Satchel Paige All Stars Rally For Late Inning Win
Satchel Paige and the Satchel Paige All Stars edged Menasha Macs 8 to 7 in ten innings at Menasha Ball Park. LeGrande started scoring, Paige shut down the Macs in the final frames, and Massey took the loss while Paige earned the win. The Macs next host Fond du Lac on June 23 at 2 p.m.
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Macs
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Menasha Ball Park
Larry LeGrande
Fred Greene
Stars
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Bud Koenke
Jim Meyers
Ike McKnight
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Phil Keller
Feich
Clem Massey
Karispy
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Massey
Harry Johnson
Henry Meyer
Ike Walker
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Willie Washington
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Phil Keiler
Anderson
Fond du Lac
Kelso Seeks Fourth Straight Horse of the Year Bid
Kelso emerges from drydock to renew a bid for a fourth straight horse of the year title at Aqueduct on Wednesday after a layoff since winning the Campbell Memorial at Bowie on March 23. Candy Spots, once touted as an other Man O War, was defeated by B Major in the Chicagoan at Washington Park, finishing second as an odds on favorite. B Major, trained by Max Gluck, beat Candy Spots by a neck and smashed the track record, earning 81.20 for 82. Candy Spots added 20.00 to his career total as B Major clocked 1 47 15 for the Chicagoan distance.
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Reds Rally to Sweep Mets in Doubleheader Lashing
The Cincinnati Reds, guided by Freddie Hutchinson and powered by Jim Maloney and Jim O'Toole, defeated the New York Mets 11-5 and 10-3 after a clubhouse dressing down. Maloney earned his 10th win, O'Toole notched 12th, and Cincinnati moved within three games of the Giants amid NL action across other teams.
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Jim Maloney
Jim O'Toole
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Tigers Call Up Two From Syracuse Farm Club
Detroit Tigers promote pitcher Willie Smith and outfielder Gates Brown from Syracuse of the International League. Pitcher Dick Egan, who posted a GI record in two games this season, is sent back to Syracuse.
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Berlin Nips Winneconne for Fox River League win
Berlin Post 34 defeated Winneconne 5-4 in a Fox River Valley American Legion Southern Division game. John Bursards pitched a complete game for Berlin, allowing four hits and one earned run with six strikeouts. Berlin overcame three first‑inning errors to take the lead in the fourth and held on as Winneconne threatened in the ninth. Next action is at Sheboygan.
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O'Con- nor-Chiefs
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Bob Lee
Dean Klauer
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Tim Retterer
Dave Raymond
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Ed Ochosicz
Mike Schroll
Raymond
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Rick Pettersen
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RBI
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Fond du Lac
Clay muzzled by manager before Cooper bout
Cassius Clay was silenced by manager Bill Faversham on the eve of the Tuesday heavyweight fight with Henry Cooper at Wembley Empire Pool. Clay, expected at 198 pounds to Cooper's 189, has been billed as a major draw with a sellout crowd of about 35 000 and a $448 000 purse.
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Henry Cooper
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Empire Stadium
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Louisville
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Little League Schedule for North Side Parks
Tuesday games listed for North Side Minor and Major leagues at Menominee Park and National Continental times. Matchups include Colt 45s versus Giants, Braves versus Colt 45s, Detgers versus Giants, Rediecs against Pirates, Mets against Ph, and other pairs across American and Continental divisions.
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Cubs
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Amietics
Central States League Scores Roundup
In a mixed results set Wg Rese beat Westh Paycan 7 to 7 in a high scoring tie. Hancock Montes defeated Roan 4 to 2. VWrautera posted 73 and Pedgrade 4 in another matchup.
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Pedgrade
Hollister Medal Won By Englund
Gene Englund fired a net 70 to win the Hollister medal at Oshkosh Country Club, breaking a three way tie for first as weekend play set the pace. Ties dominated the Pollock Cup action with several players posting 69s 75s and 77s in the 18 hole event.
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James Mayer
Dan Harston Hl
Charles Walke
Saturnia
Robert Radford
John Borland
Jim Maer
Marvin Steen
Earl Weiman
Tom McCraw
Bill Froud
Harvey Gelhar
George McBride
William Castle
Baseball scores and standings from United Press update
American League results show Kansas City and Chicago winning as Los Angeles and Minnesota split with Cleveland and Washington. National League notes San Francisco lead, Pittsburgh and Philadelphia split, with upcoming pitchers listed for key matchups and several postponements noted.
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Five Sweeps in Junior Loop Chisox Win Pair
White Sox pitchers Buzhardt Pizarro and Brosnan star as Chicago wins two from Kansas City to tighten AL lead. Buzhardt improves to eight wins with a 1.99 ERA after a four hitter, while Pizarro earns win number seven with eight strikeouts, aided by Brosnan for the final outs. Yankees stay nine games ahead after a doubleheader sweep of Detroit, with Cleveland Los Angeles and Boston posting two wins each.
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Baseball doubleheader results with Yankees and Reds
Notes from a packed day of baseball including New York and Cincinnati games with multiple innings, unusual scores, and several home runs by Thomas Edwards and McBean. Key pitchers Maloney Edwards Craig and O'Toole faced tough lines as St Louis and Pittsburgh clash.
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Kargus Wins Neosho B Stock Hydro Meet Returns to Form
Vern Kargus of Neenah Menasha dominates the Neosho daylong B Stock Hydro races for Badger State Racing Club. He wins both heats and marks his first top finish since August 1962 Guntersville title. Chuck Mapes and Keith Stippich take second and third. Stippich also appears in multiple classes with wins by others. Bill Russell tops NBA all time rebounds with 11,499 in career.
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