Extra Base Hits Pace Slowpitch At Twining Park Night
Slowpitch action at Twining Park last night featured eight doubles six homers and three triples. Gene Baker and Emil Klarer each had a double and a homer in four trips as EUB Church 14 8 beat Baumgartners 6 1 and Power and Light 18 16 defeated Lanz Hardware 18 16.
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Twining Park
Aguezngo
Piromese Prachtise
EUB Church
Baumegartners
Eagles No. II
Power
Light
Lanz Hardware
Gene Baker
Emil Klarer
EUB
Virg Tertin
Lowell Stues Sy
Cal Erickson
Iyes
B&o Lee
del Barrett
Baumgartners
George Wells
del Krupke
Sam Remus
Don Torkelson
Eagles
Remus
Charles Bloom
Bill Schmit
Dave Martin
Harold Sanders
Lage
Diem Berickson
Dave Rundle
Jim McKeon
Bob Bredson
Bernie McKenna
Fritz Graber
Sheldon Isely
Jerry Gelbach
Duane Rackow
Wisconsin fishing spots yield mixed results across counties
The Conservation Department reports about six hot fishing spots last week in Wisconsin, with large catches in Crawford, Door, Jackson, Oconto, Waushara counties and the Mississippi. Pan fish and bass reports cover multiple counties, with muskies and walleye also noted and a 40 inch northern reeled in at Lake Shawano.
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Madison
Conservation Department
Wisconsin
Crawford
Door
Jackson
Oconto
Waushara
Mississippi
Lake Michigan
Port Washington
Burnett
la Crosse
Langlade
Marine
Margeett
Oeertea
Bask Sauk
Shawano
Washburn
Washington
Waupaca
Iron
Lincoln
Rusk
Vilas
Buffalo
Columbia
Forest
Marathon
Lake Shawano
Juneau
Sonny Liston Receives Welcome at Hometown Denver
Heavyweight champion Sonny Liston returned to a hometown hero’s welcome at Stapleton Field in Denver. Police estimated 500 fans cheered as Liston arrived after defending his crown in Las Vegas by knocking out Floyd Patterson. Mayor Tom Corrigan called Denver proud and presented Liston with a silver dollar gift.
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Denver
Sonny Liston
Stapleton Field
Liston
Las Vegas
Nev
Floyd Pautismr
Tom Corrigan
Jones Escapes Injury After Midget Race Crash
Parnelli Jones, winner of this year’s Indianapolis 500, spun into the guard rail on a turn lap of a U S Club 50 lap midget race in Islip New York but escaped injury. The accident happened on the turn lap in the event.
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Jones
Islip
N.Y
Parnelli Jones
Auto Club
Spahn Burdette Set For Mound Showdown In Milwaukee
Warren Spahn and Lew Burdette, former teammates and rivals on July 11, duel atop the mound for the Braves and Cardinals. Spahn 42 seeks 20-win season while Burdette 36 aims to halt his winless run as a Cardinal. Their history includes 1957 1958 pennants and trading Burdette to St. Louis.
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Milwaukee
Warren Spahn
Lew Burdette
Milwaukee Braves
Spahn
Braves
Burdette
St. Louis Cardinals
Gene Oliver
Bob Sadowski
Cardinal
St .Louis
Cardinals
Tosume
Packers Hold Open Halfback Spots as Moore and Pitts Compete
Green Bay halfbacks Tom Moore and Elijah Pitts battle for the starting job after WestSpetsigr Hornung sits out the season. Lombardi praises Moore and Pitts as they train for the College All Star Game, with Kramer and Kroner pushing in kicking drills. Starr connects on long passes to Dowler and McGee, while Jeter works as a flanker on a 40 yard catch from Roach.
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Green Bay
Tom Moore
Elijah Pitts
WestSpetsigr
Pa Hornung
Green Bay Packers
Tom
Vince Lombardi
Moore
Vanderbilt
Lombardi
Pitts
Philander Smith
Jerry Kramer
Gary Kroner
University of Wisconsin
Kroner
Bart Starr
Boyd Dowler
Max McGee
Bob Jeter
John Roach
Badgers Report Aug 31 For 1963 Football Practice
Wisconsin coach Milt Bruhn announced a 70 man squad will report August 31 for the start of 1963 practice. The group includes 26 letter winners from the Big Ten champions who played in the Rose Bowl. First day features pictures, season opens September 21 at Madison against Western Michigan.
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Madison
University of Wisconsin
Milt Bruhn
Gramic
Badgers
Wisconsin
Western Michigan
Lemaster and Menke Power Braves Past Cardinals in Milwaukee
Milwaukee’s Denny Lemaster pitched a complete game for an 8-1 win over St. Louis, allowing three hits through eight innings. Den Menke belted two home runs including a first inning shot, and Frank Bolling added a fourth inning homer as the Braves moved within 1 1/2 games of the first division. Bragan praised Lemaster’s control and breaking ball.
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Milwaukee
Braves
Denny Lemaster
Denis Menke
St. Louis Cardinals
Lefty Lemaster
Menke
Frank Bolling
Ernie Broglio
Lemaster
Bobby Bragan
Bragan
Dodgers Edge Cardinals in Pony League Thriller
We vengers defeated the Cardinals 8 to 7 at Recreation Park in Pony League play. Tom Rupnow Greg Holcomb and Daryl Wilde each had two hits as the Dodgers produced eight hits and eight runs. Rupnow hit a double Wilde a triple while Bill Donovan singled twice for the Cardinals. Gary Ruch earned the win and Dave Mayer took the loss.
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We Vengers
Cardinals
Recreation Park
Tom Rupnow
Greg Holcomb
Daryl Wilde
Dodgers
Rupnow
Wilde
Bill Donovan
Gary Ruch
Dave Mayer
Go Karts Ready For Area Races
Sugar River Raceways hosts national teams and local champions in a night of karting action. Ninety one drivers competed last Saturday with trophy winners across Juniors and Adults in multiple classes led by riders from Rockford Beloit Clinton Janesville and Janesville with teams GEM Racing Glen Ellyn S and S Distributing Dart Kart Team from Michigan and Lancer Racing from Finley Ohio.
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Sugar River Raceways
GEM Racing
Glen Ellyn
S and S
Dart
Mich
Lancer Racing
Finley, O
Georgia Helgeson
Jeff Swanberg
Rockford
Tom McDonough
Delavan
Tom Gyllenswan
Jerry Ruston
Clinton
Roy Thom
Gail Webb
Beloit
Gilbert Coffen
Daryl Pieper
Whitewater
Pete Tiffany
Charles Markley
Ken Waller
Durand
Mick Adams
Janesville
Dick Teal
Sorenson Advances in Denver Trans Mississippi Golf
Wisconsin amateur champion Carol Sorenson of Janesville faced two matches in the Trans Mississippi Golf Tournament in Denver. She won her second-round match 3-1 over Curtis Cup player Jean Ashley and moved to a third-round clash with Ann Baker, who defeated Susan Basolo 4 and 3.
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Denver
Wisconsin
Carol Sorenson
Janesville
Miss Sorenson
Jean Ashley
Chanute
Kan
Mice Sorenson
Ann Baker
Maryville
Tenn
Susan Basolo
Muskogee
Oklo
Menehan Ace Sinks Bond Prize At Windy Acres
Jim Menehan marked a 210 yard No 3 hole in one at Windy Acres Resort and Golf Course south east of Monroe winning a $25 savings bond from First National Bank. He and his father Frank Menehan watched as the shot claimed the prize along with golf balls beer dinner and a trophy from sponsors. fourth ace since May at the course.
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Frank Menehan
First National Bank
Windy Acres
Monroe
Menehan
Jim Menehan
Bruni-Miller Co
Jos
Cards Orioles Win Midget League Showdowns
Curt Phillips struck out a 3-2 win for the Cards over the Cubs while the Orioles routed the White Sox 20-1. Ceff Cochman homered, Kim Krebs took the loss, and Dick Hager had the lone White Sox hit as seven players showed up. Jim Bosanny and Mike Penniston each had three hits for the Orioles. John Prien urged full-season attendance for all boys.
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Curt Phillips
Cubs
Orioles
White Sox
Mike Mayer
Kevin Monaghan
Cochman
Kim Krebs
Dick Hager
Jim Bosanny
Mike Penniston
John Prien
Sox and Cubs Victory Narrow in Midweek Games
Chicago White Sox edged Detroit 3-1 as Ron Hansen drove in all Sox runs with a two run homer and a sacrifice fly. Gary Peters struck out nine over eight hits for his ninth win. Cubs beat Cincinnati 2-1 behind Dick Ellsworth pitching as Lou Brock drove in the go ahead run.
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Chicago
Chicago White Sox
Cubs
Ron Hansen
Sox
Detroit
Gary Peters
Tigers
Hansen
Don Mossi
Pete Ward
Mossi
Mike Hershberger
Ray Herbert
Juan Pizarro
Mickey Lolich
Dick Ellsworth
Cincinnati
Andre Rodgers
Ellsworth
Lou Brock
Ellis Burton
Brock
VanderKelen Battles Packers in College All Star Clash
Evanston Illinois VanderKelen former Wisconsin quarterback prepared to face the Green Bay Packers in the College All Star game on August 2 He joined the All Star training camp after being undrafted and signed by the Minnesota Vikings Coach Otto Graham noted the surplus of quarterbacks and might choose by coin toss VanderKelen expected a passing approach to challenge the Packers with a scrimmage against the Chicago Bears looming.
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Evanston
Ill
Ron VanderKelen
Green Bay Packers
Wisconsin
Badger
Weanesudy
Packers
VanderKelen
Minnesota Vikings
Otto Graham
Reail Zuvuu
Graham
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