Bunning Pascual To Hurl for Stars
New York Perfect game pitcher Jim Bunning and Camilo Pascual of Minnesota are early picks to face each other in the major league All-Star game at Shea Stadium next Tuesday. Selections by managers Walter Alston and Al Lopez include 17 pitchers with a mix of right and left handers.
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Baseball Standings and Wednesday Results in Two Leagues
National League standings show San Francisco leading with a 46 28 record while Philadelphia 43 28 and Pittsburgh 38 33 follow. Wednesday results include San Francisco 2 Pittsburgh 1 and New York 8 Houston 6. American League lists Baltimore 47 26 and New York 42 29 atop the table with several close teams. Wednesday’s games feature Kansas City 5 New York 4 in 41 innings and Chicago 82 Washington 7 1.
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Twins Rout Red Sox Behind Allison Two Dbls and HR
Yesterday's Stars Batting Bob Allison of the Twins drove in three runs with two doubles in a seven run fourth inning uprising, then added a two run homer in the ninth as Minnesota crushed Boston 14-3. Hank Aguirre of the Tigers earned his first win since May 17, holding Cleveland to three hits for a 3-1 victory.
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White Haven Upsets Wisconsin Power and Light In Slowpitch
White Haven, trailing at 0-6, stunned Wisconsin Power and Light 83 in the first round at Twining Park. Pete Kiel went 3 for 3 with a double driving in three, Jim Bosanny added three hits, and Del Brandenburg earned the win. Dormans beat South Wayne 6-1 as Russ Johnson and Ted Scheffer led with two hits each. Bud Wilde homered for Lanz Hardware in a 2-1 fifth-inning comeback loss to EUB, while G May and teammates contributed singles.
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Fad Pickett
South Wayne
John Damman
Chuck Montgomery
Roger Jackson
Special Contributors License To Be Ready For Sportsmen Aug 1
Madison Wisconsin. The Conservation Department announced 10000 special contributors licenses will be printed and go on sale around August 1 at county clerks offices. The license requires a donation of $1 or more above the $10 sportsmen fee. This restates the original concept and was proposed by James Smaby La Crosse. Sales will run a one year trial with potential increase in 1965 if demand is strong.
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Tebbetts To Join Tribe on Friday
Tebbetts, recovering from a heart attack, will rejoin the Cleveland Indians in Chicago on Friday. George Strickland will assist in the dugout as Tebbetts eases back into full management duties. The Indians had slumped in June, dropping to sixth place, 13 games behind the leaders.
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Winkler Paces Yankee Victory
Two midget league games at Twin ing Park featured the Yankees beating the White Sox 7 5 in extra innings with Kevin Winkler driving in two on a first inning triple and adding three more RBI. Steve Wilde led the Sox with a 2 for 3 day while Bob Gordee earned the win and Wilde took the loss.
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Duraclean Takes Lead in Golf Loop
In the Wednesday Night Golf League at Win Acres Duraclean moved to first with a two point gain over the Swingers. Max Harms and Tom Robers tied for low gross at 41 while Bob Hardware shot low net 30. Max Harms and Dewey Vorseth carded birdies as prizes went to fewest and most strokes after six holes. Harms had 25 strokes and Clarence Mahlberg the highest. Standings list Duraclean leading with 15 points followed by the Swingers 14, The Greatests 13, The Birdies 13, The Sandbaggers 12, The Deep Freezers 11, The Mustangs 8 and The Rejects 8.
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Largest twin double payoff hits $15,216 at Liberty Bell Park
Three bettors shared a $15,216 apiece payoff at the William Penn Racing Association meet held Wednesday night at Liberty Bell Park. The event produced the season’s largest twin double payout, underscoring tight betting competition and strong wagering turnout.
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Monroe bats explode in 12-0 Legion win over Whitewater
Gary Rufenacht pitched a one hit game until the fourth inning and struck out seven in Monroe’s 12 to 0 victory over Whitewater at Recreation Park. Bob Buchholtz led the hitting with three of four, including a triple, as Monroe totaled 10 hits. Brigham took the loss, while Orfordville looms next at 8 p.m. on the Recreation Park diamond.
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Deputies Compete At Brooklyn Shoot
Green County deputies and Brooklyn Club members competed at the club range six miles west of Brooklyn on Highway 92. Rain postponed the later stages, now set for Wednesday July 22. Representing Brooklyn were James Larson Roger Kruger Rodney Wendt Daryl Larson and Emily Krueger. Deputies included Roger Voelkl D J O Donnell Frank Klarer Ernest Batchelor and Duane Youngblood. Lunch was served during a hospitality segment.
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Roger Kruger
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Green County
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Softball Opens At Twining Park Tonight With Umpires
Girls softball starts at Twining Park second diamond with umpires and kept scores for the first time. Park and Recreation faces Monroe Business Women at 8 p.m., followed by Commercial Bank meeting Monroe Clinic at 9 p.m. Dial 325 5101 for an Adtairer today.
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Boys Raise Pheasants For Violation of Laws
MADISON Special Two rural Pardeeville youths aged 16 and 18 were ordered by Columbia County Juvenile Judge Daniel C. O Conner to raise 25 pheasants each this spring. They were picked up by Warden James Chizek for setting beaver traps a day early. Placed on probation until September, they will supervise the pheasant-raising project with Chizek and release the birds this fall.
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Chisox Sweep Washington In Two Night Doubleheader
Chicago White Sox swept a two night doubleheader with Washington winning 8-7 in the opener and 2-1 in the nightcap. Joe Cunningham and Ron Hansen drove in two runs, Joe Horlen allowed five hits and 10 strikeouts to improve to 5-5. Don Rudolph kept Chicago in check until Jim Landis and Pete Ward produced the decisive runs.
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