Carty Sparks Braves Attack in Twinbill Loss to Giants
Milwaukee rookie Rico Carty went 5-for-5 with a homer and a double as the Braves fell 7-4 to the Giants in the nightcap after San Francisco won the opener 13-10. Carty’s effort tied a 5-for-5 mark and raised his average to .324 with 63 RBIs in 333 at bats.
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Milwaukee
Rico Carty
Braves
San Francisco
Giants
Carty
Lee Maye
Hank Aaron
Philadelphia
Phils
Richie Allen
Jim Ray Hart
Hart
Bobby Bragan
Dominican Republic
Aaron
Baseball Standings and Results From Weekend Schedule
The scoreboard shows standings with teams like Baltimore Chicago New York Detroit Los Angeles Minnesota Cleveland Boston Washington Kansas City and others. Weekend results include New York beating Boston 10-6 and Chicago shutting out Baltimore 0-5 as well as several extra innings games and upcoming matches. A separate note records Renee Powell winning the United Golfers Association women's amateur title in Indianapolis defeating Myrtle Hudgins 3 and 1.
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Baltimore
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Los Angeles
Minnesota
Cleveland
Boston
Washington
Kansas City
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Houston
Pittsburgh
Francisco
Indianapolis
Renee Powell
University of Wisconsin
East Canton
Ohio
Myrtle Hudgins
United Golf Aga
Badgers Start Two A Days Under Bruhn In 1950s
Wisconsin opens two a day drills with 71 invited players as Coach Milt Bruhn shapes the team for a non conference clash with Kansas State. Notre Dame and Purdue games loom while guard depth and leadership headline a veteran group led by co-captains Lee Bernet and Ron Leafblad. Brandt slated to start at quarterback.
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Madison
University of Wisconsin
Milt Bruhn
Badgers
Kansas State
Notre Dame
Purdue
Lafayette
Wisconsin
Ray Marcin
Bob Pickens
Bruhn
Letterman John Hohman
Appleton
Ron Leafblad
Waukegan
Ill
Ron Frain
Chicago
Lee Bernet
Harold Brandt
Hinsdale, Ill
Larry Howard
Aywood
Roger Jacobazzi
Westmont
Jimmy Jones
Washington, D.C
Ralph Kurek
Watertown
Jerry McKinney
Milwaukee
Carl Silvestri
Ron Smith
Packers overpower Cowboys 35-3 in exhibition clash
Green Bay coach Vince Lombardi called the 35-3 win sloppy though the Packers extended their preseason streak to three wins. Dallas lost two regulars Don Meredith and Jim Ray Smith to knee injuries and failed to score a touchdown.
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Dallas
Tex
Green Bay
Vince Lombardi
Packers
Dallas Cowboys
St. Louis Cardinals
Cowboys
Jim Ray Smith
Don Meredith
Meredith
Paul Hornung
Ponyicsanyi Captures Title at Decatur Lake
Jack Ponyiecsanyi of Monticello won the medal play championship at Decatur Lake Country Club with a 158, 159 total. His father John Ponyiecsanyi of Monticello was runner up as George Hartman of New Glarus placed third at 173.
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Brodhead
Jack Ponyiecsanyi
Monticello
Decatur Lake Country Club
John
George Hartman
New Glarus
Robert Collins
Mel Ingwell
Albany
Art Gmar
Palmer Duerst
Wisconsin Bear Hunting Opens Sept 5 in 3 Areas
Special early season bear hunt starts Sept 5 in three northern Wisconsin management units 7 14 28 31 32 and 39 40 across Ashland Iron Price Sawyer Lincoln Oneida Taylor Florence Forest Vilas counties. Bag limit one per license year with registration within open areas by 5 p.m. Sept 21.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Conservation Department
Ashland
Iron
Price
Sawyer
Lincoln
Oneida
Taylor
Florence
Forest
Vilas
Wisconsin Bear Hunter’s Assn
Robert Wendt
Woodruff
Northeast Area Game
Conservation Congress
Michigan
Congress
Crandon
Presque Isle
Park Falls
Wendt
Hurley
Knight Rod and Gun Club
Lawrence Krankkala
Ironbelt
Merrill
Merrill Eagles Club
Bear Hunter’s Association
Bernard Strom
Cottage Street
Stanley Gera Riverside
UW Faculty Member Chosen to Sail for U S in 1964 Olympic Yachting
Peter J. Barrett a 29 year old University of Wisconsin Engineering School faculty member will skipper the U S monotype sailboat team at the 1964 Olympic Yachting Games in Japan. He won a narrow 109 point margin over Henry Sprague of Newport Beach in the trials and the decision was confirmed after a conference with Olympic Yachting Committee chairman Julian K Roosevelt in New York. Barrett seeks his second gold medal after finishing 11th as U S Finn skipper in 1960.
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Long Beach
Calif
Peter J. Barrett
University of Wisconsin Engineering School
United States
Japan
Barrett
Henry Sprague
Newport Beach
U.S
Julian K. Roosevelt
Olympic Yachting Committee
New York
Roosevelt
Manitowish Waters skier wins first Wisconsin barefoot title
Larry Rushmeyer of Manitowish Waters posted a 274 second long run to win the inaugural Wisconsin barefoot water ski championship held Saturday. Neil Weber of Milwaukee placed second, with Ted Ferris of Manitowish Waters and Richard Albert of Wisconsin Rapids third.
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Manitowish Waters
Larry Rushmeyer
Wisconsin
Neil Weber
Milwaukee
Ted Ferris
Richard Albert
Wisconsin Rapids
Nichols Captures Curling World Golf Championship Title
Bobby Nichols, 28, wins the $35,000 Curling World Golf Championship at Oakland Hills with a 278 four round total. Arnold Palmer finishes one stroke back in second, while Jack Nicklaus ties for 11th with 286 as Gary Player takes third and Ben Hogan and Pete Brown share fourth. Brown, an African American from Los Angeles, marks a major breakthrough.
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Birmingham
Mich
Bobby Nichols
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Arnie
Big Jack
Nichols
Palmer
Oakland Hills
Nicklaus
Gary Player
South Africa
Ben Hogan
Pete Brown
Los Angeles
Hogan
Brown
George Archer
Gilroy
Calif
Cowboy
White Sox beat Orioles as Skowron hits first homer in six weeks
Yesterday's Stars Batting Moose Skowron broke a scoreless game with his first homer in six weeks, sparking Chicago to a 3-0 win over Baltimore to close within a half game of the AL lead. Curt Simmons won his 14th for the Cardinals, who beat the Dodgers 5-1 on four-hitter.
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Moose Skowron
White Sox
Chicago
Baltimore
Orioles
Curt Simmons
Cardinals
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Dodgers
Marshman Wins Springfield Race in 1964 Model Cars
Marshman of Pottstown Pennsylvania won the 100 mile late model stock car race at Springfield Raceway on a one mile dirt track. Don White of Keokuk Iowa finished second. A.J. Foyt led 57 laps but finished fourth. Joe Leonard and Lloyd Ruby placed third and fifth amid a $13,000 purse and a 12,500 crowd. The event honored Allen Crowe.
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Springfield
Ill
Bobby Marshman
Pottstown
Don White
Keokuk
Iowa
Vanda Hurst
Milwaukee
Marshman
Lloyd Ruby
Wichita Falls, Tex
Norm Nelson
Racine
Wis
Nelson
Chisox Narrow Lead As Three Teams Battle For AL Crown
Chicago White Sox beat Baltimore 3 0 to move within half a game of the Orioles. New York Yankees win over Boston to stay 2 1/2 back. Moose Skowron homers, Horlen Peters Wilhelm combine on five hit shutout. Cubs down Mets 7 3 as Jackson improves to 17 10 lifetime vs Mets.
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Chicago White Sox
Baltimore
Orioles
New York Yankees
Boston
White Sox
Detroit
Cleveland
Sox
Washington
Minnesota
Chicago Cubs
New York Mets
Larry Jackson
Jackson
Mets
Ellis Burton
Billy Williams
Cub
Cincinnati
Bankers Take Runnerup Spot in Warren Invitation
The First National bank softball team finished second at the First Annual Warren Invitational tournament. They lost the final to Freeport Western Newell 11 running 1. In third place Warren defeated Freeport Pabst 2-0 as Dick Witt pitched four perfect innings before Western Newell tied it 1-1 and then scored ten in the sixth. Jerry Dwyer went 2 for 2 to spark the Bankers. Manager Jack Fernan called the performance sharp for five innings.
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First National Bank
First National
Freeport Western Newell
Warren
Freeport Pabst
Dick Witt
Western Newell
Jerry Dwyer
Bankers
Jack Fernan
KEGLERS WILL MEET IN TURNER HALL
The Keglerette Bowling League will meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. in Turner Hall. Ida Casanova, secretary, reports the details.
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Keglerette Bowling League
Turner Hall
Ida Casanova
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Carling
Chisox
Joel Horlen
Gary Peters
Hoyt Wilhelm
Pete Ward
Lanz Insurance
Sebastian Laeser Jr
Herb Goecks
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Monroe Bowling Association
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H.D. Springs
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