Crandall Oil and EUB Teams Spark Slow Pitch Night
Crandall Oil Co led by four hits from Ken Rothenbuehler beat Eagles No. II 13-9. EUB Church edged Moose 9-7 as Pete Kiel contributed two hits including a double. Heeren and Coplien topped Sportsmen Bar 15-2 with strong hitting from Duke Phillips Duane Worseth Jerry Dwyer and Roger Isely.
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Crandall Oil Co
EUB Church
Moose
Heeren
Coplien
Bar
Crandall Oil
Eagles No. II
Pete Kiel
Nate Schmerse
Cal Erickson
Mike Schmerse
Wendell Simmons
al Schwartz
Cecil Jones
Burleigh Bartlett
Duke Phillips
Duane Worseth
Jerry Dwyer
Roger Isely
Phillips
Dwyer
Stan Abley
Jerry Coplien
Don Ingwell
Fred Grendahl
Rothenbuehler
Willis Gruenewald
Walt Mahlkow
Charles Bloom
Joe Milz
Howie Olsen
Heins Stars Agrico In 8-2 Softball Victory
Duanne Heins belted a homer and two singles to spark Agrico in an 8-2 win over Lovelands at Recreation Park. Heins totaled three hits. Tom Smith Bob Hartwig Merlyn Clark and Dick Walipertson aided with key hits.
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Agrico
Recreation Park
Lovelands
Kiwanis
Leopolds
Tom Smith
Bob Hartwig
Merlyn Clark
Dick Walipertson
Larry Blaser
Butch Myers
Fred Siegenthaler
Bob Ruef
Bill Wunschel
Claire Bidlingmeier
Larry Leopold
National League and American League Baseball Standings and Schedules
The latest standings show Los Angeles leading the NL with 50 wins and 33 losses, while New York tops the AL at 50‑31. Today’s scheduled games include Los Angeles at New York and Boston at Minnesota among others with several doubleheaders listed for Thursday.
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Grendahl Paces Cubs In Pony League Win
Stuart Grendahl pitched four hits in a 2 1 win for the Cubs over the White Sox in Pony League action at Recreation Park yesterday. He also had two hits and scored a run.
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Cubs
Stuart Grendahl
White Sox
Recreation Park
White Sox Win Behind Back-to-Back Triples
Dan Franklin had the lone other White Sox run with a second hit. Galen Kuebli took the loss after two hits while Kuebli and Dave Holling hit back-to-back triples for the White Sox. Palmer comments on enjoying play and form amid storms in Florida.
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Galen Kuebli
Kuebli
Dave Holling
White Sox
Willie Mays Sparks All Star Victory In Cleveland
Willie Mays led the National League to a 5-3 win over the American League in the All Star game at Municipal Stadium. He had one hit, scored twice, drove in two, stole two bases, and made a spectacular catch amid a disappointing crowd of 44,160. The AL started strong with 11 hits but struck out nine and left runners on base as Jim Bouton shone for the NL.
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Ohio
Willie Mays
Willie
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Municipal
Sandy Koufax
Warren Spahn
Juan Marichal
Spahn
Albie Pearson
New York
Joe Pepitone
Bobby Richardson
Frank’ Maizome White
Tommy Davis
Nellie Fox
Fox
Nellie
Johnny Pesky
Pepitone
Richardson
Jim Bouton
Mays
Palmer Man To Beat In British Open Championship
Ar nold Palmer led a field of 120 in the first round of the 72 hole British Open at St Ames England and again was the man to beat. The La Trobe Pa professional fired a four under par 66 to set the pace and pursue a third straight British title.
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England
Arnold Palmer
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Harness Racing System Disputed
New York harness racing faces a split over the move to conditioned racing Roosevelt Raceway and Yonkers Raceway clash after Yonkers lost its bid to keep letter classifications Yonkers president Marty Tananbaum denounces conditioned racing Roosevelt president Alvin Weil calls it a disaster for the sport and endurance to a better public image is urged.
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United States
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Yonkers Raceway
United States Trotting Association
Wei
Power Mower Firm Closes Two Plants
Lamar plant in Missouri will shut Oct 1 affecting over 400 workers with a $2.25 million annual payroll. Outboard Marine Corp plans closing its Waukegan engine division site and consolidating sales at the Galesburg Illinois main plant as an economy move.
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Lamar
Outboard Marine Corp
J. L. Raniak
Waukegan
Outboard
Montgomery Electric girls beat Viota 18 17 in Browntown
Montgomery Electric girls team defeated Viota 18 17 at Browntown last night. Althea Ringhouser homered and Dorothy Pittenger hit two roundtrippers for the winners. Lynn Kubly earned the pitching win for Montgomery.
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Browntown
Viota
Althea Ringhouser
Dorothy Pittenger
Lynn Kubly
Montgomery
Celtics Hammer Hawks in LY Hoop Opener at Recreation Park
In the LY league opener, the Celtics beat the Hawks 78 to 55 at Recreation Park. Dick Swiggum and Pete von Allmen led the Celtics while Jiff Kittelsen and Tim Phalen starred for the Hawks with strong rebounding by Charlie Dearth and play setup by Roger Brunkow.
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Miki
Jim Dearth
Lakers
Dave Stauffacher
Larry Holcomb
Knicks
Tom Mitchell
Jim Swiggum
Royals
City Hall Remodeling Bid Placed For Evansville
Evansville City Council received a single bid of 810 dollars from Woodrow Wickersham for city hall remodeling and sent it to the public works committee. The council also referred John Wyse’s request to convert storage space into a repair shop, noting zoning prohibits the change. Reports covered Dutch elm disease and improper disposal of unsanitary material in Lake Leota.
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Evansville
Woodrow Wickersham
Public Works Committee
John Wyse
Lake Leota
Sorenson Advances in 63rd Western Amateur Golf
Defending champion Carol Sorenson of Janesville Wisconsin won her first round match in Colorado Springs in the 63rd Women's Western Amateur Golf Tournament, defeating Malinda Masly of Fairfax.
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Colo
Carol Sorenson
Janesville
Wis
Malinda Masly
Fairfax
MacMillan, Former Minnesota Coach, Dies at 77
Dave MacMillan longtime Minnesota Golden Gophers basketball coach for 18 years died Tuesday from cancer at age 77. His tenure shaped the program during his coaching era.
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Macmillan
Minneapolis
Dave MacMillan
University of Minnesota
Thousands Rely On Unassessed Act When Something Is Lost
A note explains the Unassessed Act providing reassurance to thousands who seek aid after items go missing. It outlines the process and aims to clarify how individuals can access support and remedies under the act.
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