesota
Centrals
Burl Thompson
Dale Yankey
Bitner
Bill Alley
Syracuse
Jake Muehlenthaler
Iowa
Pete Orr
Missouri
Ted Wheeler
Notre Dame
Bernie Allard
Bob Lang
Bob
Souchak Tops Round Robin at New Rochelle and Wyckoff event
M big Mike Souchak predicts Ben Hogan will win the National Open next week. Souchak leads after the opening round of the 15th Round Robin Tournament at Wyckoff in New Rochelle with Bob Rosburg and Gene Littler close behind. He is noted as a strong driver and iron player who dislikes finishing second.
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New Rochelle
Mike Souchak
Ben Hogan
Hogan
Wykagy
Bob Rosburg
Gene
Patterson Favored In Heavyweight Elimination Bout
Floyd Patterson, 21, an 1811 pound six foot contender, is a 2 1 favorite to defeat Tommy Jackson in a 12 round bout moving the winner toward a title fight with light heavyweight champion Archie Moore in September. NBC telecast sets a 9 p m EST with about 10000 in attendance paying around 50000. Each fighter earns 40000 with 20000 each from radio television receipts.
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New York
Floyd Patterson
Tommy
Hurricane) Jackson
Patterson
Jackson
Artchie Moore
Nbc-Tv
Joey Maxim
Newburg9s Meet Grove Team Sunday in Park Clash
Newburg9s Western Wisconsin League showdown with Soldiers Grove Cardinals set for Sunday at Copeland Park at 2 15 p m. Eli Crogan or Bill Hoffland to pitch for Grove with John Stafford catching. Doug Martin and Jim Squier set as La Crosse battery as both teams remain undefeated.
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Soldiers Grove Cardinals
la Crosse Newburg
Wisconsin
Copeland Park
Grovemen
Coon Valley
Eli Crogan
Newburg
Westby
Don
Bill Hoffland
Grove
John Stafford
Doug Martin
Jim Squier
la Crosse Battery
Standings and schedules from major leagues update
The standings show New York leading the American League with 31 wins and Cleveland trailing at 25. Chicago and Boston hover around .500 as Detroit and Baltimore stumble. Schedule notes include nightly games at p.m. and 6 p.m. with box scores. results list Chicago, Baltimore, New York, Boston, Detroit wins and losses. In the National League Cincinnati, St. Louis, Brooklyn and New York vie for position with Milwaukee and Chicago. Friday and weekend games feature matchups such as Philadelphia at Chicago and Brooklyn at Cincinnati, plus American Association results in Indianapolis, Omaha, Wichita, St. Paul and Charleston.
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Cleveland
Baltimore
Chicago White Sox
Washington
Boston
Detroit
Cincinnati
Redlegs
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Brooklyn
Bob
Chicago
Kansas City
Washingto P.m
Hoett
Pascual
P.m
Ditmar
Palica
Roberts
Kaiser
Keuefax
Klippstein
Friend
Dickson
Worthington
Crone
American Association
Indianapolis
Omaha
Wichita
Denver
St. Paul
Charleston
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Earl Howard
James Nelson
Orby Moss
Raymond Knutson
Gary Slabach
Robert Netzer
Leon Rose
Len Beranek
Ed Loomis
Armand Eggen
Bill Lounsbrough
Larry Smith
Ronald Paulson
Darrell Washburn
George Jollivette
Darryl Wright
Ronnie Johnson
James Scott
Alan Wienke
Ronald Buttman
Ken Knutson
Joel Urban
Richard Doolittle
Hoger Nickerson
Phil Nohr
David Smith
Richard Schrader
Art Wienke
Hellerude
Tom Genz
Ardy Aarstad
Ray Sauer
Shemian Hall
Smith
Micksch
McAlear
Glen's
Ed's Tavern
Arttus
Sportsman's Bar
Bk W
McMal
Fondy
Tals Dan H
Floral League
Sports Bowl Alleg Oe
Violets
Pansies
Roses
Gardenias
J. Dellenbach
M. Krueger
J. Strauss
S. Blank
R. Gantha
Santee
Nighthawks
Crows
Sparrows
Bluebirds
Bluejays
Robins
Jaybirds
Canari
E. Allen
Don Gabrielson
A. Stanky
R. Herigstad
O. Hansen
C. Reed
T. Olsen
Infield
Seers Cardinals
Reds
Jaanen
M. Loeffler
Papacek
Lindley
T. Knudson
Vv. Krueger
G. Adams
F. Severson
I. Vetsche
Myrt Loeffler
BOX Braves
Cardinals
Don Mueller
ED Wilks
The
Associated Press
Hank Bauer
A’s
Alex Kellner
Bob Turley
Bob Miller
Smoky Burgess
Cubs
Indians
Birds
Cal McLish
Bob Nieman
Bob Hale
Gus Triandos
Ted Lepcio
Red Sox
al Aber
Tigers
Straight
Harvey Kuenn
Frank Sullivan
Nellie Fox
Dave Philley
Minnie Min
Larry Doby
White Sox
Howie Pollet
Sox
Pete Ramos
Jin
Central Collegiate
Ain ST
Taste of Seagram’s
7 Crown
All America
Seagram
Neon Supply
Neon Supply CO
South Third Street
Lacrosse
Seagram Distillers Company
New York City
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