Norder Sparks Hubers Victory in Slowpitch Action
Ken Norder and Hubers led a 11 hit Eagles attack with four for four at the plate. Bud Wilde delivered a seventh inning homer to seal Martin's 6-5 win over Sportsmen Bar as Hubers pounded Swiss Colony 6-1 and Hubers also prevailed 15-4 over Helland and Heins.
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Fran Schott
Fred Huber
Bob Wells
Tom Kerr
Paul Paulson
Merle Nenneman
Jerry Jordan
John Krattiger
Dick Yaun
Bill Moon
Don Nenneman
Sorenson Shuts Down Pony League Win at Recreation Park
Dave Sorenson pitched a two hitter with 10 strikeouts to lead the Dodgers to a win over Car at Recreation Park. Bill Norder had two hits and scored the winning run on a wild pitch. Bob Mathias and Sorenson added doubles while Wayne Gille allowed five hits and 11 Ks before the game was halted after 6% innings by the time limit.
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Silver Slugger Baseball School Opens in Dubuque
The Telegraph-Herald and Milwaukee Braves sponsor the Silver Sluggers Baseball School at Petrakis Field in Dubuque on July 25 and 26 starting at 9 a.m. Participants are 16 to 21 years old. high school players with ongoing seasons are excluded.
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TV Boxing To Return To Friday Night Spot
National boxing will move to Friday nights starting in September after the New York State Athletic Commission approved a contract between Madison Square Garden and Gillette Co. The switch ends Saturday telecasts and aligns with a title fight slated for August 10 in Lagos Nigeria between Dick Tiger and Gene Fullmer.
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Peters Fires One-Hitter as White Sox Shut Orioles
Gary Peters pitched a one hitter and struck out 13 to beat the Orioles 2-0, with Robin Roberts collecting Baltimore’s only hit. J.C. Martin and Tom McCraw homered for the Orioles as Chicago’s pitching duo Ellsworth and McDaniel blanked the Cardinals 2-0, lifting the Cubs into second place behind the Dodgers. The Sox host Washington tonight while the Cubs face Milwaukee.
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All Stars Boast Fast Backfield for Aug Two Scrimmage
Chicago reports the College All Stars will face the Green Bay Packers on August 2 with a swift backfield. Otto Graham observed a 30 minute scrimmage showing Larry Ferguson of Iowa Bob Paremore of Florida A M Roger Kochman of Penn State John Mackey of Syracuse Charley Mitchell of Washington and Bill Thornton of Nebraska as key backs. Ferguson opened lanes and Paremore displayed agile change of direction at the line.
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Makeup Games Set For Tomorrow Night
James Mauermann acting park and recreation director announced the first rain postponements in the regular softball league. Leopolds take on Agrico at 7 45 p m and de nadie de f vs FFA at 9 15 p m at Recreation Park.
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Dodgers On Top Giants Now Third
Dodgers hold first place in the National League as the slumping Giants fall to third after a doubleheader loss to the Pittsburgh Pirates 2-1 and 4-1. San Francisco trails by seven games, with Chicago two games ahead of them. Manager Alvin Dark said the team remains confident with many games left.
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Nienhaus Captures Medalist Honors In Wisconsin Golf
Mary Beth Nienhaus, a Marquette University junior from Appleton, took medalist honors in the 51st Wisconsin Women's Golf tournament at Janesville Country Club with a one over par 76. Defending champion Carol Sorenson trailed by four strokes after 40 40 80 rounds, playing on her home course as match play began.
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Girls Softball Team Captains Meet Tomorrow Night
A meeting for girls softball team captains and managers is announced for tomorrow night at 7 in the Community Center. Sale listings included with contact number 325-5101.
Liston Aims Quick Knockout Of Patterson In Las Vegas
Heavyweight champion Sonny Liston promotes his return bout with Patterson in Las Vegas claiming he will finish Patterson fast. Liston jokes about marriage and divorce with Patterson and says the fight will end before five rounds, citing Chicago finished results as a reminder of his power. Patterson has attracted betting support despite opening as an underdog.
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Monroe Freestyle Relay Team Wins Relays Honors
The 13 14 year old freestyle relay team placed first at the Southern Wisconsin Relays with Monroe taking overall team honors for the first time in 40 years. Members cited include John Etter John Stoll Jim Myers and Dick Stauffacher with Kenneth Pick briefly omitted from initial reporting. The 13 14 boys medley relay finished second with Dick Stauffacher Byron Bennett Jim Myers and John Etter.
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John Stoll
Jim Myers
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Walks Hurt Braves Beaten by Reds 4 3
In Cincinnati, Frank Funk of the Braves allowed too many walks as Milwaukee fell 4 to 3 in 17 innings. A Reds rally began when John Edwards triple started a bases loaded sequence, Ken Walters scored on a walk, and Al Worthington closed with four scoreless innings to seal the win.
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