Moon Drysdale Lead Dodgers Over Braves 4-0
Los Angeles Dodgers defeated Milwaukee Braves 4-0 behind Don Drysdale who struck out 12 and allowed four hits. Wally Moon belted a three run homer, matching Drysdale’s early lead after a seventh inning run. Milwaukee’s Lew Burdette took the loss as the Braves fall further in the standings.
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Junior Church League Opens Play Thursday
The Junior Church League begins softball at Memorial Field with games on Thursdays at 5 45 p m and 7 15 p m. Opening matches feature Beth el Lutheran against English Lutheran and Caledonia Methodist versus Christ Episcopal. Additional schedule items list several matches through August with multiple church teams facing each other.
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Youth Registration Set At Three Sites
Registration for youth league baseball at Memorial Field is Wednesday at 1 30 p m. Longfellow Field hosts registration Thursday at 1 30 p m Copeland Park registration occurred today.
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Prairie du Chien blanked Eastman 12 to 1 in high school game
Prairie du Chien crushed Eastman 12 to 1 Monday night. Interested managers should contact Charles Hyke at Prairie du Chien High School. Scoreline shows Eastman 00100 13 51 and Prairie 223 221 x-129.
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Salt Lake City Beats Vancouver In PCL Clash
In Salt Lake City the Salt Lake City team defeated Vancouver 2 to 1 in the Pacific Coast League. Other results include Louisville over Charleston 2 to 1 in the American Association, Indianapolis 5 over Omaha 3, St Paul 1 over Houston 0, and Denver 3 over Fort Worth 2. International League featured Richmond 10 over Rochester 4 and Buffalo 19 over Columbus 4.
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Hornets Top E Racers In Trane Loop
The Hornets won their seventh game in 10 starts Monday night with a 15-10 decision over the E Racers in a Trane Co. Plant League game at Lueth Park. Also at Hogan Park Pencil Pushers defeated the Trances 13-3 as R. Wuensch handled four hits. Blue Lions beat Labs 18-9 at Memorial South and Old Grandads edged Pole cats 9-7 at Memorial North. Homers were hit by Priedel, Volten, Kokott, Scheit zach, Wuensch, Churchill, Maybee, Schmidt and Holman. The Nite Hawks are 4-0 and Chiefs 7-1 in the league.
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Bev Hanson Wins Open in Sudden Death at Minneapolis
Beverly Hanson of India California and Fara go North Carolina won the American Women's Open in sudden death over Louise Suggs of Atlanta after both tied at 297 in 72 holes. Hanson sank a four foot birdie on the first extra hole to claim victory as Suggs missed a 12 foot birdie chance. Third place went to Mickey Wright with 300, followed by Joyce Ziske and Betsy Rawls at 301. Hanson earned 1,313 dollars while Suggs took 1,012.
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Baseball Standings and Results Update
American League results show Detroit defeating Baltimore and Cleveland beating Boston while Chicago topped New York and Kansas City beat Washington. Washington 8 Kansas City 8 on Monday. Tuesday games include Detroit 6 Baltimore 4 and Cleveland 5 Boston 1. National League standings list Milwaukee and Pittsburgh atop, with Chicago and Los Angeles close behind. Only game: Los Angeles 4 Milwaukee 0.
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Major League Leaders Baseball Stats Snapshot
Detroit standout Kaline hits .357 and Kuenn leads batting with .361. Killebrew tops RBIs with 48, Mantle steals 14, Fox multiples in hits, and Williams and others chase doubles. Pitching marks feature Wilhelm 91, Larsen 61, Drysdale 103 strikeouts, and other leaders across leagues.
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Patterson Training Alone Reflects Self Rule as JohansSon Fights Loom
World heavyweight champion Floyd Patterson trains without a fixed trainer in his corner for the June 25 title defense against Ingemar Johansson at Yankee Stadium. Manager Cas D'Amato, who oversees Patterson's camp, says Patterson decides when and how long to work out and that he remains highly self disciplined and intelligent. D'Amato compares Patterson's autonomy to legends Louis and Marciano, noting only Tunney and Walcott historically exercised similar control.
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Indians Back In First Spot
Cleveland’s revived Indians, powered by three homers and led by Jim Baxes Woody Held and Minnie Minoso, surge to the AL lead with a 5-1 win over the Red Sox. Rocky Colavito sparked the streak with a four-homer game, as Cleveland extends to six straight victories and moves one tenth of a percentage point ahead of idle Chicago.
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First Money Shoot Staged By Gun Club
The La Crosse Gun Club held its first money shoot of the year at Myrick Park range with more than 20 shotgun artists on a fall afternoon. High gun in Class A went to H Gundersen and Haskell, Class B to Robert Hengel, Class C to Dave Raatz tied Jim Haminston.
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