Wisconsin Archery Championship Weekend Details
The second annual Wisconsin Archery Championship features 80 field targets across three courses at Black River Falls with 500 archers expected in 30 plus classes including bare bow and freestyle. Register by 9 am Saturday or 8 am Sunday for events culminating in awards for out of state competitors and an added American Round. Camping, meals by Lions Club, and signposted routes are provided. Gahagan dies in Indianapolis aged 84. one of four brothers prominent in harness racing.
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Field Archery Association
Black River Falls
National
NFAA
Highway 54
Hatfield
Lake Arbutus
La Grosse Cribune notice from August 5 1964
Short agate item dated August 5 1964 notes delivery on August 6 with the Rural Free Delivery service. The fragment provides minimal context about a newspaper notice or postal delivery schedule.
Gillespie to Do Packer TV Games
Earl Gillespie the long time Milwaukee Braves play by play announcer will become the Packers CBS television network play by play announcer this fall He succeeds Ray Scott who resigned after a policy disagreement with CBS Gillespie had left the Braves before the 1964 season as WITI sports director in Milwaukee
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Earl Gillespie
Milwaukee Braves
Green Bay Packers
Gillespie
CBS
Ray Scott
Witi TV
Dark defends actions after Shea Stadium press conference
After the meeting in the visiting manager’s office at Shea Stadium, Dark declined to elaborate on the article. Isaacs said he apologized to Dark for the trouble caused and stood by the quotes, while Dark blamed misprints for misinterpretation and reiterated his focus on team errors and strategy.
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Shea Stadium
Dark
Isaacs
Trempealeau and Onalaska Crown Pony and Little League Titles
Trempealeau defeated Bangor 5-0 to win the Pony League championship while Onalaska beat Trempealeau 10-0 for the Little League title. Onalaska advanced by forfeit from Melrose in Pony, Bangor edged Cashton 1-0 for third in Little League. MVPs and best hitters and pitchers named for both leagues.
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Trempealeau
Onalaska
Melrose
Cashton
Dean Dale
Tom Johnson
Joe Steigerwald
Palaski
Tim Gullickson
Hockenberry
Killebrew Sets Pace As Twins Slug Bosox 12-4
Harmon Killebrew powered the Twins with a three run homer and three singles driving in four as Minnesota built a 12-4 win over Boston. Zoilo Versalles collected three hits including a double, Rich Rollins drove in three and Tony Oliva added a three run homer in the eighth. Jim Grant earned win, with John Klippstein and Bill Monbouquette among pitchers.]]
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Harmon Killebrew
Red Sox
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Zoilo Versalles
Rich Rollins
Lee Thomas
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Tony Oliva
Bob Allison
Earl Battey
Jim
Mudcat
Bill Monbouquette
Bernie Allen
Allen
Washington
Camilo Pascual
Earl Wilson
Jim Snyder
Atlanta
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Versalles
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Allison
Mantilla
Horton
Yastrzemski
Rollins
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Oliva
Sb—Hall
S—Battey
Stuart
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