Cubs top Braves 10 7 in balk plagued slugfest
Cubs rally past Milwaukee 10 7 as three balk calls aid a late eighth inning rally. Billy Williams and Ernie Banks homer, Santo adds three run shot, Kennedy ejected after arguing balk rulings. Spahn and Buhl pitched as Braves drop first home loss in eight.
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Claude Raymond
Milwaukee
Andre Rodgers
Lee Weyer
Raymond
Braves
Balk
Lou Brock
Rodgers
Vargo
Cubs
Billy Williams
Ernie Banks
Ron Santo
Nuxhall Blanks Cardinals as Pirates Riot Past Dodgers
Joe Nuxhall pitched five hits allowed no walks and a 6-0 win over the St. Louis Cardinals. Lee Cardenas and rookie Pete Rose homered for the Reds, while Bob Bailey hit two homers and drove in five for the Pirates in a 13-2 rout of the Dodgers. Willie Mays Night drew 49,431 at the Polo Grounds as the Giants beat the Mets 5-3. Chicago topped Milwaukee 10-7 and Philadelphia edged Houston 4-3. Results leave the Pirates within game of the Cardinals and the Mets at Mays Night.
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Associated Press
Joe Nuxhall
St. Louis Cardinals
Nuxhall
Pittsburgh Pirates
Los Angeles Dodgers
al McBean
San Francisco Giants
Pirates
New York Mets
Willie Mays
Polo Grounds
Chicago Cubs
Milwaukee Braves
Philadelphia Phils
Houston Colts
Reds
San Diego
Lee Cardenas
Pete Rose
Ernie Broglio
Bob Bailey
Dodger
Larry Sherry
Mets
Willie
Phillies Win Behind Sievers Pinch Hit Double
Roy Sievers delivered a pinch hit double with the bases loaded in the sixth to spark the Phillies to victory. Snider added a run with a double, Howie Goss homered for the Colts, and Carl Warwick’s fifth inning shot was ruled foul despite protests.
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Snider
Met
Roy Sievers
Phillies
Howie Goss
Colts
Houstons
Carl Warwick
Warwick
Baseball Standings and Weekend Results Summary
The standings show St Louis leading with 15 wins and 8 losses, followed by San Francisco 14-9 and Pittsburgh 12-7. Weekend results include San Francisco 5 New York 3, Cincinnati 0 St Louis, and Chicago 10 Milwaukee 7, with multiple games listed for Saturday and Sunday.
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el Pet
G.B. St. Louis
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Milwaukee
Chicago
Big
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
New York
Houston
St. Louis
Pet. G.B
Kansas City
Boston
Baltimore
Cleveland
Minnesota
Ty Washington
Detroit
Washington
La Crosse and Platteville Split Golf Duel at Country Club
La Crosse State College and Platteville tied 72 to 71 at the La Crosse Country Club in a dueling golf match Friday afternoon. Ray Scholfield led La Crosse with 74 while Dick McKichan shot 71 to pace Platteville.
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la Crosse
Eau Claire
Ray Scholfield
Dick McKichan
Platteville
Ray Schofield
Phil Toussiant
Jim Tuller
Lee Kaczmarek
Warren Hanak
Dennis DeLeiden
Dick Armstrong
John Sciborski
Jim Molstad
Galesville opens Hiawatha League with Cochrane clash
Galesville hosts Cochrane Sunday at 2 15 p m for the Hiawatha League opener. Sylvan Lebakken will pitch and Bill Montgomery will catch the opener.
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Galesville
Wis
Cochrane
Sylvan Lebakken
Bill Montgomery
Platteville Ranks Sixth In NAIA Bowling Championship
Platteville State stood sixth with 5 515 total pins at halftime of the NAIA bowling championships in Kansas City. Southwestern Louisiana led with 5 902 pins as 32 small college teams chase the title on total pinfall with two blocks remaining.
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Kansas City
Platteville State
Platteville
Southwestern Louisiana
Mt Calvary Triumphs In Lutheran Softball
Mt Calvary Lutheran defeated First Lutheran 13 to 9 in a grade school league game at Powell Park Friday. Winning pitcher Bill Tauscher struck out 10 and allowed five hits, while First Lutheran pitcher John Ford gave up 15 hits with nine strikeouts. Tauscher hit two home runs with a man on each, and Jim Wehrenberg also homered for Mt Calvary.
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Mt. Calvary Lutheran
First Lutheran
Powell Park
Bill Tauscher
John Ford
Jim Wehrenberg
Mt. Calvary
Williams Banks Homer In Ninth
Cubs rally to a 10-7 win over the Braves in Milwaukee as Williams and Banks hit ninth inning homers after a tiebreaking eighth. Santo added a three run shot for Chicago. Spahn vs Buhl era opened strong but faded, Raymond charged with the loss.
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Cubs
Braves
County Stadium
Warren Spahn
Bob Buh
Spahn
Santo
Buhl
Hank Aaron
Kennedy
Dave O'Hara
Associated Press
Milwaukee
Chicago Cubs
Milwaukee Braves
Bob Buhl
Frank Funk
Claude Raymond
Lou Brock
Raymond
Williams
Banks
Hank Fischer
Jim Brewer
Chicago
Wisconsin names two assistants to coach Erickson staff
University of Wisconsin basketball coach John Erickson hired two assistants Dave Brown and John Powless. Brown, 50, led Edgewood to a 98 16 record and the 1962 state Catholic title, while Powless, 31, joins from Cincinnati where his freshman teams posted 36 9 in three seasons and will also coach tennis.
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Madison
University of Wisconsin
Johnny Erickson
Dave Brown
Edgewood
John Powless
University of Cincinnati
Erickson
Johnny Orr
University of Massachusetts
Brown
Edgwood
Marshall High School
Powless
Flora
Ill
Murray College
Kentucky
Cincinnati
Dave Clark
Bluth Sets World Six-Game Record In New Jersey Open
Ray Bluth of St. Louis rolled 1,525 in six games to lead 16 finalists in the Pro Bowlers Association New Jersey Open. The total set a world record for a six-game series, breaking John Bomba’s 1,508 mark from 1950. Bluth’s games: 245 238 228 268 268 278 for a 254 average. he leads Billy Hardwick by 114 pins with 5,465 total. Hardwick is 10 pins ahead of Ed Bourdase.
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North Brunswick
N. J
Ray Bluth
St. Louis
Professional Bowlers Association
PBA
Bluth
John Bomba
Bayonne
N.J
Billy Hardwick
San Mateo
Calif
Hardwick
Ed Bourdase
Fresno
Bob Cousy May Have Retired Just In Time
In Worcester Massachusetts AP reports Bob Cousy may have retired from the NBA just in time. En route to New York for a speaking engagement his car with Celtics 14 plates rolled to a toll station. A guard retrieved two dimes and a nickel as Cousy, in a light moment, faced retirement quip.
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Worcester
Mass
Bob Cousy
National Basketball Association
New York
Cousy
Celtics
Turnpike
England Changes Game Name and Pay Rules for Cricket
The Marylebone Cricket Club ends amateurs and declares all players cricketers paid or not with option to play for free. The Gentlemen versus Players match ends after 156 years as amateurs vanish. Times notes cricket becomes fully professional though players may still opt to play unpaid.
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Associated Press
London
Marylebone Cricket Club
England
London Times
Wisconsin Golfers Win Madison Meet With 22-14 Victory
Wisconsin undefeated golf team led by Captain Bill Iverson wins ninth straight match at Madison with Iverson carding 72 and 74 for 146 as they defeat Southern Illinois University 22 to 14.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Bill Iverson
Southern Illinois University
Packers post record 1962 profit and ticket surge for 1963
Packers report a 1962 net profit of 255501 on income of 1831159 and 732970 from home games. They sold 38566 season tickets for 1963 with 5689 requests unfilled and aim to add seats to city stadium. Lombardi notes Hornung suspension but says team remains the one to beat.
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Green Bay
Green Bay Packers
Vince Lombardi
Lombardi
Paul Hornung
Packers
California
Lomardi
City Stadium
Milwaukee
National Football League
Hornung
Schoen Brothers Fire No Hitters for Stockbridge High
STOCKBRIDGE Wis AP The Schoen brothers shine on the mound with a 6 0 win over Nazianz St Gregory and a 9 0 victory at Howards Grove. Tom Schoen a sophomore pitched the first game and Gib Schoen a senior homered and threw seven innings. Stockbridge improves to 3 0 for the season.
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Stockbridge
Wis
Schoen
Stockbridge High School
Tom Schoen
Nazianz St. Gregory
Gib
Howards Grove
Tom
Manitowoc Lincolns Star Lallensack Signs UW Tender
John Lallensack, leading scorer and rebounder for Manitowoc Lincoln High School, plans to enroll at the University of Wisconsin this fall after signing a grant in aid tender. The 6-3, 195-pound senior graduates in June.
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Manitowoc
John Lallensack
Lincoln
University of Wisconsin
Lallensack
Wisconsin
Boxing Results From Los Angeles And Memphis
Don Johnson of Los Angeles outpointed Juan Ramirez of Mexico in a 10 round middleweight bout. Ernie Burford of Memphis stopped Bill Belchia of Toledo in 10 rounds. Minor league scores across leagues show varied results across cities with multiple games noted and weather affected postponements in several matchups.
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Los Angeles
Don Johnson
Juan Ramirez
Mexico
Memphis
Ernie Burford
Bill Belchia
Toledo
Whitey Ford Quit Smoking After Hypnotist Sessions
Whitey Ford admits he visited a hypnotist during the off season to quit smoking after the World Series. The Yankee ace said quitting helped his stamina and his late innings work, noting a five minute session over three days at Grossinger's in New York. He has not smoked since.
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LOS Angeles
Whitey Ford
Ford
Maury Wills
Los Angeles Dodgers
Whitey
New York Yankees
Los Angeles Angels
Cleveland
San Francisco
Nat Fletchman
Grossinger
Only A Handful Of Traded Men Playing Well
Traded players show limited success in the season's first month. Aparicio and Smith shine for Baltimore while others like Skowron Mejias and Groat post uneven numbers. Pitchers Jackson Nottebart Miller perform best among the trades. many others struggle.
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Luis Aparicio
al Smith
Baltimore
Larry Jackson
Chicago Cubs
Bob Miller
Los Angeles Dodgers
Don Nottebart
Houston
Don Leppert
Washington
Dick Groat
George Altman
St. Louis
Pete Runnels
Boston
Bill Skowron
Yankees
Dodgers
Roman Mejias
Red Sox
Dick Stuart
Pittsburgh
Joe Adcock
Milwaukee
Cleveland
Duke Snider
Dodger
New York Mets
Ron Hansen
White Sox
Chicago
Dave Nicholson
Pete Ward
Hansen
Aparicio
Smith
Orioles
Groat
Altman
Cubs
Leppert
Jackson
Nottebart
Miller
Bob Turley
Angels
Tracy Stallard
Mets
Don Cardwell
Jack Fisher
San Francisco
Soldiers Grove routs Gays Mills in Kickapoo Valley action
Soldiers Grove exploded for 17 runs against Gays Mills as Floyd Sharp and Mike Young combined on a three hit effort. Don Sannes, Jack Maybee and Young each had three hits for Soldiers Grove while Stuart Charness had a homer and a single for Gays Mills. In three games, the Grovers have plated 47 runs while allowing five.
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Soldiers Grove
Wis
Floyd Sharp
Mike Young
Gays Mills
Don Sannes
Jack Maybee
Young
Stuart Charness
Gays
Grovers
Lester
Gordimier
Welch
Sharp
Davidson
Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching
Summary of top performances in both leagues. F Alou leads NL batting with .384, H Alou and Aaron top hits. Race for runs includes Flood and H Aaron. NL leaders include Cardenas doubles and Skinner triples. Washburn and Simmons lead NL pitching with 50 and 40 wins. American League features Causey and Yastrzemski, Hinton and Wagner pacing batting, with Fischer/Penn and Cheney as top pitchers.
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Flood
St. Louis
H. Aaron
Milwaukee
Boyer
F. Alou
San Francisco
Howard
Los Angeles
Cardenas
Cincinnati
Santo
Chicago
Cepeda
Skinner
Pittsburgh
Altman
Banks
Snider
New York
Demeter
Philadelphia
W. Davis
Wills
Washburn
Simmons
S J. Louis
Mahaffey
Causey
Kansas City
Yastrzemski
Boston
Hinton
Washington
Charles
Pearson
Allison
Minnesota
Osborne
Wagner
Versalles
Cimoli
Held
Cleveland
Pepitone
Aparicio
Baltimore
Fischer
Penn
Cheney
Barber
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al Barlick
Bob Kennedy
Ed Vargo
Brewer
Eddie Mathews
Casey Stengel
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Nuxhall Blanks
Sherry
Richert
Rowe
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McBean
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Woodeshirk
Bateman
Short
Green
Hamilton
Baldschun
Dalrymple
Oldis
W—Hamilton
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Hook Stallard
Coleman
W—Fisher
Hook
Hiawatha
Len Gabrielson
Don Dillard
Norm Larker
Frank Bolling
Denis Menke
Mathews
Gabrielson
Mack Jones
Denny Lemaster
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Hubbs
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Larker
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Ranew
Schultz
Torre
e-Landrum
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Menke
Lemaster
E. Mathews
RBI
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Harvey
John Powless, David Brown
John Erickson
Sam McDowell
Don Lee
McDowell
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Les Claunch
St. Louis University City High School
la Crosse Tribune
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Leon Olson
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