Braves Triumph as Spahn and Burdette Win Third Straight
The Braves, eighth in the standings, win their third in a row behind complete games by Warren Spahn and Lew Burdette, moving closer to .500. Burdette improved to 6-5 after beating the Giants 5-3 as Spahn previously beat San Francisco 2-1, while Cincinnati led the league with a nine game gap. Meanwhile the White Sox surged with 13 wins in 14 and swept Cleveland 15-3 and 11-1, led by Roy Sievers and Al Smith who combined for multiple homers and 13 RBIs.
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Browntown Tops Gempler's 10-1 for League Lead
Browntown moved toward the Major League crown with a 10 to 1 win over defending champion Gempler's. Larry Rackow threw a two hitter and struck out 11 as Browntown built a big fourth inning. Gene Vincent drove in three with a triple and an RBI single. Hermie Blum allowed 10 hits and four runs through four frames.
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Stars Deliver Big Doubleheader Sweep for White Sox
Roy Sievers went 5-for-7 with nine RBIs and three homers including a pinch-hit grand slam as the White Sox swept a doubleheader 15-3 and 11-1 over the Indians. Larry Sherry notched saves in both games for the Dodgers with four shutout innings and one hit allowed in relief against the Cubs.
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Wisconsin Falls to Ohio Valley in Cup Playoff
In Toledo Ohio Wisconsin loses 3-2 to Ohio Valley for third place in the 10th annual Wight man Cup Girls Tennis Tournament. Wisconsin’s wins came from Barbara Mueller and Mary Ann Bilagi.
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Ameche Retires from Colts After Injury Plunges Career
Baltimore Colts fullback Alan Ameche announced retirement at 28 after a severed Achilles tendon ended his kicking days. The Wisconsin native cited loss of form and growing drive in his restaurant business, ending six seasons with the Colts after a storied NFL career including a 79 yard TD in his first game.
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Fugitive Admits Knowledge of Players
Seattle resident Joseph Eugene Greene 36 waived extradition to New York after arrest in a college basketball bribery case. He said he will cooperate with District Attorney Frank Hogan and reveal what he knows about players. New York indicted Greene on bribery and conspiracy charges, alleging payments to a Columbia University player.
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Nicklaus Leads Big Ten In NCAA Golf Tourney
Junior Jack Nicklaus of Ohio State, claiming this will be his last bid, surged into the third round as a large Big Ten contingent entered the NCAA golf championship in Lafayette Indiana.
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Dyna Wins Annapolis to Newport Yacht Race
Dyna owned by Clayton Ewing of Green Bay won the Class A division in the 468 mile Annapolis to Newport ocean yacht race.
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Stanford’s Steve Smith Advances to NCAA Golf Third Round
Stanford golfer Steve Smith from Green Bay and Wisconsin state amateur champion won twice on Wednesday to reach the NCAA Golf Tournament third round.
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National League and American League Scoreboard Highlights
The National League standings show Cincinnati leading with 40 wins and 25 losses, followed by Los Angeles 40 26 and San Francisco 36 26. Wednesday results include Milwaukee 5 San Francisco 3 and Cincinnati 9 St Louis 2. American League scores feature Detroit 11 for doubleheader notes and New York 5 Kansas City 3 as key results.
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Park Schedule Featured Twin ing and Grace Lutheran Games
Park schedule shows Twin ing against Grace Lutheran at 7 30 p m and St Clare versus Eagles at 8 30 p m Tonight Kiwanis faces Zuhlke s at 7 30 and Gempler s meets Commercial at 9 p m Dawson Holds Lead In Western Seniors Golf Tourney at Blue Mound Country Club George Dawson of Glen Ellyn leads by five strokes heading into the final round of the 13th annual event.
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Martin's Trims Power Light in Classic Swiss Colony Victory
Martin's trailed before erupting for six runs in the sixth to beat Power and Light 7 to 5, with Bud Wilde delivering a grand slam and going 3 for 4. Charlie Dwyer homered in the seventh as Martin's compiled 12 hits off Bill Mossman. Swiss Colony crushed South Wayne 21 to 12 behind Rudy Rothenbuehler two homers and two doubles.
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Power and Light
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Dick Lane
Harold Sanders
Cletus Bainbridge
Rudy Rothenbuehler
Bainbridge powers South Wayne with grand slam in big inning
Bainbridge hit a grand slam in the fourth, sparking South Wayne to eight runs on five hits. Montgomery added a homer, Natz doubled, and Meier ripped a triple. The losers threatened repeatedly but left runners stranded.
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City Sends Kennedy Green Two Seater Rocking Chair
City officials present President John F. Kennedy with a bright green twin rocking chair. Mayor Thomas F. Shebell notes the chair seats two adults and fits the resort’s long tradition of free rocking chairs for visitors.
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