Cubs Hand Reds Slim NL Lead To Five Games
The Cubs defeated the Reds 4-2 as George Altman led with a nine hit series against Cincinnati boosting his June player of the month form. Altman’s tie breaking homer in the sixth helped Chicago gain ground on Cincinnati’s NL lead while Bob Anderson kept the Reds in check over 3-4 innings for Ellsworth’s fifth win.
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Dodgers
Giants
Braves
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Reds
Los Angeles
George Altman
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Cincy
Altman
Bob Anderson
Dick Ellsworth
Ken Hunt
Pittsburgh
Johnny Roseboro
Roseboro
Pirates
Bill Mazeroski
Dick Stuart
Roberto Clemente
Don Hoak
San Francisco
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Willie Mays
Matty Alou
Sam Jones
Jim Owens
Stu Miller
Joe Adcock
Lee Maye
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Carl Warwick
Bob Hendley
Don Nottebart
Detroit
Don Mossi
Phil Regan
New York
Rocky Colavito
Norm Cash
al Kaline
Dick McAuliffe
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Mickey Mantle
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Yanks
Chuck Essegian
Cleveland
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Lenny Green
Twins
Steve Bilko
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Angels
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Boston
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White Sox
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Parson’s Kane Bill Johnson Enrolls at Milwaukee Marquette
Milwaukee Marquette University announced that 6-5 forward Bill Johnson, star of Parsons Junior College in Kansas, will enroll in September and be eligible for varsity play.
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Cager
Milwaukee
Marquette University
Bill Johnson
Parsons
Kan
Warrior
Scuppenong: A Southern White Wine Grown In The US
Scuppenong is a white wine produced from grapes grown in the southern United States. The description emphasizes its regional origin and wine type without detailing producers or tasting notes.
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United States
Packers Open Training Camp at St Norbert College
The Green Bay Packers open camp with 16 veterans and 17 rookies at St Norbert College under Vince Lombardi. newcomer Royce Whittington weighs 315 pounds, among the heaviest Lombardi has seen, while Max McGee reports at 215 pounds, ten more than last season, a gain welcomed by coaches.
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West DE Pere
Green Bay Packers
St. Norbert College
Vince Lombardi
Royce Whittington
Lombardi
Packers
Whittington
Western Louisiana Institute
Packer
Max McGee
McGee
Twining and Recreation Park Tonight and Tomorrow Schedule
Tonight at Twining Union Park features Twinsing versus Jaycees and Martin's against St. Clare with late games including Dorman versus Martin's. Recreation night lists Juda FFA against Kiwanis and Gempler's versus Helland-Hein plus tomorrow fairs Fairmont versus Oaktron and Commercial versus Browtown with start times from 7:30 to 9.
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Swiss Colony
Jaycees
Martin’s
St. Clare
Tomorrow
Yankees
White Sox
Tigers
Senators
Indians
Athletics
Dorman
Martin's
South Wayne
Monroe Milling
Recreation Tonight
Juda Ffa
Kiwanis
Gempler’s
Helland-Hein
Tomorrow — Fairmont
Oaktron
Commercial
Browtown
Qualifying Play Slated For Wisconsin Women's Golf Tourney
Sheboygan hosts qualifying rounds at Pine Hills for the Wisconsin Women's Golf Tournament. Carol Sorenson of Janesville, 18, is favored to win a third straight title as top 16 advance to Tuesday match play. Final 36 holes set for Friday with Polly Erickson and Jack Williams among challengers.
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Sheboygan
Wisconsin
Pine Hills Course
Carol Sorenson
Janesville
Polly Erickson
Madison
Miss Sorenson
Jack Williams
Ozaukee
Waukesha marksman captures Minnesota trap shoot title
Vic Reinders of Waukesha Wisconsin hit 75 straight targets to win the non resident title at the Minnesota state trap shoot held in Blooming Prairie.
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Blooming Prairie, Minn
Vic Reinders
Waukesha
Wis
Minnesota
Palmer Wins British Open On Tight Finish
Arnold Palmer captured the British Open at Birkdale by one stroke over Dai Rees after rounds of 69 and 72, finishing 284. He announced plans to pursue the National PGA title in Chicago at Olympia Fields, aiming to complete a career Grand Slam.
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New York
Arnold Palmer
Chicago
Can
Birkdale
England
Dai Rees
Wales
Australia
Kel Nagle
Palmer
Arnie
Olympia Fields Country Club
Idlewild
Disgruntled Umpire May Quit Diamond
Umpire Frank Dascoli, highly regarded in the National League, may quit after this season due to dissatisfaction with how umpires are backed by the league office. Dascoli did not confirm, but reports from Pittsburgh indicate he told Bob Prince this would be his last year.
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Los Angeles
Frank Dascoli
Dascoli
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Bob Prince
Les Biederman
Cascoli
Dascoll
Sachs wins 200 mile stock race at State Fair Park
Eddie Sachs of Coopersburg Pennsylvania won the 200 mile stock car race at State Fair Park with an average speed of 87.37 mph. Dick Rathman of Roselle Illinois finished second, Norm Nelson of Racine was third, and Elmer Musgrove of Niles Illinois fourth, all driving 1961 Fords.
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Milwaukee
Eddie Sachs
Coopersburg
State Fair Park
Dick Rathman
Roselle
Ill
Norm Nelson
Racine
Elmer Musgrove
Niles, Ill
Grams Delivers Big Hammer Sparking Ft. Atkinson Win
Dave Grams, former Monroe prep star now at Wisconsin, helped Ft. Atkinson beat Waterloo 18 to 6 in Central Wisconsin League play. He homered three runs, went 2 for 5, and earned a win with nine strikeouts on seven hits while relieving in the first inning. Grams hails from Janesville, where his family moved earlier this year.
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Dave Grams
Monroe
Ft. Atkinson
Waterloo
Wisconsin
Grams
University of Wisconsin
Janesville
Classified Ad: Sell Extra Farm Equipment and Livestock
Local farmer offers livestock and surplus farming gear for sale. Includes tractors, plows, fencing, and feed, with reachable prices. Call for details, photos, and delivery options.
American men dominate Soviet track meet in Moscow
In a rain soaked clash American men win 13-9 in events and 124-111 on points, while Soviet women prevail 68-39. World records hit as Valery Brumel clears 7 ft 4 in and Ralph Boston soars 27 ft 1½ in. Moscow crowd of 55,000 watches.
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Moscow
United States
Stuttgart
Easteves
Valery Brumel
Ralph Boston
Tennessee
America
John Thomas
Leonid Khomenkov
Soviet Union
Pinky Sober
U.S
A-A-U
Gabriel Korobkov
Jumbo Jim Elliott
Jim Durpee
Edvin Ozolin
Frank Budd
Lenin Stadium
Jay Sylvester
U.S. Army
Cliff Cushman
Grand Forks
N.D
Jim Beatty
Adolph Plummer
Chuck Frazier
Earl Young
Ulis Williams
Viktor Tsybulenko
Nikolai Sokol
Bolotnikov Kutenko World Athletics Marks Highlight Event
Pyotr Bolotnikov ran 5 000 meters in 13 58 4 while Yuri Kutenko posted 7 615 points in the decathlon alongside the high jump. Tatyana Schelkanova set a women’s world broad jump record of 21 feet 3 inches. Willie White of Chicago tied the listed record at 20 feet 11 inches.
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Pyotr Bolotnikov
Yuri Kutenko
Tatyana Schelkanova
Willie White
Chicago
Missing Guardsman Leaves Camp Area
CAMP McCOY search for a National Guardsman was called off after officers found conclusive evidence he walked off the base. Maj. Curt Kloman said a bloodhounds trail led to Paradise and residents reported a soldier matching the description seen toward Tomah.
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Camp Mccoy
Curt Kloman
Bloodhoads
Pfe
Ghery Johnson
Clarks Hill
Ind
Paradise
Johnson
Tomah
Seeman's Drugs Top Kiwanis 12 7 in Exhibition Softball
Seeman's Drugs of Beloit defeated the Kiwanis team 12 to 7 at Rec Park Friday night. The winners hit five doubles while Monroe's Jay Schlichting had Monroe's lone extra base. Monroe rallied in the seventh but fell short.
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Kiwanis
Seeman
Cobb Improves Some at Emory After Illness
Former baseball star Ty Cobb, 74, showed slight improvement at Emory University Hospital where he receives diabetes treatment. A spokesman said Cobb’s condition is fair and he is resting comfortably.
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Cobb
Atlanta
Ty Cobb
Emory University Hospital
Baseball score sheet shows multiple leagues and results
Standings list includes New York Baltimore Cleveland Chicago Washington Minnesota Los Angeles Kansas City Detroit and more with records and games. Monday and Tuesday results show wins by New York Los Angeles Cleveland Chicago Detroit and others. National League scores feature Cincinnati Los Angeles San Francisco Pittsburgh Milwaukee Chicago St Louis and Philadelphia with varied innings and extra frames.
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Cleveland
Chicago
Sane
Washington
Minnesota
Los Angeles
Kansas Cry
New York
Twinight
Kansas City
Detroit
Boston
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
le Wee
St. Louis
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Gypsy Leads Yachts At Race Halfway Point
Gypsy owned by Charles Kotovic of Milwaukee leads the 333 mile Chicago to Mackinac race at halfway. Dyna and Blitzen follow closely as the coast guard reports the fleet sighted off Point Betsy about 200 miles north of Chicago on the Michigan shore.
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Mackinac Island
Gypsy
Chicago
Mackinac
Coast Guard
Charles Kotovic
Milwaukee
Dyna
Blitzen
Point Betsy
Michigan
Fencers Gather in Turin for World Championship Return Match
About 100 fencers from 26 nations begin competition in Turin Italy for the world fencing championship seen as the Rome Olympic Games rematch.
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Turin
Italy
Glazners edge Belleville to stay undefeated in league play
New Glarus defeated Belleville 8 to 5 as Dick Larbacher hit a three run homer and Jim Erickson added a solo shot in the fifth. Bob Olson doubled twice for Belleville in a nine hit Glarners attack led by Dick Wainright. Verona scored nine in the second to beat Viota aided by walks and an error. Ridgeway rode 19 hits to a 19 run outburst led by Eldon Cushman four singles and Gene Sullivan 15 strikeouts. Blanchardville rallied from 6 0 to edge Hollandale after a late surge including Kensel Drud’s two run homer.
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New Glarus
Viota
Verona
Dodge Point
Blanchardville
Ridgeway
Belleville
Hollandale
Dick Larbacher
Jim Erickson
Bob Olson
Dick Wainright
Glarners
Jerry Bonino
Eldon Cushman
Gene Sullivan
Kensel Disrud
Indians Win 7-5 Behind Strong Batting Display
Yesterday's Stars Batting Lenny Green led the Twins as they collected eight hits in 11 trips against Cleveland with two triples one double and five singles in a 7-5 loss. Pitching Bob Anderson of the Cubs shut out the league leading Cincinnati Reds for 3% innings in relief striking out five to preserve a 4-2 win for Dick Ellsworth.
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Lenny Green
Twins
Cleveland
Indians
Bob Anderson
Cubs
Cincinnati Reds
Dick Ellsworth
Young at eighty four Derenbaum carves olivewood
In Shaar Menashe, 84-year-old Samuel Derenbaum known as Young stands to work and carves chessmen from olivewood. He spent 50 years as a woodcarver in Romania and four years in an immigration camp before finding a woodworking shop in the aged village. Public service notice urges support for Overseas Aid Programs aiding millions overseas.
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Samuel Derenbaum
Derenbaum
Romania
Shaar Menashe
Samuel
Samuel Dorenbaum
Dorenbaum
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