White Sox edge Senators as Cubs rally to top Reds
The White Sox won 3-2 on the East Coast to maintain a slim 10 point first place lead over the Yankees. Pete Ward delivered a clutch eighth inning single scoring Al Weis as Chuck Cottier tied the game with his first homer for the Senators in the seventh. Juan Pizarro improved to 4-0 with Hoyt Wilhelm closing, while Chicago’s Cubs won the first game 5-4 against Cincinnati after a four run ninth inning rally led by Ernie Banks, before dropping the nightcap 7-1 on three solo homers by Frank Robinson and Bob Skinner. The Cubs visit St. Louis on Tuesday, and the White Sox have Monday off before hosting Cleveland Tuesday.
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al Weis
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Clemens Homer
Slowpitch Play Begins Tonight in Monroe at Twining Park
Slowpitch action starts tonight in Monroe at Twining Park with games slated for 7 8 and 9 p m. The schedule lists Moose and Firemen at 7 p m Chalet Cheese vs Milwaukee Cheese at 8 p m and Wisconsin Liquid Feed vs White Haven at 9 p m. Games run nightly except Friday Saturday and Sunday with rainouts moved to the second diamond in the park. Tomorrow features EUB No II vs Baumgartners at 7 p m South and Grace Lutheran at 8 p m and Eagles No 1 drawing a bye as Montgomery Ward opts out.
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Moose and Firemen
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Milwaukee Cheese
Wisconsin Liquid Feed
White Haven
Baumgartners
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Grace Lutheran
Eagles No. 1
Montgomery ‘Ward
Braves Snap Streak as Cloninger Tops Cards
Braves stop five game slide with a 4 2 victory over the St Louis Cardinals as Tony Cloninger fires a six hitter in win. He fanned nine, walked two, and earned his third win in five decisions. Card’s early runs came off Hank Fischer in the opener before Cloninger’s gem.
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Tony Cloninger
Milwaukee Braves
Cloninger
Braves
St. Louis Cardinals
Bob
Reichardt Lifts Badgers With Three Homers In Sweep
Wisconsin star Reichardt belted three homers and two singles in a Big Ten leading .524 average as the Badgers swept Illinois 5-4 and 7-4. Scouts swarmed the point, but coach Milt Bruhn hopes Reichardt stays in football season until 1965. The doubleheader put Wisconsin into a third place tie in the Big Ten with an 8–4 conference mark.
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Wisconsin
Rick Reichardt
Stevens Point
Badgers
Illinois
Reichardt
Milt Bruhn
West Germany Leads 2-1 In Davis Cup Play
West Germany holds a 2-1 advantage as the European Zone Davis Cup elimination ties head into the final two singles. The Soviet team must sweep to reach the quarter-finals, while Britain South Africa and Denmark already clinched spots and Yugoslavia advanced by a rout of Argentina. Quarterfinal pairings set Britain vs Yugoslavia, South Africa vs France, and Italy vs Sweden next month.
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Associated Press
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France
Italy
Sweden
Holland
Rhodesia
Czechoslovakia
Britain
Southfrica
Denmark
Yugoslavia
Argentina
South Africa
Yankees Sweep Athletics Behind Peptine Three-Run Backs
Yesterday's Stars Batting Joe Peptine drove in five runs with five hits including two homers as the New York Yankees swept Kansas City Athletics 11-9 and 8-0. Pitcher Bob Hendley of the Giants shut out the Mets on three hits, fanning five in a 6-0 game to open a doubleheader. A separate report from Mansfield Missouri notes 12-year-old Dan Wesley Hughitt Jr. dragged to death by a horse on a gravel road near his home, becoming entangled in the lead rope.
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New York Yankees
Yankees
Kansas City Athletics
Bob Hendley
San Francisco Giants
New York Mets
Giants
Mets
Mansfield, Mo
Dan Wesley Hughitt Jr
Wright Captures Muskogee Women's Open Victory
Mickey Wright, 29, won her 56th professional golf tournament and fourth of the year by posting a 213 total at Muskogee Women’s Open. She earned $1,250 for first place, tied the women's course record with a 68 in round three, and secured a nine-stroke win on the Mon- day finish before heading to the Dallas Open.
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Mickey Wright
Muskogee
Okla
Marlene Hagge
Mickey
Dallas
Olympic Trials Open In Boxing At Singer Bowl
Olympic boxing trials begin with eighty top amateurs from Army Navy Marine Air Force AAU and Golden Gloves among hopefuls in a field of about 30 000. Ten weight class winners earn trips to Tokyo October 10 24 with semifinals and finals set for Tuesday and Wednesday nights at the 18 000 seat Singer Bowl Worlds Fair venue. Admission is free for grounds entrants. rain shifts to Sunnywide Garden in Queens.
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New York
Uncle Sam
Army
Navy
Queens
Wisconsin hunters oppose split duck season in advisory vote
Madison awarded football franchise as Central States Professional Football League names franchises for the northern division. The Wisconsin hunters voted 58 to 5 against a split duck season that would reduce hunting days by 10 percent, while deer permit quotas and other fishing and hunting questions drew mixed results at county congress sessions.
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Congress
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Cevenwams
Racine
Sheboygan
Manitowoc
Chicago Panthers
Steensrud Breaks Pole Mark at Conference Meet
Grady Steensrud, a La Crosse State freshman, helped tear down the pole vault record at Whitewater as three tied the State College Conference mark with 13 feet. Whitewater's Ron Bloedorn won with 13.2 feet, Oshkosh’s Race second, and Steensrud third. Wisconsin‑Milwaukee held the team title with 51 points, Whitewater 36, Oshkosh 20, and others trailing. Jim Ganoung of Whitewater clocked 9.7 seconds in the 100-yard dash, breaking the older 9.8 record.
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la Crosse State College
Whitewater
Weismer
Milwaukee
Ron Bloedorn
Oshkosh
Steensrud
University of Wisconsin- Milwaukee
A Crosse
Stout
Platteville
River Falls
Stevens Point
Eau Claire
Superior
Jim Ganoung
Whitewaters
Ganoung
Sea serpent sighted by New Bedford crew near Nantucket
New Bedford fishermen report spotting a creature they describe as a 50 foot long sea serpent weighing 35 to 40 tons with a blow hole on top of its head and a head like an alligator. The sighting occurred about 30 miles east southeast of Round Shoals buoy off Nantucket in calm seas.
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Mass
Alf Wilhelmsen
Round Shoals
Nantucket
Monticello Social Roundup at Mrs Curtis Home
Mrs C D Curtis hosts Monticello gatherings noting visits by Jacob M Marty and party from New Glarus and Spokane. Ira Holcomb returns home after hospital stay as Morris Lamb and family join Talmage home guests plus other weekend callers.
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New Glarus
Ira Holcomb
Holcomb
St. Clare Hospital
Morris Lamb
Toretta
Spokane
Wash
Will Lamb
Bessie West
Brooklyn
Raymond Talmage
Talmage
Floyd Francis
Evansville
Wayne Nelson
Mavis and Morris
Edgerton
Ivan Blanchard
Clifford Dollard
Madison
Helen Meyers
Monroe
Doris Wagner
John C. Babler
O'Hara Field
Roger Babler
Fort Bliss Texas
Babler
Fort Leonard Wood
Nancy Durtschi
Milwaukee
Sharon Durtschi
Platteville State College
Fred Durtschi
Thomas Brusveen
Hans Brusveen
York
Lydia Voegels
Warren Ingram
Hay wins nitro fuel division at Great Lakes Dragaway
Clarence Hay of Rockford Illinois won the nitro fuel division at the Great Lakes Dragaway speedway with a 182.74 mph run on Sunday. Pete Farnsworth of Milwaukee powered his dragster to 176.47 mph to lead the gas fuel division.
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Union Grove
Wis
Clarence Hay
Rockford
Great Lakes
Pete Farnsworth
Milwaukee
Two Teams Lead Home Talent Loop
Ridgeway rallied in the last two innings to beat Viota 5 2 for its second Southern section win. Blanchardville won its second match of the season 12 7 over Hollandale, and Argyle defeated Dodge Point 2 1 in the other Southern section game. Ridgeway broke a 2 2 tie with a run in the eighth and added two in the ninth behind Gene Sullivan's seven hit effort. Argyle’s Leo Johnson singled scored and stole second and scored on an error in the fifth for Argyle's run.
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Tory
Blanchardville
Hollandale Argyle
Dodge Point
Larry Ryan
Ernie Furrer
Ridgeway
Gene Sullivan
Leo Johnson
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