Dodgers Collapse Threat Appears After Rough Night
The Dodgers, slipping from first to sixth, lost to the Cubs 10-8 as Milwaukee, St. Louis and Pittsburgh pulled ahead. Don Cardwell beat Los Angeles for the second time in nine decisions, while Joe Cunningham hit a decisive seventh inning homer for the Giants.
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Baseball Scoreboard Shows Tight AL Race and NL Links
The AMERICAN LEAGUE standings list Baltimore atop with a .723 clip, Cleveland 22–15, Chicago 22–19, New York 19–19, and Kansas City 18–23. New results: Baltimore 6 New York 5. Detroit 4 Chicago 3. Cleveland 7 Kansas City 6. Washington 8–8, Boston 3–7 in 2nd game 10 innings. In the NATIONAL LEAGUE, Pittsburgh 28–14 leads, San Francisco 27–17, Milwaukee 18–16, Cincinnati 22–21, St. Louis 20–22, Los Angeles 20–23. Recent scores include St Louis 4 San Francisco 3 and Philadelphia 9 Chicago 9. Saturday matchups include Kansas City at Chicago and Detroit at Cleveland.
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Stars Pulse Past White Sox in 43 Victory
Charlie Maxwell of the Tigers drove in three runs on three hits, including a go ahead homer in the eighth to lift his team to a 43 victory over the White Sox. Lindy McDaniel earned the save for the Cardinals against the Giants with a perfect ninth inning as the tying run remained on.
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Wisconsin Council Sets June Meeting on Fish and Game
The Executive Council of the Wisconsin Conservation Congress will gather here June 10 to review compiled fish and game questionnaires and discuss resolutions for the annual congress meeting slated for the following day.
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Hammer Wins Tennis Honors at Ripon College
W John Hammer and Jim Suomi won the doubles title as Ripon College captured its first Midwest Conference tennis championship. Hammer a senior from 2217 16th Street and Suomi a New London junior defeated defending champions Jim Priest and Hugh Claudy of Carleton. Ripon finished 7-1 in dual meets and rose from a winless 1956 season under coach Robert P. Ashley.
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Griffith Major Test For Jorge Fernandez
Argentina’s Jorge Fernandez faces a 10 round welterweight test against Emile Griffith in New York at St. Nicholas Arena. NBC telecasts the bout at 9 EST with Fernandez a 7-5 underdog to Griffith who holds a 17-2 record with six knockouts. Fernandez arrives at 68-3-1 with 50 knockouts in a prolific career.
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Ring Titlist Brown Charged With Assault
Baton Rouge LA World lightweight boxing champion Joe Brown is free on a $1000 bond after arrest on aggravated assault. Abram Bryant 32 says Brown threatened to shoot him at the Joe Brown Sport Center if a pool bet money was not returned.
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Pro at Maple Bluff Heads State Golf Day
Madison Wisconsin professional Richard Drennan of Maple Bluff Country Club is named state chairman for National Golf Day on June 11. Robert C Zimmerman secretary of state is named vice chairman of the event.
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Orioles surge past Yankees in June pennant talk heats up
A 6-5 Baltimore win over New York before 42 755 at Memorial Stadium keeps the Orioles 24 ½ games ahead of Cleveland in a hot stretch. Gen tle, Robinson, Woodling power the offense as rookie Estrada earns the win with Wilhelm.
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Rathmann to Visit Rockford Speedway for Memorial Night
Indianapolis 500 winner Jim Rathmann will greet fans at Rockford Speedway tomorrow night and present the trophy to the 25 lap feature winner. He began racing locally in 1948 to 1951, winning a Rockford track championship in his final season there.
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Giants Sign Prep Star For $85-$95 Thousand Bonus
Greenville high school star Dickie Dietz, 18, signed by the San Francisco Giants for a baseball contract with a bonus estimated between 85 000 and 90 000. Scout Tim Murchison signed him. he will report to Artesia New Mexico in the sophomore league. Dietz stood 6 foot 1 and 195 pounds and drew interest from all 16 majors as a top football prospect.
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Brue Leads Tied After First Round at Memphis Invitational
Bobby Brue of Milwaukee, a former Wisconsin amateur and open champion, shot 35 to pull into a six way tie for seventh place after Thursday’s first round of the $30,000 Memphis Invitational Golf Tournament.
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Nebraska Wisconsin schedule home and home football series
The University of Nebraska and Wisconsin announce a two game series for 1965 and 1966. The first game will be in Lincoln on October 9, 1965 and the return in Madison on October 8, 1966. The teams have met once before in 1901, with Wisconsin winning 18 to 0.
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Stigman Saves Cleveland Win in Tight Pennant Race
Cleveland edged Baltimore 7 6 as Dick Stigman withstood late A's pressure to preserve a win for the Indians who stayed within striking distance of the pennant. The victory followed Baltimore's win over the Yankees as the league combined for 18 homers tying a 27 year record over five games.
Gophers Win Big Ten Baseball Crown In 3rd Straight Title
Minnesota captured the conference with a 12-2 record as Wayne Knapp led in batting at .441 and Cal Rolloff topped RBI with 14. Purdue's Jack Helmkamp had the ERA title at 1.13 and Ohio State's Paul Seitz led in strikeouts with 46. Larry Bertelsen paced Minnesota with a 5-0 pitching mark.
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Archery League Meet Planned Near Monroe
The Monroe Archery Club will host a Southern Wisconsin Field Archery League meet Sunday on a course off Highway 59 near Monroe. About 80 to 100 archers are expected to compete on a 14 target course with medals awarded to league members. Registration starts at 8 a.m and shooting is expected to last all day with a refreshment stand available.
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Prep Tourneys In State Action
Wisconsin spring sports open with baseball quarterfinals in Eau Claire, the state tennis tournament in Janesville, and state golf at Green Lake. Matches feature Auburndale against Waunakee and Cashton versus Spooner. De Pere vs Aburg and Milwaukee Boys Tech vs Oostburg. Top tennis seeds include Bleckinger Oshkosh Stenson Menasha Adelman Nicolet. Golf field includes Eau Claire, Appleton, Pulaski, Wauwatosa, Racine Park, New Richmond, Lancaster, Jefferson.
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Saturday Softball Doubleheader Postponed at Recreation Park
Major League softball games between Brodhead Merchants and Commercial Bank and MHelland Hein and Gemplers have been postponed and will be rescheduled. Minor League games tonight Moose versus Kiwanis at 6 45, FFA versus Oaktron at 8, and Pet Milk versus Eagles at 9 15 will be played as scheduled.
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