Cloninger Hurls One Hit Shutout In Pirates Win
Tony Cloninger pitched a one hit shutout for a 1-0 Braves win over the Pirates. Willie Stargell spoiled the no hitter bid with a seventh inning single. In NL action Dodgers, Giants, Cardinals won. Phillies-Cincinnati rainout. American League notes Orioles, Tigers, Dodgers wins. several games rained out.
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Jim Becker
Associated Press
Tony Cloninger
Willie Stargell
Willie
Stargell
Cloninger
Willis
Tony
Milwaukee Braves
Pittsburgh Pirates
Houston
Ken Johnson
Los Angeles Dodgers
San Francisco Giants
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Mets
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Baltimore
Boston
Wes Stock
Orioles
Don Demeter
Detroit
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Washington
Bob Lee
Bob Duliba
Chicago
New York
Cleveland
Minnesota
Bob Veale
Pirates
Felipe Alou
Milwaukee
Don Nottebart
Sandy Koufax
Jimmy Podres
Monroe Spring Teams Set for Action This Afternoon
Monroe high school's four spring squads prep for busy day weather permitting. The tennis team, co leader in the Badger Conference at 3-0, faces Edgerton in a dual. Golf, after a Tuesday win over Monona Grove, meets Middleton at Middleton for another conference match. Jefferson track visits Monroe for a 4 30 p m dual meet. Baseball aims for first league win, traveling to Edgerton for a 5 p m game.
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Monroe High School
Coleader
Edgerton
Monroe
Monona Grove
Middleton
Jefferson
Cheese- Makers
Stars Deliver Big Night for Giants and Braves
Yesterday's Stars bat in two leagues with Willie Mays of San Francisco smashing a triple and two singles driving in two runs as the Giants routed the Chicago Cubs. Mays raised his NL batting average to .488 and RBI total to 20. Meanwhile Tony Cloninger of Milwaukee tossed a one hitter blanking Pittsburgh 1-0, before Croninger earned his first win after six and two thirds innings of no-hit ball.
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Willie Mays
San Francisco
Giant
Chicago Cubs
Tony Cloninger
Milwaukee
Braves
Pittsburgh
Croninger
Jerry Liska
Chicago
Willie
San Francisco Giant
al Dark
Mays
Bill Terry
Dark
Richie Ashburn
Mays Eyes .400 Hitting Hurdle Amid Doubts
Willie Mays, at 11 games into the season, basks at a .488 average as Al Dark doubts a .400 mark. Dark cites tougher pitching and deeper rosters as obstacles while Mays deflects talk and simply plays. The Giants beat the Cubs 4-0 behind Mays’ run, with next up Larry Jackson vs Jack Sanford. The White Sox-Yankees game was rained out, with Peters facing Downing in the rescheduled matchup.
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Dark
Mays
Dick Ellsworth
Cubs
Larry Jackson
Jack Sanford
White Sox
New York
Yankees
Gary Peters
al Downing
Weekly MLB Scoreboard Highlights From Friday and Wednesday
Friday games feature San Francisco at Chicago Los Angeles at Houston Philadelphia at Cincinnati and Pittsburgh at Milwaukee while Thursday action lists Chicago at Houston New York at Cincinnati Philadelphia at Milwaukee Pittsburgh at St Louis San Francisco at Los Angeles Among American League standings Cleveland leads with 5 3 while Minnesota stands 7 5 Detroit 7 5 Chicago 5 4 Baltimore 6 5 New York 4 4 Los Angeles 6 7 and Washington 6 8 show varied records, with several rain interrupted or postponed matchups and multiple notable results from Wednesday including Detroit Kansas City and Los Angeles wins against respective foes.
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Chicago
Los Angeles
Houston
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
New York
Philadephia
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Cleveland
Minnesota
Detroit
Baltimore
Washington
Boston
Kansas City
Milwauke
Los Angeles Chicago
Nicklaus and Palmer Lead Field in $65,000 Tournament of Champions
Nicklaus and Palmer head the contenders at Desert Inn for the $65,000 Tournament of Champions. They are co favorites as 29 players tee off on the 7,073 yard Desert Inn course under sunny forecast. Other notables include Julius Boros Bob Charles Gary Player and Bill Casper Jr. with past runner up records noted.
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Bob Myers
Las Vegas
Nev
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Nicklaus
Palmer
PGA
Doc Giffin
Desert Inn Country Club
Julius Boros
Bob Charles
New Zealand
Gary Player
South Africa
Bill Casper Jr
Lynne Kubly Sets Pace in Women's Minor League Bowling
Lynne Kubly rolled a 484 series and a 164 single to lead the Women s Minor League last night. Rosie Wuthrich added a 458 series and a 176 single while Sportsmen Bar swept all three games. Team standings show Sportsmen Bar 3 0 and Baumgartner Cheese Store Cra mer Funeral Home 3 1 with other teams at 2 1 or 0 3.
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Lynne Kubly
Rosie Wuthrich
Sportsmen Bar
Lynn Kibly
Irma ‘Cramer
Laura Loeffel
Darlene Flannery
Gloria Reinking
Henzel Insurance
McGinnis
Bob's Market
Sportsmen
Baumgartner
Cramer Funeral Home
Marilyn Rutsch Elected by Loop
Marilyn Rutsch was named president of the Keglerette Bowling League at the Monroe County club banquet, succeeding Lorraine Waage. Vi Kuban earned high three game series at 559. Jacquelyn Prien had high single 213. Frieda Swiggum led with high average 152. Bernice Holsapple named vice president. Mary Brecklin treasurer. Frieda Swiggum sergeant at arms. Ida Casanova holdover secretary.
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Marilyn Nuwen
Keglerette
Monroe Country Club
Lorraine Waage
Marty
Vi Kuban
Jacquelyn Prien
Frieda Swiggum
Bernice Holsapple
Mary Brecklin
Ida Casanova
Dorothy Mathias
Judith Stricker
Sadie Hamnan
Commercial and Savings Bank
Don’s Standard Service
New York
Patterson Seeks Clay Liston Bouts Ahead of Career Plans
Patterson reveals a plan to fight Eddie Machen in Stockholm then pursue Cassius Clay and Sonny Liston before retirement if he is not knocked out early. He signs to box Machen in Solna Stadium with a potential 4500000 sellout and telecast plans discussed by promoters. Machen, 31, returns with guaranteed 50000 plus 30 percent of ancillary rights.
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Koya Paterson
Eddie Machen Sal
Stockholm
Cassius Clay
Sonny Liston
Liston
Las Vegas
Patterson
Machen
Solna Stadium
Edwin Ahlquist
al Bolan
Bolan
John Vrba
Los Angeles
Fourth Network
U.S
Twin-Double Winner Still Unpaid at Roosevelt Park
Westbury New York. Roosevelt Raceway twin double winner of 132 232 80 has not collected the cash. Initially believed to be a woman the purchaser turned out to be a nervous well dressed man. George Hawkins on the mezzanine recalls selling the ticket noting the man produced two hundred dollar bills and bought 18 tickets for ten dollars each.
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Westbury
N.Y
Roosevelt Raceway
Longland
George Hawkins
Liston Seeks Rematch With Clay After Loss
In Denver a subdued Sonny Liston told a sports fan meeting he feels entitled to a rematch with Cassius Clay after losing the title. He alternated between smiling and bitter as he voiced the demand for another bout to reclaim the crown.
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Denver
Sonny Liston
Cassius Clay
Five Top Milers Will Run at Beloit
Beloit College hosts the 25th Beloit Relays with a star miler field eyeing the meet record of 4 13.7 set by Gil Dodds in 1941. Cyrol Burleson and Bill Dotson have run sub four thus far, joined by Pat McNeal Lt. Cliff Cushman Coppley Vickers, as 350 athletes from 20 colleges compete. Defending champs Watkins Bennet and Ashan return, with Wheaton and Monmouth squads among strong contenders from 20 colleges listed.
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Gil Dodds
Ashland
Cyrol Burleson
University of Oregon
Bill Dotson
Kansas
Pat McNeal
Beloit College
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Monmouth
Hillsdale
Michigan
Bill Taylor
Keith Watkins
Ben Bennet
Millikin
Tom Ashan
Carroll
Knox
Coe
Kalamazoo
Lakeland
Milton
Rockford
North Central
Dubuque
Illinois Wesleyan
Loras
MacMurray
Elmhurst
Central of Iowa
Principia
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