Cubs Stop Braves 5-3 in Milwaukee Victory
Chicago Cubs defeated the Milwaukee Braves 5-3 as Jack Curtis earned his third win. Hank Aaron hit his 14th homer and Frank Thomas added a three-run burst as Milwaukee salvos fell short. Errors by rookies and a late rally by Chicago sealed the outcome in a 2:44 game.
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Hutchinson errs as Reds edge Dodgers 5 4
Cincinnati wins 5 4 on Eddie Kasko bases loaded single in the ninth. Fred Hutchinson acknowledged his misread as he sent Jerry Lynch to bat with the bases full, allowing Kasko to clinch the victory and extend the Reds lead to three games.
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Johnny Schmitz Undergoes Emergency Operation
WAUSAU AP Johnny Schmitz a 41 year old former Cubs pitcher underwent successful emergency surgery for a perforated stomach after collapsing at a golf club where he is a grounds keeper. Schmitz pitched for the Cubs 1941 to 1951 with a military break and had an 18 13 season in 1948.
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Finley Wins KC Council Repeal of Fireworks Rule
Charles O Finley persuaded Kansas City officials to lift the no aerial fireworks after 8 pm rule for the A s home games He said fireworks boost sales and announced a 300 000 trick scoreboard that will erupt with celebrations after every homer and feature a loud display.
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Westby Junior Legion Beats La Crescent 8-5 in Wisconsin game
Westby defeats La Crescent 8 to 5 in a Wisconsin Minnesota Junior Legion baseball clash. Pitcher Roger Thoreson fired a three hitter with 10 strikeouts. Gordon Swiggum belted a triple, Pete Roehl added a single and a double, while Jim Waldo homered for La Crescent.
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Major League Leaders Show Strong Derby and Pitching Peaks
American Leagues leaders include Cash Detroit batting .359 with 60 RBIs and Mantle New York 58 runs. Piersall Cleveland leads hits with 88. Cepeda and Robinson top NL RBIs with 55. Koufax and Williams pace strikeouts in the NL while Latman and Terry top wins in the AL.
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Reds Take 3-Game NL Lead With 5-4 Win Over Dodgers
The Cincinnati Reds beat the Los Angeles Dodgers 5-4 to open a three game NL lead. Frank Robinson and Gene Freese powered the offense with a two run homer and a clutch two run double. Eddie Kasko drove in the winning run in the ninth after Howie Nunn and Jim Brosnan held the Dodgers to three hits in relief.
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Bowling Scores Highlight Summer Junior League Standings
The Shamrock Lanes Summer Junior League results show Kings, Whirlwinds and Strikers posting high handicap scores with top totals around 700s. Individual leaders include Drysdale Perranoski and Nissalke with high single and series marks. playoff tensions recur among teams 7 and 4 while other listings reference Philadelphia Pittsburgh and various players in dense scoreline form.
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Vote of Confidence for Dressing and Cubs Trip
Milwaukee Braves president Joseph Cairnes voiced strong support for manager Charlie Dressen after a 5 3 loss to the Chicago Cubs. Cairnes praised Dressen and warned fans not to blame him, while noting the club’s potential to rebound as pitching stabilizes. Ernie Banks sat out with knee trouble and Warren Spahn stayed home to rest. An earlier rainout on May 25 will be made up July 5 as part of a twilight doubleheader.
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Howie Bedell Fails In Try For Hit Mark
Howie Bedell of the Louisville Colonels failed to set a new hitting record despite a .321 average and a 43 game streak tied the previous night. Bedell, who raised his average from .250, matched Eddie Marshall’s 43 game mark but did not surpass it.
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Baseball Standings and Results From Weekend Schedule
The standings show Detroit leading with 43 wins and a .652 win percentage, followed by New York and Cleveland. Weekend results include Detroit 15 Cleveland 7, Chicago 4 Washington 3, Minnesota 4 New York 0, Baltimore 8 Los Angeles 6, Boston 5 Kansas City 4. Monday features New York at Los Angeles as the only game scheduled.
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Minor and other leagues score roundup of results
International League Columbus 5 Syracuse 2 and 4-1 Toronto 4 Jersey City 2 Rochester 3 Richmond 0 Charleston 6-2 Buffalo 5-9. Pacific Coast Spokane 9 Hawaii 2 Tacoma 3 Seattle 0 Salt Lake City 9 Portland 3. American Association Dallas-Fort Worth 3 Louisville 1 Denver 13 Omaha 7. Northern League Grand Forks 12 Winnipeg 5 Duluth Superior 7 St. Cloud 5 Aberdeen 5 Eau Claire 4. Three-I Cedar Rapids 8 Fox Cities 0 Des Moines 11 Topeka 4 Lincoln 8 Burlington 7.
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Tomah Winona Men Tie For Muzzle-Loader Award
Tomah and Winona shooters led the 6th annual Tri-State Muzzle-Loader Shoot at Holmen Rod and Gun Club. Jack Fischer and Ken Wiese tied with Tom Wilkinson for the all-around award at 251 of 290. Darrell Gust was runner up with 216. Cloyce Campbell won the Chopie Tool and Die Musket Award.
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Newcomer Troy Giles Wins For Grand Forks
Troy Giles pitched Grand Forks to a 12-5 win over Winnipeg in the Northern League after weathering a five-run early barrage. He limited Winnipeg to two hits in the last five innings as Duluth-Superior beat St. Cloud 7-5 and Aberdeen defeated Eau Claire 5-4. Bob Young fired a four-hitter with 11 strikeouts to stretch Aberdeen’s league lead to five games.
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Twins blank Yankees as Pascual dominates
Camilo Pascual pitched a six hit shutout for the Minnesota Twins, fanning eight in a 4-0 victory over the New York Yankees. Harmon Killebrew supplied all offense with three hits including a homer driving in four runs.
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Detroit Romps Over Indians On HR Barrage
Detroit explodes for 15 runs in a 15 7 win over Cleveland as Billy Bruton Rocky Colavito and Dick McAuliffe homer and the Tigers extend their lead in the American League race. Other scores include Minnesota over New York and Boston over Kansas City as the pennant chase tightens.
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IOC Tightens Amateur Code and Expands 1964 Olympic Program
The IOC tightened amateur rules by requiring athletes to hold a normal occupation and have never been paid to compete. It approved a 20 sport program for Tokyo 1964 including volleyball judo canoeing and the modern pentathlon, a compromise amid diverse national desires.
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One Negro Player Unavailable In Case
APPLETON AP Dist Atty Nicholas Schaefer said one of two Negro baseball players will be unavailable as a witness after being transferred out of the area. The case involves a bartender accused of violating the state's equal rights law by refusing service. The prosecutor plans to proceed when the players return for a Des Moines game on Aug 31.
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Vander Kelen Dropped From Wisconsin Football Squad
Ron Vander Kelen of Green Bay, a promising junior quarterback, will be dropped for scholastic deficiencies at the University of Wisconsin.
Twins Beat Yankees 4 0 as Mele Debuts as Manager
Minnesota paces New York 4 0 behind Camilo Pascual on the mound and Harmon Killebrew driving in all four runs. Mele and Houk offered similar praise for pitching and effort as Versalles and Tuttle shone in the win at Saint Paul.
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Rochester visitor scores hole in one at Ramsey Golf Club
Rochester visitor Mrs Jean Lambert aces a 126 yard blind hole at Ramsey Golf Club. Her drive rolled into the cup on Wednesday.
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Colts Sign Smolinski Bergan Top 61 Pacts
Baltimore Colts announce the signing of rookies Leroy Bergan and Mark Smolinski for 1961. Bergan, 6-3 265, from South Dakota State, is their 17th draft choice as a future pick in 1959 and will be tested as a two way tackle. Smolinski, a free agent from Wyoming, competes for the fullback job after Alan Ameche retired.
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Soldiers Grove 9 Tops KC Monarchs in Wisconsin
Ronnie Helgerson blasted two two run homers and added two more hits as Soldiers Grove defeated the Kansas City Monarchs 6-1. Art Hinkler earned the win with two hits, while Satchel Paige pitched two innings for the Monarchs before Bud Coleman.
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Beatty and Burleson Eye Mile Showdown in AAU Meet
In New York Jim Beatty and Cyrol Burleson prepare for the mile of the year at the AAU championships in Downing Stadium Randalls Island. Both athletes, NC and Oregon juniors, seek the national title while others contest finals in track and field events aired by ABC.
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Minnesota Twins Sign Six Promising Youngsters
The Minnesota Twins signed six promising youngsters from tryouts last weekend. The players include three right handed pitchers two lefties and an outfielder first baseman. De Lamielleure Butt Dickey and Gocek assigned to Wytheville Virginia Erie Pennsylvania Nashville move to Class D Appalachian league New York Penn league Southern Association.
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