Slowpitch action at Twining park features multiple games
Schmid sparks Power and Light with three doubles and a run as they beat Chalet Cheese 28-20. Firemen defeat Eagles No 2 10-2 while Milwaukee Cheese tops Moose 42. Del Brandenburg and Bob Frehner noted early offense. Schmid and Brandenburg key for their teams. Power and Light improve to 9-4, Chalet Cheese to 0-13. Eagles No 2 at 3-10.
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Ron Zable
Gene Leuck
Chalet
Gerald Gelbach
Gene
Cabaret Cheese
del Brandenburg
Paul Mueller
Gene Baker
Baker
Eagles
Charles Bloom
Eagles No
Bob Montgomery
Cheese Club
del Indergand
Bob Wartenwyler
Moose Club
Fritz Frehner
al Schwartz
Aetin Sinan
Baseball Standings and Results Across Leagues
National League standings show Los Angeles atop with 69 wins while San Francisco trails at 67 and St. Louis at 66. Weekly results include New York beating Pittsburgh 4 2 and San Francisco defeating Cincinnati 7 6 in ten innings. American League leaders New York 74 4 2 continue to pace, with Chicago 67 51 and Minnesota 66 52 close behind. recent scores include Boston 14 5 over New York and Cleveland 1 over Chicago in extra innings.
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Packers and Cowboys Prepare for Big Cotton Bowl Showdown
The Green Bay Packers, resting for their Saturday night exhibition with the Dallas Cowboys, focused on passing with Bart Starr and John Roach while running light ground plays. Pads and helmets were worn as a precaution, with estimates of about 60,000 fans expected at the Cotton Bowl.
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Wisconsin anglers report improved fishing across counties
Cool weather boosts walleyes northerns and trout activity in Wisconsin lakes and rivers after a mid summer slump. The Conserva Depart ment weekly note cites better action, with eight walleyes totaling 51 pounds from Sawyer County and a 45 inch musky from Taylor County.
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Dodgers advance after 4-3 win over Cubs in Pony League
Dodgers beat Cubs 4-3 at Recreation Park to reach the championship game set for 1 30 p m today. Bill Norder earned the win with 14 strikeouts while Stu Grendahl allowed only three hits in a tough loss. Dan Franklin and Roger Kohl each had two hits for the Cubs. Norder led the Dodgers with a single in two at bats.
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Amos Alonzo Stagg To Be 101 on Friday
Amos Alonzo Stagg, famed football figure, will celebrate his 101st birthday Friday at a Stockton convalescent home. Navy Coach Wayne Hardin, a former pupil, visited and reported Stagg still recognizes faces and recalls players.
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Aaron Delivers Braves Victory Over Dodgers on Grand Slam
Milwaukee star Hank Aaron blasted a ninth grand slam off Don Drysdale in the seventh inning, lifting the Braves to a 5-3 win over the first-place Dodgers. Aaron, batting .315 with 32 homers and 100 RBIs, discussed sliders and Drysdale's whip motion while reflecting on Musial’s potential records and his own pursuit of hitting milestones.
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Wisconsin Eyes 35 Day Duck Season With Goose Split Option
The U S Fish and Wildlife Service proposed a 35 day duck season with a 70 day goose option in Wisconsin. A noon duck opener not before Oct 5 would extend one day beyond last year and a four duck bag limit with eight possession is set, with limits on hooded merganser wood ducks and mallards. A 70 day split or consecutive goose season may apply to Necedah Horicon areas, with Dodge and Fond du Lac counties capped at 12 000 geese.
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Softball Tourney Play Slated at New Glarus
The New Glarus Softball League tournament runs Aug. 20 and Aug. 23 with Swiss Lanes and Taylor's Cities Service opening at 7:45 p.m. The Chevrolet vs New Glarus Hardware game follows. If rain delays, games shift to Aug. 20 and the tournament moves to Aug. 23 and Aug. 27.
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Cubs and White Sox Suffer Big Doubleheader Losses
The Yankees lost a rare twin bill as the White Sox also dropped, while the Dodgers slid in a second straight defeat. Chicago fell to Philadelphia 7-2 and 9-3 as Ernie Banks hit his 18th homer but costly Cub errors doomed the club.
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Speedy Scot Favored To Win Yonkers Trot
Castle ton Farm’s Speedy Scot a heavy favorite in the $135,127 Yonkers Futurity Trot at Yonkers Raceway driven by Ralph Baldwin. Seven challengers race the mile test as part of the trotting triple with four rivals also eligible for Hambletonian and Kentucky Futurity legs, including Florlis and Diges Deu.
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Retains World Pocket Billiards Championship Title
Luther Lassiter of Elizabeth City North Carolina defeated Jimmy Moore of Albuquerque New Mexico 600 to 381 to retain the world pocket billiards championship Wednesday night.
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Rare Stallion Arrives in U.S. with Hangover
Mulgrave, a Cleveland bay yearling stallion and the only registered of his breed in the United States, arrived on the Loch Royal from England in Los Angeles and Oakland. A longshoreman offered beer, giving the horse a brief hangover but no lasting effects. He will stand at stud for select mares with owners Mr and Mrs Bob Lorimer in Oakland.
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Gelbach Throws No-Hit Victory In Minor Midget Final
Dan Gelbach of the Giants pitched five innings of no hit ball in a 4 0 win over the Cubs to claim the Minor Midget crown. Nick Dearth opened with a homer and added a later single as Gelbach and Nick Kessenich doubled, while Tom Weatrich and Curt Lindsay had singles. Kim Krebs took the loss, giving up six hits. Season totals show Giants 53 Cardinals 44 Cubs 46 in tournament play.
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Georgia coach Butts libel trial hearings begin
University of Georgia president Dr. O C Aderhold and three athletic board members testified that former coach Wally Butts has bad character. Other board members prepared to testify in a federal court case over a 10 million dollar libel suit against Curtis Publishing.
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Kart Race Winners Listed at Brodhead
Eighty five karts entered the Sugar River Raceway event in Brodhead last Saturday night. Trophy winners include Juniors Class 1 Kim Mc Claskey Class 2 Mike Du Charme and Brian Osberg Class 3 Tom Gullenswan Class 4 Bob Corey. Seniors Class 1 Carl Hafenstein Class 2 Dick Allen Jim Allen Class 3 Stan Davis Richard McEllmeal Alf Halverson and Ray McDonough Class 4 Don Hubka and Dave Watson Class 5 Bob Hill and Roy Grinke Class 6 Bob Winters and Frank Hogan Class 7 Ken Wallery and Fred Wiedmer Class 8 Bob Owens Duals Bob Showen.
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Alf Halverson
Ray McDonough
Quick Gains Advances in USGA Junior Girls' Tournament
Nancy Quick of Burlington Wisconsin moved into the main flight in the third division by defeating Barbara Frelinghausen of Far Hills New Jersey eight and seven on Wednesday at Albany New York.
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