Pascual Wins 4th Straight for Twins in 2-0 Shutout
Camilo Pascual pitched a two run, three hit shutout to push his record to 4-3 as the Minnesota Twins beat the Kansas City Athletics 2-0. Jay Ward drove in both runs with a first inning double and a third inning sacrifice?er. The win tightens the Twins’ gap to last place Washington by six percentage points. Chicago?
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Dick Hall
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Jackie Brandt
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Rocky Colavito
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Tiger
Frank Malzone
Red Sox
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Tom Cheney
Track set for Class A sectional at Memorial Field
May 18 marks the Class A sectional meet at Memorial Field with field events at 12 30 p m and running events at 1. Top two in each event earn state berths for May 25 at Monona Grove High School. Central stars including Charlie Hendrick Dave Colburn and Steve Whipple headline a strong La Crosse area field with rivalries against Chippewa Falls Eau Claire and more.
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High School stars and college moves page
Wisconsin athletic news highlights include John Hogden and Gale Ettrick's scholar shuttle to a Houston golf program, Marinette and La Crosse athletes shining in golf and track, and coaches changing jobs. Don Ivers on UW system golf, and Tomah's Lamont Prell no-hits Black River Falls as Wisconsin finishes dual meet season unbeaten.
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Ammerman Named Wisconsin High Coach for Madison School
Ammerman, a Wisconsin graduate, is named the new basketball coach at Wisconsin High in Madison. He will also coach tennis and assist football, and pursue a master's degree at the University of Wisconsin. He is married with one son and previously coached at Onalaska and New London. Burt Webhe, another Wisconsin graduate, has resigned and will move to Brookfield East.
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New London
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Brookfield East
Wilmington
Del
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Wiscon
Mettlach
Brandywine
Arcadia High
Wisconsin Grad Raceway
Yankees Can Be Beaten Says Orioles Hitchcock
Orioles manager Billy Hitchcock says the Yankees, despite a 12 12 start and a four game slide, remain the team to beat but can be beaten. He notes the Yanks have strong first line but concerns about second tier pitching while Houk praises a talented lineup and plans more rotation options.
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Ralph Houk
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Ralph Terry
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Bill Stafford
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Hal Reniff
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Bowling Ball and Chain and Holiday Lanes Scores
Bowling results from South Lanes Pin Busters ledgers show team scores 563 586 625 with 1774 line, Bob's Flowers 624 302 326-1652, Pertzchs 598 589 594-1781, Phillip Morris 679 664 555-1896, Lax West Stages 456 515 517-1488, Al's Auto & Weld S577 522 628-1727. high men Gil Bonnie 607, A Busse 512, K Potter 496. ladies C Potter 433, J Slaback 411. high single G Bonnie 222. At Holiday Lanes Mutts 504 500-1815, Poodhes 659 562 464-1785, Bull Dog 483 560 540-168, Retrievers 519 577 496-1592, Hound Dogs 494 594 550-1638, Poodles 544 477 459-1481. high six G Phillips 658, B Duckworth 528, P Johnson 491, E Neumann 432, G Hermanson 430, M Johnson 404. high single G Phillips 208, B Neumann 162.
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E. Neumann
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M. Johnson
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B. Neumann
Orioles Beat Yankees as Pizarro Stars in 6-3 Win
In a night of baseball action, the Baltimore Orioles defeated the New York Yankees 6-3. Juan Pizarro pitched well for Chicago, while Al Smith and Luis Aparicio homered for Baltimore. Frank Malzone added key hits for Boston in a 6-3 win over Washington.
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Reniff
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Martin
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McBride
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Leppert
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Gophers Dump Bucks Badgers 2 Games Out
Ohio State clings to the Big Ten baseball lead after a 11 9 setback by Minnesota as six clubs threaten the top spot. Wisconsin moves within a half game with a 7 3 win at Illinois while Michigan edges Michigan State 4 3 in 12 innings and Iowa tops Indiana 6 5 in 10 innings.
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Jim Ste
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Rookie Jayward New Contender For Rollins' Job
Twins rookie Jay Ward, purchased from Dallas-Fort Worth after George Banks left, drives in both Minnesota runs with a double on his first major league hit as Minnesota tops Kansas City 2-0. Meanwhile Rich Rollins faces ongoing threats to his third-base job from Ward and others as NL and Big Ten standings mix with daily results.
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Rich Rollins
Minnesota Twins
George Banks
Rich
Rollins
Detroit
Paul Foytack
Banks
Dallas-Fort Worth
Jay Ward
Ward
Minnesota
Twins
Kansas
Bragan Praises Menke After Key Plays for Braves
Milwaukee skipper Bobby Bragan lauded Denis Menke after a brilliant backhand catch on Cookie Rojas’s liner and a go ahead homer as the Braves beat the Phillies 4-1 to halt a six game slide. Bragan plans to keep Menke at third and Eddie Mathews in left. Archaeologists unearthed the ancient city of Gibeon near El-Jib north of Jerusalem, dating before 1200 B.C.
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Pie Traynor
Bobby Bragan
Milwaukee Braves
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Traynor
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Jerusalem
Indians Fines For Missing Flights Highlight Team Woes
Cleveland Indians manager Birdie Tebbetts fines two players for missing a flight to Washington and Detroit, citing automatic penalties due to a faulty hotel phone system. Pitcher Mudcat Grant and outfielder Ellis Burton paid about $150 each. Burton had previously left the club over a non trades issue but returned after a meeting.
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Indians
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Ellis Burton
Washington
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Gene Green
Los Angeles
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Cleveland
Johnson Hank light heavyweight title fight canceled
The Harold Johnson Henry Hank bout set for June 1 in Las Vegas was canceled due to Hank injury. Johnson will defend versus Willie Pastrano, and the winner will meet Hank over Labor Day weekend.
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Cuban slugger Rogelio Alvarez rejoins Padres after Cuba exit
Cuban first baseman Rogelio Alvarez returns to the Pacific Coast League with San Diego after leaving Cuba. His departure drew no comment when asked how he escaped.
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Cuba
Alvarez
Hypnotist Credited in Utah Star Allen Holmes Comeback
Allen Holmes credits hypnotist Dr. Thomas A. Clawson for his basketball comeback at Utah after a mangled leg. Holmes, who returned from wheelchair and crutches, used self-hypnosis to regain confidence and condition, enabling him to play full games and become the team hero.
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University of Utah
Jack Gardner
Allen Holmes
Holmes
Thomas A. Clawson
Phoenix High School
Weber Junior College
Ogden
Utah
Bill
the Hill) McGill
Gardner
Dr. Clawson
Fishing Contest Charge Dropped in Milwaukee
A gambling charge against Charles D. Collins, director of the Milwaukee Sentinel sports show, was dismissed by County Judge Christ T. Seraphim. The case involved a trout fishing contest tied to the show with prizes and rules shifting toward skill and fewer chances, under future changes reportedly planned by The Journal Co.
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Charles D. Collins
Milwaukee Sentinel
Christ T. Seraphim
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Richard Surges
Surges
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Morning Sentinel
Evening Milwaukee Journal
Journal Co
Pender Quits Claim To Boxing Title
Paul Pender, once recognized for a slice of the world middleweight crown, abandons his claim citing the impossible dual-title situation. His title share is stated as dwindling to Massachusetts while Dick Tiger is recognized elsewhere. Pender offered to fight Tiger in Nigeria but received no immediate response.
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Paul Pender
Pender
Massachusetts
Europe
Dick Tiger
Nigeria
Tiger
New Lisbon Clinches Scenic Central Tie With Hillsboro
New Lisbon rallied to a 7-6 victory over Hillsboro to clinch a share of the Scenic Central Conference baseball title. Under coach Walt Schoenherr the Rockers stand 50 league, 7-3 overall, with Gary Southworth driving in two fourth inning runs and finishing with three hits.
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Walt Schoenherr
Gary Southworth
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Andres
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Southworth
State Athletic Commission Seeks Halt to Boxing Ban
Madison AP The Wisconsin State Athletic Commission urged against a bill to ban boxing citing safety history and comparing boxing deaths with other sports. Members argued boxing provides youth benefits and noted 511 boys in 253 bouts with no deaths or serious injuries in 18 months. The Assembly committee planned to announce its decision later.
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State Athletic Commission
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Wisconsin
Harold Froehlich
Appleton
Albert Tadych
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Froelich
Assembly State Affairs Committee
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Fond du Lac
Frank Falduto
Kenosha
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