Koplitz Nears No Hit Tilt In Chiefs Victory
Howie Koplitz fired seven spotless innings and a late homer by Jack Davis spoiled a no hitter, as the Syracuse Chiefs defeated the Richmond Virginians 14 to 1. Koplitz faced 29 batters, allowed one hit, and finished with 93 pitches for his third win in four starts.
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Howie Kopliz
Oshkosh
Syracuse Chiefs
Konitz
Birmingham
Strenzer Wuih
Koplitz
Chiefs
Richmond Virginians
Tribe
Buffalo
Jack Davis
Richmond
Horace Clarke
Clarke
John Sullivan
Davis
Howie
Vees
Pedro Gonzales
Agaist Koplitz
Lagis
Gonzales
Syracuse
Lee Scott
Scott
Lou Johnson
Bob Swift
Two-Hitters Open North Side Baseball Action
Opening day highlights feature two hitters with strong starts. Colts beat Braves behind Rick Spanbauer's 13 strikeouts and Ron Souls 3 for 4 with a triple. Dodgers and Pirates also posted two-hit efforts as Dodgers beat Cubs 4 8 4 and Pirates defeated Giants 7-0.
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Colts
Braves
Rick Spanbauer
Ron Souls
Colt
Spanbauer
Gary Richter
Lanny Long
Craig Preston
Jeff Drexler
Dodgers
Steve Strupp
Pirates
Cubs
Giants
Dodger
John Befus
Dresler
Dressler
John Justman
Jim Wallace
Paul Elbing
Jack Kelly
Tom Robs
Frank Wagner
Oshkosh Elly Club blanks Appleton 12 in Fox Valley softball
Oshkosh Elly Club gained ground in the Fox Valley Women's League by routing Appleton 12 to 0. Joyce Gogolewski homered and drove in three, Lee Rolph added a two run shot, and Karen Johnson doubled in a run. Gogolewski earned the win, scattering two hits with eight strikeouts.
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Oshkosh Elly Club
Fox Valley
Appleton
Billy Club
Lee Rolph
Joyce Gogolewski
Karen Johnson
Oshkosh
Jan Wiehman
Billy Cheb Appleton
St Mary Tops In Oshkosh Church League Tie For First
St Mary tied for first in the Oshkosh Church League by beating Our Savior Lutheran 13 to 11. Three St Mary three run innings and a four run first sparked the win led by Terry and Ron Zuehlke and Jerry Beschta with three hits while Rick Fuhs homered. In Twilight League Billy Club defeated Economy Foods 11 to 4 behind a four hitter from Jerry Hintze and Dave DeVoe spark.
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Pirates
Gary Moore
Ron Schettle
Cubs
Moore
Dick Sedlachek
Steve Tucker
Tom Ruechel
Dave Ben“koske
Orioles
Indians
Yanks
Angels
Twins
White Sox
John Miller
Mike Seaman
Rod Jones
Jim Schroeder
Mike Schumacher
Steve Boushele
Dennis Wyman
Tons Marquardt
Steve Brown
Jack Reichenberger
Dave Kuester
St. Mary
Our Savior
Billy Club
Dave de Voe
Dave Sweet
Savious Luth
Christensen
Willams
Graber
Trustys
Economy Foods
Billy Civa
Konkel
Hass
Hintze
Gehrke
Pitching Tops In Major AAA Opening Tilts
Major AAA opening action produced strong pitching across victors with low margins. Tim Gillingham allowed two hits and struck out 12 in a 7-3 Pirate win over the Redlegs while Terry Zuelke fanned eight in a 7-3 Phillies win over Colt 45s.
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Pirate
Tim Gillingham
Redlegs
Rick Hentz
Greg Gottgebeau
Reds
Terry Zuelke
Phillies
Colt
Greg Weigandt
Colts
Dodgers
Ron Wojahn
Jim Durrant
Cubs
Braves
Tim Sphatt
Scott Williams
Iverson Ties For Ninth In NCAA Golf Qualifier
Wisconsin's William Iverson shot 71 in the NCAA Golf Tournament qualifying round and tied for ninth after a 37-34 front and back. He was four strokes behind leader George Hixon of Oklahoma State. Badgers teammate Roger Eberhardt carded 37-36-73, tying with nineteen others for 32nd.
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Wichita, Kan
Wisconsin
William Iverson
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Iverson
George Hixon
Oklahoma State
Badgers
Roger Eberhardt
Pabst Penske Co-Favorites For Elkhart Weekend Races
Elkhart Wisconsin UPD Ange Pabst and Roger Penske, fresh from Le Mans trouble, loom as co favorites for the 160 mile International June Sports Car Sprints at Road America. Mecom racing team entries include Penske in a Cooper Monaco and a Zeros Special, with Pabst in a Lotus Sport Special and an alternate Chevy powered Zerex if needed. Dark horse is Dick Thompson in a unique aluminum Stingray, while Jerry Harrion pilots a Chaparral in hopes of extending Hall's prior American wins. Three races Saturday and three Sunday under SCCA Chicago region sanction.
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Elkhart Lake
Wis
Ange Pabst
Roger Penske
Hesh
Europe
Internat
Ional
Pabst
Milwaukee
le Mans
Penske
Gladwyne
Mecom
Walt Hansgen
Maserati
Mecom Racing
John Mecom Jr
Cooper
Riversoe
Laguna
Seca. Calif
Puerto Rico
Texas
Jim Hall
Hall
Chicago
SCCA
Two Undefeated In Junior Ball
First week in the Wal pac a Junior Baseball Leagues shows the Dodgers undefeated in the National League and the Yankees and Tigers undefeated in the American League. Dodgers beat Giants 63 to 11, Cubs 139, Giants over Braves 7 to 5. Yankees edged Tigers 32, Twins beat White Sox 2 to 1.
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Yanks
Athletics
Orioles
Indwns
Tigers
Twins
Braves
Giants
North Shire
Cubs
Ers
Pirates
Morte
American Lesque White Sox
We Angels
Dodgers
Yankees
Ti ‘Gers
White Sox
Oshkosh Bowling Fad and Results Summary
Oshkosh bowling results listed top finishers from Monday sweeper. Names include Len Matte 655 for first, Ron Lieders Cai and Red Sid in lower placements, with scores like Red Smith 272 and Cari Geuger 724. Other competitors named include Chuck Einmer 63, Ray Smith 247, John Bariew 205, Wally Krav 722, Jerry AMersinger 193, Jet Lange 174, and Steve Bartels 172 184 101 547.
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Fad
Reague Berra
Comets
Finks
Lucky Six
Steve Bartels
Alten
Jerry Amersinger
Jet Lange
Eagles
Len Matte
Ron Lieders
Cai
Red Sid
Chuck Einmer
Ray Smith
der Lieders
Car
Two Unbeaten Teams Clash Tonight in Recreation League
The Recreation League-Oshkosh Motor Truck and Beer Garden meet tonight with Motor Truck undefeated at 3 wins and Beer Garden at 2. Game time is 15 dollars admission at South Side lighted Meld, with other games featuring Knights of Columbus vs Oshkosh Manufacturing Co, Punkys Fine Food vs Leach, Tower Paint vs Fahrnwald Dairy at various fields.
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Oshkosh Motor Truck
Beer Garden
Headon
Motor Truck
Knights of Columbus
Oshkosh Manufacturing Co
Punky’s
Fine Food
Leach
Tower
Fahrnwald Dairy
Christ Lutheran Meeting
English Lutheran
Menominee Park
Qwen
Universal Peerless
Jossiyn Park
Graska Earns National Berth in Wisconsin Golf Team
Graska led Oshkosh golfers to secure four Wisconsin spots in the U S Golf Association national finals in Sacramento California on July 9 Graska earned medalist honors with a 26 hole total of 142 at the Watertown Country Club sectional Others among the qualifiers are listed from the Watertown event.
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Watertown
Wis
Dave Graska
Oshkosh
Wisconsin
Sacramento
Calif
Graska
Watertown Country Club
Barlick to Return as Umpire After Misunderstanding
Veteran National League umpire Al Barlick will resume work Friday after Warren Giles, NL president, said the misunderstanding prompting his retirement has been cleared up. The two declined to discuss specifics. The piece also lists golf tournament results and players from Milwaukee Madison Oshkosh and Racine with scores and placements.
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Cincinnati
al Barick
Warren Giles
Barlick
Dupas Retains Crown With Mayer Victory in New Orleans
Ralph Dupas defeated Denny Mayer in a 15 round decision to defend his junior middleweight title at the Civic Center in New Orleans. Judges ruled 70-68, 69-63, 63-68 in Dupas favor as he outboxed the ex-champion and extended his record to 101-17-2. Mayer, 37- victories, suffered a close loss in front of 2,544 spectators.
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Baltimore
UPL
Ralph Ore
Dupas
New Orleans
Ffavor
Ralph
Moyer
Denny Moyer
Portland
Ore
Denny
Benny Goldstein
Eddie Leonard
Jimmy Jones
Civic Center
Ltle
Mover
Joey Giambra
Duren Hits Ump During Warmup
UPI reports Philadelphia Phillies pitcher Ryne Duren’s warmup figue ended with a ricocheted pitch striking umpire Jim Walsh on the neck in Cincinnati. Walsh remained behind the plate for the full game with the Reds after a brief moment of pain.
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Cincinnati
National Ague
Jim Walsh
Ryne Duren
Philadelphia Phillies
Walsh
Duren
Phillies
Cincinnati Reds
Metropolitan Bowlers name Carter and Ladewig Bowler of the Year
The Metropolitan New York Bowling Writers select Don Carter of St. Louis and Marion Ladewig of Grand Rapids Michigan as Bowlers of the Year for the second time in three years.
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New York
UPI
Metropolitan
Don Carter
St. Louis
Marion Ladewig
Grand Rapids, Mich
Entire Staff Fired As Detroit Boss Scheffing Is Dismissed
General Manager James A. Campbell announced Detroit fires manager Bob Scheffing and his entire coaching staff for the best interests of the team. Charlie Dressen will become manager, arriving for tonight's game with Boston as Detroit sits 2-36, in ninth place.
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Boston
GPS
James A. Campbell
Detroit
Bob Scheffing
Campbell
Charlie Dressen
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Washington
Milwaukee
Dressen
Los Angeles Dodgers
Bob Swift
Syracuse
Stubby Overmire
Jamestown
Pat Muilin
Tiger Organization
Tom Ferrick
Phil Cavaretta
George Myatt
Scheffing
Tiger
Boston Red Sox
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Redeemer
Roy
Sievers
Kitaman
Howie Koplus
North Side
Jim Darnieder
Pat Ryan
Tom Warden
Dennis Berlowski
Mike O'Brien
Tom Fauk
Mark Backus
Dean Shultis
Steve Larson
Steve Rausch
Ted
Dick Ruck
Sox
Tom Last
Charles Golf
South Side
Daily Northwestern
FOX Valley Women’s Softball League
Bar
Otrracettes
Billy Clun
UV Appleton
Adonday Billy Club
Macattes al Rans Bar
Len Matthews
Philadelphia
Dick French
Providence
R.L
Elkhart
Sipwerss
City Recreation Department
Ted Robl
Mitchel Sohm
UCM CT
Ead
Oshkosh Bowling
Mura Bros
Penney's
N. Main
Doug Koepcke
Madison
Bob Unger
Bill Dorece
Archie Dadian
Dave Wernicke
Arcine Dadian
Dave Wermeke
Jan Hoffman
Janesville
Rolf Parmann
G. Madsen
Racine
Dan Campbell
Larry Regner
Dan Hornak
Caledonia
Mayer
Meffler Service
Atlas Batteries
Andy Ruts, Jr
Merritt Ave
Sam
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