Aquinas Nine Beats Cotter 6-2 Behind Bentz's Streak
In Winona, La Crosse Aquinas using southpaw Pete Bentz and 11 hits earned a 6-2 baseball win over Winona Cotter. Bentz worked a one hitter through six innings, sparked by a 4-run first and a late rally as Hagerty homered. Lathrop had three hits. Cotter managed two each from Schultz and Nett. Aquinas improves to 2-5, Cotter to 6-2. next up is Onalaska Luther. Also, St Olaf dominated River Falls 80-51 in track with 11 event wins.
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Packers trade Rincon and Gros for Cafrey and draft rights
Green Bay loosens its veteran line by trading center Jim Rin go and fullback Earl Gros to Philadelphia for linebacker LeRoy Caffey and rights to the Eagles No 1 NFL draft pick. The move creates an unsettled line with Bob Skorowski perhaps stepping in at center as veteran Ringo considers his future.
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Washburn Helps Cards Top Phils 2-1
Ray Washburn returned from the minors to start for St Louis and hold Philadelphia to two runs in seven hits before ninth inning relief sealed a 2-1 win. In San Francisco, Matty and Jesus Alou led a 2-1 win over Houston as Willie Mays sat out cold weather. Warren Spahn pitched a four hitter for Milwaukee in a 6-0 win over New York. Frank Robinson homered twice as Cincinnati beat Pittsburgh 5-4.
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Spahn LANDS PITCHING STAFF WITH 63rd SHUTOUT
Milwaukee lefty Warren Spahn blanked the Mets 6-0 on four hits for his 352nd victory and 63rd NL shutout. The win, aided by five first six innings double plays, keeps the Braves on a winning stretch as Spahn eyes 400 triumphs and a continued ace role.
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Major League Leaders In Batting Pitching And Fielding
American League leaders include Oliva Bresoud Rollins and Colavito with top hits runs and RBIs. Pitchers McNally Stock Lamabe Radatz Donovan Kralick Chance Narum lead with strong records. National League leaders feature Mays Clemente Stargell and Williams in batting runs and RBIs with Marichal posting a 4 0 1 000 record and 31 strikeouts.
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Aquinas Wins Golf Dual Against Tomah in Wisconsin
Aquinas fired 326 strokes to Tomah's 346 in a dual golf match at Tomah Wisconsin. Jim Seitz led Aquinas with an 80, while Roger Kruk of Tomah captured medalist honors with a 79.
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Logan Booster Club Plans All-Sports Banquet
The Logan Booster Club will hold a meeting Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the Knights of Pythias Hall. Don Lachman urged members to attend as plans for the all-sports banquet are set for Thursday night May 21.
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Joe Brown Edges Tony Perez in San Jose Bout
Houston’s Joe Brown defeats Tony Perez in San Jose with a points decision after ten rounds. Perez hails from Hermosillo Sonora Mexico while Brown is listed as 1382 Houston Texas.
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Baseball standings and results brief
Baseball results show Boston 4 Cleveland 0 and Los Angeles 8 Kansas City. Baltimore 2 Washington 1 plus New York 4 Detroit 3 in 10 innings. Upcoming games include several twi nights and day games across multiple matchups.
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