All-Star Football Finale: Packers Routed 38–0 by College Stars
In a sunny Chicago stadium crowd of 72,000, the College All-Stars crushed the Green Bay Packers 38–0. Packers rookies Danny Anderson and Jim Grabowski struggled against the All-Star defense, while Jim Taylor and Paul Hornung led the Packers with late-yard gains and touchdowns.
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Jim Grabowki
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Bill Anderson
Green Bay
Herb Adderley
Don Chandler
Atlanta
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Kentucky
Oakland
Soldier Field
Chicago
Walt Barnes
Twins Streak Ends as Kansas City Wins 4-2
In Kansas City, Gil Co far surpassed Minnesota batters over six innings to earn the win for the A's as Danny Cater delivered go ahead runs in the fifth and seventh. Jim Merritt took the loss. Cesar Tovar sparked Minnesota with a three-base hit and a run after a fourth inning single.
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Jim Merritt
Pete Cimino
al Worthington
Athletics
Cesar Tovar
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Blanco
Don Mincher
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Ted Uhlaender
Dick Green
Jimmie Hall
Green
Ed Charles
Joe Nossek
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Minnesota
Lew Krausse
Rodgers Disqualified From Cleveland Open After Scorecard Fumble
Gay Brewer led at the halfway mark while Phil Rodgers faltered and was disqualified for not signing his scorecard. Johnny Pott and Julius Boros posted sharp rounds to lead the pack as the event tightened to the final 36 holes at Lakewood Country Club. Jack Nicklaus, Arnold Palmer, and Billy Casper remained within striking distance as the field narrowed.
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Bombers Triumph in UCT Baseball
Tony Pyburn pitched a no hit effort for the Brown Bombers as they beat the Missles 8 to 6 in UCT Baseball League action. Ken Rypkalos hit a homer to pace the winners while Brown Bombers defense committed five errors. Don Nystel held the Bombers to three hits.
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Santo Sparks Cubs Past Giants With 25th Home Run
Ron Santo returned to the Chicago lineup and hit two homers and a two run single in the 10th to beat the Giants 4 3. Bolin’s attempts to pitch at Santo failed as the Cubs rallied in the 10th and the Pirates led the league. Reds won their sixth in a row as Carlton won his first major league game. Koufax struck out 10 in six as Dodgers beat Astros.
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Vikings lured by veterans as rookies struggle for spots
Minnesota’s 196x Vikings enter camp with 27 players having two or more years in the league and few openings for rookies. Coach Norm Van Brocklin aims to stash talents on the taxi squad while evaluating standouts such as Jim Lindsey, Jerry Shay, Don Hansen, John Hankinson, Doug Davis, Chuck Arrobio, Jim Vellone, and Ron Green amid a veteran-leaning roster.
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Purdue
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New Mexico
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Southern Cal
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Iowa State
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Colts Aim to Break 0-3 Green Bay Slump
Baltimore Colts train for a showdown with Green Bay in Milwaukee on Sept. 10 after finishing 0-3 against the Packers last season. Coach Don Shula emphasizes recovery from injuries and lineup adjustments as key to reviving a challenged offense and strong defense.
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Westminster
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Milwaukee
Packers
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Baltimore
Vikings Seeks 12th Exhibition Win Against Lions
New Orleans AP Norm Van Brocklin will start a veteran lineup to extend Minnesota's 11 game exhibition winning streak as Detroit visits the Sugar Bowl. A rookie starts at right tackle while other injuries prompt lineup tweaks and questions about pass rush and the secondary.
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Kentucky
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Ken Byers
Mankato
Minn
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Tennessee Tech
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Minnesota
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Jim Marshall
La Crescent Wins in Legion Baseball Thriller
La Crescent defeated Mayo Rochester 1-0 in the District One American Legion tourney as the Small Post overcame eight Rochester hits to push into the state meet on a seventh inning run driven by a single.
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Albert Leas Ulman Ousted in Golf Meet
In Alexandria Minnesota Kenny Pinns of Las Vegas Nevada and Neil Croonquist of Minneapolis won second round matches in the 45th Resorters Golf. Pinns defeated Bill Hess of Kansas City Missouri 3 and 1 while Croonquist eliminated Kenneth Ulman of Albert Lea 3 and 2.
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Reminder for 1966 Austin High football and cross country
Athletic Director Red Hastings issued a reminder for Austin High participants. Monday August 8 is set for football and cross country physicals at 8 a.m. at the Athletic Field. All boys planning to play A and B football and cross country should attend.
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Standings and Schedule From Major League Baseball Card
Today’s games feature St Louis at New York and Atlanta at Philadelphia while Cincinnati visits Pittsburgh and San Francisco travels to Chicago plus Los Angeles at Houston N with two twilight games. Friday results include Cleveland 5-0 and New York 4-3 as well as Washington 4, Baltimore 2 and Detroit 2, Boston 0.
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Major League Leaders By The Associated Press NL Batting and More
The Associated Press lists National League leaders in batting and key categories. Alou of Pittsburgh leads NL batting with .344, Clemente also of Pittsburgh hits .325, and Aaron of Atlanta drives in 85 runs while Stargell of Pittsburgh has 73 RBIs.
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Chicago
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Philadelphia
Pinson
Cincinnati
Baseball Leaders Show Off In A Lively Spring Summary
Batting leaders include Oliva Minnesota at .322 with 132 hits and P. Robinson Baltimore 77 RBIs and 129 hits. Home run supremacy goes to F Robinson Baltimore with 33. pitchers Glancingly noted are Sanford California 11-3 and McNally Baltimore 10-3 with Boswell Minnesota 158 strikeouts.
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Kiddies Night at Marcusen Park Draws Big Crowd
The Austin Packers face the Owatonna Aces in a Southern Minnesota League contest at Marcusen Park Sunday at 7 p.m. It is Kiddies Night with top prizes. This is Owatonna’s final visit and Packers’ second to last home game. Bill O'Shaughnessy is slated to start for the Packers with Chuck Fuller likely opposing.
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Detroit Holds Off Orioles as Humphreys Stifles Rally
Baltimore's bats sputtered against Bob Humphreys who shut out the Orioles for seven innings as Detroit pounded Boston 2-0 and multiple AL games unfolded. Earl Wilson and Gary Peters each delivered five-hitters aiding Detroit and Chicago while New York edged Cleveland on Steve Hamilton's effort.
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Austin Drivers to Compete in World Outboard Championships
Six Austin racers depart for Midland Michigan to contest the NOA World Outboard Championships. Cliff Johansen Frank Earl Terry Condit Cliff Kaus Dale and Loren Kaus will race in Michigan then Duluth for the Portorama Races. Earl holds the Dave Berg memorial trophy and will defend titles in A and B classes.
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YMCA Church League Playoffs Open Next Monday
The YMCA Church League opens with Grace Lutheran vs First Methodist at 6 30 p.m. on the Athletic Field. The winner faces St Olaf at 6 30 p.m. Wednesday. Other games include Queen of Angels versus Congregational Sterling Christian and St Augustine against St Edwards at 6 30 p.m. Our Saviors plays the Grace Lutheran First Methodist loser at 6 30 p.m.
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Clay Defends Title Against Brian London at Earls Court
World heavyweight champion Cassius Clay meets challenger Brian London at Earls Court tonight in a title bout watched in the United States via Early Bird Satellite. London, 32, trained in Blackpool, admits nerves as odds favor Clay by six to one.
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