Dick Boelk Sparks Feed to 8 7 Victory in Slowpitch Thriller
Dick Boelk blasted three straight hits including a double to spark Wisconsin Liquid Feed to an 8 7 win over Wisconsin Power and Light. Power and Light staged a seventh inning rally but fell two runs short as Liquid Feed moved to 3 0 atop the Classic League. Other games saw Hubers edge Heeren and Coplien 4 3 and Eagles No II blank WUB No II 4 0 with Mel Ackermann and Dean Holcomb among those producing multi hit nights.
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Dick Boelke
Wisconsin Liquid Feed
Wisconsin Power and Light
Power and Light
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Heeren
Coplien
Eagles No. II
WUB No. II
Eagles
Mel Ackermann
Dean Holcomb
Charles Bloom
Phil Counselman
Dan Bechtolt
del Schaeffer
Bob Phillips
Bob Stamm
Percy Stevens
Dick Lane
Jerry Gelbach
Bill Moon
Herb Goecks
Huber
Dave Stauffacher
Braves Sign Three From Farm Teams
Milwaukee Braves announce three farm club signings. George Trisler, 20, righthanded pitcher from Greenwood Indiana, to 1964 contract with Greenville in the Western Carolinas League. John George, 18, of Houston Texas, and Dick Clark, 19, of Bath Maine, assigned to Sarasota in the Florida Rookie League. George bats left and throws right. Clark averaged 17 strikeouts per game in high school.
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Milwaukee Braves
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Houston
Tex
Dick Clark
Bath
Maine
Sarasota
George
Clark
Hutchinson Rejoins Reds in Los Angeles
Seattle report says Reds manager Fred Hutchinson underwent a chest cancer checkup Monday and traveled to Los Angeles to rejoin the team just before the examination.
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Seattle
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Hurtubise Remains Seriously Injured in Wisconsin Crash
Jim Hurtubise, 31, of North Tonawanda, N.Y., transferred from Milwaukee to Brooke Memorial Medical Center burn unit after a fiery Wiscon sin State Fairgrounds crash during a 100 mile race won by A J Foyt. He sustained second and third degree burns over 42 percent of his body and a chest injury with three broken ribs. The lung was collapsed but reinflated. he travels well and is under Coast Guard linked care. His wife Jane flew there to be with him.
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Brooke Memorial Medical Center
A. J. Foyt
Houston
Tex
Coast Guard
Jane
Reds player faces exam deciding return from Seattle
The subject said the exam would determine if he could rejoin the Reds or must stay in Seattle. He compared his feelings to after six weeks of radiation at Swedish Hospital Tumor Institute in Seattle. Dr. Orliss Wildermuth called the checkup routine.
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Ridgeway Keeps Lead In Home Talent Loop
Ridgeway extended its hold in the Southern section of the Home Talent Baseball League with a 10-3 win over Dodge Point on Sunday. Wiota beat Blanchardville 10-8 to stay second with three wins and one loss. New Glarus edged Argyle 31 to keep third place. Census data note persistent residence patterns across counties.
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Wiota
Blanchardville
New Glarus
Argyle
Brue Wins National Open Berth From Sunset Ridge Qualifier
Winneka report notes Bobby Brue, a former Milwaukeean now in Northbrook, fired 71 70 141 to top Sunset Ridge qualifiers and earn a spot in the National Open at Congressional CC in Washington DC starting June 18. Manuel de la Torre missed the final playoff, while Milwaukeeans Bob Unger and Tom Veech posted 74 75 149 and 74 75 149.
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Congressional Country Club
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Northbrook
Sunset Ridge Country Club
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Manitowoc
Lou Warobick
Manuel de la Torre
Milwaukee
Bob Unger
Tom Veech
Shullsburg Shares Loop Lead in Pecatonica League
Hazel Green beat Dickeyville 9 to 1 while Shullsburg routed Menominee Illinois 17 to 1 in five innings. Kiefer defeated Benton 18 to 8. East Dubuque Iowa beat Platteville 8 to 2 and Galena edged Lancaster 5 to 4, leaving Shullsburg, Hazel Green, and Kieler atop the standings in the Pecatonica League.
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Galena
Lancaster
German Skier Faces Charge of Homicide In Avalanche Deaths
CHUR Switzerland state prosecutor charges German skier Willy Bogner Jr. with homicide by negligence over the avalanche deaths of Olympic stars Wallace Werner and Barbi Henneberger while filming a documentary near St Moritz. Authorities allege he negligently allowed them to ski on a slope despite danger warnings.
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Bud) Werner
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Colo
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St. Moritz
Bogner
National League Standings and Week Schedule Snapshot
The National League table shows San Francisco leading with 30 wins and 19 losses followed by Philadelphia 27-19 and Pittsburgh 27-23. Tonight includes Milwaukee at Houston and St Louis at San Francisco with doubleheaders and rain postponements noted.
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Koufax Shuts Down Reds With 100th Win After No-Hitter
Yesterday's stars featured Sandy Koufax of the Dodgers pitching a four hitter to win his 100th major league game as Los Angeles edged Cincinnati 2-1. Jim King of the Senators hit three homers in a 5-4 loss to Kansas City, first AL player to reach nine for the season.
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Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Jim King
Senators
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Kansas City
Chisox Ready For Yankees And Orioles Battle
The Chicago White Sox cling to a slim AL lead as 17 games in 13 days pit them against the New York Yankees and Baltimore Orioles. Manager Al Lopez jokes about magic and voodoo while Ed Short uses a doll with pins to forecast outcomes. Hoyt Wilhelm anchors a strong bullpen as the team bets on late-season form.
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al Lopez
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Wilhelm
Bob Elson
Doc Wilhelm
Gaspee burning anchors early colonial resistance
Today in History highlights include the 1772 burning of the English vessel Gaspee in Narragansett Bay by American boarding party, a key prelude to the American Revolution. Also born this day in 1791 is John Howard Payne, author of Home Sweet Home, in New York City. Other items note wartime wartime and policy milestones across 1942 1945 1946 and political actions a year ago and ten years ago.
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Narragansett Bay
John Howard Payne
New York City
United States
Britain
Kantaro Suzuki
jJapan
King of Siam
Groton
Conn
Joint Atomic Energy
Angus Breeders Name Pedretti as President
Kermara reurew, an Angus breeder from near Prairie du Chien, was elected president of the Wisconsin Angus Association at the group’s annual meeting in Lancaster. He replaces Ar Skolas of Westby, who retired. Guest speakers included Don Gremen of Garner, Iowa, judge of the show, and Lyle Haring, field representative for the American Angus Association. New officers are Martin Pipkett of Mequon, vice president, and Parmley Harris of Mineral Point, secretary-treasurer. New directors are Dave Nusynaum of DePere, Rex Draheim of Johnson Creek, and John Retzaff of Green Bay. Don Adelhoven of Bloomington is the sale manager.
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Prairie du Chien
Wisconsin
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