Spahn Stops Dodgers 1-0 in Braves win
Warren Spahn, age 42, tossed a three-hitter for Milwaukee stopping Los Angeles 1-0. He did not allow a hit until Jim Gilliam’s seventh inning single, earning his 338th career win as the Dodgers fell 1 1 games behind St Louis. Cardinals beat Houston 9-2 while Giants, Cubs and Pirates won.
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Kime Leaves La Crosse State After 15 Years of Service
Bobby Kime 35 departs La Crosse State College to join Oregon University in Eugene as an assistant professor in health and education. A standout student athlete coach and teacher since 1948 he earned La Crosse State’s first master’s degree in physical education and contributed as a football baseball and track coach and mentor to notable teammates including Eddie Olson Jack Eifert and Glenn Wildt. His move follows a career defined by versatility and strong ties to the college.
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Two Americans Remain In Wimbledon Singles Field
At Wimbledon 77th championships two U S players, Chuck McKinley and Frank Froehling, survive to reach the quarterfinals. McKinley, 22, beat Jaidip Mukerjea 6 3 8 6 6 3 and faces Martin Mulligan or Bobby Wilson. Froehling meets Roger Taylor as Mulligan and Wilson also play today.
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San Francisco Lands Norman From Bears
The San Francisco 49ers acquire former Stanford quarterback Dick Norman from the Chicago Bears in exchange for a high draft choice. Norman, 24, 6-3 209, saw limited action with the Bears after graduating in 1960.
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De Pere Prep Star Enrolls at University of Miami
De Pere Wisconsin AP report says Jerry Daanen a 6 2 190 all around athlete turned down pro baseball offers to enroll at the University of Miami in Florida on football and baseball scholarships. He earned AP All State second team end last fall and a third team basketball berth. Fred Rauch will accompany Daanen on a football scholarship.
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Winnebagoes and Genoa Play in Kid's Day Tri-State Game
The La Crosse Winnebagoes host Genoa in a Tri-State League Kid's Day game Sunday at 1 15 p.m. at Memorial North Field. The Winnebago Baseball Club offers free drinks and prizes for youths invited from La Crosse and Genoa by Manager Joe Gohres.
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Calloused Kid Mazeroski and His legendary glove
Pirates second baseman Mazeroski is famed for a battered old glove that he still uses despite the mockery of teammates. He recalls using the same glove since minors days, with a World Series moment sealing its legend.
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Twins sweep Senators in doubleheader move up in standings
The Minnesota Twins defeated the Washington Senators 11-4 and 10-3 to extend their win streak to six and close within 17 games of the AL lead. Harmon Killebrew starred with six hits and 5 RBIs including his 17th homer, boosting his average to .280.
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Twins Dominate Washington In Doubleheader Slugfest
In a June 29 1963 Twin bill Minnesota swatted 11 runs in the opener with Pleis earning his first win of the season. Killebrew Wertz and Rollins keyed the offense with homers and multi hits while Dailey blanked the Senators over 14 scoreless innings in relief. Kaat won to improve to 8 6 and Hall collected four hits across the two games.
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Wolf River Dam Bill Banned In Langlade County
Gov. Reynolds signed a law prohibiting dam construction on the Wolf River at Pearson Langlade County to protect the trout stream and wilderness. The same day he signed another bill letting county highway committees supervise town road work and ensure minimum design standards. A third measure would let the State Industrial Commission set accessibility requirements for public buildings.
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Zimmerman Named New Coach At Gays Mills High
GAYS MILLS Wis Donald Zimmerman a 1963 Milton College graduate has been named head basketball coach at Gays Mills High School He succeeds Bob Martin Zimmerman will also teach social studies.
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Golf Events Planned At Galesville Course
GALESVILLE Wis The Wat son Open men's golf tournament will be played here Sunday On Thursday July 4 the club will hold its annual race horse tournament.
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Baseball Standings and Results Roundup
Baseball standings show New York atop the table with 41 wins and 28 losses while Chicago and Minnesota hover. Daily results list Minnesota 11 Washington 4 and Los Angeles 8 Detroit 3 among others, with tonight’s and next day’s scheduled games and several interleague matchups.
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Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching
Major League leaders list top players by batting average at bats runs runs batted in hits doubles triples home runs and stolen bases across the National and American Leagues. Notable names include Aaron Groat White and Koufax plus Marichal and Drysdale among pitchers.
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White Attire Switch Shocks Cleveland Open Leader
Gary Player, the South African bantam golfer known for black attire, wore white at the start of the $110,000 Cleveland Open, a bold switch that drew attention during the round.
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Wynn's Bid Fails as Red Sox Top Yankees 4 3
Boston shocks early lead and edges the Yankees 4 3 after a seventh inning rally and eighth inning clincher. Frank Malzone drives in the decisive run. Dick Radatz earns the win. Uplifts also include Willie Kirkland and Elston Howard homers in other games.
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La Crosse Softball Doubleheader with Winona Club Teams
Two La Crosse softball teams host Hammernick s Bar of Winona in a doubleheader at Powell Park. Maple Grove meets Winona at 7 p m with Ken Alexander or Orris Thompson to pitch. Trane Co faces Winona at 8 p m with Jim Quinn and Ron Vandervelde pitching.
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All-America Game Anticipation In Buffalo Tonight
About 30 000 fans are expected for the third annual All American football game in Buffalo New York The East led by Wisconsin quarterback Ron VanderKelen and USC passer Bill Nelson faces a West squad with coach Milt Bruhn The East is a slight favorite Kickoff at 7 30 p m CDT and ABC will televise the national telecast starting at 9 p m CDT
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Twins Sign Two More Rookies For Appalachian League
The Minnesota Twins have signed two rookies for their Wytheville farm team in the Appalachian Rookie League. Right handed pitcher Arvin Tucker from Houston Texas is 19, 6 feet 3 inches and 235 pounds and catcher Charles Baker from Rolfe Virginia is 18, 6 feet, 195 pounds. Tucker attends Sam Houston State University and Baker recently graduated from high school.
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Quarter Horse Races Set on New Diamond B Track
Rochester Minnesota hosts a five day sanctioned quarter horse racing program at the Diamond B Ranch on U S 14. Seventy five entrants paid fees for Saturday and Sunday races with another three day meet planned July 4 5 and 6. The event is sanctioned by the American Quarter Horse Association and times may set national records. Minnesota Racing Inc a group of 40 enthusiasts from Rochester Winona and the Twin Cities organized it.
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Jo Ann Prentice Tops Carvel Open Event
Jo Ann Prentice of Columbia, South Carolina, shoots a five under par 67 in the Carvel Open's second round to set a tournament record and close within two strokes of Judy Kimball of Sioux City, Iowa, leader at 139. Sixty years? No. Prentice’s 26 putts, six birdies, and a 141 total tie Marilynn Smith for runner-up after Smith carded a 71 and slipped from the first round lead when bogeying the 18th.
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Local 175 Beats Dairyland in Class B Tilt at Trane South
Local 175 defeated Dairyland Power Co-op 12 to 6 in a Friday Class B League game at Trane South. Dayton homered for Local 175 while R Limberg and Holzer homered for Dairyland. Local 175 improves to 2-7, Dairyland drops to 1-5.
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