Vikings-Lions Exhibition Ends In Tie With Defensive Standouts
In New Orleans the Vikings and Lions play to a 6-6 tie as Fred Cox and Wayne Walker trade field goals. Minnesota’s defense shines with two interceptions by Jeff Jordan and two fumbles recovered by Lonnie Warwick, while the offense struggles to score. Fran Tarkenton starts at quarterback first half. Jim Van Brocklin plans to test Bob Berry against Pittsburgh next week.
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Cavern Combs Cup Top Honors in Softball Meet
Cavern Lounge won the idle Hour Slow Pitch tournament at Northwest Park beating Robby's of Minneapolis 5 in the final. Kenny Combs was MVP with 26 RBIs over five games as Cavern opened with an 8-3 win over Bull Pen Bar then 16-14 over Thompson's Bar Brown and 19-6 over Nick Bar to reach the final.
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Standings and Tuesday Schedule in New York News
listing of upcoming NBA games by city shows matchups in New York Houston Chicago Los Angeles Atlanta San Francisco Cincinnati Philadelphia St Louis and Detroit Washington Cleveland Boston Minnesota Kansas City with several Tuesday games including Michigan teams and East Coast duels noted.
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Sikes Captures Cleveland Open With Vitamin Pill Boost
R H Dick Sikes, a slender 6 ft 1 in 155 lb pro from Springdale Arkansas, won the Cleveland Open by three strokes at 268 sponsored by Art Modell. He credited vitamin pills for strength boosting as he edged Bob Goalby and Don January, while Nicklaus, Palmer, Casper and others trailed.
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Associated Press
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Jets Will Depend Largely on Namath to Carry Them to '66 AFL Crown
Namath pledges to win the championship as the Jets reload for 1965. Weeb Ewbank targets a breakout season with Namath aided by new and returning players at center, linebacker, and tight end, plus rookie hopefuls like Yearby, Sammons, and Boozer shaping a balanced offense and stout defense.
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Oklahoma
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Gene Heeter
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Pete Sammons
Texas
Matt Snell
Bill Mathis
Emerson Boozer
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Sherm Plunkett
Dave Herman
Sam DeLuca
Whitworth Captures 24th Golf Tourney Victory
Kathy Whitworth wins the Lady Carling Open at Pleasant Valley in Sutton Mass with a four under par 70 to finish 217 for 54 holes, beating Carol Mann by one stroke in the 15 000 event.
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Midgets Lose Final Pre State Game to Bloomington
Austin VFW Midgets baseball drops 5-0 to defending champ Bloomington at Marcusen Park. All runs unearned due to four Austin errors. Austin's only hit is Tom Wagner’s single. Sackhur pitches four innings. Lindgren allows one hit in last three. They depart Thursday for Keewatin to face St Paul WWII VFW in state opener.
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Bloomington
Marcusen Park
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Ed Sack
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Wyoming Proposes 50 Day Duck Season in Jackson
The Central Flyway Waterfowl Council recommended a 50 day duck hunting season with a daily bag limit of five and a possession limit of 10 birds after a two day meeting in Jackson.
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Central Flyway Waterfowl Council
Willie Horton Battles Slumps in Detroit Split with Boston
Willie Horton hits two homers and six runs batted in during Detroit's doubleheader split with Boston. Horton says he does not read papers or track pay, while his wife could inform him of his batting since he relies on memory. The Tigers won 9-2 in game one, then lost 7-6 in 10 innings as Horton’s late plays failed to prevent Boston’s comeback.
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Joe Foy
Jim Northrup
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Jerry Lumpe
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What a Title Race Champ Dodgers Regain Top Spot
Dodgers crush Houston 14-3 to seize the National League lead for the second straight Sunday. Roseboro drives in three, adds three hits, and notes his pregame batting practice switch boosted timing. Pirates slip after Cincinnati win. Giants edge Chicago as Perry and Cloninger post strong starts.
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Delaney Graduates Win UCT Contest
Tim Delaney's UCT baseball graduates defeated Elliot Lewi son's graduates in the annual UCT Graduates Game at UCT Field on Sunday. Jim Riles allowed one hit a bunt by Don Nystel in the fifth inning, fanned five over two innings, and escaped jam with the bases loaded. The winners collected seven hits.
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Packers Nip Aces On Kiddies Night In 10 Inning win
With two games left in the 1966 Southern Minnesota League Austin Packers beat Owatonna 3 to 2 in 10 innings on Kiddies Night at Marcusen Park before 1,000 fans. Decker led the Packers with three hits, and Austin moved within one game of the Aces as Winona clinched the league title by defeating Rochester 15 to 3.
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Winona
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Rich Decker
Don Carson
Decker
Bill O'Shaughnessy
Pete Mickleson
Lowell Grunwald
Fd Vilt
Steve Schmitt
Owatonia
Steve Williams
Vilt
Wilt
Rebels League Playoffs Start With Three Tuesday Games
The 1966 Rebel League women's slow pitch playoffs begin at the Athletic Field with three games on Tuesday. Cavern Lounge meets Clinic Pharmacy at Northwest 2 at 6 30 p.m. KAUL KMMT faces Authorized TV at 6 45 p.m. The New Hub plays Turf Bar at 8 p.m. The Northwest winner meets Tommy's Supper Club at 8 p.m. Thursday. The Athletic Field winners meet Thursday at 6 45 p.m.
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Halas First NFL Figure Honored by Football Writers
George Halas owner coach of the Chicago Bears in the National Football League became the first pro football figure to receive an award from the Football Writers Association of America on Friday.
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Boswell Wins Again as Twins Take First Game
Dave Boswell earned his eighth straight win for the Minnesota Twins in a 2-1 decision over Kansas City in the first game of a doubleheader. Pete Cimino aided with six scoreless innings to help secure the victory, while Harmon Killebrew and Don Mincher produced key hits.
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Dick Green
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Jim Perry
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Golf weekend at ACC features Junior and Couples tourneys
Austin Country Club hosted two tournaments the past weekend. In the Junior Boys and Girls Flight Jon Stephenson won after a playoff over Randy Nelson and Dick Burroughs with 76 tied after 18 holes. In the Girls Championship Mary Ingram edged Ann Lindgren for first. The Couples Tourney winners were Lyall and Joyce Kezar with 140 net, Ken and Jan Erickson second 144, Dan and Irene Schultz 146, Leo and Bonnie Anderson 147, Mayo and Lillian Wetterberg 148, plus 53 couples competed including nine hole winners Bob and Barb Dudley and Dick and Muriel Arney.
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Randy Nelson
Dick Burroughs
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Brad Cornell
Mary Ingram
Ann Lindgren
Lyall
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Ken
Jan Erickson
Dan
Irene Schultz
Leo
Bonnie Anderson
Mayo
Lillian Wetterberg
Bob
Barb Dudley
Muriel Arney
Bills Win and Cowboys Lose in Openers
Bills defeat Patriots 19-13 as Booth Lusteg shines on kickoff. 49ers fall to Cowboys 24-13 with John Brodie watching after signing a $750,000 deal. Groza kicks Browns to 16-6 loss to Rams in the NFL warmup. Other AFL and NFL results: St Louis over Atlanta 20-10 Philadelphia over Chicago 40-21 New York over Pittsburgh 16-14 Minnesota 6-6 Detroit.
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Washburn High Senior Captures Public Links Golf
Minneapolis Washburn High School senior Bill Homeyer, 17, won the Minnesota Public Links championship after a 36 hole rain shortened event at Keller Ap. He and five others tied at 147. Homeyer won on the second playoff hole with a par.
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Bill Homeyer
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