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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1956

Page

12

Braves stretch win streak to ten with Mudville style

New York report on Fred Haney leading the Braves to a 10 game winning run as Milwaukee clubhouse heat and tired feet fade. Haney praises pitching and bench depth while noting still too many left on base and compares Milwaukee to Pittsburgh during his prior stint. He says no team will easily pull away in a tight race with Cincinnati and St. Louis contending.

New York Fred Haney Milwaukee Polo Grounds Braves Haney Charlie Grimm Fred Pittsburgh Cincinnati St. Louis Brooklyn

Braves Sweep Giants 6-2 and 7-1 Push Winning Streak to 10

Milwaukee pitchers Lew Burdette and Gene Conley shut down New York as the Braves swept the doubleheader. O'Connell drove in three in the opener with a late homer after Hearn mishandled a throw. Dusty Rhodes added a late eighth inning homer for the Giants.

Lew Burdette Willie Mays Lew Gene Conley Dave Jolly Gene Jolly Dusty Rhodes Conley Danny O'Connell Giants Braves Jim Hearn O'Connell Milwaukee O'Connell Bruton Mathews Aaron Thomson A Mantilla Crandall Logan Covington Torre Burdette New York Bressoud White Thompson Hofman Mays If Rhodes Rf Lennon Sarni Mueller Spencer Ridzik P Hearn Adcock Seine Milwaukee RBI Hearn So—Burdette Ho—Ridzik W—Burdette U—Landes Goetz Dascoli Secory Spencer Westrum Reedsburg a-Mueller Constable P Grissom Price Anderson Holt e-Wilson Krohn Douglas Worthington b-Schoendienst Mangan Grissom Milwaukee Torre Rhodes S—Conley Rice BP— Gan O'Connell and Constable W—Conley L—Worthington U— Goetz Landes

Jr. Legion Wins Twice in La Crosse Victory

La Crosse Junior Legion blanked Reedsburg 22 to 2 in Reedsburg as Johnny Price pitched five hits allowed. Bob Halaska doubled and tripled in four at bats, Nystad went 3 for 3, and six La Crosse players had two hits each. Krohn was the losing pitcher.

Reedsburg Wis la Crosse Haniff Anderson Nystad

La Crosse Junior Legion blank Richland Center 10 to 1

La Crosse improves to 3 0 with a 10 1 win over Richland Center as Fox carries a no hitter until the sixth. Halaska homered and singled while Lubinsky Nustad and Coney each had two hits. La Crosse meets Winona next at 5 30 p m in Winona.

Richland Center Wis la Crosse Junior Legion Fox la Crosse Pribbenow Balk Dickie Bauch Dave Larsen Bobby Halaska Dick Lubin

Recreation Softball Tonight on West Ave Schedule

On Monday June 25 the Tavern League games start at 6:15 p.m. Amber Inn faces Kabat's Tavern. At 7:15 Top Hat Bar meets Vogue Tavern. Also Ray's Tavern vs Gib & Rubys at 3:15 p.m. and other city parks host Chuck's U Bar vs Square Deal Tavern Houska Park Trane Park Copeland Sportsman's Bar Bohemian Hall Swanson Field Ed's Tavern vs Gladstone Tavern.

West Ave Amber Inn Kabat's Tavern Top Hat Vogue Tavern Ray's Tavern Gib & Ruby Swanson Field Ed's Tavern Gladstone Tavern

Detroit boxer Duke Harris defeats Ramon Fuentes in closeout

In Detroit Duke Harris outpointed Ramon Fuentes in a tight match. Harris, listed at 148 percent, secured the decision while Pred Galian and Los eens boat it in the labor of the event.

Associated Press Detroit Duke Harris Ramon Fuentes Los Eens Taly Ion Sak

White Sox sweep Yankees in four games to tighten AL lead

The White Sox crushed Casey Stengel's Yankees 14-2 and 6-3 to sweep the four game series, narrowing New York's lead to one game. Milwaukee and Cincinnati also won to widen their margins as Bruce row fell. Ed Bailey homered for the Dodgers.

New York Yankee White Sox Casey Stengel Yankees St. Louis Browns Milwaukee Braves New York Giants Braves Fred Haney Charlie Grimm Cincinnati Redlegs Brooklyn Dodgers St. Louis Philadelphia Phillies Cardinals Pittsburgh Chicago Cubs

Colts Sign Shula to 1956 NFL Contract

Halfback Don Shula, defensive signal caller for the Baltimore Colts, has signed his 1956 National Football League contract.

Baltimore Don Shula Baltimore Colts

Ray's Tavern Wins Ninth Yet in 12 Starts

Ray's Takes Tavern League makeup game beat Gladstone 19 to 13 at West Avenue. Ray's scored seven runs in the first inning and led the rest. Scanlon was the winning pitcher with Crogan taking the loss. Dwyer slugged two homers and five hits while Burch added a homer. Ekern hit two four baggers for Gladstone. Weldy and Lawrence each had four hits.

Ray’s Tavern Gladstone West Avenue Ray’s Scanlon Crogan Dwyer Burch Ray Ekern Weldy Lawrence

Baseball Standings and Schedule Across Leagues

National League standings with Milwaukee and Cincinnati leading trades. Monday and Saturday schedules feature Chicago Brooklyn Pittsburgh and St Louis with rain delays. American League shows New York Chicago Cleveland and Baltimore in key matchups. American Association results highlight Omaha St Paul and Indianapolis. Jamaica is noted as the largest island in the British West Indies.

G.B. Milwaukee Cincinnati Brooklyn Pittsburgh St. Louis Chicago Philadelphia New York Jersey City Kaiser Erskine Milwaukee Miller Fowler Kline Cleveland Boston Baltimore Detroit Kansas City Washington Bucks Herrtage Stone Stewart Hoeft American Association Omaha Louisville Charleston Denver St. Paul Indianapolis Minneapolis Wichita Jamaica Island The British West Indies

Bucky Harris Near Exit as Tigers Manager

Detroit may bid farewell to Bucky Harris after the Tigers fell to sixth place with an eight game slide. Owner Briggs Jr. signaled a change if ownership proves muddled, noting Harris’s cautious style and limited player contact.

Bucky Harris Detroit Stanley W Bucky) Harris Detroit Tigers Walter O Speke) Briggs Jr Tigers Briggs Baltimore Orioles Harris Washington Nationals Bucky Washington

Wisconsin Open Tennis crowns stay with defending champs

In Madison, three defending champions kept their titles at the Wisconsin Open. Bob Stucker defeated Don Wallraven 6-0 6-4 to repeat as men’s champion. Wayne Peacock beat Rod Sussman 6-2 4-6 6-1 to retain junior boys’ crown. Jean Sorum defeated Margo Loveland 6-3 6-4 to remain junior girls’ champion. Janet Fraser beat Margaret Collopy 7-5 6-3 for the women’s title.

Madison Bob Stucker Don Wallraven Norman Okla Wayne Peacock Wauwatosa Rod Sussman St. Louis Jean Sorum Margo Loveland la Crosse Janet Fraser

Doby Sparks White Sox to Sweep Yankees

Larry Doby hit two three run homers in each game as Chicago defeated New York 14-2 and 6-3 to sweep the four game set. The victory extended the Sox win streak to eight, moving within one game of the AL leaders. Doby raised his average to .273 with a four for four opener and a one for three in the nightcap.

Baltimore Orioles Detroit Tigers Kansas City Boston Red Sox Sixtit Alex Kellner Cleveland Washington Larry Doby White Sox Sox Whitey Ford Billy Pierce Breeze Ford Maury MceDermott Gerry Staley Dixie Howell Milwaukee Lew Burdette Gene Conley New York Burdette Conley Dave Jolly Danny O’connell Redleg Raiders Dodger Ed Bailey Ted Kluszewski Frank Robinson Bob Thurman Joe Nuxhall al Rosen Earl Averill Bobby Avila Bob Lemon Billy Lees Ray Moore Dodgers Baltimore Willie Miranda Billy Gardner Tito Francona Harry Simpson Vic Power Kellner Frank Baumbholtz Elmer Vale Phillies Cardinals Ken Boyer Redbirds Pirates Pittsburgh Laurin Pepper Spook Jacobs Eddie O’brien Sam Jones Walt Moryn Chicago Chuck Comiskey Chicago White Sox New York Yankees Doby Yankees Comiskey Larry Luis Aparicio Chico Carrasquel Jim Busby

One-Hitter Wins For Stoddard 7-0

Merlin Christianson pitched a one hitter with 15 strikeouts to lead Stoddard to a 7-0 win over Retreat. Norm Krause collected three hits as Stoddard and Retreat both sit at 41-41 in Vernon County League standings. Christianson carried a no hitter into the eighth inning.

Stoddard Wis Merlin Christianson Retreat Norm Krause Christianson

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