Koufax Dominates Mets as Dodgers Extend Lead
Sandy Koufax pitched a three hit 6-0 shutout over the Mets at the Polo Grounds, his eighth straight win and 15th of the year. He struck out 13 to raise his season total to 163, tops in the majors, as the Dodgers moved five games up in the National League race.
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Jim Hackleman
Associated Press
Sandy Koufax
Los Angeles Dodgers
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San Francisco Giants
Philadelphia Phillies
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Willie McCovey
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Milwaukee
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Houston
New York Yankees
Los Angeles Angels
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Washington
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Cleveland
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Baseball Scoreboard and Results From Recent Games
The scoreboard shows standings for the National League and American League with Los Angeles leading the NL and New York top the AL. Key results include Los Angeles 6 New York 0 and Philadelphia 7 San Francisco 5. Upcoming games list matches across cities and dates.
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San Francisco
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Chicago
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Houston
New York
Boston
Baltimore
Cleveland
Minnesota
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Koufax Shuts Out New York For 15th Victory
Yesterday's Stars note Sandy Koufax struck out 13 in a third straight shutout and his 15th win while Bill Freehan of the Tigers had two singles and a homer driving in the winning run in the 12th, in a 7-6 victory over the White Sox.
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Sandy Koufax
Altern
Packers to Open Training Camp as Veterans and Rookies Arrive
GREEN BAY The Packers report for training camp with 34 veterans from last season, two veterans from other clubs, 17 rookies, and seven free agents. Drills start Wednesday with all candidates on hand. Notables include 33-year-old Dave Hanner starting his 11th season, 31-year-olds Jim Ringo and Bill Forester in their 11th year, and Mac McGee entering his eighth. Free agents include Terry Zang and John Fabry, with Fabry and Gary Kroner from Wisconsin as Green Bay natives.
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Green Bay
Green Bay Packers
Dave Hanner
Packers
Jim Ringo
Bill Forester
Mac McGee
Terry Zang
Drake
Marquette
John Fabry
Wisconsin
Fabry
Gary Kroner
University of Wisconsin
Former Winners Lead Wisconsin Women Golf Championship Field
Two three time state champions Carol Sorenson and Marilyn Williams top the field of 101 entries for the 1963 Wisconsin Women's Golf Association tournament at Janesville Country Club. Open Monday with 18 hole qualifiers, match play follows Tuesday, finals Friday, and a pre-ladies event with 25 teams is set for Sunday.
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Janesville
Janesville Country Club
Carol Sorenson
Jack
Marilyn) Williams
Pewaukee
Bass Lake Country Club
John Erickson
Madison
Sally Kloppenburg
Milwaukee
Linda Puls
Tripoli
Sugar Ramos Favored In Featherweight Title Defense
World featherweight champion Sugar Ramos is favored to defend his title tonight against Rafia King in a 15 round bout near Mexico City. The 21 year old Cuban won the title March 21 in Los Angeles with a 10th round knockout over Davey Moore, who later died from injuries. A sellout crowd of 23,500 is expected with tickets up to $40. promoter Pablo Ochoa projects a $160,000 gate. Ramos earns $40,000, King $10,000 plus expenses.
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Sugar Ramos
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Davey Moore
Los Angeles
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Pablo Ochoa
Ramos
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Cubs Nail Reds 4 1 Stay in Fourth Spot
Chicago Cubs beat Cincinnati Reds 4 to 1 to tighten their position in the standings. The Cubs remain half a game behind St Louis and within one game of San Francisco as they push in the four game set since the All-Star break.
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Chicago
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati Reds
Cubs
Reds
St. Louis
San Francisco
Slowpitch Leaders Highlight Minor League Standings
Fred Grundahl of Crandall Oil Co. tops batting at .500 with two homers and five doubles while posting a 6-0 pitching record after eight weeks. Open League and Classic League leaders split across teams and players, including Vor seth, Kuebli, Witt, and Moon, with multiple doubles and homers noted. Compiled by John Prien Slow pitch Commissioner.
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Crandall Oil Co
Hubers
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Eagles
Helland
Helland and Heins
Sportsmen Bar
Swiss Colony
Joes Private Club
Classic League
Wisconsin Liquid Feed
South Wayne
Lanz Hardware
Grace
Duane Vorseth
Dave Kuebli
al Zuhike
Roger Isely
Don Hugdahl
del Soddy
Duane Wilde
Hank Reik
Jerry Dwyer
Homer Marshall
Dick Witt
Percy Stevens
Russ Johnson
Midget League Plans Training Sessions Next Week
John Prien announces no games next week to focus on fundamentals and individual instruction. The schedule lists Cubs Cardinals Giants Yankees Orioles Twins Angles White Sox with 1 pm and 1 15 pm slots. Minor Midget standings show Cardinals 3 1 first, Cubs 3 3 second, Giants 1 3 last. Major Midget leads Anglos 4 0, then Orioles 3 2 Yankees 3 2 Twins 1 3 White Sox 0 4.
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John Prien
Cubs
Cardinals
Giants
Yankees
Orioles
Twins
Angles
White
White Sox
Firemen and Waukesha Post Wins in Tourney Opener
Milwaukee Firemen beat Menasha 4 to 1 behind Bud Chipman six hitter. Waukesha outlasted Cedarburg 2 to 1 in 12 innings as Bob Berezowitz and Jerry Fisher drove in two each and John Egan doubled to spark the Firemen’s win.
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Milwaukee Firemen
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County Stadium
Firemen
Sixtit
Bud Chipman
Menasha
Cedarburg
Bob Berezowitz
Jerry Fisher
John Egan
Loren Grasser
Braves Lose Spahn Likely Out For A Week With Elbow Soreness
Milwaukee ace Warren Spahn probably will miss several days with a sore elbow, keeping him out of the lineup for a series against St. Louis. Manager Bobby Bragan named Hank Fischer to start the fourth game, Curt Simmons starting for the Cardinals, and Spahn hopes to return in Chicago early next week.
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Milwaukee
Warren Spahn
Braves
St. Louis Cardinals
Bobby Bragan
Spahn
Bragan
Hank Fischer
Curt Simmons
Cardinals
San Francisco
Houston
Chicago
Soil Conservation Service reports widespread pasture damage and grasshopper surge
In Green County pastures are described as barren with complete crop loss fears. An aerial tour shows tough conditions and a spike in grasshopper numbers. Delbert Indergaard coordinates an air tour with flights from Monroe airport for about 2.25 per person. The 4 H Land Judging Contest is rescheduled to Thursday July 18 at Skinner Creek Watershed.
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Art Carter
Green County
Delbert Indergand
Monroe
Andy Erickson
Rich Tyler
Delbert
Skinner Creek
Ralph Weckerly
Teame
Chicago to Mackinac Race Sets Sail In 56th Run
The Chicago to Mackinac 333 mile race starts at 1 p m CDT with a record 105 yachts. Gypsy owned by Charles Kotov ic Milwaukee and Flame owned by Jim Doane Chicago are favorites. Mitena the 72 footer from Grand Rapids Mich will likely lead handicap times. The modern and historic records are cited with Ravene Ill posting 37 12 57 and Amarita 31 14 30 in 1911.
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Chicago
Mackinac
Michigan
Gypsy
Charles Kotovic
Milwaukee
Flame
Jim Doane
Cafavorites
Mitena
Charles Lewis Withey
Vic Reinders Sets Doubles Trap Perfect Score In Minnesota
Vic Reinders of Waukesha Wisconsin broke 100 straight targets Friday to become the first man in the 83 year history of the Minnesota State Trapshooting Tournament to record a perfect score in the doubles competition. The achievement earned him the non resident title while Mrs Bart Higgins of Duluth won the women’s crown with 91 x 100.
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Vic Reinders
Waukesha
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Midwest
Wisconsin
Bart Higgins
Duluth
Cards Edge Braves as Klob Sends Five-Run Blast
At St Louis the Cardinals defeated Milwaukee 5 to 3 as Gary Klob belted a two run homer in the third inning to spark a four run rally. The Braves collected 10 hits but failed to convert with runners on base against three Cardinal pitchers.
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Cardinals
Gary Klob
Judging at Arene School. winners to be announced after lunch
About a dozen teams entered the event at Arene School with judging finishing by noon. Winners will attend 4H Day in Milwaukee as their reward after lunch served by the Watershed.
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Arene
Milwaukee
DeMolay Baseball Tilt Canceled By Rain
The Monroe Ft Atkinson De Molay baseball game scheduled at the high school diamond was canceled due to rain. The next game will be at Freeport Tuesday night with cars leaving at 6:15 p.m. from the temple.
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Monroe-Ft. Atkinson
Freeport
Temple
Monticello Residents Vacation at Munz Cottage
Monticello residents Mrs. O. D. Curtis and family along with Harold Neuen schwander family and Leon Gempeler family and Kathy Rinehart are vacationing this week at the Munz cottage in northern Wisconsin. Assemblyman Merriam of Janesville met with Assemblyman C. M. Stauffer Tuesday evening. Robert Holcomb Sr. was discharged from St. Clare hospital and is convalescing at home. Albert J. Marty and daughter Irene visited their son Wilbert and family in Sheboygan, joined by Viola Rupp who spent the day with niece and husband Jack Miller in Plymouth.
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Harold Neuenschwander
Monroe
Leon Gempeler
Kathy Rinehart
Munz
William Merriam
Janesville
C.M. Stauffer
Robert Holcomb Sr
St. Clare Hospital
Albert J. Marty
Irene
Sheboygan
Wilbert
Viola Rupp
Jack Miller
Plymouth
Tommy Balbac
Warren
Marvin Shippy
Albert Hemphill
Eddie Kuster
de Hemphill
Ted Kelley
Juda
Earl Barr
Freeport
Stanley Hulbert
Wesley Jordan
Kenneth
Marilyn) Grabow
Kenneth Grabow
Loral Jordan
Carol
Bob
Clark Jordan
Virgil Leopold
Stanley Rayhorn
Eldred Hulbert
Oscar Samuelson
Joyce
Red Oak
Connie Miller
Oriana Rriewe
Black Hills
South Dakota
Byron Reeser
Erma Reeser
Edward Green
Clearfield
Jim Flannery
Hayward
Orangeville Social Notes Reflect Summer Visits and Travel
Orangeville society sections detail relatives and friends visiting each other across Iowa and nearby towns. Readers note cross county trips, family reunions, and vacations from Freeport to Monroe and Wisconsin camps.
Blanchardville Hosts Caravan Rally August 16 18
Blanchardville village park will host the annual Wisconsin rally of the Wally Byam Airstream Trailer Caravan Club from August 16 to 18. Harry Marshall Mrs Homer Marshall and Mrs James Lager and Rebecca Jo returned home from Bemidji Minnesota after attending the International rally of the group.
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Blanchardville
Wisconsin
Harry Marshall
Homer Marshall
James Lageson
Rebecca Jo
Bemidji
Minn
Pecatonica Bowhunters Set Sunday Shoot At Blanchardville
The Blanchardville Pecatonica Bowhunters announce their annual shoot at the Quinten Syse farm range east of Blanchardville. An open class welcomes archers not affiliated with a club while top Midwest competitors are expected to vie for prizes.
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Blanchardville
Blanchardville Pecatonica
Quinten Syse Farm
Midwest
Toepel Captures Northeastern Wisconsin Amateur Title
Purdue University golfer John Toepel from Stevens Point won the Northeastern Wisconsin Golf Association amateur title by defeating Leo Kordus of Wausau 3 and 2 on Friday.
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Toepel
Wausau
John Toepel
Purdue University
Stevens Point
Northeastern Wisconsin Golf Association
Leo Kordus
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