Quality Caps win seventh in Classic League softball
Quality Lumber and Coal, Ray mond Bros. and Pepsi-Cola won Friday games in the Classic League. Quality shut out Wiggert Bros. 44 at West Avenue as Len Wingers hit a three run homer and Barnes allowed four hits with seven strikeouts. Raymond Bros. beat Village Shopping Center 14 7 at Trane Park with Donahue and Ghelfi homer. Pepsi-Cola beat Trane Co. 1 0 at West Avenue as Ocellie pitched a three hitter with Jirsa walking 11. makeup games set after rainouts and regular first round ends after 10 games.
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Pepsi-Cola
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Ronnie Barnes
Orv Thompson
Len Wingers
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Village Shopping Center
Trane Park
Dick Ghelfi
Duke Donahue
Raymond's
Bob
Maringer
Trane Co
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Jirsa
Major League Baseball Standings and Schedule Highlights
The report lists team records and upcoming games with date and venue notes. It includes standings for New York, Chicago, St. Louis, Pittsburgh, Milwaukee, Philadelphia, Cincinnati, Brooklyn, and others, plus multiple daily and weekend schedules across leagues and cities. It notes results from recent games and a variety of scheduled matchups.
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Swim Lessons Begin at Pettibone Beach
Beginners start Tuesday at 10 a.m. under Mark Sutton at Pettibone Beach. If enough sign up, a second session will run Thursday at the same time. Children should be in first grade. parents should enroll before Tuesday. Certificates awarded to those who pass the Red Cross beginners test.
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Police Investigate Al Klug Death
Milwaukee police opened a case Friday into the death of former Marquette football star Al Klug 36 after an autopsy showed skull fracture. Klug was taken to County Emergency Hospital after collapsing on the street and died the next morning. The medical examiner suspects injury from a blow. Hospital staff noted an abrasion on his nose.
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Durelle Anthony Fight Ends In A Draw In Detroit
The 10 round bout between Yvon Durelle and Tony Anthony ended in a draw. Anthony was knocked down in the second and tenth rounds but fought back, leaving state officials divided on the decision.
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King and His Court Bring Show to La Crosse Baseball Field
Eddie Feigner and his four man King and His Court tour bring a high scoring softball show to La Crosse for a three game series with Quality Lumber and Coa. Co at West Avenue diamond Arcadia and Sparta with a Junior Chamber of Commerce sponsored finale. Feigner and teammates Mead Kinver Mike Meinicke and Jerry Jones perform pitching demonstrations and comedy routines after organizing in 1946.
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Recreation Softball Sunday at West Ave
Sunday recreation softball on West Avenue features two games between the Black Hawks and Hep Cate and Paintere vs Nite Hawks with starting times around 1 00 PM.
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Patton Mayer Lead At Midpoint Of U S Open
In Toledo at Inverness Club amateurs Billy Joe Patton and pro Dick Mayer shot 70 and 68 for a 36 hole total of 138, two strokes ahead of the field, with Doug Ford and Ken Venturi at 140. Leaders Demaret and Harbert faltered, while many big names missed the cut with 150 needed.
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Orioles Bolster Roster With Goodman Amid Trade Deadline Frenzy
The trade scramble tightens as Baltimore sends Mike Fornieles to Boston for Billy Goodman and ships Dick Williams to Cleveland for Jim Busby. Baltimore also acquires Ken Lehman from the Dodgers on waivers. Yankees eye a power hitter likely trading Billy Martin. Braves seek Red Schoendienst. Redlegs chase pitching with Ruben Gomez.
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Eagles Madison Here Tonight Highlight City Matchups
Quality Lumber and Coal hosts two games at West Avenue Field with Rochester Eagles at 7 30 p m and Madison Little Justo s Bar at 8 30 p m. Rolf Syneground and Willie Taylor headline for Quality Lumber.
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Macias Battles Ursua Tonight at Cow Palace
Raul Macias the world bantamweight champion faces challenger Dommy Ursua in a 15 round title bout at the Cow Palace in San Francisco. The fight starts at 9 p.m. with no telecast and expectations of gate revenues above 50 000 dollars.
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Spahn Dodgers Phillies Routs With Aaron Homers
Milwaukee and Philadelphia played a 6 inning game in which Hank Aaron hit a homer and the Phillies rout included Repulski Also noted were Spahn earning the win and Cardwell the loss with multiple pitching lines and errors listed amid the box score details
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Spahn Shuts Down Phillies as Braves Win 10 2
Warren Spahn limited Philadelphia to three hits in a 10 2 Milwaukee victory. Henry Aaron hit a three run homer as Milwaukee built a 13 hit attack and moved a half game ahead of Cincinnati in the National League standings.
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Logan Fined After Brooklyn Fight Sparks NL dispute
Milwaukee Braves shortstop Johnny Logan was fined 100 by NL president Warren Giles for his role in Thursday’s brawl with Don Drysdale of the Dodgers in Brooklyn. Drysdale received 40 for the incident. Logan vows retaliation and questions the fairness as the Braves seek Red Schoendienst in a trade with the Giants amid a tense deadline.
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Heileman's Defeats Auto-Lite 10-6 in UAW League
Heileman's White Sox beat Auto-Lite 10-6 at Houska Park in a makeup game. Don Hawkins homered for Auto-Lite, but a nine run first inning by the White Sox decided the contest.
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Yanks and Chisox Hit For 650 in Big League Brawl
A historic on field brawl between the New York Yankees and Chicago White Sox led to a 650 total fine. President Will Harridge of the American League announced fines for five players including Larry Doby Billy Martin Enos Slaughter Walt Dropo Art Ditmar after the Comiskey Park incident.
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Morrow Breaks World Record Pace in NCAA 100 Yard Dash
Bobby Morrow of Abilene Christian edged Ira Murchison of Western Michigan by less than a foot in the NCAA preliminaries to tie the world 100 yard record at 9.3 seconds. Greg Bell jumped 26 feet 7 inches, coming within 1% inch of Jesse Owens 1935 mark.
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Mel Patton
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Redlegs rally past Giants as NL pennant race tightens
Ted Kluszewski stars for Cincinnati with four hits and a two run homer as the Redlegs beat the Giants 5-4. Milwaukee Braves and Brooklyn Dodgers win, keeping second place tight behind the Braves. Cubs explode for 17 hits to topple the Pirates 11-5 while White Sox extend AL lead with 10-4 win over Washington.
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Northwestern Coed Wins College Title
Meriam Bailey of Northwestern University defeated Judy Bell of the University of Arizona Friday 2 up to win the Women's National Collegiate Golf championship. Bailey, 19, a sophomore in commerce, trailed early but rallied on the final five holes as Bell faltered.
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Ill
Meriam Bailey
Northwestern University
Judy Bell
University of Arizona
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School of Commerce
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