Giants Rally Behind McCovey Mays for 3-2 Win over Reds
San Francisco tops Cincinnati 3 2 behind Willie McCovey and Willie Mays. Dark moves McCovey to bat for Cran dall against a lefty, sparking a ninth inning surge after Jose Pagan’s single. Nuxhall started strong for Cincinnati, but Giants’ late rally pulled them within seven percentage points of the Phillies.
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Alvin Dark
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Mays
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Cincinnati Reds
Cincinnati
Joe Nuxhall
Nuxhall
Jim Davenport
Jose Pagan
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del Crandall
Trophies Named At Sugar River Kart Races
Sixty three karts competed at Sugar River Raceway last Saturday. Juniors and Adults earned trophies across six classes with winners including Marc Swanders Rockford Chris Clark Jefferson Brian Osberg Rockford and Don Halverson Madison among others. Next weekend IKF Illinois Wisconsin State Championship events include registration and time trials Saturday and a 1 pm Sunday States Championship race.
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Marc Swanders
Rockford
Chris Clark
Jefferson
Brian Osberg
Mike Purcell
Oregon
Don Halverson
Madison
Duane’ Mark
Dave Watson
Beloit
Bob Casper
Dubuque
Frank Spados
James Morton
Phil Ruston
Clinton
Marv Allen
Jack Trainor
Verona
Roger Coleman
Edgerton
John Reeling
Mike Greve
Jerry Ruston
Illinois
Wisconsin
IKF
Wisconsin unemployment slips to 3 percent last month
The State Industrial Commission reported a 3 percent unemployment rate for Wisconsin in the last month, with 48,300 jobless workers compared to 54,500 a month earlier, reflecting a drop in the state’s labor force.
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Mavilun
Wisconsin
State Industrial Commission
Greatest Lead Windy Acres League With Narrow Margin
The Greatest topped Windy Acres Wednesday Night Golf League by four points, finishing first with 9% points. Duraclean and The Birdies trailed, followed by The Deep Freezers, The Swingers, The Sandbaggers, The Mustangs, and The Rejects. Birdie players included Bill Smith Sam Rogula Roy Olson Gary Hoesly and Clarence Mahlberg. Sam Rogula posted a low gross of 38 and Ben Bloom a low net of. Roy Olson won closest to the pin on the par three first hole and Dick Lane longest drive on the par four ninth.
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Duraclean
Deep Freezers
Swiners
Sandbaggers
Mustangs
Bill Smith
Sam Rogula
Roy Olson
Gary Hoesly
Clarence Mahlberg
Ben Bloom
Dick Lane
Cubs Win as Williams Lifts Up Batting Nickel to .382
Cubs star Billy Williams crushed two-run homers and a triple driving in five as Chicago defeated first-place Philadelphia 9-5. Williams raised his batting average to .382, challenging a .400 pace. He noted pitching and night games hinder peak form, while manager Bob Kennedy praised Williams and Willie Mays as the NL’s top hitters. The Cubs wrap the series in Chicago with Ellsworth facing Short. The White Sox slid to second as Baltimore beat them 4-3, with Wally Bunker’s win and Bowens and Brandt delivering homers for Baltimore.
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Jerry Liska
Chicago
Billy Williams
Chicago Cubs
Wocmion
Ty Williams
Cubs
Philadelphia Phils
Williams
Phils
Philadelphia
Wrigley Field
San Francisco
Willie Mays
Cub
Bob Kennedy
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Kennedy
Ty Cobb
Rogers Hornsby
Dick Ellsworth
Chris Short
White Sox
Ito
Baltimore
Frank Kreutzer
Orioles
Dave Meally
Wally Bunker
Sox
Gene
John Buzhardt
Baltiere
Unker
Jack Brandt
Sam Bowens
Bowens
Don Messi
Brandt
Willie Kirkland
Early Baseball Standings and Results Snapshot
In the American League standings Baltimore leads with 36 wins and 23 losses, Chicago 33-22, New York 33-23, Cleveland 30-27, Minnesota 32-29, Boston 31-30, Detroit 26-31, Washington 27-37, Los Angeles 26-37, Kansas City 22-37. Wednesday results include Boston 4 New York 3 and Baltimore 6 Chicago 1, plus Detroit 3 Kansas City 2 in 10 innings. National League shows Philadelphia 23-22, San Francisco 35-24, Cincinnati 31-27, Pittsburgh 31-27, Milwaukee 30-30, Los Angeles 30-30, Chicago 28-28, St. Louis 30-31, Houston 23-34 with varied scores. Also listed are upcoming games and doubleheaders. A note on a gyroplane resembling a windmill and garden chair closes the item.
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Philadelphia Phillies
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Hahn Named Coach At La Crosse Aquinas High School
Albany special reports Philip Hahn longtime Albany high school athletic director and coach in basketball baseball and track is among three new head coaches at La Crosse Aquinas high School Hahn will coach track David Bruha named basketball coach and David English will lead the tennis team
Orangeville to Hold Little League Tourney
Orangeville Athletic Association sponsors an Invitational Little League Tournament on June 22 23 26 with eight area teams Dakota Lena Warren Pearl City Shannon Durand Winslow and Grangeville. Trophies awarded to top three, plus traveling Billy Schindler Memorial Trophy. Monday games include Winslow versus Dakota at 7 p.m. and Lena against Shannon at 8 30 p.m. Tuesday features Warren versus Pearl City at 7 p.m. and Durand versus Orangeville at 8 30 p.m. on the high school diamond.
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Orangeville Athletic Association
Dakota
Lena
Warren
Pearl City
Shannon
Durand
Winslow
Grangeville
Billy Schindler
Governor Okays Hunting Seasons 1964 Deer and Bear Dates
Governor approves a State Conservation Commission order establishing a nine day deer season starting November 21 and a general bear hunt from September 5 to September 20 for 1964. The order expands deer party permits under a variable quota, allows a second Horicon Marsh goose hunt trip if no goose is taken, and raises the Horicon blind fee from three to four dollars.
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Wisconsin
State Conservation Commission
Horicon Marsh
Horicon
Carol Sorenson Seeks Second WCG Tournament Title
EAST LANSING Mich Carol Sorenson of Janesville Wis and Arizona State is the early favorite in the eighth annual Women s Collegiate Golf Tournament Opening Monday Sorenson who won in 1962 leads Wisconsin entrants Mary Beth Nienhaus a Marquette student from Appleton and Kathleen Curran of Antigo a Stevens Point State student.
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Mich
Carol Sorenson
Janesville
Wis
Miss Sorenson
Arizona State
Wisconsin
Mary Beth Nienhaus
Marquette University
Appleton
Kathleen Curran
Antigo
Stevens Point State
Dancer Picked In Queen's Plate
The Queen's Plate, now in its 105th running at Woodbine, features Northern Dancer as the short-priced favorite in the $50,000-added Canadian bred three year olds race. The Red Cross returns to the event, a long-standing North American ritual with post time set for 3:50 p.m. EST and an expected crowd over 30,000.
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Woodbine
Northern Dancer
Red Cross
North America
United States
Don Juan
Canada
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