Wuetrich Slams Grand Slam Pace Agrico Win Over FFA
Bob Wuetrich hit a first inning grand slam as Agrico beat FFA 14 to 13 in five innings at Recreation Park. Agrico scored nine in the opening frame and held on as FFA rallied with late runs.
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Bob Wuetrich
Agrico
FFA
Recreation Park
Juda
Hubers
Denny Zimmerman
Russell Block
Gordy Blum
John Ammon
Steve Wuetrich
Alvin Tschudy
Blum
Randy Palombi
Mike Affolter
Palombi
Kuebli
Gary Pickett
Claire Bidlingmaier
Carol Sorenson Leads In Women’s Golf Tourney Match Play
Medalist Carol Sorenson of Janesville Wisconsin and Arizona State face Brenda High of Western Kentucky in the first match of the 21st Women’s Collegiate Golf Tournament at the University of Florida. Sorenson shot 37 38 75. High carded 42 39 81. defending champion Patti Shook did not need to qualify.
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Gainesville
Fla
Carol Sorenson
Janesville
Wis
Arizona State
Brenda High
Western Kentucky State
Carol
University of Florida
Brenda
Patti Shook
Indiana
Valparaiso University
Rayleen Tipton
Illinois State
Patti
Royleen
Ee State
Nicki Nordstrom
Milwaukee golfers qualify for PGA National meet at Tumblebrook
Manuel de la Torre and Russ Tuveson, both of Milwaukee, posted two round totals of 142 at Pewaukee's Tumblebrook Golf Club to qualify for the National PGA tournament. De la Torre had 71 71 while Tuveson opened 72 then shot 70.
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Milwaukee
Manuel de la Torre
Russ Tuveson
Pewaukee
Tumblebrook
de la Torre
Tuveson
Player Wins Open in Dramatic USGA Victory
Gary Player of South Africa captured the U S Open after a 18 hole playoff with Kel Nagle of Australia at Bellerive. Player earned 25000 dollars prize money and shared extra gifts with the USGA while pledging funds for the Cancer Fund and junior golf. He said the money mattered little compared to the honor and planned to return to his family in South Africa.
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ST. Louis
Gary Player
U.S. Golf Association
Kel Nagle
Gene Sarazen
Ben Hogan
Arnold Palmer
PGA
Jack Nicklaus
USGA
Joe Dey
Frank Pagel
Player
Nagle
Bellerive Country Club
South Africa
Theresa
Australia
Spain
Mexico
Hogan
Youth Loses Sleep but Is Well Paid
Frank Pagel, a 16 year old caddy for Gary Player, earned about 2000 dollars after the U S Open win. Pagel said he would spend part on a motorcycle and save the rest for college. The prize reportedly set a new high for a caddy in golf.
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ST. Louis
Frank Pagel
South Africa
Gary Player
Pagel
Major League Baseball Standings and Schedules Brief
National and American leagues update with current records. Minnesota leads the AL at 38 23, followed by Chicago 37 24 and Cleveland 36 24. NL top team Los Angeles 42 26, Milwaukee 34 25, Cincinnati 36 27. Tomorrow's and Wednesday's schedules listed for all matchups.
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Minnesota
Chicago
Cleveland
Baltimore
Detroit
Los Angeles
New York
Boston
Washington
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Houston
New
Hartwig Leads Slowpitch Action In Week of Makeups
Hartwig homered and added two singles but the Firemen fell 4 to 7 as Chalet Cheese won the slowpitch clash. Dormans beat Chalet Cheese 10 5 and EUB remained undefeated 8 0 by beating Eagles 0 1.
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Bill Hartwig
Chalet’ Cheese
Dormans
Chalet Cheese
EUB
Eagles
Terry Wenger
del Barrett
Mike Schmerse
Gary Voegels
Wenger
Bud Sedgwick
Harry Friedli
Dick Munich
Muenich
Gene Lueck
Paul Hefty
Jerry Adams
Gene Hefty
Robert Krupke
Milwaukee Cheese
Don Lane
Bob Montgomery
Fritz Frehner
Arnie Koehn
Paul Mueller
Huber and Holyoke star in Midget League action
Mike Huber pitched a one hitter as the Braves beat the Reds 2 0 at Twining Park. In the second game Bob Holyoke hit a bases loaded triple guiding the Tigers to a 15 10 win over the White Sox. Kautzky pitched for the Reds while Curt Phillips won for the Tigers. Thursday marks the final day of Midget League registration with players invited to report to Twining Park.
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Mike Huber
Braves
Redlegs
Twining Park
Bob Holyoke
Tigers
White Sox
Huber
Tom Brennan
Terry Wentz
Mike Newman
Greg Phillips
Chris Kautzky
Curt Phillips
Bob Gordee
Twins Nip Mets In Pony Opener
The Twins led by Dale Belke scored five runs in the second inning to beat the Mets 6 5 in the Pony League opener at Recreation Park Mike Mulligan pitched a six hitter and struck out six while Jack Murray took the loss Gary Ruch went 3 for 3 and Steve Hennager 2 for 4 with doubles Jase Smith added two hits in the loss.
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Twins
Recreation Park
Mets
Dale Belke
Dick Wilcox
Mike Mulligan
Jack Murray
Gary Ruch
Steve Hennager
Jase Smith
Two Pins Removed From Hunt's Shoulder
New York Mets second baseman Ron Hunt has two pins removed from his left shoulder after surgery. He has been out since May 11 and may rejoin the club in mid August pending results of therapy and a follow up evaluation by Dr. Peter LaMotte who performed the second operation.
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NEW York
Ron Hunt
New York Mets
Peter LaMotte
Hunt
LaMotte
First operation after Hunt shoulder separation
The article notes Hunt underwent an initial operation following a shoulder separation suffered in a baseline collision with St. Louis player Phil Gagliano.
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Hunt
Phil Gagliano
St. Louis
Bragan and Schoendienst Fined by NL Prez for Farcical Play
Milwaukee manager Bobby Bragan and St. Louis skipper Red Schoendienst were fined $200 each by NL President Warren Giles for farcical play in a Sunday Milwaukee game. The inning featured stalling and speed-up tactics as rain failed to wash out the contest, which the Cardinals won 6-4.
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Cincinnati
Bobby Bragan
Milwaukee
Red Schoendienst
St. Louis
National League
Warren Giles
Braves
Frank Bolling
Cardinal
Giles
Chisox Expected To Sign Sievers Before Series
Chicago White Sox near a Roy Sievers contract to bolster the lineup before a two night series with the Washington Senators. Sievers, 38, hit 318 home runs in 16 major league seasons and would join Joe Horlen on the mound against Bennie Daniels. The Cubs head to Milwaukee for a three game set with Cal Koonce facing Wade Blasingame.
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Chicago
Chicago White Sox
Roy Sievers
Washington Senators
Sox
Sievers
Ted Wills
Jacksonville
Wills
Washington
White Sox
Earl Battey
Don Mincher
Minnesota
Joe Horlen
Senators
Bennie Daniels
Daniels
Chicago Cubs
Milwaukee
Cubs
Cal Koonce
Wade Blasingame
No Archery and Tennis Lessons Canceled This Week
Parks announce no archery or tennis activities this week due to instructor Bill Norder joining the State Recreation Tennis Tournament. Norder will not be on hand to teach or supervise the two summer sports features.
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Bill Norder
Mets Edge Dodgers 1 0 for Second Straight Win
Yesterday's game saw pitcher Jackson of the Mets toss a three hitter to top the Dodgers 1-0 marking the first time New York defeated Los Angeles twice in a row. Billy Cowan hit a leadoff homer in the ninth to seal the win.
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al Jackson
New York
Mets
Los Angeles
Dodgers
Billy Cowan
Los Angeles Dodgers
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