Browns Topple College All Stars 24 16 in Rainy Showdown
In Chicago the Browns defeated the College All Stars 24 16 as John Huarte led a late surge. He completed nine straight passes for 132 yards and a TD with Lance Rentzel and Chuck Mercein connecting on key plays. Jim Brown opened scoring and Lou Groza added a 30 yard field goal as Cleveland extended a 17 3 halftime lead.
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Graham explains why Huarte did not start in All-Stars clash
Chicago reports Otto Graham saying Roger Staubach started and John Huarte came off the bench after strong training camp results. Huarte praised for lifting the Stars in the second half as Craig Morton won the backup nod. Paul Warfield suffered a broken left clavicle in the first half.
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Notre Dame
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Cleveland Browns
Otto Graham
Navy
Roger Staubach
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Staubach
Huarte
California
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Browns
Ringdahl and Shepard Lead M-20 Class at Onalaska Race
Tom Ringdahl and Larry Shepard led the M-20 race at Lake Onalaska with Lucky Luxford and Russ Aldrich in second and Tore Gundersen third. In the Snipe class Jim Horn and Jay Hoeschler won, Gordon and Ann Yates were second, and John and Mike Fox third. Snipes race again Sunday. M-20 fleet to Lake Winnebago next.
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Larry Shepard
Lake Onalaska
Lucky Luxford
Russ Aldrich
Tore Gundersen
Jim Horn
Jay Hoeschler
Gordon
Ann Yates
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Mike Fox
Snipes
Lake Winnebago
Oliver Cracking Bat For Braves Fueled By Oliver's Power
Milwaukee Braves surge after Oliver becomes regular catcher replacing Torre at first base. Oliver hits his 11th homer and adds a two run double as Tony Cloninger wins his fifth straight. Bragan praises Oliver as a versatile unsung leader in the Braves drive to 18th win in 26 games since the All Star break.
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Larry Jackson
Mets
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Felipe Alou
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Hank Aaron
Eddie Mathews
Alou
Phillies Triumph With Bunning Dodgers Lose
Phillies win behind Jim Bunning five hit 4 0 shutout of Pittsburgh as Callison Homer Gonzalez Coker's 11th inning single drives in the winner. Reds beat Dodgers 5-4 and Giants edge Cardinals 3-2. Cubs top Mets 4-3.
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Mets
Australian Player Margie Masters Seeks Milwaukee Open
Margie Masters of Australia, a 29 year old pro from Victoria, shoots a 74 to pair with a 71 for a 145 halfway total in the Milwaukee Jaycee Open. She sits tied for third behind Marlene Hagge and Clifford Ann Creed as the tourney proceeds.
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Pensacola
Fla
Clifford Ann Creed
Alexandria
Jo Ann Prentice
Judy Torleumke
North Key Largo
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Margie
New Zealand
America
Johnny Pott
Gulf Hills
Miss
Joe Campbell
Gary Player
UW Press Box Named Among The Worst In Nation
AP report notes the Football Writers Association elected Fred Russell to lead after labeling several college press boxes as the worst. Also: Detroit Piston Reggie Harding held on $500 bond after an assault on a police officer, with a Sept. 8 hearing set. Maple Grove golfers announce a 2:30 registration and 3:00 tee time while ladies golf begins Aug 10 at 8:30.
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Football Writers Association of America
Fred Russell
Nashville, Tenn
Banner
California
Holy Cross
Wisconsin
Illinois
Minnesota
Detroit
Detroit Pistons
Reggie Harding
ASA Tourney Ends Sunday At Powell
The La Crosse Region ASA softball tournament continues Sunday with the championship game at Powell Park at 1 p.m. Pizza VillaS and H Sport Shop plays Klein and Son at 2 p.m. and Bob's Bar of Prairie du Chien faces Scott Burgess at 4 for the semi finals.
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Powell Park
Pizza Villas
H Sport Shop
Klein and Son
Bob’s Bar
Prairie du Chien
Scott Burgess
Major League Standings and Weekend Schedule Update
The standings show Milwaukee 8 Houston 4 and Cincinnati 5 Los Angeles 4 with Minnesota leading the AL at 70 39 .642. Weekend notes outline Saturday games including Chicago at New York and Los Angeles at Cincinnati and Monday games featuring Philadelphia at Houston.
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Los Angeles
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Pittsburgh
Versalles Powers Twins Lead With 9-3 Win Over Boston
Zoilo Versalles blasted a three run homer as Minnesota built a six run sixth inning for a 9-3 victory over Boston and a 62 game lead in the American League. Other AL results included Kansas City 9 Baltimore 4 Chicago 11 Cleveland 5 Detroit 5 New York 4 and Los Angeles 6 Washington 1.
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Detroit
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New York
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Renee Eee
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Bob Alliston
Jim Merritt
Klein Toby's Win In Classic Softball League
Klein and Son defeated Katz 7-1 and Toby's beat Burgess 7-3 in Classic League games. The S and H-Pizza Villa-Mel ody Mill game tied 5-5 after eight innings due to darkness while Lichtie Construction forfeited to Stellick's National Oil. In other action, Spangler had three LA hits with Fregosi and Ranew driving in two runs each. Baltimore built a 4-2-2 line while Kansas City rallied to a 9-4 win.
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Katz
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H-Pizza Villa
League Championship Shoot At Onalaska
The West Central Field Archery League championship shoot will be held Sunday at the Blackhawk Bowhunters range in Onalaska. Five club trophies will be given in the competition which begins at 9 a.m. A three dimensional deer target will be used for the first time at 2 30 p.m. Open to any archery shooter.
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Onalaska
Cassius Clay Booed In Sweden Exhibition Tour
In Stockholm a 10 000 strong crowd booed world heavyweight champion Cassius Clay during an exhibition with James Ellis and Cody Jones. Clay teased Patterson supporters, imitated Patterson, and said he wanted the crowd to root for Floyd Patterson while hinting at a potential title defense against Patterson. He further taunted the crowd with a ringside mic remark calling them nutty.
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James Ellis
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Detroit
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Floyd
Patterson
Ellis
Namath's First Major Test With Jets in AFL Exhibition
Dark eyed Namath, a highly publicized rookie, opens his pro career with the New York Jets in an AFL exhibition against Houston at Alexandria Virginia. He will play the second and third quarters while his knee and passing arm draw attention. The AFL kickoff also features Oakland at San Diego and Kansas City at Denver with Buffalo at Boston Sunday. CBS and NBC televise the Hershey and Boston games respectively.
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Rain Halts Opening Night Legion Action in Minnesota
Rain stopped opening night play in the Minnesota American Legion baseball tournament. Rosetown Memorial of St. Paul beat Alexandria 5 0 in the opener as Dennis Coleman pitched a two hit shutout and Roger Wilson homered for St. Paul. Deer Creek led Brainerd 1 0 before postponement. rematch set for 1 30 a.m. Other games listed include Gopher Post Office vs Springfield and Brooklyn Center vs Park Point Duluth.
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Winners Announced For MG Lady Golfers
Maple Grove women golfers saw Phyllis Dempsey take first in the July handicap long with Mary Klos second in the 18 hole first flight Eleanor Armstrong and Greta Schueler were first and second in the second flight VanNe A Rappaee and Doris MacKenzie led the nine hole first flight Kay Munson placed second Rena Zirbes and Anita Seitz were first and second in the second flight.
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Sikes Leads 125000 Philadelphia Golf Classic
Dick Sikes holds a slim lead after 36 holes at Whitemarsh with a 135 total, one stroke ahead of Jack Nicklaus who shot 136. Arnold Palmer stunned spectators by quitting to rest for next week's PGA Championship, finishing 146 for 36 holes.
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