Nottebart Goes Distance as Braves Top Reds
Kee’s rookie Don Nottebart pitched the complete game to lift the Atlanta Braves to a 3-1 win over the Cincinnati Reds, moving Cincinnati from first to second place in the National League as the Dodgers narrowed the gap.
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Maye, Kasko spark Milwaukee loss to Cincinnati
Milwaukee bats generate 3 runs as Maye and Mathews drive in RBIs. Nottebart earns win for Milwaukee, while Hunt falls to 5-3 as Cincinnati edges out 6 1 in a tense nine inning affair at the ballpark.
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Dodgers Regain National Lead With Comeback Win
Dodgers top Pirates 7 3 as Sandy Koufax improves to 8 2 and gives Los Angeles a half game edge in the NL. Roseboro homered and Willie Davis doubled in the clinching two run frame after a four run second inning surge.
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Dressen Seeks News in Chicago Meeting on Braves
Milwaukee manager Charlie Dressen rushes to Chicago on Friday for a meeting with John McHale amid hopes of changes for the Braves after a 3-1 win over Cincinnati. Trade chatter links Reds’ Gus Bell and Del Crandall, while Red’s GM Bill DeWitt probes Crandall’s arm condition.
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Baseball Standings and Wednesday Results for the American League
The American League standings show Cleveland and Detroit tied at 33 wins. New York 29 wins, Baltimore 25, Boston 23, Kansas City 22, Los Angeles 19, Minnesota 19, Chicago 19. Wednesday results: Los Angeles 4 Baltimore 0, Cleveland 11 Washington 0, New York 5 Minnesota 1, Boston 6 Kansas City 2.
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Defiance Wins 10-9 Over Winona In NAIA Baseball
Defiance of Ohio defeated Winona State 10 to 9 after a 16 inning game to stay undefeated in the NAIA tournament. Ned Ewers fractured his leg and was hospitalized after a seventh inning collision. Defiance faces Omaha University this afternoon while Sacramento State plays Sam Houston at 6 p.m.
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Twins Extend 13th Straight Loss in Record-Like Toll
New York reports Minnesota's Twins suffered a 13th consecutive defeat, adding to historically poor marks as they chase improvements in a draining skid.
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Twins slump deepens as Griffith and Lavagetto plan escape
Calvin Griffith and Cookie Lavagetto arrive for a week off in St Paul to escape the Twins’ 13th straight defeat. Lavagetto takes command from Mele amid doubts on personnel as Minnesota heads to Baltimore for a series. The club again falters in pitching and hitting, extending a record losing streak.
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Softball Tavern League Schedule Highlights
Powell Park hosts Bohemian Hall at 6 30 p.m. and Joe s OK at 7 30 p.m. On Trane Park South 400 Club meets Gien s Bare Copeland John s faces 1 2 3 Club. Trane Co League make up Lueth Park Green Gremlins versus Orioles.
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Snowflake Ski Club BBQ to fund new ski tower
Westby Wisconsin Snowflake Ski Club sponsors a barbecue chicken fry on Sunday June 18 starting at 11 a.m. at the club site of the new ski hill. Proceeds go toward completing the addition to the ski tower.
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Indians Win 6th Straight in M ajor League Swing
The Cleveland Indians extend a nine game streak to lead the American League with an 11-0 win at Washington marked by Jim Grant’s seventh victory on a six hitter. The Tigers prepare for a two night doubleheader as Don Messi and Frank Lary start against Cleveland’s Jim Perry and Wynn Hawkins.
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Minor Leagues Drive Hard Fights Across Circuits
In Pacific Coast League Spokane edged Vancouver 5 4 in 11 innings while Portland beat Seattle 9 2 and Salt Lake City defeated Tacoma 5 1. International League action saw Columbus 7 Buffalo 6 in 10 innings with Rochester 10 Jersey City, and Toronto at Richmond postponed. Boxing in Boise featured Young Jack Johnson outpointing George Logan 10 rounds.
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Twins Ground Mets in Eight Inning Scoring Spree
Minnesota shakes free for six runs in the eighth to beat New York five to two. Green, Maris and Berra drive the RBI and Killebrew steals a base as Versalles and Richardson turn double plays. Attendance reaches 9 016 with a late surge.
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Bowling Scores From Sports Lanes Team Standings
Scores recap from Sports Lanes shows teams 631 through 10 posting multiple games and series. Individual leaders include La Verne Martin with 295 high single and Martin 577 series, Phyllis Waters 173 high women.
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