Lane Power and Light cruise to 12 8 slowpitch win
Dick Lane went 4 for 4 driving Wisconsin Power and Light to a 12 8 victory over Lanz Hardware. Ardell Kopp led EU No 1 to a 9 3 win over Dormans Cheese as EUB's bats explode with five runs in the second inning and steady scoring thereafter.
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Wisconsin Power and Light
Lanz Hardware
Ardell Kopp
EU No. 1
Dorman
Cheese
Power and Light
Bob Bredeson
Lane Hardware
Duane Rackow
Don Ninneman
Lane
Dave Martin
Bill Schmidt
Jerry Gelbach
Gelbach
EUB
Ken Mahlberg
Cal Erickson
Robert Brauchle
Dormans
Russ Johnson
Bob Ruggieri
Bud Wilde
Tom Holcomb
Hubers
Eagles
Heeren
J . Coplien
Joe
Office
Martins
Chuck Hulse Bows Out Of Indy 500 Eye Injury
Downey California driver Chuck Hulse withdraws from the Indianapolis 500 after an eye injury from a spring car crash at New Bremen Ohio earlier in May. An eye specialist said the vision problem will not heal in time for the Memorial Day race worth 500000 dollars.
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Hulse
Phillies star John Callison goes 5 for 5 in 1-0 win over Cubs
John Callison of Philadelphia went 5 for 5 with a homer and four singles driving in three runs and scoring twice as the Phillies edged the Chicago Cubs 1 to 0. Pitcher’s 12 strikeouts and 0 walks capped a 4-hit Cubs effort and kept Philadelphia atop the NL. Bob Christopherson, a Minneapolis light heavyweight, lost in the Tokyo Olympic trials finals.
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Chicago Cubs
Christopherson
New York
University of Wisconsin
Bob Christopherson
Minneapolis
United States
Monroe High Spring Sports Enter Conference Action
Monroe high schools teams begin league play with track at Monona Grove 5 p.m., golf at Koshkonong Mounds Fort Atkinson 12:30 p.m., tennis vs Middleton, and baseball at Middleton 5 a.m. Then WIAA tournament follows at Orfordville. Notable athletes include Bill Kohn in high jump and pole vault, Bill Schuetze and Jim Bidlingmaier in pitching, Jim Dearth in shot put.
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Jim Bidlingmaier
Jim Dearth
Scoreboard roundup shows league leaders and upcoming games
American League standings list Chicago leading with 16 wins and 9 losses, Baltimore 19 12, New York 16 12, Cleveland 16 12, Minnesota 18 14, Detroit 15 16, Boston 14 17, Washington 15 21, Los Angeles 13 20, Kansas City 11 20. Results include Minnesota 7 New York 4 and Baltimore 8 Kansas City 3. Friday and today’s games feature key matchups among Los Angeles, Boston, Baltimore, Detroit, and Chicago.
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New Orleans Man Proposes AFL Playoff Tilt
New Orleans real estate executive Dave Dixon president of the New Orleans Professional Football Club Inc. proposes a three game AFL playoff plan with games in alternate hosts then both in New Orleans pending a pro franchise. Dixon spoke at an AFL owners meeting discussing an all star game in New Orleans at the Sugar Bowl.
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New Orleans
Anveten
Dave Dixon
San Diego
Dixon
Atlanta
White Sox idle as Cubs toppled in solo AL lead held
The Chicago White Sox extend their lead in the American League with elite relief from Hoyt Wilhelm and Don Mossi amid a 13th day atop the standings. Mossi and Wilhelm have yet to win but preserve leads, while Chicago eye two key bullpen wins. Cubs visit St Louis as Bob Buhl or Glen Hobbie duel Ray Sadecki after a 10 loss to the Cardinals.
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Chicago White Sox
Chicago
White Sox
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New York Giants
Don Mossi
Mossi
Detroit Tigers
Wilhelm
Jossi
Sox
Messi
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Chicago Cubs
Cardinals
Bob Buhl
Glen Hobbie
Ray Sadecki
Bill White
Dick Groat
Louis' Game Winning Run Seals Victory
Bob Gibson allowed four hits to the Chicagoans and struck out twelve for his fourth win without a loss. Larry Jackson started and took the loss for the Cubs after yielding eight hits.
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Bob Gibson
Larry Jackson
Cubs
Waivers Sought on Don Larsen by Giants
San Francisco Giants announced they asked waivers on 34 year old Don Larsen. Houston Colts claimed him. Larsen pitched the first no hit no run World Series game for the Yankees in 1956 and beat the Yanks in relief in the 1962 Series. He also played for St Louis Baltimore Kansas City and Chicago AL clubs.
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Don Larsen
New York Yankees
San Francisco Giants
Houston Colts
Larsen
Brooklyn
Yankee Stadium
Yanks
Giants
St. Louis
Baltimore
Kansas City
Chicago
Jim Duffalo
Ken MacKenzie
Tacoma
Coach records season with 0-1 start and 4.35 ERA
The coach notes last season ended 7-7. This season he is 0-1 with a 4.35 earned run average through the first start.
Braves Call Up Dan Schneider From Denver Farm System
Cincinnati paper reports Milwaukee Braves recall left hander Dan Schneider from Denver in the Pacific Coast League before a game against the Reds. Schneider was 3-0 at Denver and Braves win 7 3. Knuckleballer Phil Niekro sent to Denver.
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Denver
Cincinnati
Milwaukee Braves
Dan Schneider
Braves
Cincinnati Reds
Phil Niekro
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