Koufax Breaks Strikeout Mark In Dodgers Victory
The Dodgers stay three games ahead of the Cardinals as Sandy Koufax tops 276 strikeouts this season with a nine-strikeout performance in a 4-2 win over the Pirates. Stan Musial belts a two-run homer in the Cardinals 8-0 rout of the Cubs, his 11th of the year. Others: Mets past the Giants 4-2, Phillies crush the Houston Colts 16-0. Braves lead-maker Hank Aaron hits his 40th and 41st homers in a day of NL action.
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Jim Becker
Associated Press
Stan Musial
St. Louis Cardinals
Sandy Koufax
Los Angeles Dodgers
Cardinals
Musial
Chicago Cubs
Koufax
Pittsburgh Pirates
Milwaukee Braves
Cincinnati
New York Mets
San Francisco Giants
Philadelphia
Phillies
Houston Colts
Kansas City
New York Yankees
Minnesota
Cleveland
Baltimore
Chicago White Sox
Los Angeles Angeles
Boston
Washington
Detroit
Bob Gibson
Dick Groat
Gibson
Groat
Wally Moon
Dodgers
Pirates
Bob Clemente
Hank Aaron
Braves
Johnnny Edwards
Reds
Gordy Coleman
Carl Willey
Mets
Giants
Willie McCovey
Orlando Cepeda
Billy O’dell
Jim Hickman
Alous
Alou Brothers
Jesus
Matty
Felipe
Don Nottebart
Phils
Houston
Johnny Callison
Colts
Chris Short
Packers release two rookies to hit 37-man limit
Green Bay waived rookies Tony Liscio and Ed Holler to reach the NFL 37-man roster limit. Liscio from Tulsa was the Packers third draft choice and Holler came in the 14th round after starring at South Carolina.
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Green Bay
Green Bay Packers
Tony Liscio
Ed Holler
Liscio
University of Tulsa
Packers
Holler
South Carolina
Lionel Aldridge
Utah State
Jan Barrett
Fresno State
Marv Fleming
Utah
Marquette Center-Forward Gives Up Senior Eligibility
Veteran center-forward Dave Culver of Marquette will forgo his senior year to enter dental school, coach Ed Hickey said Tuesday.
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Milwaukee
Dave Culver
Marquette
Cage
Ed Hickey
Monks in Switzerland dispute dogs carried brandy kegs
Monks at St Bernard in Switzerland say their rescue dogs never wore neck kegs. They contend the small barrels were an artist’s invention and not a real feature of the dogs.
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St. Bernard
Switzerland
Wisconsin Bears Targeted in Special Demonstration Hunts
Wisconsin Conservation Department and the Wisconsin Conservation Congress discourage free lance bear hunting during three weekend demonstrations in Crandon Park Falls and Presque Isle. Demonstrations use trained hounds from Michigan to show bear hunting methods. Rules limit bears per day, restrict rifles, ban cubs, and require safety measures with notes on registration and lodging.
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Madison
Wisconsin Conservation Department
Wisconsin
Conservation Congress
Conservation Department
Congress
R. F. Wendt
Woodruff
Michigan
Wendt
Crandon
Park Falls
Presque Isle
Wisconsin Conservation Congress
Harold Kalkofen
Wolf's Head Sportsmen's Club
Arthur Pritzl
American Legion Post
Jack Snyder
Presque Isle Chamber of Commerce
Boulder Junction
Baseball scoreboard rundown with mixed results
A scoreboard shows standings for teams led by Los Angeles and St Louis with records and percentages. Tuesday results include Philadelphia routing Houston 16 0 and New York beating San Francisco 4 2.
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Los Angeles
St. Louis
Milwaukee
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Houston
New York
Deb Share Leads Night of League Kegler Action
Deb Share opened the second league night with a 566 series including games of 205 180 and 181 in the Men’s Major division. Charles Robertson led the Nite Hawk League with a 216 single in a 549 series, while Bill Smith topped the Tuesday Nite Sr. loop with 539. Team results and individual scores follow for Kiwanis Club Clinic Pharmacy Marcos Mueller’s Dorman’s Cheese and others.
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Deb Share
Kegler
Charles Robertson
Bill Smith
Vic Marean
Marion Mueller
Burt Bacon
Quint DeRemer
Kiwanis Club
Clinic Pharmacy
Marcos
Mueller
Wayne Fencil
Charlie Mathias
al Henning
Fred Grendahl
Rees Construction
Eagles Club
Monroe Cheese Corp
Phillips- Smith
Swiss
North Central Public Service
Heins Tavern
Swiss Colony
Orangeville Ioof
J and W Implement
Phil's Downtowners
Boyer’s LP Gas
Stars Pitching Pins Cubs. Dodgers Edge Pirates
Yesterday's Stars pitching shut out the Chicago Cubs 8-0 on six hits and Bob Gibson also hit a three run homer as St. Louis remained three games behind the Los Angeles Dodgers in the National League race. Wally Moon hit a two run homer in the seventh inning to lift the Dodgers to a 4-2 win over Pittsburgh, keeping their lead at three games.
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Bob Gibson
Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Wally Moon
Dodgers
Pittsburgh
Many Old-timers Cut by NFL Clubs
Veteran players including Joe Perry and Sam Etcheverry were placed on waivers as NFL teams trimmed to 37 men for the weekend opening games. Perry holds the league rush record and led the NFL in rushing in 1953 and 1954 while Etcheverry joined the 49ers as quarterback insurance.
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Joe Perry
Casey Stengel
Oakland
Bob Cousy
Baltimore Colts
Perry
Baltimore
J. W. Lockett
Colts
Dallas
NFL
Sam Etcheverry
San Francisco 49Ers
San Francisco
Mike Magac
Jerry Norton
Mal Hammack
Philadelphia
Jim McCusker
Martin
Lions
Denver
Red Hickey
49Ers
Etcheverry
John Brodie
Canada
St. Louis
Washington
Galen Hall
Hall
Penn State
Redskins
George Izo
UW Football Squad Works on Defense
The Wisconsin football team focused on defense during Tuesday workouts. Four players were sidelined with injuries or illness, including veteran end Larry Howard on crutches with a knee injury. Co-Captain Andy Wojdula and halfbacks Jerry Hackbart and Pete Hambrick were also out, with chest bruises, a knee injury, and a throat infection respectively. Rogert Pillath weighed 245 pounds, the heaviest. Billy Smith weighed 150 pounds, the lightest.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Larry Howard
Howard
Andy Wojdula
Jerry Hackbart
Pete Hambrick
Wojdula
Hackbart
Hambrick
Ger sonde Cracks Perfect 300 In Blue Mound League
Milwaukee bowler Russ Gersonde rolled his first sanctioned 300 in the Blue Mound 900 League Tuesday night. He started with 259, then a 300, followed by 258 for an 817 series.
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Milwaukee
Russ Gersonde
Braves May Move Franchise to Atlanta After Attendance Drop
Milwaukee Braves officials say no decision on moving the team will be made until after the season’s end and directors meeting. Thomas A. Reynolds Jr. notes Atlanta Seattle and San Diego have shown interest, with discussions about potential relocation ongoing. Major league leaders offered noncommittal comments while rumors about franchise shifts persist.
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Chicago
Milwaukee Braves
National League Baseball Club
Thomas A. Reynolds Jr
Braves
Atlanta
Seattle
San Diego
Reynolds
American
Ford Frick
Triple A
National League
Warren Giles
Town
Monticello Visitors Attend Cedah Archery School
Lawrence F. Marty Reynold Zeller Bob Woodruff Dan and Fritz Benkert attended the Cedah Archery School Saturday and Sunday Mr. and Mrs Arnold Elmer Mr. and Mrs Henry J Elmer and Lora Pease spent Sunday Social notes from Monticello recount local visitors and weekend gatherings.
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Marian
Louise Karlen
Monroe
Ida Voegeli
Walter Voegeli
Jerome
Raymond Voegeli
Carrie Mae
Janesville
Edward Benkett
Hanover Park
Ill
Ethel Benkett
Walter J. Marty
Robert Holcomb Sr
C. W. Karlen
Lawrence F. Marty
Reynold Zeller
Bob Woodruff
Dan
Fritz Benkert
Necedah
Arnold Elmer
Henry J. Elmer
Lora Pease
Your friend the wan. saa sells rents and hires
A terse classified item notes a person named Your friend the wan. saa offering selling, renting and hiring services. The short line implies a local ad or notice about available transactions and employment options. No dates or locations are provided in the readable text.
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Wan
Saa
Triple A Leagues Face Geographical Reorganization
Commissioner Ford Frick begins talks with 20 major league reps on realigning the International and Pacific Coast Leagues to a geography based structure. He aims to prepare ground for December minor league and major league meetings in San Diego and Los Angeles.
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Chicago
Ford Frick
Frick
San Diego
Los Angeles
Hawaii
Oklahoma City
Toronto
Jacksonville
Capital March Cost For District Estimated At 163794
Washington civil rights march on August 28 could cost the District of Columbia about 163794 dollars. The figure was given Tuesday by Sen. Robert Byrd chairman of the Senate appropriations subcommittee for the district.
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Washington
District of Columbia
Robert C. Byrd
D-Wva
Senate
Symphony and choir counts in the United States
A figure cites 1,252 symphonies or choral groups active across the United States. The data imply broad musical infrastructure with numerous regional ensembles and professional and amateur organizations contributing to the national scene.
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United States
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