Giants Sweep Braves as Marichal Shuts Them Down
Juan Marichal pitched a four hitter and Jose Pagan Felipe Alou and Ed Bailey homered in a 5-2 San Francisco victory at Milwaukee. The win lifts the Giants to 11-2 on the road this season, moving them one game up on the Pirates in the NL standings.
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UW Cagers To Play In Kentucky Tournament
The University of Wisconsin basketball team will compete in the Kentucky Invitational Tournament in Lexington on December 2021. Opponents include Wake Forest Princeton and Kentucky.
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Dodgeville Coach Takes Tomah Head Post
Dave Spies, after three seasons coaching at Dodgeville high school, is named head football coach at Tomah high school. He plays on the 1959 Whitewater State team and will replace Ed Oison who resigned to lead Wauwatosa East.
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Tigers batter Freehan fans in nine-hit spree
Yesterday's Stars Batting-Bill Freehan slugged a two run homer and a triple and a double for his ninth hit in ten at bats as the Detroit Tigers won 6-2 over the New York Yankees. Pitcher Bob Turley allowed three hits with nine strikeouts and no walks to post his first win of the season in a 2-0 Detroit win over Minnesota.
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Bragan Sees Little NL Impact From Balk Rule Change
Milwaukee manager Bobby Bragan believes eliminating the one second stop in the balk rule will have little effect in the National League. He notes no stop has been used in the NL for weeks and says fines of 100 dollars per balk will deter pitchers. Bragan fined Bob Shaw 250 for five balks in a 7-5 loss to the Cubs. Tony Cloninger fined 100 after his balk decided a 3-2 defeat. Veterans Spahn and Burdette led an anti balk clinic before Bragan's remarks.
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Tuesday Scoreboard and Tuesday results in major games
Results show Chicago 5 Pittsburgh 4 New York 3 Philadelphia 1 San Francisco 5 Milwaukee 2 Los Angeles 11 St Louis 1 Houston 3 Cincinnati 2. Upcoming games include Pittsburgh at Chicago Philadelphia at New York Houston at Cincinnati San Francisco at Milwaukee Los Angeles at St Louis.
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Freehan Leads Tigers Past Yankees With Homer and Triple
Detroit rookie Bill Freehan slugged a two run homer a 440 foot triple and a double as the Tigers beat the Yankees 6 2 lifting Detroit from last place Freehan who has nine hits in 10 at bats and a 12 of 13 on base also leads the team at catcher replacing Gus Triandos who fell ill.
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Ex-Badner Jackson Drafted by Zephyrs in NBA Supplementary Draft
NEW HORC Ray Cronk of Wisconsin Lakeland College and Ron Jackson of the University of Wisconsin were selected in the NBA supplementary draft on Tuesday. Jackson sat out last season due to grades but has remaining eligibility. Cronk transferred from Minnesota and played at Lakeland. Cronk to New York, Jackson to Baltimore.
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JV Linksmen Triumph Over Brodhead in School Golf Meet
The Cheesemaker's junior varsity golf team defeated Brodhead 742 to 242 in a Brodhead-hosted meet held in pairs at Monroe Country Club. Notable results include Kurt Share 43, John Fijnlstad 41, Fred Schuetze 48, Gale Witt 48, Mike Thayer 45, Nan Newcomer 47, Louis Janke 47, Jim Kjelland 54, Dave Deininger 45, Steve Garthwaite 460. The Cheese makers host Stoughton Vikings at 4 p.m. today, then enter the Janesville Invitational Saturday and face Freeport Monday.
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Monroe Tennis Falls to Wisconsin High 4-3
The Monroe Cheesemakers lose 4-3 to Wisconsin High, surrendering first place. Jiff Kittelsen and Kim Kindschi win singles for Monroe, while Weber Schumacher and Cox Mueller take a key doubles victory. Next meet is Friday at Stoughton.
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Patton to Receive Hale-in-One Prizes at Windy Acres
Bob Patton of Tennessee scored the first hole-in-one in Windy Acres Golf Club history on Monday and will receive a $25 savings bond from First National Bank along with gifts from Rufe Nacht Oil Co Jos Huber Brewing Co and Bruni Miller Co.
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Coeds Enter Varsity Sports Stirring Debate Across Colleges
The article surveys Southeast Conference moves and several campuses adding women to varsity rosters. It highlights Martha Leveritt and Pam Hayes at Tulane, Mary Lou Daniel at Kentucky, Sue Stafford at Centre, Martha Ausbach at Louisville, and others. It notes objections over dressing room facilities and cites prominent players like Carol Hanks and Pat Lesser as examples of strong female competitors.
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Du Pas Named Fighter of the Month by Ring Magazine
Ralph Dupas of New Orleans was acclaimed Fighter of the Month by Ring magazine. Ring withheld recognition of the junior middleweight title created by the World Boxing Association after Dupas defeated Denny Moyer to win the title.
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Geitler Throws No Hitter as Juneau Pioneers Beat North 13–0
Mike Geitler of Juneau High School pitched a no hitter in a City Conference baseball game, striking out 10 and walking four as the Pioneers defeated North 13 to 0 on Tuesday.
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Argyle Belleville Win in State Line Baseball Action
Argyle defeated New Glarus 14 11 in a high scoring game as Belleville edged Monticello 13 9 and Blanchardville crushed Juda 14 2. Becker and Hendrickson paced Belleville with two hits each including a homer and a double. Sherman and Kittlson homered for Juda while Peterson of Blanchardville twirled a two hit two run effort.
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Corn Feeding Due To Set New Record
Washington reports domestic livestock and export demand will push corn usage for the 1962 crop year ending Oct 1 to a record level. Last year usage was about 3.995 billion bushels with a rise of over 300 million from the prior year. dealers foresee 4.1 billion this year. Government stock Purchases under price support may be needed beyond stockpiles.
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