Braves and Cubs Split Doubleheader as Spahn Wins
In Chicago, Warren Spahn earned his sixth win as the Braves defeated the Cubs 8-2 in the second game of a Sunday doubleheader. Lew Burdette struggled in the first game, surrendering three Cubs runs in the first inning, though the Braves won 3-2. Eddie Mathews hit his 6th homer and Jim Schaffer added a seventh inning shot for Milwaukee. Dick Ellsworth pitched well for the Cubs in the opener, holding the Braves to eight hits.
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Dakota Nets Second Root River Win in Lanesboro
Dakota tops Lanesboro 13 to 3 for its second straight Root River League victory. Larry Papenfuss homered and struck out 10 without a walk. Darrell Flattum homered for Lanesboro as Dakota drives to a 2-0 league start.
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Koufax and Perranoski Spark Dodgers Triple Push to Lead NL
Dodgers rally to a doubleheader sweep over the Mets powered by Sandy Koufax two hitters and Ron Perranoski seven scoreless innings. Frank Howard's 13th inning homer in the second game capped a 4 2 win as Los Angeles moved within one game of the Giants.
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Ernie Davis Body To Lie In State In Elmira
Ernie Davis 23 died Saturday of leukemia in Elmira New York. His body will lie in state Tuesday in Elmira, with funeral set for Wednesday 2 p.m. at the Monumental Baptist Church and burial in Woodlawn Cemetery El mira.
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La Crosse Horses Shine At Madison Saddle Club Show
La Crosse riders and horses carried multiple ribbons at the three day Madison Saddle Club Show at Dane County Fairgrounds. Businessman owned by Robert Luxford and ridden by Phil Barry won junior 5 gaited saddlebred first. Alexander's Namemaker owned by William Graham took fourth and fifth in two classes. Sporty Duster ridden by Richard Williams and Sherees Shahwan ridden by Karen Williams earned two podium finishes. Sherees Shahwan placed second in Palomino Under Saddle and Sporty Duster fifth.
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Horseshoe Pitchers Set Houska Park Meeting
A meeting for horseshoe pitchers is scheduled at Houska Park this Thursday at 7 30 p m. Interested pitchers are asked to attend.
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Baseball standings and results round up across leagues
American League standings show Boston, Chicago, Baltimore, New York and Kansas City near the top with wins and losses. National League leaders include San Francisco, Los Angeles, Chicago and St. Louis with scores from Saturday and Tuesday games.
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Twins Salvage 7-6 Victory in Ninth Inning Homer
Twins rally as Lenny Green belts a ninth inning homer off Barry Latman to beat the Indians 7-6. Camilo Pascual starts for Minnesota and Ray Moore gets the win in relief as Cleveland’s Joe Adcock drives in all six runs in two games. The Twins, six games behind Boston, face the Red Sox in a three game set after splitting with Cleveland.
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Barkus Delivers Winning Single In Sparta Victory
Mike Barkus singled home the deciding run as Sparta defeated Tomah 4-3 to win the South Central Conference Northern Division baseball title. Sparta finished 6-2 in league play. Tomah 0 1 1 0 0 0 3. Sparta 0 0 0 1 1 1 5. Ducklow and Grovesteen. Berendes and Miller.
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Local Softball Schedule From May 20 Leagues
Monday May 20 schedule lists games at Powell Park Houska Park Copeland Park Trane Co. Plant Lueth Park Memorial Field and Trane Park South. Matchups include Joe s O K versus Schmidty s Tavern Dugan s Tavern versus Baldy s Bar Koelbi s Bar versus Jungles Tavern Chiefs versus Green Gremlins Old Grandads versus Red Devils Pencil Pushers versus Lab Orioles versus Tigers.
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Adcock and Allen Power Twins Past Indians in Slugfest
In a seesaw game Minnesota defeats Cleveland 6 to 4 behind Harold Adcock with two home runs and Lee Allen contributing a homer and three RBIs. L. Green adds three RBIs as Versalles and Killebrew collect two doubles apiece in a high scoring contest. Alli son swipes a base while Rollins and Versalles add key hits.
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Faul and Malzone Spark Red Sox to Split and Lead
Detroit rookie Faul won his first major league start for Boston with a 5-1 win over Washington aided by hypnosis claims. Malzone stayed hot with six hits and two homers, driving in five as Boston split a doubleheader with Kansas City to stay in first place.
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Whitehall Golfers Bow To Menomonie
MENOMONIE Wis Menomonie edged Whitehall 174 178 in a dual golf match here Friday Roger Peterson and Allen Knutson fired 44s for Whitehall Greg Rice and Alf Blank 45s and Greg Pavek 49
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