Eagles and Colony Upset in Slow Pitch Action at Twining Park
Eagles No 1 defeated Hubers 2 1 as Eagles No 2 won by forfeit from Moose. Swiss Colony beat Heeren and Coplien 1 0 in ten innings with Rudy Rothenbuehler doubling and Duane Vorseth leading with three singles. Crandall Oil Co. blasted EUB Church 20 9 while Hubers and EUB both showed strong hitting and home runs.
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Palmer Leads Money Winners With Six Wins This Year
Arnold Palmer has played 17 tournaments this year and leads golf's money list with $96,995 after six wins and eight top five finishes. Jack Nicklaus, in second with $79,590, played 18 events, won four times and finished in the first five nine times.
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Williams Dominates as Yankees Edge Washington in Split
Stars pitcher Stan Williams allowed one hit through two and a third, struck out 11 and walked one for a 1-0 Yankees win that split the doubleheader with Washington. Sena tors won the opener 8-5. Maury Wills of the Dodgers had four straight hits as NL leaders beat the Chicago Cubs 4-1.
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Walker Frustration Mark Tied To Orioles Baserunner
Cleveland pitcher Jerry Walker allegedly set a frustration record Tuesday night in Baltimore as Russ Snyder stole second on the next pitch after eight failed pickoff attempts. Walker threw one strike to Bob Saverine before the miscues.
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Thatcher Aims 200 mph in Production Sedan at Bonneville
Norm Thatcher, 66, seeks to become the oldest active racer to hit 200 mph in a production stock bodied sedan. He plans the Aug 18–24 national trials on the Bonneville salt flats, Utah, betting on experience over youth and noting a 189.8 mph two way record last year in a 1962 model.
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Gonzales Sees Davis Cup Win Over Mexico
In Los Angeles Pancho Gonzales predicts a 5 0 U S win in the Davis Cup American zone semi final against Mexico He reveals he spent time correcting Dennis Ralston s serving to gain a longer rhythm and expresses strong loyalty to the U S team and a desire to even the score after Mexico defeated the U S last year He says the United States is the best team in the world and aims to bring the cup home.
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Griffith Testimony Claims Rival Gleaned Georgia Team Info
Georgia coach Johnny Griffith testified he believed Alabama received inside Georgia information before the 1962 clash. The statement emerged during the $10 million libel trial of Wally Butts against Curtis Publishing, about a Saturday Evening Post article alleging the game was fixed by Butts and Bear Bryant.
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Packers Still Smarting From Loss to All Stars
The Green Bay Packers, still smarting after a Friday night defeat by the College All-Stars, held a 15 minute rugged scrimmage Tuesday. Tackle Henry Jordan remained sidelined with a minor leg injury from the game. Lombardi warned their next opponents not to underestimate the All-Stars.
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Monroe High football gears schedule announced for 1963
Ralph Neale, Monroe high school head football coach, announced equipment drawing for the 1963 season. Returning lettermen report 6:30–7 p.m., others 7–7:30 p.m., freshmen Aug 26 at 6:30 p.m. Practices begin Aug 19 with two-a-days. JV opener Sept 6 at South Wayne. varsity opener Sept 7 versus Beloit Catholic at Recreation Park.
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Junior Legion Champs Will Be Named Tonight
Appleton Oshkosh and Kenosha meet tonight for the Wisconsin American Legion Junior baseball championship. Oshkosh advanced by defeating Kenosha after earlier losses in the double elimination tournament.
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Warsa horse shoe Tournament winner tops South Gate night
John Monasmith of Yakima Wasn. won the Warsa horse shoe Tournament Tuesday night with a score of 32 to 3.
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Sox and Cubs Suffer Losses in Rivalry Showdowns
In Chicago on Aug 6 the White Sox fell 4-3 to Kansas City as late rally fizzles. The Cubs were beaten by the Dodgers 4-1 with Maury Wills homering and Don Drysdale dominating. The Sox trail the Yankees by eight games. Ellsworth vs Koufax looms as a possible pitching duel for the Cubs.
Service members assigned to ships and bases in 1940s era notes
The Service Record reports Harlan Freitag receiving assignment to the USS Charles R. Ware with home port Mayport Florida. His unit and mailing address are listed. In New Mexico two Benton men, Airman Robert G. Leibold and Airman Kenneth E. Blaine, are reassigned to Cannon Air Force Base after graduating jet aircraft mechanics training in Amarillo Texas. Both are Benton High School graduates who entered the Air Force in February.
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Harassment Charged In Kohler Labor Board Case
Kohler Co of Wisconsin has charged the National Labor Relations Board with plain harassment and seeks a U S appellate ruling on the agency’s reach. Also included are baseball standings and results from the National and American leagues with games listed for today and upcoming schedules.
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Symank sought trade after unhappy season replacement
John Symank, a Green Bay regular in the 37 0 win over the Giants in 1961, says he told Vince Lombardi he disliked being a substitute. Lombardi reportedly appreciated his position and promised not to block a move. Symank joined the Cardinals with Larry Wilson as the safeties in Wally Lemm's defense.
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