Braves Top Dodgers Behind Buhl Four to One
Milwaukee Braves pitcher Bob Buhl earned his fifth win in seven decisions by limiting the Brooklyn Dodgers to four hits and a 4-1 victory. Del Crandall homered, Wes Covington and Joe Adcock two hits each, while Carl Erskine took his sixth loss. The Braves increased their deficit to two games behind the league leaders as they prepared for a three-game set with the New York Giants.
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Milo Savage Back Injury After Ring Fall
Milo Savage of Salt Lake City was treated for a back injury at Chicago Stadium after a 10th round stoppage by Bobby Boyd. He tripped from the ring in the fourth round and complained of a back and leg pain. doctor diagnosed a muscle spasm.
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Patterson Favored Over Jackson in Moore Title Tilt
Arch ie Moore Olympic champion Floyd Patterson 21 meets Tommy Hurricane Jackson in a 12 round heavyweight Elimination bout at Madison Square Garden. Patterson ranked No 2 in the division faces a strong test as Jackson seeks an upset and a potential title shot against Archie Moore in September for the crown vacated by Marciano. Patterson has 16 straight wins 11 by knockout and a Helsinki Olympic gold, while Jackson, known for stamina and unorthodox tactics, has a 32 bout record with four losses and aims to derail Patterson’s ascent toward the title.
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Phillies Plan Camp at Simmons Field in Kenosha
The Philadelphia Phillies will hold a baseball camp at Simmons Field in Kenosha on June 20 21 and 22 for boys aged 17 to 22. Eddie Krajnik the Phillies Midwest scout will supervise the camp. Amazing bargains in The Times classified check them daily.
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Sports Program To Start Monday At Recreation Park
City recreation director Ronald D. Johnson announced a boys baseball and softball program at Recreation Park. Clinics start next week for ages 7 to 12 with registration required. James Hensey and Gregory Blum lead sessions. two softball and three baseball leagues will form with eight week seasons.
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Scoreboard looks mixed in American and National leagues
Thursday results include Baltimore 5 over Chicago 7 and Cleveland 9 over New York 1 in Kansas City games. Saturday schedule lists Cleveland at New York, Chicago at Boston, Detroit at Washington, and Kansas City at Baltimore with multiple kickoff times. National League standings show Cincinnati leading with 600, St Louis 587, Brooklyn 535, and New York 539 amid shifts in win totals.
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Braves end Milwaukee skid with four hitter win
Yesterday's stars included Bob Buhl of the Braves pitching a neat four hitter to cut Milwaukee's three game losing streak and topple the Dodgers 41. Eddie Miksis of the Cubs hit a home run triple and two singles in five at bats driving in three runs helping a 52 victory that dropped the Pirates from the NL lead. Art Larsen, ex U.S. champion, beat Orlando Sirola to reach the Swiss International quarter finals in Lugano.
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Fishing at Best Conditions Ideal
Wisconsin reports fishing at its best with ideal conditions across counties. The Mississippi River is the top spot while trout angling improves with clearer water. Panfishing in shallow water is strong and likely to rise with warm weather as streams and lakes stay in good shape.
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Softball Action At Park Tonight With Twin Openers
A full softball schedule starts at 7 35 tonight at Recreation Park Diamond. Jefferson Center and Brodhead Merchants open at 7 35, followed by Helland Hein and Simmons at 9 p m.
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Al Simmons Estate Quiet Despite Hall of Fame Fame
Hall of Fame slugger Al Simmons, who died May 26 at 54, left a modest probate estate in Milwaukee. A preliminary report lists $1,000 cash and $2,000 life insurance, with a possible $17,000 policy and other assets, while attorney Marvin Shovers notes this is only preliminary.
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Badger Boat Crew Faces California on Mendota Saturday
Wisconsin boat crew, with Navy background, prepares for a lake race against the California Bears after a Wednesday night effort. The matchup pits two varsity rowing programs on Lake Mendota with both teams seeking a strong weekend result.
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Badger Jayvees Face California JV In Lake Mendota Drill
Wisconsin and California junior varsity crews practiced on Lake Mendota on Thursday as the Badger Jayvees prepared for the upcoming dual against California. Wisconsin has won four straight dual races, including last year's Oakland meeting by three lengths.
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Buick Unveils Record-Powered VS Engine at 322 Cubic Inches
As you drive, Buick showcases a bold new VS engine rated at 322 cubic inches, signaling a record-powered leap in performance. The announcement emphasizes power and engineering prowess, positioning the engine as a standout feature in the lineup.
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