Braves Edge Giants 6-5 on Ranew's seventh inning hit
Merritt Ranew, added to Milwaukee roster as catcher, delivered the deciding hit in the seventh inning. The Braves, aided by injuries to Giants pitchers and a bullpen worn by Milwaukee's 24 hurlers in eight games, held on for a 6-5 victory in San Francisco.
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Austin Reaches Gopher State Baseball Finals
In St Paul Austin and Minneapolis West advanced to tonight's state high school baseball final. West beat Benson 9 0 as Rich Lindstrom limited Benson to three hits and Mike Miller drove in three with a bases loaded double and later a two RBI single. Austin defeated Fairmont 6 4 behind Steve Schmitt triple and inside the park homer.
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Herb Krueger rolls 708 at Vlasek's Lanes
TOMAH Wis Herb Krueger bowled a 708 series in three games 210 287 and 211 at Vlasek's Lanes in the Three Man Summer League. Krueger, known for several 700 series, continued his strong form.
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Schlifer Wins Cadet Division at Wisconsin Field Archery
Greg Schlifer of the Blackhawk Bowhunters La Crosse won first place in the Cadet division with a score of 232 at the Wisconsin Field Archery Association shoot in Richland Center. His victory had been omitted in a previous article.
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Major League Leaders Highlight Top Batters and Pitchers
American League leaders include Oliva of Minnesota with 42 runs and 79 hits, Killebrew 13 homers, and Ford and Bunker sharing 7-1 and 6-1 pitchers records. National League leaders feature Williams of Chicago and Mays of San Francisco in batting, with Farrel and Marichal 9-1 and 8-2 records and Drysdale and Koufax leading strikeouts.
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Edwards Joins Dropped Third Strike Club in Reds Loss
Cincinnati catcher Johnny Edwards joined the Dropped Third Strike Club as Houston Colts scored five in the fifth to beat the Reds 5-3. Tsitouris left with a 2-0 lead after Edwards and Mike White mishandled a third strike. Al Spangler walked, Nellie Fox singled, and Bob Aspromonte hit a grand slam to force Tsitouris from the game.
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Herb Ristow Pro Amatur At Maple Grove June 22
The 1964 Maple Grove Herb Ristow Pro Am in Grove will be a 27 hole day long best ball event on Monday June 22. Teams may pair two amateurs or a pro and amateur with last year’s winning Walsh Hogden record tying score of 97. Seventeen teams broke par last year and entrants came from La Crosse Galesville Durand River Falls Madison and several other Wisconsin communities.
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Eau Claire
Bruce Bellows
Pat Patterson
Chuck Redel
Bud) Krause
Bill Halverson
Herb Brown
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Rod Adolph
Gordon Emerson
River Falls
Walter Atwood
Ed Karpowicz
Madison
Lake City
Minn
Holmen
Sparta
Marshfield
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Whitehall
la Crescent
Beaver Dam
Wisconsin High School Baseball Tourney Opens With Upsets
Columbus pitcher John Poser threw a three hitter to defeat Rice Lake 4-0, while Eau Claire Memorial blanked Wisconsin Rapids 3-0 in opening games. Kenosha beat Shawano 4-3 in extra innings and New London surged past Sauk Prairie 12-11 as tournament play began in Oshkosh.
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Keith Peetz
Jim Trebbin
John Dagon
Wayne Schnell
Dick Baumgarten
Trebbin
Howie Alwardt
Bass and Walleye Catches Noted in La Crosse Area
La Crosse wardens report bass in weed beds below La Crosse biting silver spoons and pork rind while wall eyes favor wing dams early morning and evening. Panfish move deep, mosquitoes hatch, and anglers are urged to use protection. northern reports across Wisconsin detail bass, walleye, and trout catches with notable sizes at Pike Lake, Roberts Lake, Brule Lake, and other locales.
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Latch Whitey Bars Win In Tavern Loop
Two games in the Tavern Softball League yielded Latch's Bar beating Terrace Bar 10 to 8 at Powell Park behind Latshaw's homer and Johnson's two. Whitey's topped Monitor Bar 34 to 9 at Badger Park with Fletcher two homers and Strasser LaPointe one each. WIAA baseball results show Columbus over Rice Lake 4 0 Eau Claire Memorial 3 Wisconsin Rapids 0 Kenosha 4 Shawano 3 eight innings New London 12 Sauk Prairie 11.
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Kindall Acquired Twins Still Seek Pitcher
The Minnesota Twins boosted their roster in a five player deal with Cleveland and the Angels and indicate they still want pitching help. Vic Power moves to Los Angeles while Jerry Kindall goes to the Twins and Lenny Green is dealt to the Angels for Frank Kostro. The Twins aim to add a pitcher as they prepare for a series in Washington and Camilo Pascual is set to start against Alan Koch.
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Maybee's Bat Sparks Hornets To Victory
Harlan Maybee went 6 for 6 with two home runs three doubles and a single to lead the Hornets to an 82 11 win over the Red Devils in the lone Trans Co League softball game Thursday Schrauner and Brandon homered for the Hornets while Buring Pierce and Hendrick drove in four baggers for the Red Devils
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Baseball Standings And Results From Friday And Saturday
The standings show Los Angeles in the American League with results against Detroit Boston and Cleveland, while Philadelphia and San Francisco lead in the National League. Friday’s scores include Chicago 6 New York 3 and Milwaukee 6 San Francisco 5, with Los Angeles 5 St Louis 0 and Houston 5 Cincinnati 3. Saturday’s schedule lists Milwaukee at San Francisco and Pittsburgh at Chicago among others.
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Classic League Softball Schedule at Powell and Trane Co
Friday action features Klein and Son versus Syl's Place at 6 30 p m Powell. Stellicks National Oil Co. clash Katz Co. at 8 00 Powell. Clark's Super 100 faces Maple Grove at 6 30 p mTrane Co.
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