Wills Keeps Dodger Speed With Mental Edge On Basepaths
Maury Wills maintains a planning mindset as he patrols the bases for the Los Angeles Dodgers. He studies pitchers, watches for give-away signals, and weighs his own frame as he pursues record numbers in stolen bases.
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Winona Le Jetz Defeat Houston 9-1 in Gabrych Park Thriller
Winona Le Jetz toppled the Houston Legion 9-1 at Gabrych Park in Winona. Todd Spencer pitched five hitless innings before Tony Kreuzer finished, allowing a lone hit by Jim Vanderohe of Houston as Le Jetz built a early lead and cruised to the win.
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Major League Leaders Show Steady Power and Speed Across Leagues
The American League leaders include Yastrzemski batting .332 with 133 hits and Whitfield driving 82 runs for Minnesota, while Campaneris swipes 38 bases for Kansas City. In the National League Clemente tops with a .345 average and Rose adds 144 hits, aided by Koufax’s 19 wins and 253 strikeouts for Los Angeles.
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Terrace Bar Edges Bohemian Hall In Extra Innings
Terrace Bar pushed across one run in the 9th inning to edge Bohemian Hall 10-9 in a Tavern League game at Copeland Park. Mossholder and Haverkamp homered for Terrace while Grosskopf homered for Bohemian Hall. Whitey’s beat Bud’s Bar 11-6 led by Fletcher two homers and Faas one. Oestricher homered for Bud’s. Glen’s beat Koelbl’s 10-8 with homers by Jackson, Priebe and Towson for Glen’s. Hauser pitched OK Bar to 7-3 over Latch’s. Monitor Bar scored 10 in first three innings to win 20-6 over Bud’s Bar. Patio Club plated 17 in a 17-8 win over Friendly Nabor with Woods two homers and Ford and Krull one each. Radell and English homered for the losers.
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Hefti Captures Most Fish in Pettibone Derby
Jim Hefti caught the most fish with 39 at Wednesday’s annual fishing derby held at the Lagoon in Pettibone Park. About 455 youngsters attended the event.
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Tennis Club Champions Photographed In La Crosse Tournament
La Crosse Tennis Club champions are listed with players across ages 12 to 18 winning singles and doubles titles. Notable names include Tom Grams Karen Murphy Tom Gullickson Dennis Almos Tim Gullickson Tom Murphy Kathy Carlsson Sue Gullickson Pam Lee Jan Walling Nancy Peterson Steve Largent Tim Walling Dick and Bob McLoone. The Tribune photo caption notes absence of several players.
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Vikings Schedule Key Scrimmage As Camp Continues
The Minnesota Vikings plan a heavy intra squad scrimmage Saturday in Bemidji after a light practice day. Coach Norm Van Brocklin postponed contact work citing fatigue. Players Jim Marshall Bill Brown and Darrell Lester faced minor injuries but expected to be ready for the Steelers game in Atlanta. Mel Meeks, a 6 1 running back from Muskogee joined as a free agent.
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Koufax Aims for 30 Wins Says Gene Oliver
Milwaukee Braves executive Gene Oliver contends Sandy Koufax has a strong chance to become the first NL pitcher since Dizzy Dean in 1934 to win 30 games. Koufax, who beat Milwaukee 6-3 for his 19th win, dismissed any joke about laughing on the mound while noting the work involved in pitching.
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First Lutheran romps to 26 5 win in Lutheran League
Nine run first inning powers First Lutheran to a 26 5 victory over Our Redeemer at Memorial East Field. Willet hits two homers for First Lutheran while Fallendorf and Molzahn add one each.
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