Blum fires 247 in classic loop to lead league
Herman Blum rolled a 247 game and 579 series to lead the Classic League opening action. Ken Roth topped the Pleasure League with 571 and Fred Wirtz added a 233 in that division. Green County Service Co. had the high team game of 910 in Minor No. 3.
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Niffenegger’s
Huber
Spoerry
Swiss Wheel
Gemplers
Martin
Simmons
Hawley
Quint DeRemer
Walt
Baseball standings and schedule snippet
The record table shows New York leading with a .658 pace, followed by Chicago and Minnesota. A string of city matchups and day games are listed for Monday through Wednesday, with National League results and upcoming games noted.
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New York
Chicago
Minnesota
Baltimore
Detroit
Boston
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Washington
Tsampsen
St. Louis
San Francisco
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Houston
Los
Francisco
Dodgers Clip Cardinals as Podres Perranoski Shine
Johnny Podres pitched eight innings and Ron Perranoski finished a perfect ninth to back a 3-1 Dodgers win over the St Louis Cardinals. Willie Davis drove in the decisive run with his third single and scored an insurance tally. The victory stretched Los Angeles NL lead to two games over St Louis. Philadelphia polls pick the Dodgers for the pennant.
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Ron Perranoski
Dodgers
Cardinals
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Podres
Perranoski
Willie Davis
Five Wins by Jockey Francisco Samuels at Cranwood Meet
Jockey Francisco Frank Samuels rode five winners Monday at the Cranwood meet held at Thistledown race track in Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Francisco Frank Samuels
Cranwood
Thistledown Race Track
Overtrick Favored in Little Brown Jug Trials at Delaware
Delaware Ohio crowds expect the second leg of racing's triple crown for 3 year olds at the Delaware County Fairgrounds with about 11 starters and a purse around 70000. Overtrick the Solicitior son is the early favorite ahead of Meadow Skipper and Country Don in a speed packed field.
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Ohio
Delaware County Fairgrounds
Overtrick
Meadow Skipper
Country Don
Leonard Buck
Far Hills
N.J
Geers
DuQuoin
Saratoga Springs
N.Y
Philadelphia
Matastar
Star
Pride
E. Roland Harriman
Elbridge T. Gerry
Goshen
Greyhound
Wisconsin Badgers Seeks QB as Season Opener Nears
UW football tightens focus on Western Michigan while restoring injured players including Larry Howard Steve Young Bob Freimuth and Andy Wojdula. Quarterback Hal Brandt leads candidates with Dave Franck John Fenske also in the mix as coach Milt Bruhn critics the intrasquad game but praises several runners and linemen. Brandt expected to start Saturday with Brandt and Franck pushing the attack.
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University of Wisconsin
Badgers
Western Michigan
Badger
Larry Howard
Steve Young
Bob Freimuth
Andy Wojdula
Howard
Milt Bruhn
Bruhn
Reds
Dave Franck
John Fenske
Brandt
Lou Holland
Carl Silvestri
Jerry McKinney
VFW Drill Team Plans For Precision Program At Friday Game
The Monroe VFW drill team will perform a precision routine at the Monroe Stoughton football game Friday night at Recreation Park. Color bearers include Robert L. Hahn and George Hoover with other team members listed. the Monroe high school 88 piece band will present colors and play the Star Spangled Banner during the climax and perform school songs and football music.
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Monroe- Stoughton
Recreation Park
Robert L. Hahn
George Hoover
Werner Marti
Fred Felder
Walter Laeser
John Wagner
John Affolter
al Riese
Milton Steiner
Les Shelton
Mike Kaster
Ed Kaster
Duane Helland
Louis Oostdik
Robert Leopold
Monroe High School
Allan F. Barnard
VFW
John Niggeling 58 Former Pitcher Dies in Le Mars Hotel
John Niggeling, 58, a former major league baseball pitcher, was found dead in his Le Mars hotel room. Medical examiner Sherman Lindell ruled death by his own action, caused by hanging. Niggeling played for the Boston Braves, Pittsburg, St. Louis Browns and Washington, with his best year 1942 for the Browns, going 15 and 11.
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Iowa
John Niggeling
Sherman Lindell
Plymouth County
Niggeling
Boston Braves
Pittsburg
St. Louis Browns
Washington
Browns
Fel and Helle Qualify for PBA Doubles Tourney
Bruce Feland of Madison Wisconsin and Roger Helle of Detroit qualified Monday night for the Bowling Proprietors Association of America doubles tournament by firing 10 521 in 24 games in Boise Idaho.
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Boise
Idaho
Bruce Felland
Madison
Wis
Roger Helle
Detroit
Bowling Proprietors Association of America
Spahnie Night Honors Warren Spahn With Fund Drive
Milwaukee fans crowd the stadium to honor Warren Spahn as 40 000 expected for his night before a game with the San Francisco Giants. The Warren Spahn Scholarship Foundation funds come from 25 cent Spahnie buttons and private gifts, with over 50 000 expected, plus a $500 personal gift from Spahn.
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Braves
Atlanta
Warren Spahn
Southpaw
Carl Hubbell
Lefty Grove
Gabby Hartnett
Spahn
San Francisco Giants
Greg
Hartshorne
Okla
Johnny Sain
Palmer Earns $101,555 To Lead Golf Winners
Arnold Palmer tops money list with 101,555 dollars through the Seattle Invitational. Jack Nicklaus is second, followed by Julius Boros, Tony Lema, and Gary Player in that order.
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Palmer
Dunedin
Fla
Arnold Palmer
Seattle
Professional Golfers’ Association
Jack Nicklaus
Julius Boros
Tony Lema
Gary Player
New Dallas Alibi Club Listens to Losers
The Dallas Alibi Club, with 150 members, will meet every Tuesday during football season at the Dallas Athletic Club to hear a weekly loser. They avoid inviting a coach before a loss to keep programs spontaneous and free of insinuation.
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New
Dallas
Dallas Athletic Club
Unnamed Club Organizer Talks Loss Fear
George Lee, athletic director of DAC and a leading organizer of the club, stated that the subject believed he would lose and that the coach would not be pleased about it.
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George Lee
DAC
Burglars Steal From Kimberly Savings Office Vault
Kimberley Savings and Loan vault entry over the weekend left $8000 in cash missing and up to $30000 in checks believed taken. Secretary-treasurer Wilfred Vandenberg reported a side wall breach used by the intruders.
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Kimberly
Kimberly Savings and Loan Association
Wilfred Vandenberg
Thousands Rely on Classified Act for Lost Items
Readers locate missing belongings through the classified notices system. Advertisers report quick responses and public tips leading to recovered items and user satisfaction.
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