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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1965

Page

9

Kaat Shines as Twins Beat Senators for Win

Jim Kaat, slow to return from elbow tendonitis, earns his 10th victory in an 8-5 Minnesota win over Washington. Nossek and Versalles homer to back a solid outing as Kaat shows peak fastball and control, with Klippstein securing the late relief.

Minneapolis -St. Paul Jim Kaat Minnesota Twins Kaat Washington Senators Twins Baltimore Joe Nossek Zoilo Versalles Minnesota Johnny Klippstein Senators

Kicking Formations Emphasized By Pack

Green Bay coach Vince Lombardi focused on field goal and punt formations in workouts. Five man defensive drills included Tom Brown Elijah Pitts Willie Wood Bill Symons and Bob Long with Symons the lone rookie. Regulars Hank Gremminger and Jerry Kramer may sit Saturday due to injuries and operations. The Twins rallied against Washington as Bob Allison Nossek and Oliva led a 6 0 stretch and Woodie Held added a three run homer. The Twins host Boston in a three game weekend series opening with rookie Jim Merritt facing Bill Monbouquette. Harmon Killebrew bends elbow to 90 degrees and can grip again per Dr. Proffitt.

Hank Gremminger Green Bay Packer Jerry Kramer Gremminger Kramer Washington Woodie Held Twins Versalles Kaat Ed Brinkman Joe Cunningham Boston Jim Merritt Bill Monbouquette William Proffitt Harmon Killebrew

Talbot Joins 10-Game Winners For A’s 5-1 Victory

Fred Talbot became the Athletics first 10 game winner as he limited Boston to six hits and with John Wyatt closing out the ninth for a 5-1 win. Talbot improved to 10-6 with a 3.48 ERA after 140 innings. Bill Bryan drove in two runs and Talbot added an RBI with an eighth inning single.

Associated Press Fred Talbot Kansas City Athletics Boston John Wyatt Red Sox Talbot Minnesota Baltimore Washington New York Chicago Whitey Ford Cleveland Detroit Sam McDowell Jim Gosger Russ Nixon Wyatt Tony Horton Eddie Bressaud Bill Bryan A's Ford Yankee Whitey Elston Howard McDowell Tigers Leon Wagner Rocky Colavito Indians Wagner Mays Jim Davenport Koufax Giants Len Gabrielson Jesus Alou Gordy Coleman Reds Deron Johnson Pete Rose Philadelphia Cubs Rich Allen Allen Adolfo Phillips Gary Wagner Bo Belinsky Roberto Clemente Don Cardwell Pittsburgh Cardwell Pirates Bob Gibson Astros Tim McCarver St. Louis

Major League Standings and Weekend Results Show Tight Races

National League standings lead with Los Angeles and San Francisco atop the table. Weekend results include San Francisco routing Cincinnati 18 7 and Los Angeles beating Milwaukee 6 3 while Chicago and New York split two games. American League shows Minnesota and Baltimore contending at the top with Cleveland and Detroit close behind. multiple scheduled games over the weekend include Cleveland at Chicago and Baltimore at Kansas City.

Los Angeles San Francisco Cincinnati Milwaukee Philadelphia Pittsburgh St. Louis Chicago Houston New York G.B Minnesota Baltimore Cleveland Detroit Washington Boston Kansas City

Cports Da Crosse Cribune August 1965 sports brief

A concise sports note from the Cports Da Crosse Cribune dated August 6 1965 reports results and standings. The item highlights a local team performance and upcoming schedule with minimal details.

da Crosse Cribune RFD

Bowling Association Elects Officers in Sparta Wis

Sparta City Bowling Association elected County Clerk David L. Hering as president at its annual meeting. Officers named include David Horman vice president Kenneth Koji secretary David Hendricks Tom Keal Robert Faulk and Jerome Flock as directors. The group set its annual tournament for late January during regular league nights and a season end awards banquet.

Sparta Wis David L. Hering Sparta City Bowling Association David Horman Kenneth Koji David Hendricks Tom Keal Robert Faulk Jerome Flock

Canadian Learning NFL Rules In Vikings Camp

Canadian halfback Jim Young from Hamilton Ontario and Queens University is in Bemidji Minnesota trying to adapt to NFL rules. Vikings coach Norm Van Brocklin says he may need a year to catch up as Young learns to block and line up behind the offensive line in American football.

Vikings Bemidji, Minn Jim Young Minnesota Vikings Hamilton Ont Queens University Young Bemidji State College

Reserve Clause Challenged By La Follette

Wisconsin attorney general files anti trust suit against National League members led by the Braves and Astros challenging the reserve clause and the commissioners review powers. Action seeks penalties and a restraining order to block home games outside Milwaukee County without a new franchise or Brewers group approval.

Milwaukee Wisconsin National League Today Commissioner of Baseball Milwaukee County Braves Houston Astros Bronson C. la Follete County Stadium Milwaukee Brewers Baseball Club Inc Robert A. Uihlein Jr Jos. Schlitz Brewing Co la Follette Supreme Court U. S. District Court Attorney General National League Robert P. Russell Milwaukee County Corporation Counsel League New York Chicago Ford Howard John Locker & Howard Fisher Romano W— Ford

Riverland All-Star Game Set At Genoa

Genoa will host the Riverland League all-star game Saturday night at 7 o clock. Unanimous selections include Don Cavadini and Johnny Umberger. South and North rosters feature Genoa Stoddard Pleasant Ridge La Crosse and Chaseburg representatives with Don Foster and Doug Lamprech as managers.

Genoa Wis Don Cavadini Middle Ridge Johnny Umberger Stoddard Bob Venner Everett Ross Dwain Jambois Blaine DeGarmo Don Foster Wes Bluske Chaseburg Dick Stellner Carl Brosinski Bruce Taylor Pleasant Ridge Doug Lamprech Don Worman Jim Stueland Joe Zander Toby Tovsen Dave Haniff la Crosse South Stars

Winners Named At La Crosse Country Club Championship

Low qualifiers in 18 hole play include B Stecker 89 Pauline Weigel 92 and D Weigel 93. Low nets for 18 holes in Class A M Morrison and B Stecker 75 and Class B J Kroenig 78. Nine hole lows Lucille Gees Fran Snyder 53 and E Wollschlaeger 54. Snyder Gees pair 38 low net in Class A and Jane Barton Evelyn Fiebig 39 in Class B.

la Crosse Country Club B. Stecker Pauline Weigel D. Weigel M. Morrison J. Kroenig Lucille Gees Fran Snyder E. Wollschlaeger Snyder-Gees Jane Barton Evelyn Fiebig

Coulee Golf Bowl Set With Two-Ball Foursome This Saturday

The Coulee Golf Bowl schedules a two-ball foursome for Saturday at 5 p.m. Next Thursday features Galesville guest day. Mary Bendel wins July handicap in Class A and B while Lonna Tschann tops Class C. Prizes include Betty Dwyer for low putts Gerry Graves for longest drive on No 8 Millie Lamke for best No 2 hole Jen Klawitter No 2 Audrey Allen No 5 and Rose Krie melmeyer No 9.

Coulee Golf Bowl Galesville Mary Bendel Lonna Tschann Betty Dwyer Gerry Graves Millie Lamke Jen Klawitter Audrey Allen Rose Kriemelmeyler

Mays and Koufax Spark Giants LA Show Rails

Willie Mays homered twice driving in four as San Francisco beat Cincinnati 8 to 7. Sandy Koufax notched his 19th win in the Dodgers 6 to 3 victory over Milwaukee. Philadelphia beat Chicago 4 to 3. Pittsburgh toppled New York 11 to 3. St Louis defeated Houston 3 to 1.

Willie Mays Sandy Koufax Mays San Francisco Cincinnati Koufax Los Angeles Dodgers Milwaukee Philadelphia Chicago Pittsburgh New York St. Louis Houston Braves Joe Torre Mack Jones Jim Lefebvre

Rodriguez and Carter Sign 10 Round Middleweight Bout

Los Angeles AP Rodriguez former welterweight champion and Rubin Carter sign for a 10 round middleweight fight August 26 at the Olympic. It’s a rematch of February’s close decision. Rodriguez 61-4 with 25 KO and Carter 23-7 with 15 KO.

Los Angeles Luis Rodriguez Rubin Hurricane Carter Olympic Rodriguez Miami Emile Griffith Paterson N.J

Jarrett Wins After Pearson Pit Stop at Shelby Race

Ned Jarrett of Camden, South Carolina, takes the Grand National Championship stock car win at Shelby Fairgrounds Speedway after Dave Pearson of Spartanburg stalls in the pits. Pearson leads early in a 1965 Dodge but breaks down late. Richard Petty and Dick Hutcherson complete the podium as a dirt track race lasts 1 hour 32 minutes and 40 seconds.

Shelby N.C Ned. Jarrett Camden S.C Dave Pearson Spartanburg Shelby Fairgrounds Speedway Pearson Jarrett Richard Petty Ford Petty Dick Hutcherson Neil Castles

Lincoln KO Johnson in Los Angeles boxing bout

Amos Lincoln known as Big Train from Los Angeles stopped George Johnson nicknamed Scrap Iron from Big Springs Texas at five in a scheduled boxing match the knockout came in the fifth round.

Los Angeles Amos Lincoln George Johnson Big Springs Tex

Graham's All-Star team to use dipsy-doodle formations

The 32nd All-Star game at Soldier Field pits Graham led offense against the NFL champions the Cleveland Browns. Expected to feature two or three spread formations with mobile quarterbacks including Staubach Huarte Morton, weather calls for warm humid conditions with likely thunderstorms.

Chicago Soldier Field Graham Cleveland Browns Otto Graham Browns ABC Cdt Brown Collegians Roger Staubach Navy John Huarte Notre Dame California Craig Morton Bob Timberlake Michigan Gale Sayers Kansas Detroit Lions Green Bay Packers Blanton Collier

Softball Classic League Schedule

Powell hosts doubleheaders with Klein and Son against Katz Co at 6 30 p m and Stellicks National Oil facing Lichtie Construction. Houska hosts Scott Burgess versus Tobys Trane at 6 30 p m and Melody Mill plays S H Pizza Villa at 6 30 p m.

Powell Klein & Son Katz Co Stellick's National Oil Lichtie Construction Houska Scott Burgess Toby's Trane So Melody Mill S&h Pizza Villa

Sue Maxwell Leads With 70 In Milwaukee Open

Tulsa born Sue Maxwell, 24, a rising LPGA star and former Oklahoma City University golfer, shot 70 to tie Clifford Ann Creed for the opening round of the Milwaukee Jaycee Open. Maxwell has won two events this season and seeks top money in the $13,500 event at North Shore Country Club.

Milwaukee Tulsa Okla Sue Maxwell Sue Oklahoma City University Miss Maxwell Clifford Ann Creed Alexandria North Shore Country Club Muskogee

Pro Grid Exhibition Season Kicks Off With All Star Game

The NFL all star tilt in Chicago tops a five game weekend schedule. Redskins clash with Eagles in Hershey on Saturday. Jets face Oilers in Alexandria and KC visits Denver in AFL action. Bills meet Patriots on Sunday. CBS NBC and ABC will televise the games.

Associated Press Cleveland Brown CBS NBC ABC

Rushford Nine Beats Spring Grove 7-6 in Playoff Opener

Rushford nine rallies from 6-1 down in the sixth inning to edge Spring Grove 7-6 in the Fillmore Houston League Region 19 B playoff. Tom Runningen belted a three run homer as Rushford advances and will play at Caledonia Saturday at 8 15 p.m.

Rushford Minn Spring Grove Caledonia Tom Runningen

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