Keith Sparks Dormans Past South Wayne in Slowpitch Classic
Dr Robert Keith starred for Dormans with four hits including a sixth inning double to lead a 12 1 win over South Wayne in the Classic League. Gayle Quinn and Terry Quinn added key hits as Dormans built early and extended leads with three runs in the first, third, fifth and sixth frames. Chuck Hammerli led South Wayne with three singles, while Fred Blanc earned the win. EUB No 1 beat Lanz Hardware 5 2 and Power and Light crushed White Haven 17 4 as other notable results.
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Robert Keith
Dormans
South Wayne
Keith
Gayle Quinn
Harry Friedli
Terry Quinn
EUB No. 1
Lanz Hardware
Power and Light
White Haven
Chuck Hammerli
Homer Pickett
Lee Haeft
Buddy May
Fred Blanc
Gayle Burington
EUB
Lanz
Dave Ambler
Ardell Kopp
Art Whipple
Don Torkelson
Cal Erickson
Terry Stamm
del Brandenberg
Pete Kiel
Willy
Braves Edged 7-6 as Dodgers Rally Past Milwaukee
Milwaukee collected 13 hits and 15 players but fell 7-6 to Los Angeles. Ed Mathews hit his 19th homer for the Braves, while Frank Howard connected for his first homer in 25 days for the Dodgers. Wade Blasingame took the loss and Phil Ortega earned his fifth win in six innings.
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Angeles
Milwaukee
Braves
Los Angeles Dodgers
Lee Maye
Ron Perranoski
Dodger
Ed Mathews
Frank Howard
Dodgers
Wade Blasingame
Phil Ortega
Sorenson Exits 64th U.S. Women’s Amateur in Second Round
Carol Sorenson of Janesville, a four time Wisconsin champion, fell 3 and 2 to Marcella Rose of Jefferson City, Missouri in the second round of match play at Hutchinson. Sorenson had earlier defeated Judy Bell of Colorado Springs 5 and 3 in the opening round while Rose had beaten Carla Glasgow of Whittier 2 and 1.
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Carol Sorenson
Hutchinson
Kan
Wisconsin
Janesville
U.S
Marcella Rose
Jefferson City
Miss Sorenson
Judy Bell
Colorado Springs
Colo
Miss Rose
Carla Glasgow
Whittier
Calif
New London Youth Sets 23-Inch Smallmouth Record Bass
Madison special edition reports 15 year old Edward Belkle caught a 23 inch 11 pound smallmouth bass in the Wolf River this season to set an unofficial Wisconsin record. The female fish full of eggs was cleaned mounted and weighed on a spring scale before verification could occur.
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Sladison
London
Wolf River
Wisconsin
Edward Belkle
White Sox Bomb Yankees to Narrow Lead in Standings
The White Sox defeated the Yankees 4 2 to move within half a game of league-leading Baltimore as Jim Bouton struggled and a malfunctioning scoreboard flashed in celebration. The Sox won their fifth of seven against New York and prepare for a four-game weekend series with Baltimore while Boston beat Baltimore in 10 innings.
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Yankees
White Sox
Yanks
Baltimore
Boston
Yankee
al Lopez
New York
John Buzhardt
Whitey Ford
Ford
Jim Bouton
Bouton
J. C. Martin
Mike Hershberger
Clete Boyer
Jim Landis
Chicago Cubs
Phillies
Philadelphia
Wes Covington
Cubs
Joe Amalfitano
Billy Williams
Ron Santo
Chicago
Standings and results from the majors across two leagues
The scoreboard shows American League standings with team records and games behind, including Baltimore Chicago New York Detroit Minnesota Cleveland Boston Washington Kansas City and others. It lists Wednesday results such as Minnesota 3 Washington 1 and Cleveland 6 Kansas City 4, plus scheduled games for Friday and upcoming matchups. In the National League, Philadelphia San Francisco Cincinnati St Louis Pittsburgh Milwaukee Los Angeles Chicago New York Houston and San Francisco lines appear with records and results, including 9 2 and 8 7 scores and night games.
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Baltimore
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Minnesota
Cleveland
Boston
Washington
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Houston
Monroe Teams Enter Tourney in Warren Invitational
First National Bank of Monroe Ma or League and Hubers from the Minor League are the only Monroe teams entering the inaugural Warren Invitational Softball Tournament opening Saturday. Al Wachlin, tournament director, announced first round pairings and prize structure of $250 and trophies for top four. Hubers faces Western Newer Freeport at 7 30 p.m. with Mt Carroll versus Durand at 9 p.m. on opening night. Monday features Davis vs Pabst of Freeport and other matchups including Monroe First National Bank against Whites of Shullsburg, Benton vs Alfokey, plus Stockton Super Value vs Wiota and Shullsburg S and S Feeds vs Warren Cleaners.
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Monroe
Freeport
Mt. Carroll
Durand
Davis
Pabst
Seymour
Stockton Farmers
First National Bank
Whites
Shullsburg
Benton
Alfokey
Stockton Super-Value
Wiota
Shullsburg S and S
Warren Cleaners
Slowpitch Meet Opens Monday With Two-Week Schedule
John Prien announces the slowpitch tournament to start Monday night at Twining Park. Games run Monday through Thursday for two weeks with rain delays pushing schedule by one night. Teams and managers will supply base umpires each night, starting with Grace Lutheran White Haven and EUB No. 1 Dor mans on Monday.
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John Prien
Twining Park
Grace Lutheran
White Haven
EUB
Dormans
Wisconsin Power and Light
South Wayne
Lanz Hardware
Wisconsin Liquid Feed
Hubers
Joe’s Private Club
Heeren and Coplien
the Office
Swiggums
Swiss Colony
Martins
Eagles
Milwaukee Cheese
Baumgartners
Eagles No. II
Moose
Chalet Cheese
Grace Lutheran-White Haven
Eagles No
Firemen
Chalet
Cheese
EUB No. I
Qubers
Joe’s
Office
Eagles No. I
Baum Partners
Heeren
Coplien
Bass and Panfish Spark Wisconsin Fishing Action
Wisconsin fishermen report bass and panfish driving most action across lakes including Lake Winnebago perch in Trempealeau County. A seven pound largemouth near Cumberland in Barron County and a 32 pound musky on Butternut Lake in Price County highlight strong catches. Chippewa River area in Sawyer County also busy, with musky reports from Roberts and Riley lakes in Forest County and bass in Lucerne Bradley and Pine lakes.
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Madison
Lake Winnebago
Wisconsin
Trempealeau County
Cumberland
Barron County
Sawyer
Price
Butternut Lake
Price County
Chippewa River
West Fork
Sawyer County
Roberts and
Riley Lakes
Forest County
Lucerne
Bradley
Pine Lakes
Palmer and Nicklaus Set To Tackle Firestone Course
Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus prepared for the American Gold Classic at Firestone Country Club Akron beginning today. Palmer noted the 7,165 yard layout is in fine condition and expects a winning score around 276 while Nicklaus predicted a winner potentially better than 276 as greens look favorable for putting.
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Palmer
Nicklaus
Akron
Ohio
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Firestone
Johnny Pott
Deep Freezers Move to First in Windy Acres Golf Race
In the Wednesday Night Golf League at Windy Acres The Deep Freezers beat The Rejects 6-0 to climb from fourth to first. Bill Tuescher earned low gross 41 and low net 31. Prizes went to Kurt Schwerin John Chambers Clarence Mahlberg Roy Hefty Tuescher Ed Schmitz Erv Spring Ed Knopinski Larry Holcomb Ed Peterson Dick Lane Marty Schmidt Roy Olson. Standings place Deep Freezers 39 points followed by The Greatests 38 The Swingers 37 The Birdies 36 The Sandbaggers 33 Dura clean 28 The Rejects 27 The Mustangs 21.
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Windy Acres
Deep Freezers
The
Rejects
Bill Tuescher
Tuescher
Kurt Schwerin
John Chambers
Clarence Mahlberg
Roy Hefty
Ed Schmitz
Erv Spring
Ed Knopinski
Larry Holcomb
Ed Peterson
Dick Lane
Marty Schmidt
Roy Olson
Greatests
Swingers
Birdies
Sandbaggers
Duraclean
Mustangs
Sore pitching arm bothers Dodger ace Koufax
Los Angeles Dodgers left hander Sandy Koufax has a sore pitching arm again a doctor reported Wednesday The arm around his elbow is inflamed and Woods the team physician said it should not sideline him for more than one turn This is Koufax first arm trouble since last April in St Louis
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Sles H
Sandy Koufax
Los Angeles Dodgers
Robert Woods
Woods
Koufax
Sandy
St. Louis
Lifters Set for Olympic Trials as Ranks Boost Hope
United States weightlifters prepare for two day trials at the Worlds Fair to select a seven man team for Tokyo. Dave Matlin predicts a rebound after 1960 losses, citing 1963 Pan American Games success with Joe Puleo and Bill March among entries. Over 60 lifters compete across seven classes beginning with heavier weight categories.
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England
Finland
Australia
Rome
America
U.S
Russia
Japan
Hungary
Poland
Tokyo
Dave Matlin
Orient
Brazil
Matlin
Joe Puleo
Detroit
Bill March
York
Mets Win Sees Hickman Hit Grand Slam in Sixth
Yesterday's stars included Jim Hickman of the Mets belting a grand slam in the sixth, powering New York to a 42 victory over Pittsburgh and their fourth straight win, the club's longest streak of the season. Bob Purkey of the Reds scattered six hits in a 7-1 victory over San Francisco, as the second-place Giants fell six games behind NL leader Philadelphia.
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Jim Hickman
Mets
New York Mets
Pittsburg
Bob Purkey
Reds
San Francisco
Giants
Philadelphia
Japanese boxer Takashi Hasegawa dies after knockout
Tokyo reports featherweight Takashi Hasegawa, 22, died after 82 hours in a coma following a sixth round knockout on Sunday night. He is the second Japanese professional boxer to die from a knockout in recent memory.
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Tokyo
Takashi Hasegawa
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Mary Jane Weber
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