McDowell Shuts Down Twins as Indians Win 4 1
Cleveland lefty Sam McDowell struck out nine to beat Minnesota 4 1, first AL pitcher this season with 100 strikeouts. He raised his record to 6 3, after three straight wins, and stressed a simplified approach to rely on fastball and curve.
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Terrace Sweep Leads Tavern League Night at Powell Park
Terrace beat Whiteys 5-4 and Patio Club topped Latchs 8-7 in one run decisions at Powell Park. Terrace also defeated Monitor 17-7 with homers by Michel and Faherty, while other games saw OK Tavern win 13-10 over Bohemian Hall and Koelbls 22-6 over Friendly Nabor.
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Beloit Ends Watertown Run In Openers To Spark Title Bid
Beloit defeated Watertown 5-3 as catcher John Hesterman drove in three with a bases loaded double and Howie Johnson added a late triple. Waunakee, Manitowoc, and Superior Central won on first day actions while La Crosse Central fell to Superior Central. Semifinals set for tonight with the final Saturday afternoon.
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Vikings Intra-Squad Game Set For July 31
The Minnesota Vikings will stage their annual intra-squad game on July 31 at Bemidji State College. Jim Klobuchar will coach one side and Frank Beutel the other, with proceeds supporting the college athletic department.
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Powell, Klein & Son Face Scott Burgess at 6:30
In the Softball Classic League schedule Powell hosts Klein & Son at 6:30 p.m. followed by Melody Mill versus Lichtle Construction at 8:00 p.m. Houska hosts Toby's against Stellick's and National Oil Trade So. plays Katz Co. against S&H Pizza Villa at 6:30 p.m.
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Arlin Powers Ohio State Toward College World Series Victory
In Omaha Steve Arlin pitched 15 innings for Ohio State with a three-hitter and 20 strikeouts to push OSU toward the College World Series title. Arizona State and OSU enter a decisive game with ASU leading the double elimination tourney and Ohio State needing two straight wins to clinch the crown.
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UW Trackmen Headed to California Meets
Four Wisconsin trackmen travel to Bakersfield for the USTFF championship and to Berkeley for the NCAA finals June 7-9. High jumper Bill Holden, sprinters and milers Barney Peterson Ken Latigolal and Jim Weinert will compete, with Peterson and Latigolal posting strong Central and Big Ten times.
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British Mile Record Set at White City Stadium
Alan Simpson established a new British mile record with a time of 3 56 6 at the British Games held Monday at White City Stadium London AP reports Simpson edged rivals to set the national mark in the featured event.
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Superior Tips Central Late Scoring Wins Game For Superior
Superior Central rallies to beat La Crosse Central 6-2 in the opening game of the Wisconsin State High School baseball tournament at Wit ter Field. Jeff Crisp earned the win for Superior as Gary Arsenal and Fred Bell produced multiple hits. Central ends the season at 7-7 after scoring in the third and fifth innings but unable to hold off the late Superior rally.
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Major League Standings and Results
National League standings show Los Angeles and Milwaukee leading with records around .607 and .556. Thursday results include Milwaukee 6 Chicago 4 and Cincinnati 8 St. Louis 7, while Philadelphia defeated Los Angeles 4 0 and San Francisco beat New York 3 0. Friday schedule lists Cincinnati at Chicago and Los Angeles at New York among others.
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Coulee Region Riders Name Queen For July 4 Show
The Coulee Region Riders Club to name a queen for its July 4 horse show from four candidates Sheila Holter Jean Schultz Mary Sagear and Kathy Derowin Tickets purchased for the show will vote for a candidate The queen will be crowned at the event with hats and shirts provided by Salem Markos and Sons of La Crosse A clean up day is set for June 23 with potential follow up work June 27 at the club house Lighting improvements are to be completed in time for the show Tickets are available through club members.
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Hillview Golf Course Sees First Female Hole-in-One
Jennifer Wood, 14, of 2015 East Avenue South, carded Hillview’s first female hole-in-one on the 135 yard fifth hole using a No. 3 wood. Janet Evans witnessed with course co-owner Charles Humphrey and pro Ivan Van Slate also present Friday morning.
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Major League Leaders in American League Batting and Pitching
MLB leaders show Horton Detroit at .366 and Jones Boston .365 for batting. Green Boston tops runs with 40, Mantilla Boston 44 RBIs, Howard Washington 63 hits. Versalles Minnesota 16 doubles, 6 triples lead. Conigliaro Boston 12 home runs. Cardenal Los Angeles 20 stolen bases, Pascual Minnesota 8 0 pitching. McDowell Cleveland 108 strikeouts. Similar AL leader updates include Coleman Cincinnati .359, Aaron Milwaukee .341, Mays SF 71 hits, Williams Chicago 20 doubles.
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BYU Loses to Catholic University in Chile Showdown
The Catholic University of Chile defeated the touring Brigham Young University squad 87 to 72 in Santiago on Tuesday night.
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Pirates crush Astros as Veale improves to seven wins
Pittsburgh wins 4-2 behind Bob Veale’s seventh victory in nine decisions and homers by Willie Stargell and Donn Clendenon. The Pirates push their winning streak to six as Houston’s Bob Forsch?jeff is not listed, while Marichal blanks the Mets 3-0 for the Giants.
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Navy Seaman Cops Houston in 9 Inning Game
A messy box score shows Navy Seaman capping Houston 3 to 2 as Veale earns the win for Pittsburgh over Bruce. Stargell and Clendenon homer for the Pirates while Podres takes the loss for Philadelphia with Allen and Stuart homering for the Phillies. The Los Angeles game sees Perranoski and Miller vs Roseboro and Dalrymple in a 7 to 4 Padres win. Herbert gets the win, Podres the loss.
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Iverson Three Strokes Back After Final Round Lead
In Rockford Illinois Craig Metz East Texas State shot 69 to lead the NAIA golf championship with a three round total of 211 Don Iverson La Crosse Wis is 214 three behind along with two others McDonald Washburn Kan and Carpenter La Crosse shot 68 the day best eight birdies to rise to 12th at 221 Eastern New Mexico leads team standings with 893 strokes Southwestern Louisiana one back.
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Washburn
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Immanuel Topples Our Redeemer In Lutheran League Opener
Immanuel beat Our Redeemer 13-2 in Memorial East. Mt Calvary defeated St Pauls 13-7 at Memorial West. Trinity edged Our Savior 6-3 at Hogan Park. Good Shepherd stopped First Lutheran 8-2 at Lueth Park. Jensen Drake Sweet Hoff and others led the scorers.
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Norwalk Nine Defeats Bangor City 11-4 in League Opener
Norwalk nine beat Bangor City 11-4 in Western Wisconsin League action. LaVern Pottinger collected three hits for Norwalk while Bangor’s Jim Kowal, Dan Adams, and Gaven Grob contributed doubles and singles. Bangor used four pitchers including Tim Anderson and Bud Fiet.
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Rockford Ends Scholarship to UW Rockford Star Clarence Brown
Clarence E Brown of Rockford West High accepted an athletic scholarship from the University of Wisconsin Madison. The 5-11 190 pound end helped Rockford West to an unbeaten season and nine straight wins, earning first team All-City All-Big Eight and all state honors as a senior.
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Seaman McDowell Wins In Wide Interservice Wrestling
Nineteen year old Navy Seaman Philip McDowell of Glendale Oregon upset Army Pic Fred Powell a 1964 NCAA champion to take the 125 5 pound title at the World Wide Interservice Wrestling Championships Powell a former Penn State star now living in Norfolk Virginia was runner up in Vallejo California Thursday night for the crown Indianapolis 1964 news service summary style
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Orioles Post 6-4 Win Over Tigers
Orioles beat Tigers 6 to 4 in Trane League softball at Trane South. Buffington homered for the winners. Final line shows Orioles 030 2010 and Tigers 011 000 02 with Scott Weise Omeinich and Casson credited with the win or save.
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