Willie Mays fires trio of homers as Giants beat Cardinals
Willie Mays slams three homers to lift the San Francisco Giants 6-4 past the St. Louis Cardinals. The outburst follows a string of uneven showings, helping San Francisco snap a five-game Cardinal win streak and widen their lead. Other games around the league include Dodgers fall to Giants rivals, Mets and Pirates split, and Marichal earning his eighth win.
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Baseball Standings And Sunday Scores In Major Leagues
National League standings show Houston Milwaukee San Francisco Los Angeles Chicago Cincinnati Philadelphia and Pittsburgh in pursuit. Sunday's results include Houston 3 Milwaukee 1 and Cincinnati 5 Los Angeles 2 with leaders and schedules noted for today and upcoming games.
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Braves unable to support Lemaster in 17 inning loss
Denny Lemaster pitched seven hits and 10 strikeouts but was rendered powerless by weak offense as the Milwaukee Braves lost 3-1 to the Houston Colts in 17 innings. Lemaster was ejected in the 13th for arguing with plate umpire Bill Jackowski.
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Blackhawk Hosts Archery Shoot With Wide Results
Blackhawk Bowhunters hosted the West Central Field Archery League shoot. Trophies awarded for first, medals for second and third. Local La Crosse competitors led multiple divisions with high scores including Chuck Snyder 436 and Jim Keim 349.
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Houston Bucks Edge Milwaukee In Low-Scoring Game
In a tense 2-3 affair Houston defeats Milwaukee 2 to 0 behind strong pitching by Woodeshick and Lemaster. Warwick homered for Houston, while Piche took the loss after a brief relief appearance.
Pushers and Tranees Win In Trane Loop Games
The Pencil Pushers defeated the Misfits 14-11 at Trane South while the Tranees beat the Cel lar Dwellers 22-14 at Memorial East in the Trane Co. Plant League. Kersha hit a grand slam for the Pushers and Kelly hit two four baggers for the Trances. The Pushers stand 3-2 and the Trances 2-3. Games at Powell Park postponed due to wet grounds.
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Onalaska Defeats Black River Falls 7-3 in WLBB Opener
Onalaska opened the season with a 7-3 victory over Black River Falls in a Western Wisconsin Baseball League game. Pitcher George Van Voorhis allowed three hits over steady seven innings while Hal Tust Paul Daffison and Bill Pohl had two hits each and Clint Waller hit a triple. Onalaska visits Bangor next Thursday.
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Pastrano and Thatch prevail in regional boxing nights
In Las Vegas Willis Pastrano outpointed Harold Johnson for the world light heavyweight title bid. In Cleveland Irving Thatch defeated Sonny Hill over 10 rounds. In Manila Flash Elorde stopped Tsunetomi Miyamoto in nine rounds to retain the Orient lightweight title.
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Angels Rout Orioles 8-2 in sweep as Pearson shines
Albie Pearson drove in three and scored twice for the Los Angeles Angels who completed an 8-2 win over Baltimore to complete a three game sweep. Jack Kralick and Sam McDowell combined for two Cleveland wins over the Yankees 5-0 and 7-2. Henry Hinton hit a go ahead homer in the 10th for Washington over Kansas City 6-4. Rocky Colavito drove in Detroit’s winning run with a ninth inning single as the Tigers edged the Twins 7-6.
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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. The open session invites players and fans to watch the team prepare for upcoming games.
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Redmen Beaten on 4-0 No-Hitter at Westby Sectional
Vern Geishert pitched a no hitter as Richland Center defeated Gale Ettrick 4-0 to win the Westby WIAA Sectional baseball tournament. The Hornets advance to the State Meet at Oshkosh Sawyer Field with seven other teams from the field of 32 sectional entrants.
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State baseball finals feature Eau Claire Memorial triumph
Eau Claire Memorial and Oshkosh reach the state finals as Eau Claire Memorial blanked Menomonie 8-0 and Dodgeville defeated Belmont 11-0. Other results include Auburndale edging Stevens Point 1-0 and Kenosha beating Milwaukee West 7-0 with six shutouts in the day’s championship games.
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Former Yale Football Star Dies At Age 63
Pleasantville New York AP Century Milstead All America tackle on Yale's 1923 unbeaten team died Sunday likely from a coronary attack He was 63
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