Hubers Edge Heeren Coplien In Nine Inning Open League Thriller
Hubers scores the decisive run in the bottom of the ninth to beat Heeren Coplien 3 2 as Wisconsin Liquid Feed, Swiggums, and Eagles No 1 post wins in a marathon night. Dick Boerk and Ron Martini led Liquid Feed with multiple hits while Gus Martini earned the win.
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Tig Kohl
LOOP PRESIDENT RESIGNS IN MIDWEST BASEBALL LEAGUE
Walter C. Wagner of Clinton resigns Tuesday as president of the Class A Midwest Baseball League after two years in office citing heavy workload and pressure from the 10 club circuit.
First Japan Player Makes Loop Debut Against Mets
Masanori Murakami, a 20 year old left handed pitcher, made history by debuting for the San Francisco Giants against the New York Mets at Shea Stadium. He relieved in the eighth, allowed one hit and two strikeouts over an inning in a 4 1 loss, while the Mets’ Charley Smith struck out to finish Murakami’s first major league appearance.
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Musial Collapses During Cardinals Game at Busch Stadium
Stan Musial 43 a St Louis Cardinal executive collapsed of complete exhaustion at Busch Stadium during a game with Milwaukee. He was helped to the Cardinal clubhouse then to Jewish Hospital after an ambulance escorted by police cars.
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Baseball Great Stan Musial Hospitalized After Illness
All time Cardinal great Stan Musial was hospitalized with viral enteritis after a period of heavy public duties. Doctors reported dehydration and weakness but said his condition was not presently serious and expected to improve with IV fluids and tests.
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Cardinals Rally Nip Braves 5-4 in Comeback Victory
The St. Louis Cardinals erased a deficit to beat the Milwaukee Braves 5-4. Bob Uecker hit his first homer of the season and drove in the decisive run as Milwaukee’s bullpen faltered. Ron Taylor earned his eighth win with six hitless innings. Denny Lemaster took the loss for the Braves in a game that dropped them to sixth place.
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Ole Miss gridder dies during drills
Oxford Mississippi college football mourns as sophomore tailback Richard W Ellzey 18 of Meridian collapses and dies minutes after the start of fall practice. Ellzey 6 foot 1 inch 195 pounds had been catching punts when he collapsed with cause of death undetermined.
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Badgers Begin Drills As Bruhn Praises Team
Wisconsin football coach Milt Bruhn expressed satisfaction after the opening drills. Quarterback Hal Brandt impressed as 71 players worked on fundamentals and the two platoon system. The Badgers open September 19 versus Kansas State and will continue twice daily practices to reach football shape.
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Packers Seek Waivers On Duke Carlisle
Green Bay asks waivers on Duke Carlisle the quarterback from the national champion Texas team of 1963. Dallas Cowboys claimed Carlisle and he would sign with them if teams below Dallas do not claim him before the Thursday deadline. Packers did not name Carlisle among cuts and released Dwain Bean and Gene Breen.
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Stars Harman Killebrew Powers Twins Past Orioles
Yesterday's Stars Batting Harmon Killebrew of the Twins supplied Minnesota runs with his 48th and 44th homers in a 2-1 victory over the American League leading Baltimore.
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Argyle Holiday Labor Day Celebration Events
The eighth annual Labor Day celebration at Community Park features eight baseball teams with semi finals at 10 a.m. Sunday and finals Monday. A 4 p.m. Sunday charcoal broiled chicken supper, an outdoor talent show, a 1 p.m. tractor pulling contest Monday, and an evening dance are planned with sponsorship by the Legion and Firemen.
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Major Crime Rate Increases in States
The FBI reports a 15 percent rise in serious crime nationwide in the first half of the year with gains across all regions and categories. Suburban areas show a 23 percent year over year increase, while the South, Northeast, North Central, and West report 18, 15, 14, and 11 percent rises respectively. Rape up 20 percent.
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Athletics Recall 15 Players Amid Farm Club Shuffle
Kansas City Athletics recalled 15 minor league players on Tuesday, eight from their Triple A Dallas farm club in the Pacific Coast League. The note mentions Scandanavia as a Nordic name applicable to Norway and Sweden.
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