McCarver's Biggest World Series Slam
Tim McCarver described his 10th inning three run homer as his biggest hit, likening it to choosing between five thousand dollars and a new car. The blast gave the Cardinals a 5-2 win over the Yankees and a 3-2 series lead, with Johnny Keane praising its impact on McCarver and potentially his future.
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New York
Tim McCarver
St. Louis Cardinals
McCarver
Cardinals
New York Yankees
Cardinal
Johnny Keane
Ogi Berra
Yankee
Dick Groat
Yankees
Berra
Groat
St. Louis
Gibson
Mickey Mantle
Punt Pass Kick Winners Listed
Winners of the Punt, Pass and Kick contest held Saturday were announced by Gary Ruge, director of the Monroe contest. First three in six age groups were named with scoring. Eight-year-olds include Steven Sutter and Douglas Banner. nine-year-olds include Ross Williams and Paul Marty. ten-year-olds include Bob Holyoke and Kenny Hoeft. eleven-year-olds include David Gavigan and James J. Hartwig. Twelve-year-olds include Bruce Babbler and Steve Hennager. thirteen-year-olds include Stephen Neuburger and Dennis Junior High participation listed.
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Gary Ruge
Monroe
Steven Sutter
Lincoln School
Douglas Banner
Browntown
Ronald Schilt
Ross Williams
South School
Paul Marty
East School
Jim Fenton
Bob Holyoke
Lincoln
Kenny Hoeft
William, Hartwig
David Gavigan
St. Victor’s School
James J. Hartwig
Tom Fenton
Bruce Babbler
Steve Hennager
Kevin Burington
Stephen Neuberber
Dennis
Danny R
Graef sets world mark as U S nets 1 2 3 in backstroke
Princeton student Jed Graef, 22, smashed the world record with 2 10.3 in Tokyo and led an American 1 2 3 sweep in the men's 200 meter backstroke. Dilley and Bennett followed, while Fraser, Stouder and Ellis starred in other events as the U S pursues multiple medals.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
Jed Graef
Princeton
Garry Dilley
Huntington
Ind
Bob Bennett
Long Beach
Calif
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Verona
N.J
America
Tom Stock
Dilley
Bennett
Australia
Dawn Fraser
Sharon Stouder
Glendora
Kathy Ellis
Indianapolis
U.S
Poland
Waledmar Baszanowski
United States
Russia
Vladimir Kaplunov
Miss Fraser
Navy
Frank Gorman
Queens Village
N.Y
Larry Andreason
el Alamitos
Ken Sitzberger
River Forest
Ill
Harold Henning
Gary Ilman
San Jose
Max Ritter
International Swimming Federation
Germany
Hans-Joachim Klein
Ilman
Klein
Iliman
Swimming Federation
Peru
Henry Iba
Nina Harmer
Philadelphia
Ginny Duenkel
West Orange
Cathy Ferguson
Berkley
Man saves football tickets after factory fire in Birmingham
Claude Morris, manager of Duncan Manufacturing, saved tickets from the coming Auburn Georgia Tech game by sending 20 charred remnants to the state lab after a factory fire destroyed four tickets and severely burned twenty others. The city is now making duplicate tickets for Morris.
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Birmingham
Ala
Claude Morris
State
Duncan Manufacturing and Equipment Co
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Auburn
Georgia Tech
Vic Corson Nets 585 High Series In Minor No Three
Vic Corson sparked last night’s kegler action with a 585 series in the Minor No. Three League and a 213 game for loop honors. Wieman’s took game honors with a 907 and a 2,520 team total as Bob and Wigs swept all four games. Elwyn Drye led The Classic League with 579 series and 198 game, while Green County Realty and Felders posted 2,341 and 2,293 team marks respectively.
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Vic Corson
Kegler
Wieman
Felders
Dave Eley
Arnold Koehn
Engelbertson
Mobil Oil Co
Frank Schott
Don Hugdahl
Jim Hendrickson
Fred Wirtz
Hawley
Fran Schott
Elmer Anderson
Elwyn Drye
Ole Hanson
al Riese
Two Close Tilts Spark Grid Play Sunday
In Monroe Touch Football League action Juda Keegan and Greenco Printing battled to a 12-12 regulation tie, Greenco winning in overtime on yardage gained. First National Bank edged Joe's Private Club 7-6 as Gary Ruge converted the decisive extra point after a Stauffacher to Stroessner TD pass. Mort Armstrong caught a 35 yard TD from Stauffacher for Joe's. Ken Schindler intercepted twice for Greenco and Nate Bechtolt caught two key passes. Robertson and Bechtolt connected for 40 yards and OT score. Nate Phillips grabbed an interception return TD for Juda before overtime finish.
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Monroe
Juda Keegan
Greenco
First National Bank
Joe
Gary Ruge
Wayne Stroessner
Mort Armstrong
Dave Stauffacher
Ken Schindler
Nate Bechtolt
Chuck Robertson
Bechtolt
Robertson
Nate Phillips
Juda
Judo Scores Mentioned In Local Recreation Schedule
Denny Davis completed a pass to Randy Palombi for the second Judo score. Tonight features The Office versus Spoerry's Lounge at 7 45 p m and an exhibition at 9 p m. Thursday brings National Bank against Spoerry's Lounge at 7 p m Juda Caldwell versus Joe's Private Club at 8 p m and Browntown versus Juda Keegan at 9 p m. James Mauerman, park and recreation director, will have the season schedule available at tonight's action at Recreation Park.
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Denny Davis
Randy Palombi
Office
Spoerry
First National Bank
Juda Caldwell
Joe’s
Browntown
Juda Keegan
James Mauerman
Park and Recreation
Action At Recreation Ipark
Iowa Halfback Leads Big Ten Scoring Race
Dalton Kimble of Town, a sophomore halfback, takes sole lead in the Big Ten all games scoring race after reaching 30 points this season with a touchdown against Wisconsin. Purdue’s Bob Griese adds four points, dropping to second with 28. Minnesotas Mike Reid is third with 26 and Ohio State’s Bob Funk has 22.
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Mncagu
Dalton Kimble
Town
Bob Griese
Purdue
Kimble
Wisconsin
Griese
Mike Reid
Minnesota
Ohio State
Bob Funk
Fresh Gridders Drop 33 20 Game
Monroe fresh men football lost 33 to 20 to South Beloit. Don Blum gained 112 yards on the night and scored on a 27 yard run and a two yard TD. Galen Kuebli added a late score while Zettle Contributed two extra points after TDs. Monroe fumbled five times as Larry Marty led defense with eight tackles.
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Monroe
South Beloit
Don Blum
Ivan Zettle
Jim Larson
Fred Ott
Galen Kuebli
Blum
Kuebli
Zettle
Young Cheesemakers
Larry Marty
Mike Deininger
Tennis official dies in Florida after 42 years in sport
James B. Dickey, 72, president of the U S Lawn Tennis Association, died Monday in Pompano Beach, Fla. He began playing tennis for time, not golf, and spent more than four decades promoting the sport.
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Pompano Beach
Fla
James B. Dickey
U.S. Lawn Tennis Association
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