Moon Sparks Huber Triumph In Slow Pitch Action
Slow pitch last night saw multiple tight games. Huber's squad defeated Joe's Private Club 9-7 while Sportsman Bar won 10-2 and Martin toppled Swiss Colony 8-1. Bud Wilde sparked Martin with two hits in three, Homer Marshall hit a homer, and Ralph Hetzel earned the win.
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Scoreboard Monday results and upcoming games
Houston defeats Los Angeles 2 to 1 in the only game list. Monday schedule includes Milwaukee at New York Cincinnati at Pittsburgh San Francisco at Chicago and Los Angeles at Houston. Wednesday brings Milwaukee at New York St Louis at Philadelphia San Francisco at Chicago Chicago at Los Angeles Minnesota at Kansas City Detroit at Cleveland Boston at Washington New York at Baltimore Chicago at Los Angeles and Chicago at Los Angeles second game noted.
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Jeff Chase Reaches 28 Feet With Fiber Glass Pole
San Jose State athlete Jeff Chase vaulted 28 feet 8 inches using a fiber glass pole at a recent meet and may have set a new distance record for the event. The old distance record stood at 28-2 set in New York City in 1926. Coach Bud Winter of San Jose notes the mark was found in an old record book and aims to push it higher. Inside, other Platt Adams records are listed, including 32-4 in the standing hop and step and jump and 103-7 for nine standing jumps with weights set in 1911.
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Tradition Obstacle To Packers Title Repeat
Packers coach Vince Lombardi warned that finishing first or last is crucial to NFL success. He called tradition the biggest obstacle to a third straight title, noting repeating as champion is nearly impossible in the league.
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Monroe Swim Team Opens Eighth Season With Practice
The Monroe Swimming Team begins its eighth season with conditioning 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. daily this week due to pool hours. A 5:30 p.m. Saturday meeting at Recreation Park pool welcomes new swimmers aged 10 to 19. Beginning June 10 regular practices run 5:15 to 6 p.m. Also notes on coach Frank C. Stiles and tryouts for novices.
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Fisher blanks Dodgers to keep White Sox close to Yankees
Eddie Fisher pitched four hit shutout innings for the Chicago White Sox in a 4-0 win over Los Angeles, narrowing the gap to within five percentage points of the AL leading New York Yankees. Rusty Staub hit his first major league homer as the Houston Colt .45s beat the Los Angeles Dodgers 2-1 with a man aboard.
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White Sox Win Hurt Cunningham in Grounder Play
The Chicago White Sox beat the Angels 40 to move within the AL lead but lost first baseman Joe Cunningham for at least six weeks after tripping at first base on a ground ball. Cunningham, 31, injured his right collarbone and was placed on the disabled list as Tom McGraw was called up.
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Packers to Terminate Thanksgiving Game after 1963
Green Bay coach Vince Lombardi said the Packers will end the traditional Thanksgiving Day game with the Detroit Lions after the 1963 contest. The game will rotate to other NFL teams but remain in Detroit. Lombardi cited lack of extra benefit from national TV and travel burdens as reasons.
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Ward Seeks Victory in Rex Mays Memorial 100 Mile Race
Milwaukee Rodger Ward will seek his fourth win in the Rex Mays Memorial 100 mile auto race Sunday. The field includes Parnelli Jones, Indianapolis 500 winner, as promoter Tom Marchese announced.
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Brodhead Honors Track Letter Winners
Brodhead high school announces 17 major track letters awarded. Senior Jim Jones and Bob Johnson lead seniors. juniors include Robin Ten Eyck Jerry Sopher Curt Condon Robin Pfister Steve May Mike Wish Dan Newcomer. Sophomores listed are Dick Petersen Phil Garthwaite Steve Speth Steve Saunders Rolf Kletzein Steve Jones Don Clark. Jim Church earns managers award. freshmen Lennie Speth Mike Buchanan Tom Edwards Denny Pyrce Russ Visger noted.
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Palombi Meyers Spark Wins Here In Softball Action
In practice rounds South Wayne defeated Explorer Post 501 11 to 0 as Randy Palombi earned two doubles and Dennis Zimmerman added a hit. Meyers contributed two hits for Browntown in a 4 to 1 win over FFA Major led by Richard Ammon with a triple.
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Olson Named Coach at Madison La Follette High
Peter Olson, former head baseball coach at Madison Central, is appointed head basketball coach at Madison's La Follette High School. The move comes as La Follette builds its new basketball program.
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