Burdette Loses to Braves in St Louis Return
Lew Burdette, now with the Cardinals, lost his first start against Milwaukee as the Braves beat St Louis 5-3 after an earlier 2-0 loss in the twin bill. Burdette gave up seven hits, issued all three first inning walks, and allowed Lee Maye’s seventh inning homer. Batting practice pitcher Al Zachary suffered a concussion from a line drive and was sent to hospital as the Braves prepared to depart.
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Gene Oliver
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Jewish Hospital
Norm Larker
National League Standings and Weekend Results Summary
The National League table shows Los Angeles leading with 52 wins, 33 losses, San Francisco 49 38, St. Louis 47 30, Chicago 46 39, Cincinnati 47 41, Milwaukee 44 41, Pittsburgh 42 43, Philadelphia 41 45, Houston 34 55, and New York 29 57. Week results include St. Louis 6 3 Milwaukee 3 5 and Los Angeles 4 New York 3.
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Monbouquette Shuts Out Twins as Red Sox Win 2-0
Billy Monbouquette pitched the Red Sox to a 2-0 victory over Minnesota allowing three hits and striking out eight with one walk. Willie McCovey hit his 24th homer as the Giants edged the Phillies 4-3 in a late run rally.
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Philadelphia
Comeback of Year Koufax Seeks 15th Victory Tonight
New York report notes Sandy Koufax aims for his 15th win as the Dodgers meet the Mets at the Polo Grounds. The essay links the date to the end of the 1962 season when Koufax pitched despite pain to blank the Mets, a pivotal moment in the pennant race.
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Celtics Lead Weekend Basketball Camp After Two Wins
The Celtics beat the Pistons 71 40 and sit 2 0 in the summer program at Recreation Park. Lakers edge Knicks 58 57, Royals top Hawks 39 38 as standings show Celtics 2 0, Royals 1 1, Lakers 1 1, Hawks 0 2.
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Hawks
Jim Bidlingmeier
Dan Franklin
Dewey Vorseth
Larry Pederson
Midget League: Cubs Edge Giants 4-1 at Twining Park
Cubs collect five hits and four runs to beat the Giants 4-1 at Twining Park. Mike Wuetrich homered for the Giants. Kim Krebs earned the win as Dan Gelbach suffered the loss. Frank Doherty had two hits in the Orioles 13-1 win over the White Sox. Randy Schwartz and Randy Naef noted in losses.
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Kim Krebs
Dan Gelbach
Frank Doherty
Oriole
Randy Schwartz
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Randy Naef
Two-Ball Foursomes At Monroe Country Club Sunday
The mixed two-ball foursomes tee off at 4 p.m. Sunday at Monroe Country Club. A cookout and dancing follow the golf. Commit tee in charge includes Donald Hugdahl, Robert Rufenacht, Mathew Eraser, and William Park.
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Donald Hugdahl
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William Park
Seeholzer Paces Severson Victory In Slowpitch Action
Seeholzer pitched Se verson Construction to a 7 3 win over Grace Lutheran at Twining Park with two singles and a homer in three trips. Gary Hoesly added two hits, Dave Warfel tripled and doubled for Grace Lutheran, while Dave Burri took the loss and Vic Severson earned the win.
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Dick Witt
Gary Brewer
Don Witt
Jerry Gelbach
Gus Martini
John Damman
Chuck Montgomery
Gayle Burington
Homer Pickett
Cletus Bainbridge
Mitcher
Paul Hefty
Gene Hefty
al Deppler
al Strahm
Arlie Fahrney
Delavan Defeats Monroe Legion in Junior Action
Delavan edge Monroe 4 3 at Recreation Park to snap Monroe's four game win streak. Greig earned the win with nine strikeouts while Dearth took the loss after nine strikeouts. Dearth hit a homer for Monroe and Nostrant had two Delavan hits. Monroe to practice Sunday at 1 30 p.m.
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Chuck Dearth
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Braves Top Dodgers In Pony League Victory
In Pony League action at Recreation Park yesterday the Braves beat the Dodgers 11 to 1. Mark Winzenried hit a homer while Dennis Lostetter and Kohl added triples to lift the Braves. Kohl pitched a two hitter against two Dodger pitchers. Losing pitcher was Dave Sorenson with help from Bill Norder. Norder and Tom Rupnow had the Dodgers’ two hits. James Doyle led the Braves with two hits in three at bats.
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Recreation Park
Mark Winzenried
Dennis Lostetter
Kohl
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Dave Sorenson
Bill Norder
Norder
Tom Rupnow
James Doyle
Fire group names officers at Wisconsin convention
Manitowoc Harland Lippelt of Madison is named vice president and Be loit Royal Taylor is re-elected president at the United Professional Fire Fighters of Wisconsin annual convention.
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Wisconsin fox calling attracts traveler Shaffer to Green County
Shaffer a real estate broker from Santa Fe tours Wisconsin calling foxes in Albany Stair’s cottage near Zanders Lake and New Glarus Woods. He calls grays and a red kit, photographs the process, and notes licensing limits while praising the sport’s low cost and year round appeal.
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Wisconsin
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Warren H. Schesser
Phil Jones
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Blackbourn
Harold A. Pederson
Pederson
Santa Fe
Glarners Clinch First Half Crown in Nine-Run Win
New Glarus clinched the South ern Division first half title by beating Blanchardville 6-2 in a makeup game. Dick Sarbacker had a triple double and single, Dick Wainwright struck out 10 over eight hits. New Glarus led 2-0 early and added scores in the fifth seventh and ninth to seal seventh victory in eight games.
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Dick Sarbacker
Dick Wainwright
Sorenson Falls To Ashley After Costly Three Putts
Carol Sorenson of Wisconsin was eliminated in the quarter finals of the Women's Western Open at Broadmoor course in Colorado Springs by Jean Ashley of Colorado Springs. Sorenson led by three holes after 13 but triple-bogeys on three consecutive holes doomed her bid for back to back titles.
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Miss Ashley
Nelson Captures Stoughton Honor
Judd Nelson of Brooklyn won the grand champion female honors in the Brown Swiss division at the Stoughton Junior Fair with his aged cow. His entries also won senior yearling heifer and 3 year old cow plus junior bull calf. Phyllis Klitzman led poultry with the champion meat bird. Jennifer Amidson took reserve champion production bird. Tom Wittner of Belleville topped grade junior yearling in Holstein. Swine and ponies judging occurred today. Fifth United States Army Band and Norwegian Dancers perform tonight near the amphitheater.
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Judd Nelson
Brooklyn
Stoughton
Nelson
Phyllis Klitzman
Jennifer Amidson
Tom Wittner
Belleville
United States Army
Wausau Trio Advances to Northeastern Wisconsin Golf Final Four
Three Wausau men Leo Kordus Harlan Huner and Al Stolen along with John Töpel of Stevens Point reached the semi final field in the regular division of the Northeastern Wisconsin Golf Association Tournament today.
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Harlan Hunger
al Stolen
John Toepel
Stevens Point
White Sox End Tigers Streak with 6-3 Win at Comiskey
Chicago White Sox toppled Detroit 6-3 at Comiskey Park completing a 12-game homestand with a big third inning. Mike Hershberger and Jim Landis homered and drove in two runs each as Juan Pizarro nears 12-4. The Cubs and Reds split a doubleheader in Cincinnati, the Cubs winning 7-0 in 11 innings before a 7-3 Reds victory in game two.
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Jim Landis
Juan Pizarro
Don Messi
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Reds
Dick Ellsworth
Cubs
Jim Maloney
Dick Lemay
Larry Jackson
Jim O'Toole
Waukesha Cedarburg Open State Baseball Tournament Clash
Waukesha and Cedarburg will open the 24th Wisconsin State Baseball Tournament at County Stadium with the first game tonight. Also on the card are Menasha Macs against Milwaukee Fire Department at 7 p.m. and seven other first round matchups scheduled Saturday including Soldiers Grove-Eau Claire at 10 a.m. Ed Raatz Milwaukee-Wild Rose at noon Arpin-Exeland at 2 p.m. Milwaukee Allen Bradley Madison Tigers at 4 p.m. Monona Grove-Janesville at 6 p.m. Milwaukee Falk Corp Pepin Lakes at 8 p.m.
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