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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1957

Page

3

Braves Blank Pirates 5-0 as Spahn Hurls 39th Shutout

Milwaukee ace Warren Spahn pitched a seven hitter for his 39th career shutout and sixth win, backed by Joe Adcock's two doubles and three run-scoring plays. Adcock and Logan sparked two decisive innings as the Braves rose to within two games of the NL lead.

Pittsburgh Milwaukee Braves Warren Spahn Pittsburgh Pirates Braves Joe Adcock Johnny Logan Danny O'Connell Cincinnati Redlegs Spahn Pirates

Harvie Ward Barred From Amateur Status By USGA

National amateur champion Harvie Ward was suspended for a year by the USGA for violating amateur rules. Ward, 31, cannot defend his Brookline title in September and will miss the upcoming defense while appealing for reinstatement. He faced expenses accepted for tournaments dating back to 1952 and was placed on probation through May 6, 1958. Ward will compete in the U S Open at Toledo next week.

Chicago Harvie Ward U.S. Golf Assn Brookline Mass Sareevalleys Ward Toledo Ohio Joseph Dey U.S.G.A Fort Worth Tex Dey Eddie Lowery San Francisco Lowery USGA U. S

Major League Leaders Oddities From Early Baseball Notes

The clipping lists baseball leaders in batting pitching and fielding with names like Musial Louis Mantle Sievers and Mays. It mentions teams such as New York Chicago Brooklyn and Philadelphia and notes stats like runs home runs and stolen bases though the figures are garbled. The piece resembles a standings summary from an Associated Press wire with scattered names and numbers.

Bate Modges Brook Robinson Ciercianeti Aaron Temple Cincinnati Rune Musial J. Louis Milwaukee Hite Schoendienmn New York Roedingen Louis Doubies Musial St. Leo Medees Brocklyn Tempie Ranford Philadelphia Corvedere Brooklyn Drett Chicago Niemen Baltimore McDougeld Menzie Wiihama beses-Landis Mincas Trucksanses Shanta Bee York Bun- Ping Detroit

Major League Stars Shine In Pitching And Hitting Night

Jack Ganford struck out 12 and allowed three hits as his team defeated Cube 1-0 for his seventh win. Hal Smith batted 4-for-4 with a home run and two doubles in the Athletics’ 6-3 victory over Red Son.

Jack Ganford Phillie Pookie Hal Smith Athletics Red Son

Fullmer Retreats To Win Unanimous Decision Over Jones

Gene Fullmer outboxed Ralph Jones in Chicago Stadium to regain momentum after losing the title to Sugar Ray Robinson. Fullmer, 161, used a retreating tactics late to edge Jones 49-46 48-43 49-44 on the scoring, with AP calling 46-45 for Fullmer in a nationally televised 10 round bout. The win drew 2,679 fans.

Chicago Gene Fullmer Ralph Tiger) Jones Chicago Stadium Fullmer Sugar Ray Robinson Joey White Howard Walsh Frank Clark Associated Press

Duluth-Superior rookie clocks no hit relief in 14-0 win

Duluth-Superior rookie Joe Hoerner entered in the second inning against Winnipeg and pitched a no hitter in relief as the team routed Winnipeg 14 to 0. Hoerner struck out four and walked three in his rookie outing, aiding a club that collected 17 hits. Don Mincher drove in five runs. In other games Fargo-Moorhead led Eau Claire 8-1 and Grand Forks beat St. Cloud 9-8 with seven unearned runs in the sixth. Wausau at Aberdeen postponed by rain.

Associated Press Joe Hoerner Duluth-Superior Hall of Fame Hoerner Winnipeg al McKinney Dubuque Iowa McKinney Fargo - Moorhead Eau Disire Grand Forks St. Cloud Wausau Aberdeen Duluth - Superior Don Mincher Dick Sorde Rox Fargo-Moorhead Eau Claire Cloud Weasey Brooklyn Roger Craig Milwaukee Pittsburgh St. Louis New York Giants Chicago White Sox Baltimore New York Detroit Tigers Cleveland Washington del Ennis Curt Barclay Larry Jackson Lloyd Merritt Tito Francona Jack Harshman George Zuverink Orioles Don Larsen Frank Bolling Jim Bunnings Mickey Mantle Yankees Fanning Senators Tribe Hal Smith Gus Zernial Milt Graff A's Willard Nixon Wally Burnette

Wiffi Smith Tops Ladies PGA Field

Wiffi Smith led the Ladies PGA championship entering the third round with a four stroke edge after a 68 course record and 71 for 139. Louise Suggs trailed by two, while Marlene Bauer Hagge and Joyce Ziske were at 144. Kathy Cornelius also played a key round as part of the national charity table.

Pittsburgh Wiffi Smith Miss Smith Wiffs Louise Suggs Churchill Valley Miss Suggs Marlene Bauer Hagge Joyce Ziske Waterford Wis Patty Berg Alice Bauer Marlene

Major League Standings and Weekend Schedule Summary

Baseball standings list teams in the National and American Leagues with wins losses. Schedules show matchups and times for Saturday, Sunday, and Monday, plus a local bowling note about Charlotte Chase and Marion Neiger rolling a 202 game each for a 518 series.

Charlotte Chase Marion Neiger Erie

Quality Top Classic Team Tops 12inch League

Quality Top Classic Team moves to first in the 12inch Classic League by trimming Trane Co 144 as Raymond Bros suffers a second straight defeat to Wiggett Bros. John Peterson Don Hawkins each two hits with Hawkins and Warner homering in a four run sixth.

Quality Lumber and Coal Trane Co Raymond Bros Wiggert Bros Quality Ronnie Barnes Rolf Syneground John Peterson Don Hawkins Hawkins Jim Warner Trane Svoboda Johnson Larson Trane's Wiggett Raymond

Jackie Robinson Receives Honorary Law Degree at Howard

Jackie Robinson the first Negro to play major league baseball was awarded an honorary doctor of laws from Howard University on Friday. The former Brooklyn great is now working as a personnel executive.

Jackie Robinson Howard University Brooklyn

Urge Boys To Sign Up For Baseball

Registration for the City Recreation youth baseball program is on Monday June 10 at Memorial Field and Copeland Park per Eugene Fry director. South of Jackson report 1 pm to Bill Leonard and Don Wolf. north of Jackson to Orv Brault and Bob Gowland. Pony League to Bob Schroeder and Bill Provine at Memorial Field northwest diamond. North Side to Copeland Park at 4 pm. Eligible ages: under 13 by June 1 1957 for Little League and under 15 by the same date for Pony League.

City Recreation Department Memorial Field Copeland Park Eugene Fry Jackson Street Bill Leonard Don Wolf Orv Brault Bob Gowland Bob Schroeder Bill Provine Northwest North Side

Nipp Signs With Washington Team

Maury Nipp a 27 year old former Philadelphia Eagles guard signed to play with the Washington Redskins in the NFL. He was one of two free agents hired by Washington joining John Howle ex Texas Western end who attended summer camp with the Steelers last year.

Washington Maury Nipp Philadelphia Eagles Washington Redskins Nipp Redskins John Howle Texas Pi Steelers

Sanford Shuts Out Cubs For Phillies Sixth Win

Jack Sanford improved to 7-1 with a 13 strikeouts over three hits, delivering a 10-0 victory. The Phillies moved within a half game of first as Chicago fell behind in the standings amid a busy scoring day across the league.

Sanford Chicago Cubs Phillies Cincinnati Redlegs

Braves Seek Frank Thomas in Ongoing Trade Talks

Milwaukee general manager John Quinn pursued Pirates right handed power outfielder Frank Thomas with cash and players but failed to finalize a deal. Thomas batted .339 with 24 RBIs as the Pirates led the lineup, while Milwaukee eyed replacements for Bobby Thomson and awaited John DeMerit joining soon.

Pittsburgh John Quinn Milwaukee Braves Frank Thomas Pittsburgh Pirates Thomas Pirates Milwaukee Pirate Bobby Bragan del Crandall Quinn Giants Red Schoendienst New Yorkers Braves de Ennis St. Louis Cardinals Ray Crone Gene Conley Bobby Thomson Chuck Tanner Thomson Andy Pafko

NBA Applies Pressure To Archie Moore

The NBA orders Archie Moore to defend the light heavyweight title in a U S bout by July 7 or forfeit. President Floyd Stevens says Moore is suspended unless he fights the Anthony Spieser winner in the United States, not Europe. Moore had delayed a Detroit date and threatened legal action amid the dispute.

Detroit National Boxing Assn Archie Moore United States NBA Floyd Stevens Moore U. S Tony Anthony New York Germany Stevens Anthony Chuck Spieser Spieser Anthony Spieser Europe

Olson and Below tie for medalist in Wisconsin Elks golf

Pro Bob Below of Neenah and Lloyd Olson of Manitowoc tied for medalist honors with 73s in the Wisconsin Elks Association Golf Tournament. Olson won the professional division and led the senior over 50 group. Beloit captured the team title with 400, Fond du Lac second at 402, Madison third at 407.

Fond DU Lac Bob Below Neenah Lloyd Olson Manitowoc Wisconsin Elks Assn

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