Maris Sparks Yankee Victory
The Yankees beat Kansas City 6-2 as Roger Maris hit his 26th homer and moved into second place in the pennant chase. He trails the month record by four and is four behind the all time mark for June 30. The Yankees maintain a one game gap behind Detroit.
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Stars Pitching Shuts Out Cubs 3-0 Behind Koufax
Dodgers ace Sandy Koufax delivered a two hitter with 14 strikeouts and two walks as Los Angeles defeated the Chicago Cubs 3-0. Carl Yastrzemski led the Red Sox with four hits and five RBIs in an 11-8 win over the Angels.
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Tourney Opens as 182 Senior Golfers Hit Blue Mound
A field of 182 elderly golfers began play at Blue Mound Country Club in Milwaukee for the Western Senior's Golf Association Tournament. Top contenders include Col. Forest Andrews of De Kalb Illinois and George Dawson of Glen Ellyn Illinois.
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Classified Ad Urges Quick Sale of Farm Equipment and Livestock
Local classified ad offers fast cash for surplus farm gear and livestock. Owners advertise tractors plows and cattle units for sale with contact details and fair cash offers in a concise marketplace style.
Bolling Seeks All Star Nod For Braves
Milwaukee second baseman Frank Bolling positions himself as the Braves best bet for National League all star honors. The Alabama native drives in runs and hits over .300, praising NL pitching as he powers a 2-1 win over the Giants and extends his hitting streak to 11 games.
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Baseball Scoreboard and Tuesday Results Summary
The scoreboard shows standings for the Nation League with Cincinnati leading at 6 wins, 2 losses, and a .600 pct. Tuesday results include Cincinnati 4-3 and St. Louis 3-6 in 11 innings, plus Pittsburgh 6 Philadelphia 2, Milwaukee 2 San Francisco 1, Los Angeles 3 Chicago 0. Wednesday schedule lists LA at Chicago and Pittsburgh at Philadelphia among others. The American League section lists New York 39-24 .619, Cleveland 40-2 615, Baltimore 32-33 .492, and others with upcoming games and doubleheaders noted.
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Park Schedule Tonight and Tomorrow at Twin ing Arena
Tonight features Twin ing vs Power and Light at 7 30 and South Wayne versus Swiss Colony at 8 30 Tomorrow includes South Wayne vs Grace Lutheran at 7 30 Poco plays Eagles at 8 30 A baton twirling exhibition follows at 8 with Gempler's vs Rockow's at 9 15 Kiwanis and Zuhike's meet at 7 30 and Gempler's vs Commercial at 9.
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U S Stars McKinley and Hantze Lead Wimbledon Bid
Stocky Chuck McKinley and 18 year old Karen Hantze were named the American seeds for Wimbledon. McKinley from St Louis and Hantze from Chula Vista were placed eighth in their divisions as the United States primary entrants for the British championship.
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Monroe Wins Legion Opener
The Monroe Junior Legion edged Lake Geneva 4 to 2 in the State Line League opener. Duane Wild drove in two runs with a thirdinning single, and Fred Zimmerman and Robert Hutton added RBI singles. Wild pitched eight strikeouts over five hits for Monroe.
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Smith Qualifies From Wisconsin At NCAA Golf Meet
Steve Smith of Green Bay representing Stanford qualified for the 64 man championship flight of the NCAA Golf Tournament in Lafayette Indiana. The Galway Oyster Festival in Ireland features the mayor opening and eating the first oyster of the season on Clarenbridge Pier.
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Dorman Tops SeeBees in Tight Classic League Tilt
Dorman edged SeeBees 8 to 7 as Tiny Holcomb hit two homers and a double to pace the winners. Fred Blanc allowed the mound work for Dorman while Vic Severson guarded the SeeBees. Park and Recreation defeated Swiss Colony 12 to 6 with four homers led by Jerry Lindsay’s grand slam and Herb Goecks’s three run shot.
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Jerry Lindsay
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Dick Phillips
Jerry Dwyer
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Jerry Coplien
Rudy Rothenbuehler
Harvey Loeffel
Cowboys Sign Tennessee Lineman Frost From Disaster Era
Dallas Cowboys sign lineman Ken Frost of Tennessee who earned outstanding lineman honors last season. Frost, 64, 250 pounds, was projected as a top tackle in the Southeast Conference for the upcoming season.
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Redbirds Star Hal Smith Faces Uncertain Baseball Future
St Louis catcher Hal Smith, a key player for the Cardinals, has a coronary artery condition and faces indefinite separation from baseball after entering Jewish Hospital with chest and abdominal pains. A doctor told him his playing days may be over, though he awaits further word from team officials.
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Farm Machine Thefts Bring Long Probation
Harold Bohringer a 36 year old father of seven received five years probation from Municipal Judge Oscar Schmiege after admitting to stealing 1399 dollars worth of farm equipment and selling it for 303 dollars to feed his family Bohringer was accused of robbing farms around Appleton and was arrested in Kaukauna after attempting to sell the machines He had recently moved from California and said he could not find work
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State Crops Face More Dry Weather
The weekly weather and crop report from U S and state agencies forecasts near normal temperatures and below normal rainfall for the coming month. It notes recent rain provided relief but was too little for lasting help, with dry spots mainly in northern and southern thirds of the state. Livestock can still get roughage from pasture though green crop feeding is common. Early spraying has reduced inspsect problems.
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Seth Low led Brooklyn and New York as mayor in history
Seth Low served as mayor of two major cities, Brooklyn from 1882 to 1885 and New York from 1902 to 1903. Brooklyn became a borough of New York in 1898 following consolidation.
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