Braves Cop Third In Row Cincinnati Back In First Place
RBI Adcock and Shepard post two each as Atlanta wins. Mathhews Adcock Bruton Freese collect two bases, Logan hits a triple, Shepard homer and steals. Milwaukee routs Pittsburgh 15 to 4 behind Spahn and Kline, final line details show Spahn 5 6 with win. Attendance 16,735.
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Braves
Cincinnati
RBI
Adcock
Shepard
Mathews
Bruton
Freese
Logan
Hr—Shepard
Sb—Shepard
Thomson
S—O'connell
O’connell
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Bb—Kline
Spahn
Kline
Ho—Kline
Face
Rer—Spahn
W—Spahn
L—Kline
A—Engelyn
Delmore
Conlan
Donateljit
O'Connell
Aaron
Ib Torre
Ib Crandall
Preese
Virdon
Thomas
Walls
Rf Clemente
Skinner
Great
Spahn Guides Braves To 3-2 Win Over Pirates
Milwaukee pitcher Warren Spahn earned his fifth win in 11 decisions as the Braves beat the Pirates 3-2 in Pittsburgh. Joe Adcock drove in two runs with a first inning double, and a fourth inning homer by Jack Shepard provided Pittsburgh’s lone offense. Spahn allowed seven hits with five strikeouts and no walks, facing a Pittsburgh lineup missing late-season punch as Fred Haney began his tenure as Milwaukee manager.
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Milwaukee Braves
Fred Haney
Pittsburgh
Haney
Joe Adcock
Braves
Pirates
Warren Spahn
Jack Shepard
Spahn
Ronnie Kline
Elroy Face
Adcock
Billy Bruton
Eddie Mathews
Henry Aaron
Joe
del Crandall
Milwaukee
Charlie Grimm
Bob Friend
Friend
Lew Burdette
Baseball Standings and Schedule Roundup
The AP notes National and American League games with NY, St Louis, Chicago, Brooklyn, Cincinnati, Philadelphia, Milwaukee, Pittsburgh matchups and results. Weekday results include New York 7 Detroit 4 and Chicago 5 Baltimore 2. American Association results include Wichita 9 St Paul 5 and Charleston 2 Omaha 1.
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St. Louis
Brooklyn
Dickson
Koufax
Chicago
New York
Rush
Antonelli
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Klippstein
Simmons
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Burdette
Friend
Baltimore
Moore
Pierce
Washington
Kansas City
Stewart
Santiago
Boston
Cleveland
Delock
Lemon
Detroit
Grimm
Lary
American Association
Wichita
St. Paul
Charleston
Omaha
Denver
Louisville
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Weiss Nichols Tie 18-Year Maple Grove Pro Amateur Mark
Gale Weiss and Don Nichols tied an 18 year old Pro-Amateur record at Maple Grove scoring 108 to win a 27 hole best ball event. Arlan Johnson and Herb Ristow part shared the older mark with 98 in the late 1930s. Ten teams broke or matched par as rain affected play. Ring and Johnson finished second with 100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gale Weiss
Don Nichols
Maple Grove
Arlan
Johnson
Herb Ristow
Ristow
Weiss
Nichols
Weiss-Nichols
lGene Ring
Art Johnson
la Crosse
Minner In Hospital After Shower Fall
New York Chicago Cubs pitcher Paul Minner remained in hospital for observation after a fall in his hotel shower. He was hurt Monday and is being monitored for possible injuries.
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New York
Paul Minner
Chicago Cubs
La Crosse Softball Teams Set for Saturday Doubleheader
Two La Crosse city teams meet Craft Cochrane of Waterloo Iowa in a Saturday night doubleheader at West Avenue. Raymond Bros. faces the third place state tournament club at 7 p.m. followed by Quality Lumber and Coal Co. at 8 15 p.m.
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la Crosse City
Craft Cochrane
Waterloo
Iowa
West Avenue
Raymond Bros
Quality Lumber and Coal Co
Wilson Wins Five Road to White Sox Success
Chicago White Sox pitcher Jim Wilson, acquired from Baltimore in a six player deal, improved to 9-3 with five wins since joining the Sox. Manager Marty Marion credited Wilson as a life saver for the club and noted the trade helped both teams. Philley contributed a .320 average since the move, as Wilson admitted his last outing was not one of his best.
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Chicago
Chicago White Sox
Jim Wilson
Baltimore
Wilson
Sox
Marty Marion
Paul Richards
Orioles
Richards
Tebbetts uses odd pattern to lift Reds past Phillies
Manager Birdie Tebbetts reshapes rotations by using Hal Jeffcoat as opener, Buster Freeman in relief, and Brooks Lawrence as starter to win 7-4 in ten innings. Roy McMillan blooped in the go ahead run as Cincinnati moved back to first, while Milwaukee beat Pittsburgh to reclaim second. Mantle blasts 60th to extend AL lead. Larsen earns win in Sox victory.
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Associated Press
Birdie Tebbetts
Cincinnati
Birdie
Philadelphia Phillies
Hal Jeffcoat
Buster Freeman
Brooks Lawrence
Detroit
Briggs Stadium
Tigers
Chicago
White Sox
Baltimore
Kansas City
Washington
Jeffcoat
Phils
Redlegs
Pirates
Ray Jablonski
Harvey Heddix
Roy McMillan
Mantle
Pickledn
Paul Foytack
Grandstand
Babe Ruth
Don Larsen
Bob Turley
Jim Wilson
Sox
Bill Wight
Mike Fornieles
Recreation Schedule for 12 Classic League Night Lineups
West Ave games list Village Shopping Center against Wiggert Bros at 7 00 p m and Wettstein s TV versus Trane Co at 8 15 p m on West Ave Ward Ave East hosts Raymond Bros versus Vic Zahn Sheet Metal. 16 UAW LEAGUE at Houska Park Cubs Local 395 meet Braves Local 396 Swanson Field features Yankees Local 396 against Indians Local 395 Copeland hosts White Sox Local 401 versus Orioles Local 401.
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West Ave
Village Shopping
Wiggert Bros
Wettstein's TV
Trane Co
Trane Park
Quality Lumber & Coal
Pepsi Cola
Ward Ave
Raymond Bros
Vic Zahn Sheet Metal
UAW
Houska Park
Cubs
Braves
Swanson Field
Yankees
Indians
Copeland
White Sox
Orioles
Mantle Hammers Windy homer at Briggs Stadium
Detroit observers cautioned Mickey Mantle that wind would thwart a homer but he lofted a fastball from Paul Foytack into right center for a two on base shot in the eighth, lifting the Yankees to a 7 4 win. Mantle's 25th homer puts him 12 ahead of Babe Ruth’s pace with 62 RBIs and leads the league in four categories.
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Mickey Mantile
Detroit
Briggs Stadium
New York Yankee
Mantle
Yankees
Unifax
Frank House
Mickey Mantle
Casey Stengel
Paul Foytack
Ted Williams
House
Mickey
Babe Ruth
Ruth
Middle Ridge Rally Defeats Leon 6-4 in Wis
In Leon Wisconsin a three run rally in the fifth gave Middle Ridge a 6-4 win. Four Leon errors produced five Middle Ridge runs while Bob Hundt shut down the opposition. Korn led Middle Ridge with four hits in four at bats and Freit added two. Harrie and Richardson each had three hits for Leon.
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Leon
Wis
Middle Ridge
Bob Hundt
Korn
Freit
Harrie
Richardson
Fight Results Include Draws and Knockouts Across Cities
In New York Franz Szuzina from Germany drew with Charley Cotton of Toledo in a 160 percent to 156 percent bout. In Birmingham Randy Tur pin of England knocked out Jacques Bro of France in the fifth round.
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Associated Press
New York
Franz Szuzina
Germany
Charley Cotton
Toledo
Birmingham
England
Randy Turpin
Jacques Bro
France
Friendly Nabor Caps Tavern League Action With Rainouts
Friendly Nabor edged Sportsman's Bar 12 11 at Trane Park as their sixth win in 11, J Hengel winning. Top Hat Bar rallied to beat Gib and Ruby's 26 24 at Swanson Field after a 15 6 lead, while Amber Inn fell 13 11 to Square Deal at Copeland Park in Square Deal’s first win in 10 starts.
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Friendly Nabor
Top Hat Bar
Square Deal
Glen
Nabor
Sportsman’s Bar
Trane Park
Nabors
J. Hengel
Gib
Ruby
Swanson Field
Amber Inn
Copeland Park
Lonkoski
Sportsman's Bar
Slater
Marcou
D. Lachman
Pederson
Kleinertz
Schultz
Revels
B. Amundson
Hauser
Steigel
Lansing Little Leaguers Dominate Waukon, 23 to 3
Lansing Little Leaguers beat Waukon 23 3 Saturday morning. Pitchers were Tom Halverson and Scott Grant with Jerry Spinner and Richard Peters behind the plate. Oscar Betsinger hit a home run. Official was John Anderson.
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Lansing
Towa
Waukon
Tom Halverson
Scott Grant
Jerry Spinner
Richard Peters
Oscar Betsingers
John Anderson
Jed Black Faces Flanagan in Midwest Welterweight Clash
Jed Black of Janesville Wisconsin will meet Del Flanagan of St. Paul in a 10 round welterweight bout at Chicago Stadium Wednesday. The card includes a 10 round heavyweight showdown between Bob Satterfield of Chicago and John Summerlin of Detroit. The main event will be televised nationally.
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Chicago
Jed Black
Janesville
Wis
del Flanagan
St. Paul
Chicago Stadium
Izzy Kline
Bob Satterfield
John Summerlin
Detroit
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Richie Ashburn
Marv Blaylock
Roy McMillen
Cincinnati Redlegs
Ted Kluszewski
Phillies
The
National League
Eau Claire
Pvt. GB
Aberdeen
Grand Forks
Winnipeg
Dha Wausau
Cloud
Duluth-Superior
Fargo-Moorhead
Harry Kolter
Ed Novak
Bruce Boegel
Jim Burns
Jim Walsh
Jack Knothe
Bill Ward
Pat Shortridge
Arlan Johnson
Trif Haritos
Bill Marquardt
F. Ryhame
F. Brown
J. Hauge
D. Albricht
Minner
Bourbon
Tipe
Sowac
Iowal Dist. Prod. Corp., HY
Chisox
Connie Johnson
Mike Formieles
Bob Nieman
George Kell
Dave Philley
Marion
Ford
Chevrolet
Plymouth
Goodyear Service Store
Dial
A’s
By ED Wilks
Larsen
Thos. D. Murphy Co
Good Will
Malcolm D. Lomas
Red Oak
Briggs
By Dave Diles
LA Crosses
Nabor Caps Tavern
Little Leaguers
Jed Black Faces
South Third Street
Mueller
Standorf Heating Service
Prairie du Chien, Wis
Flom & Forsyth
Houston, Minn
Joseph Fritsch
Sparta
Clarence’s Pleg. & Heating
la Crescent, Minn
George Poehling
Bangor, Wis
Central Hardware CO
Tomah, Wis
Eau Claire, Wis
Johnson Hardware
Lansing, Iowa
Homstad Lumber CO
Black River Falls, Wis
Schneider Heating Service
Rice Lake, Wis
Peterson Hardware CO
Ettrick, Wis
W. E. Walters
Hillsboro, Wis
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