Quarter Final Night at Twining Park As Teams Fight On
Slowpitch quarter finals run into a seventh night with City Taxi beating Swiggums in extras to reach semifinals as Swiss Colony tops Tri-State Breeders. Hubers faces Heeren-Coplien at 7 15 with Taxi and Pats Tap 1 set for semis and finals contenders.
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Kim Babler
Twining Park
City Taxi
Swiggums
Lols
City
Pats Tap 1
Phillips
Tri-State
Hubers
Heeren- Coplie
Taxi
Bill Wunschel
Jiggums
Jim VanWagenen
Doug Hirsh
Don Ninneman
Rackow
Monk Wentz
George May
Pat Wuthrich
Jim van Wagenen
Stan Rebly
Don Witt
Pats
Philips
Fe Power
Miss Colony
Tri-Site
Guntie Ok
Tourney Sidelights From A Slow Pitch Tournament
Pat Wuthrich shows punt potential during batting practice as the Tai tournament advances. Fans over 240 pack the stands as Semi finals approach with players like Stan Rebly Whitey Engebretson and Tom Cline delivering key plays while defense and timely hits shape the day.
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Kim Babler
Pat Wuthrich
National League and American League scoreboard snapshot
The pennant chase shows Pittsburgh and San Francisco leading their leagues with records around seventy wins. Tuesday results featured Pittsburgh over New York and Atlanta over Houston, while Los Angeles topped Cincinnati and Philadelphia beat Chicago. American League actions list Baltimore and Detroit near the top with scattered results and upcoming games.
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San Frans
Los Angeles
Philadel
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Cincinnati
Atlanta
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Houston
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Philadelphia
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Baltimore
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Washington
Boston
OBrien Benefit Tops Illinois State Fair Harness Cards
Joe OBrien earned 43 382 dollars on a day headlined by the Illinois State Fair colt stakes. He won two stakes and placed in another, totaling eight wins and a second. Jimmy's Pilot beat Blaze Byrd in the 1-year-old pacing stake, delivering 15 038 dollars to owner Bob Peterson. King Noble and Rock Springs Jane each claimed major purses, while Princess Randolph supplied a 13 834 payoff. Purses totaled 177 000 across 20 heats.
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Joe O'Brien
O'Brien
Tn All O'Brien
Jimmy
Pilot
Bob Peterson
Rockton
del Insko
O’brien
Peterson
Illinois
Rock Springs
Jane
Princess Randolph
Gilbert Busse
Randolph
Wis
Don Busse
Busse
Chuvalo Knocks Out Turnbow in Seventh
Montreal—George Chuvalo 220 pounds, Canadian heavyweight champion from Toronto, wins a seventh-round knockout over Mel Turnbow of Paterson N. Y. in a scheduled 10-round non-title bout. The count reached nine before Turnbow stayed down as Chuvalo finished with a final rally. About 3,100 fans were on hand.
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Montreal
George Chuvalo
Toronto
Mel Turnbow
Paterson
N.Y
Chuvalo
Turnbow
Bryant States Clash With Kentucky Officials
New York Notes Bear Bryant, Alabama football coach, says in Sports Illustrated he left Kentucky over a conflict with basketball coach Adolph Rupp. He calls his departure probably the most stupid act he ever did and says it had nothing to do with rumors about Bernie Shively’s athletic director job.
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Paul
Bear) Bryant
Alabama
Sports Illustrated
Kentucky
Adolph Rupp
Bryant
Bernie Shively
Tarrolly Sparks Milwaukee Past Oklahoma City in NBC Game
Bill Tarrolly belted a three run homer as Milwaukee beat Oklahoma City 5-2 in a winner's bracket NBC tournament game. Buzz McDonald and Joe Cox homered for the losers.
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Tarrolly
Beloit's Ballplayers Open Region 5 Legion Tourney
Beloit Wisconsin meets Grove City Ohio in the opening round of the region 5 American Legion Baseball Tournament at Ohio University. The double elimination event includes seven state champions with the winner advancing to the national finals in Orangeburg South Carolina. Other Thursday games feature Evansville Indiana vs Northbrook Minnesota and Adrian Michigan vs Springfield Missouri. Radcliff Kentucky has a bye and faces the Ohio Wisconsin winner Friday as the meet runs through Monday and possibly Tuesday.
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Grove City
American Legion
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Orangeburg
S.C
Evansville
Ind
Northbrook
Mic
Adrian
Mich
Springfield
Mo. Radcliff
Wisconsin Goose Quota Battles Lead to Compromise
Wisconsin congressmen and Bureau of Sports Fisheries and Wildlife officials reached a compromise on the goose quota after hunters complained. The initial plan set a 14 000 goose limit ending the season when reached. A House committee hearing discussed boosting to 20 000 or 25 000 with roughly a 20 day season.
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Wisconsin
Bureau of Sports, Fisheries and Wildlife
Badger
John Gottschalk
Gaylord Nelson
Henry Reuss
John Race
Interior
Stewart Udall
Robert Kastenmeier
D-Wis
House
86 Shooters Compete in Club Brodhead Shoot
The Brodhead Gun Club drew 86 entrants for its Guy V. Dering League Registered Shoot on August 7. Cletus Schlappi led Class A with 99, Gordon Ringsten won Class B with 99, G. L. Hobbs took Class C after a shootoff, and Walter Keith won Class D in a shootoff with 94. Delores Grether topped Class E with 87.
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Brodhead Gun Club
Guy V. Dering
Cletus Schlappi
Gordon Ringsten
G. L. Hobbs
Walter Keith
Delores Grether
Walter Nelson
Larry Hesgard
Hesgard
Dr. R. H. Romaker
Brod
Tray E
Gordon Ringlein
Handicapped Victory Noted with Nelson Good Showing
Walter Nelson wins handicap event with 95 points. Larry Hesgard earns 47 of 50 in class A doubles. Dr. R H Romaker posts 36 of 50 in class B.
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Walter Nelson
Larry Hesgard
Dr. R. H. Romaker
Stars Balling: Mays Ties Foxx With 534th Homer
Yesterday Willie Mays hit his 534th career homer tying Jimmy Foxx for second on the all time list and helping San Francisco beat St Louis 3 1. Don Sutton pitched a two hitter for his 10th win as the Dodgers blanked Cincinnati 20.
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Giants
Jimmy Foxx
San Francisco
St. Louis
Don Sutton
Dodgers
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
World table tennis champs move to Stockholm next April
Stockholm will host the 1967 world table tennis championships in April instead of Australia, the U S Table Tennis Association International Committee said Tuesday.
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Newark
Del
Sweden
Australia
U.S. Table Tennis Association
Girls Softball In Tournament Involving Several Teams
Hasler's Farmer ettes outscored Medical Center 21 to 20 as Park and Recreation beat Se Meteo Bote Hassler's 16 hits and four triples. Jo Treuthardt led Center with three hits while WEKZ's 43 hits included 23 doubles nine triples and three homers. Rouletta Buetle added two doubles two triples and a homer. Bonnie Stricker had three hits and a walk for Joe's. Pat Share posted four hits for Park and Recreation in a Montgomery win. Toni Pederson starred for Montgomery with a double a triple and a homer.
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Hasler’s
Farmerettes
Medical Center
Joe’s White Elephant
WEKZ
Park and Recreation
Se Meteo
Bonnie Stricker
Joe's
Pat Share
Montgomery
Toni Pederson
Pirates Strengthen Position in League
The league leading Pirates defeated the Dodgers 11 to 4 at Twining Park in Little League action. Jo Mueller hit a bases loaded double for three RBIs, Dan Jacobs added two singles, and pitcher Brian Brugger earned the win with six strikeouts. Dodgers’ Dave Roethe hit a two run homer. Pat Rambum took the loss. In the first game the Tigers forfeited to the Orioles.
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Dodgers
Twining Park
Jo Mueller
Dan Jacobs
Pirate
Dave Roethe
Brian Brugger
Pat Rambum
Tigers
Orioles
Carty Leads Braves Past Astros with Key Singles
Rico Carty, a speedy Braves outfielder, delivered two RBI singles to back a 4 2 victory over Houston Tuesday night. The win solidifies Atlanta’s command in the game.
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Houston
Rico Carty
Braves
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