Stark's tops Home-O-Nize with last-inning rally win
Stark's rallied in the fifth to beat Home-O-Nize 21 at Kent-Stein Park as Doug Johnston flirted with a no hit bid, and Bob Leech totaled three singles while Doug Calkins added two. Elks defeated Carver-Banding 3-0 at Hayes Field in five innings with Macon winning and Zimmer catching.
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Beach N Suds vs Dog N Suds leads win in Little League night
Beach N Suds finally break into the win column with a 5-4 victory over Dan's Dog Muds at Oak Park. Charles DeVore homered and key hits from Gerth, Lawsrence, Whitaker, Fishburn, and Eggenberg fuel the Beach attack. Dog N Suds pitcher Randleman and Beach pitcher Fishburn star in a tight, offense-filled contest.
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Lawsrence
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Conkling
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Terry Kronfeldt
Doug Randleman
R-H-E Beacheses
Valcher — Beinke
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Wisconsin Rapids blank Burling ton in Midwest loop
The Associated Press reports Wisconsin Rapids defeated Burlington 54 in Midwest League action as Pat Kelly drove in all of Wisconsin Rapids runs. Marty Hoxanson hit a homer for Waterloo to beat Fox Cities 22.2. Will Hooker threw a four hit game for Dubuque in a win over Chinon. Elsewhere Quad Cities routed Cedar Rapids 14 to 4 and Decatur beat Quincy 4 to 3.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
All-Star Changes Topic in Managers' Proposals
Krieger's Motors of Muscatine wins Fourth of July softball tourney in Liberty after knocking off Jerry and Jo's Davenport and Oakdale in the final. Dick Kein of Town City leads Krieger's to a 6 1 victory while fireworks close the event donated by chamber, softball association, Rotary and Lions clubs.
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All Star managers debate rested starters for mid summer classic
New York reports the AL and NL managers discussing rested starters for the All Star game. Al Lopez selects Dean Chance after Domingo Sunday action, while Walter Alston picks Don Drysdale for the National League. Both managers favor right handers and call for more flexible rosters to protect pitchers ahead of the break. The AL leads 17 16 with one tie in recent history.
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al Lopez
Dean Chance
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Boston Red Sox
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Don Drysdale
Los Angeles Dodger
Don
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Jim Bunning
Juan Marichs
Dick Farrell
Drysdale
New York Mets
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Lopes
Braves' Torre Ready for Move to Atlanta
Milwaukee catcher Joe Torre, an All-Star, wore an Atlanta cap patch and said he is ready for Peachtree Street as reports swirl the Braves may relocate to Atlanta for the 196 season. Players avoided firm comments, noting personal ties to Milwaukee while acknowledging management’s possible move. Attendance boosters include special ticket programs aimed at drawing 1,200,000 people.
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Joe Torm
Milwaukee Braves
Atlanta
Peachtree Street
Torre
New York
Braves
NL Pension for Umps Settled at Closed Meeting
National League executives and umpires association reached a verbal pension settlement after three hours of closed sessions. The accord, awaiting league approval at the August 10 summer meeting in Chicago, follows a May strike threat and prior offers of 250 and 300 per year of service upon retirement at 55.
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Umpires Association
Umpires
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Umpires’ Group
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Warren Giles
Havlicek Slated For Surgery On Right Knee
Boston Celtics star John Havlicek was scheduled to undergo surgery on the right knee cartilage at Massachusetts Memorial Hospital today. He sustained the injury during a State Department sponsored tour of Africa from which he had just returned.
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T — John
Havlicekt
Boston Celtics
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Havlicek
Africa
Prep Tourneys Begin at Area Sites Wednesday
Area prep basketball tournaments start Wednesday across four sites Muscatine Durant Mediapolis and Columbus Junction with 12 teams per event. Eight district tournaments and a July 20 Tom Bruner Field district at Muscatine Mediapolis Monticello will follow with champions advancing to sub state.
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Hindahl Hurls 13 0 Win as Muscatine Slams Lincoln
MuscatineMuskees wrap up regular season at 7 7 with 12 0 victory over Lincoln Stanwood in Monday game Eight inning mercy rule not applied as long seven inning contest proceeded despite 10 Lincoln errors and 8 runs in fourth inning Steve Hindahl allowed only two hits with two walks and 12 strikeouts while teammates combined for seven hits including a back to back Temple Benson and Manley sequence.
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Robinson
Mosier Wins at Junction Jalopy Race in Huge Columbus Junction Crowd
A record crowd of about 5,000 watched Mark Mosier of Washington win the feature. Ron Jackson of Burlington faced a second teardown on his stock car amid protests. Fastest times list Mosier at 29.59 seconds. race plan includes 50-lap mid-season next Saturday and a similar event in West Liberty.
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British yacht arrives in the United States
A British 12 meter yacht named Sovereign reached New York. part of the remaining challengers for the America's Cup race. The event marks progress in the ongoing series as crews prepare for the next competition phase amid Baltic and Atlantic preparations. details on results are limited in the report.
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Kurrewa
Fairfield appoints Parsons as basketball coach for 1964 season
Fairfield director Teplaci Frosty Forrest resigns. Parson is named as basketball coach for the 1964 season, replacing departed coach.
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Westerings
AFL Gridders Propose Interleague Playoff Talk
Boston Patriots linebacker Tommy Addison, head of the AFL Players Association, proposes an interleague meeting with NFL counterparts to discuss a possible playoff between leagues. Addison has contacted Baltimore Colts defender Ordell Brage and aims to gauge member support before pursuing formal talks.
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American Football League
Tommy Addison
Boston Patriots
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Addison
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Torch Relay Plans Highlight Olympic Run Count
The Tokyo Organizing Committee details a relay involving 100,696 runners including 876 foreigners for the October Olympic Games. In other sports, Mrs. Janice Romary won the national women’s foil title in fencing, and a Packers prospect highlighted by a Maryland-born player with a $26,000 signing package. The draft history notes a 1962 Packers signing and a 1964 season arc through Washington and York, with later plans for a defensive back role.
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N. J. Sa
Janice Romary
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Calif
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Brown
University of Maryland
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York
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