Braves Rally Past Giants 5 4 In 10 Innings
Milwaukee snapped a 3-0 deficit in the eighth, then won 5 4 as George Crowe and Dan ny O Connell delivered in the 10th with a double and a single. Hank Aaron homered, Crowe and O Connell also drove in runs in a tense late game.
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Spahn
Johnny Antonelli
New York
Mueller
Antonelli
Ray Crowe
Mart Grissom
Crowe-O’connell
Hank Aaron
Braves
Philadelphia
Crowe
Don Mueller
O’connell
del Crandall
al Dark
O'Connell
Dark
Whitey Lockman
Bobby Hofman
Willie Mays
Sid Gordon
Bruton
Ed Mathews
Aaron
Giants
Lockman
Dusty Rhodes
Mays
Baseball Standings and Results Roundup
The American and National League standings show Brooklyn and Chicago leading their leagues with Chicago’s White Sox star Nellie Fox topping the All Star poll among second basemen. Friday’s results include Boston and Cleveland in a doubleheader and Detroit edging Baltimore in 11 innings.
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New York
Chicago
Cleveland
Detroit
Boston
Washington
Kansas City
Baltimore
Brooklyn
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Takestead
Nellie Fox
Chicago White Sox
Jefferson Center dominates Simmons in 9-2 softball win
Jefferson Center rode two early runs and a four hit third inning to beat Simmons 9-2 in Municipal Softball League action. Krattiger and Orton provided key hits, while Krat Tiger pitched effectively for Jefferson Center. Monticello topped Trickel's Transfer 13-8 in a preliminary girls contest with Zentner winning and Wilson suffering the loss. rematch slated for Monticello Monday night.
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Jefferson Center
Simmons
John Krattiger
Monticello
Trickel
Jefferson
Jim Orton
Fred Huber
Tom Theiler
Herb Bell
Bob Schilt
Hans Taggie
Bob Prien
Krattiger
LaVerne Riese
Schilt
Orton
Gale Luchsinger
Donald Witt
Prien
Helland-Hein
Northwesterlm
Phillips-Smith
Gemplers
Shirley Zentner
Jean Wilson
Tricket
Traveling Ladies Plan Washington D C Vacation
South Wayne reports Jeanine Olson Janice Olson Margaret Graham and Linda Peterson leave for a two week vacation to Washington D C visiting Joan Elmer and Mary Arnot. Florence Burmeister of Rockford stays overnight with Myrtle Stuart. Myrtle Stuart and Mayme Segner spend Monday in Dubuque with relatives. Patsy Mahlbuch visits grandmother Rosalie Hughes in Boscobel for two weeks. Elwood Scherer attends a Monroe wedding for Donna Smith and Donald Elmer. Richard John Thomas Ellen Lelie stay a week at Lloyd Retzlaff home. Nellie Brown and Nick Lelie visit Clark Lelie in Darlington hospital.
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Jeanine
Janice Olson
Margaret Mary Graham
Linda Peterson
Washington, D. C
Joan Elmer
Mary Arnot
Florence Burmeister
Rockford
Myrtle Stuart
Mayme Segner
Dubuque
Patsy Mahlbuch
Rosalie Hughes
Boscobel
Elwood Scherer
Monroe
Donna Smith
Donald Elmer
Richard
John
Thomas
Ellen Lelie
Lloyd Retzlaff
Nick Lelie
Nellie Brown
Clark Lelie
Darlington Hospital
Notre Dame lineman Varrichi to play in All Star game
Frank Varrichi, star Notre Dame lineman for the last three seasons, Friday agreed to participate in the 22nd annual College All Star football game.
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Chicago
Frank Varrichione
Notre Dame
Patton Harrison Reach Southern Amateur Finals in Linville
Billy Joe Patton and Charles Harrison advanced to the final round of the Southern Amateur golf championship in Linville North Carolina.
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Linville
N. C
Billy Joe Patton
Charles Harrison
Yale Defeats Harvard in 90th Regatta at New London
Yale defeated Harvard for the first time since 1935 in the 90th regatta held in New London Connecticut.
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YALE
Harvard
New London
Conn
Chicago Tops Yankees 2 1 in Friday Night Showdown
Chicago White Sox edged New York 2-1 to close within one game of the AL leaders as Dick Donovan earned the win, Walt Driff homered, and Nellie Fox set up the winning run in the ninth. Cubs lost 3-2 to Philadelphia Phils as Stan Lopata homered in the ninth to break a 2-2 tie.
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Chicago
Chicago White Sox
New York Yankees
Sox
New York
Yankees
Harry Byrd
Bob Turley
Dick Donovan
Yanks
Mickey Mantle
Walt Dripp
Donovan
Sandy Consuegra
Nellie Fox
George Kell
Kell
Cubs
Philadelphia Phils
Stan Lopata
Sam Jones
Robin Roberts
Jones Wins Bout With TKO in Sixth
NEW YORK Bobo Olson may move divisions but Ralph Tiger Jones remains in the picture. Jones dominated Ernie Duran Do at Madison Square Garden, stopping it with a sixth round TKO as the bell did not ring for the seventh. Jones weighed 155% to Duran’s 161, and Dr. Vincent Nardiello urged referee Al Berli to halt the bout.
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New York
Bobo Olson
Ralph
Tiger) Jones
Jones
Tiger
Ernie Durando
Madison Square Garden
Durando
Bayonne
N. J
Vincent Nardiello
New York State Athletic Commission
al Berl
City Youths Sign Up For Baseball And Softball Leagues
Jerry Dwyer announced summer signups for city youth in Little League Sandlot and Midget Baseball leagues. Listed names include John Buehler Bill Pederson John Marean Graydon Steensrud Al Anderson Ron Gallitz and many others across Little League Sandlot and Midget divisions. Dwyer noted further signups for softball and baseball remain open.
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Jerry Dwyer
John Buehler
Bill Pederson
John Marean
Graydon Steensrud
al Anderson
Ron Gallitz
Larry Hoover
Terry Wenger
Tom Lovelace
Tim Potts
Dick Blum
Bob Goecks
Dick Campbell
Darwin Menehan
David von Moos
Hans von Allman
Bob Trickel
Jim Zweifel
Arthur White
Bill Lovelace
Don Ingwell
Ron Thieler
Nathan Hare
Peter Senatsch
Whitey Engelbretson
Butch Myers
Gene Vincent
Dick Ott
John Prien
Jim Roethe
Colin
Skippy) Brennan
Bill Berndt
Roger Rothenbuehler
David Kuebli
Michael Kelley
Gerald Lamb
Phil Mueller
Peter Dannerbeck
Tom Cox
Roy Blum
Jerry Zimmerman
Don Witte
Larry Lancaster
Gregory Lancaster
Harold J. Kline Jr
Bruce Simmons
Robert Rote
Larry Kranig
Jeff Kittleson
Tom Mitchell
Daniel Franklin
Stanley Nyberg
Dick Swiggum
Bill Schuetze
Bob Knipschild
David Dearth
Michael McAlpine
Charles Dearth
Curtis Schwerin
Gayle Johnson
Terry Stauffacher
Roger Gille
Curt Share
Jim Spring
Wynn Grendall
Jim Ambrose
Bill Logeson
Terry Kramer
Tom Burkhardt
Kim Kindschi
Bob Buchholtz
David Trickel
Jerry Boyer
Bill Stocker
John Rufenacht
Jay Schlicting
Gary Buholzer
Daniel Counselman
Keith Ginner
Skeeter Olson
Floyd Weeks
Ronald Brown
Michael Einbeck
Robert Jeglum
Dave Benis
Dick Prien
Jerry Pickett
Pete Dannerbeck
Morton Armstrong
Art Roethe
Greg Kittelsen
David Ambler
B. J. Quinn
Dave Cox
Ron Kohn
Ken Hefty
Dennis Hunt
Daniel Bauer
Dave Stauffacher
Pat Wuetrich
Larry Menehan
Grant Beer
Bill Schwinger
John Lengacher
Ken Keel
Jim Lovelace
Charles Phillips
Ken Potts
Fred Schadt
Dwyer
California To Get 1960 Olympic Games
Squaw Valley residents celebrate winning the nomination for the 1960 winter Olympics in California. The state pledges about one million dollars to develop the winter sports venue into the Olympic site.
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California
Squaw Valley
Calif
Sierra Nevada
New Glarus and Monroe Visits Mentioned in Local Notes
New Glarus residents Mrs. Millard Tschudy and family visited her mother Mrs. Louise Leiser in Monroe Sunday evening. Mrs. Fredrickson of Madison visited her daughter and family Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Streiff in Wisconsin on Wednesday. Mrs. Nathan Figs and daughter of Birnamwood are visiting her mother Mrs. John Dahnke, with Mr. Figi teaching in Birnamwood and working in Sheboygan for the summer. Starfish possess suction cups to pull oyster shells apart and reverse to absorb oyster flesh.
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Robert Hoesly
Louise Leiser
Monroe
Fredrickson
Madison
Dennis Streiff
Nathan Figs
Birnamwood
John Dahnke
Figi
Sheboygan
Hogan Closes Gap In National Open Golf Scores
Ben Hogan one stroke behind the leaders at 36 holes in the 55th National Open while Harvie Ward Jr and Tommy Bolt pace at 144. Walker Inman Jr Jack Fleck and Julius Boros tied Hogan at 145 as Sam Snead and Cary Middlecoff made the cut with 148 and 154 respectively. The $24,000 purse offers $6,000 to the winner.
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San Francisco
Ben Hogan
Harvie Ward, Jr
Tommy Bolt
Hogan
Walker Inman Jr
Augusta Ga
Jack Fleck
Davenport
Julius Boros
Ward
Scotland
America
University of North Carolina
John Golden, Dean Of Producers, Dies in Queens Estate
John Golden, 80, veteran theatrical producer and impresario, died in his sleep at his 20 acre Bay side estate in Queens. Golden would have turned 81 in ten days and had worked as an actor, songwriter, producer, stage and costume designer and achieved success in all roles.
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New York
John Golden
Bayside
Queens
Golden
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