Veteran pitchers swap as Burdette and Foytack change teams
Lew Burdette moves from Milwaukee Braves to St Louis Cardinals while Paul Foytack shifts from Detroit to the Los Angeles Angels just before the trading deadline. Burdette expressed mixed feelings about leaving, while Foytack said he hopes to help his new club.
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Burdette Traded, Oliver Joins Cardinals in MLB Move
Milwaukee trades Lew Burdette to St Louis for catcher-outfielder Gene Oliver and pitcher Bob Sadowski. Burdette, 36, joins a contending Cardinals staff as a likely starter, while Oliver and Sadowski address Braves needs with youth and power potential.
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Local Drivers Take Kart Race Honors
Three La Crosse drivers won honors in Indianhead Kart Club races Sunday at the Inter State Fairgrounds track. Ronnie Bemis won the Clinton event, Dave Parker took first in stock and Ken Alexander won the modified. Dave Jelinek of Black River Falls was second in Clinton, followed by Jack Kuschel of La Crosse. Second place in stock went to Jim Heat of New Lisbon with Bemis third. Norvel Burreson of Hesper Iowa was second to Alexander in modified and Bill Nixon of Onalaska finished third.
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Super Valu Defeats Katz 5 3 For First Time
Super Valu handed the W U Katz Company its first loss 5 to 3 in the Class B 12 inch Softball League at Houska Park Sunday. J Kruscher homered for Super Valu as Eilertson Melster Bigley and Tust combined on the mound.
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Baseball Standings and Results Across American and National Leagues
American League standings show New York and Chicago leading mid season with Boston and Baltimore in lower positions. Sunday results include trades and game scores such as New York 4 Detroit 0 and Boston 8 Baltimore 1. National League lists San Francisco, St Louis, and Los Angeles at top with Cincinnati and Houston mid pack. Sunday results feature Cincinnati 11 New York 10 and Milwaukee 5 Philadelphia 7 in extra innings.
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Braves Lose Opener Then Rally Falls Short in Milwaukee
In Milwaukee, the Braves win the first game 5 3 as Frank Funk earns the win in relief. Philadelphia answers with a 7 4 11 inning victory to avoid a sweep, with Denny Lemaster and Claude Raymond faltering late for the Braves.
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Phillies edge Brewers 8 to 7 in extra innings
Dalrymple and Mathews lead Philadelphia with a nine inning comeback and two runs in extras. Demeter Oldis and Maye pace offense with two RBI each, while Sievers and Menke add two base hits apiece. Milwaukee strands ten as H. Aaron and Maye steal, ending in a tight 8-7 decision.
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Yanks and Chisox In Tight AL Race Clash For First
The American League pennant chase tightens as the Yankees win two from the Tigers and the White Sox post two wins to stay in a near tie. Boston Cleveland Chicago and Los Angeles also sweep, reshaping the standings and crowd counts at key parks.
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Dodgers Nick Willhite debut fuels split with Cubs in twin bill
Nick Willhite, 22, dazzled in his major league debut by shutting out the Cubs 2-0 in the second game of a doubleheader. Los Angeles split the twin bill after Chicago won the opener 8-3. Giants also split with Houston as St Louis split with Pittsburgh. Reds swept Mets.
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Twins Fall to Angels Again in Extra Innings
The Minnesota Twins lose 4 1 in 11 innings as Los Angeles batter Felix Torres clears center for a disputed ground rule double. Rich Rollins homered and Lee Stange pitched six solid innings but the twins failed to hit with runners on. Era Grieves over power duo Harmon Killebrew and Bob Allison who went hitless.
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