Teuscher Paces Slowpitch Action at Twining Park
Bill Teuscher blasted two homers a double and a single in four at bats to spark slow pitch action. Duane Vorseth Jerry Dwyer and Willy Winzenreich also sparked offenses for Heeren Coplien White Haven and Milwaukee Cheese with multiple hits and runs in 8-5 7-2 and 8-4 results. Jerry Coplien Fritz Frehner and Hank Grundahl earned wins while Koh Dye and Schwartz took losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Teuscher
Twining Park
Heerén
Coplien
Eagles
White Haven
Moose
Milwaukee Cheese
Crandall Oil Co
Teuscher
Heeren
Duane Vorseth
Jerry Dwyer
Duke Phillips
del Soddy
Tig Koh
Jerry Coplien
Kohl
Willy Winzenreich
Ken Schindler
Wendell Simmons
Cliff Prien
Hank Grundahl
al Schwartz
Arnie Koehn
John Sullivan
Skeeter Olsen
Dave Jacobs
Bob Crandall
Olsen
Fritz Frehner
Bob Dye
Giants top Cubs as Gelbach fans 14 in Midget League
Dan Gelbach threw a one hitter over seven innings and fanned 14 as the Giants beat the Cubs 10 to 1 at Twining Park. Johnny Bauman tripled and singled for the Yankees in a 15 to 4 victory over the Twins, with Fred Dearth homering.
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Dan Gelbach
Giants
Cubs
Twining Park
Yankees
Twins
Johnny Bauman
Gelbach
Bob Gordee
Fred Dearth
Mike Wandflu
Rick Fendrick
Dearth
Dave Rufenacht
Monroe Junior Legion Edges 2-1 Defeat at Janesville
Janesville defeats Monroe Junior Legion 2-1 with unearned runs in the fifth and sixth innings. Dearth pitched for Monroe with six hits allowed and six strikeouts, while Strand earned the win for Janesville with seven strikeouts. Blaser drove in Monroe's run and Henke led Janesville with two hits.
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Janesville
Monroe Junior Legion
Charlie Dearth
Monroe
Larry Blaser
Dearth
Dick Strand
Blaser
Henke
Conway
Sox Top Braves 10-4 in Pony League Action
The White Sox defeated the Pony League Braves 10-4 at Recreation Park as Galen Kuebli pitched a five hitter to stop the Braves winning streak. Daryl Wilde powered the win with a double and a single while Don Blum and Pat Millis added key hits. Curt Kohl took the loss.
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Pony Leaguce Braves
White Sox
Recreation Park
Braves
Sox
Galen Kuebli
Daryl Wilde
Don Blum
Pat Millis
Curt Kohl
WBA Chief Seeks Congressional Probe of Promotion Cartels
Abe J. Greene, head of the World Boxing Association, urged a congressional investigation into what he described as promotion cartels controlling the heavyweight boxing championship. Greene called for scrutiny of promotional practices and possible anti competitive conduct within the sport.
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Paterson
N.J
Abe J. Greene
World Boxing Association
Carpenter Returns Green Bay in NFL Champion Pack
Veteran end and back Lew Carpenter returned to Green Bay as the Packers continued workouts on Tuesday after a weekend hospital stay for bruised ribs.
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Carpenter
Green Bay
Lew Carpenter
Lanal
Packers
Bank and FFA Teams Post Softball Wins
Rec park action saw Commercial Bank defeat Eagles 8 to 2 led by Bob Prien Homer and two singles. FFA edged Browntown 2 to 1 with Dick Witt striking out seven as the winning pitcher. Eagles drop to 4-2, Commercial Bank sits at 3-4, FFA at 4-3, Browntown at 4-2.
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Recreation Park
Commercial Bank Blast Eagles
FFA
Browntown
Hermie
Blu
Keith
Jerry Schliem
Browntowners
Dick Witt
Fanning
Dale Meyers
Eagles
Commercial Bank
Celtics and Royals Lead Big Night in Local Hoops
At Recreation Park three games featured high scoring offense. Celtics beat Lakers 112 to 96 with Pete von Allmen and Ed Holcomb leading the attack while Jim Dearth paced the Lakers. Hawks toppled Knicks 137 to 66 behind Bill Carter and Bill Norder. Royals edged Pistons 101 to 98 as Jim Swiggum and Don Bloom fueled the win and Roger Brunkow paced the Pistons. Standings list Celtics atop 3-1, Hawks 3-2, Knicks 2-2, Lakers 2-2, Royals 1-2, Pistons 1-3.
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Recreation Park
Celtics
Lakers
Pete von Allmen
Ed Holcomb
Celtic
Jim Dearth
Bill Carter
Bill Norder
Hawks
Knicks
Bob Opel
Royals
Pistons
Jim Swiggum
Don Bloom
Roger Brunkow
Dempsey Questions Patterson Career After Liston Fight
Jack Dempsey, 68, in Canada for mining talks, says Floyd Patterson should quit boxing. He admits he missed the Liston rematch and believes Patterson lacks punch resistance and fight career longevity. Dempsey calls Patterson an amateur and notes fighters are hard to size up in today’s era.
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Toronto
Jack Dempsey
Sormy Liston
Dempsey
Canada
Quebec
Sonny Liston
Floyd Patterson
Liston
Gene Tunney
Patterson
Floyd
Western Open Golf Field Opens at Beverly Club
A strong field led by Jack Nicklaus Julius Boros Bob Charles and Arnold Palmer challenges at the 60th Western Open at Beverly Country Club Thursday. The event headlines a loaded slate of competition as fans await tight finishing rounds.
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Chicago
Jack Nicklaus
Julius Boros
Bob Charles
Arnold Palmer
Beverly Country Club
Track Officials Recommend Warm-Up Meets Before Moscow Duel
U S track officials urge at least one tune-up meet before facing the Soviet Union in the annual dual meet. Coach Payton Jordan cites the Moscow trip this year as flawed, noting a rough experience for the team and suggesting extra preparation and sightseeing time after the Russian meet.
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Warsaw
United States
Moscow
Soviet Union
Napoleon
Payton Jordan
Poland
Jordan
Cubs and Sox Fall In Key Tuesday Games
Chicago clubs both lost decisive games as the Cubs were shut out 1-0 by Cincinnati, with Billy Williams failing to deliver in the ninth. Detroit topped the White Sox 5-1 and 6-4 in a two game set, dropping Chicago to third in the standings behind the Yankees and the Red Sox.
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Chicago
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati
Chicago White Sox
Detroit
Jordan laments long layoff before return to competition
Former star Jordan blames extended idle period for poor form and describes a long hiatus without events. He notes frustration at the delay and expresses resolve to rebuild rhythm and performance in forthcoming matches.
Irish Luck Delivers $17,748 Win at Sportsman's Park
Chicago reports Mrs. Dwyer a 65 year old widow and mother of 12 cashed a $17,748 winning ticket on the twin double at Sportsman's Park. She said it was Irish luck a long time coming and waited to cash the prize Monday night.
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Chicago
Sportsman’s Park
Carol Sorenson Wins First Match at Denver
Wisconsin golfer Carol Sorenson won her first Trans Miss golf match in Denver, defeating Mrs. James Bailey of Denver 2 and 1 after trailing early. Sorenson, from Janesville, had been behind after eight holes before turning the match in her favor.
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Carol Sorenson
Denver
Wisconsin
James Bailey
Miss Sorenson
Janesville
Mrs. Bailey
We Elite A
Oceanc
Jean Ashley
Chanute
Kan
Stanley Handelman
Ladue
Detroit Stars Sweep Doubleheader with Big Day by Cash
Yesterday's Stars batter Norm Cash and the Tigers belted two homers including a bases loaded shot and added two singles to power Detroit to a 3 1 and 6 4 doubleheader sweep over the Chicago White Sox. Pitching by Jim Maloney limited Ellis Burton to a first inning single and struck out 13 as the Reds beat the Cubs 1 0 in Cincinnati.
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Cubs
Cincinnati
Jim Maloney
Tis Burton
Billy Williams
Williams
Dick Ellsworth
Bob Purkey
Jinening
White Sox
Detroit
Sox
Tigers
al Lopez
Taylor Phillips
Phillips
Norm Cash
Minnesota
New York Yankees
Boston
Gary Peters
Don Mossi
Caicado
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Elmer
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Paramount
Electrolux
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Lena. Elmer, SR
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John Zweifel
Nina Buchschacher
Sunny Brook
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