Bears Rally To Stop Collegians In All Star Game
In Chicago 65 000 fans watched the Bears upset the college stars 28 to 17 after halftime when Bill Wade directed the NFL club offense. Pete Beathard and George Mira sparked a late surge for the All Stars but Chicago held on behind Wade and Ditka in the scoring sequence.
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Collegians
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Chicago Bears
Willie Galimore
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Soldier Field
Otto Graham
Southern California
Pete Beathard
Will O’-The-Wisp
George Mira
Miami
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Taylor
Arizona State
Tony Lorich
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Washington Redskins
Ohio State
Dick van Raaphorst
Georgia Tech
Ted Davis
San Francisco 49Ers
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Mike Ditka
Gary Barnes
Johnny Morris
Rudy Bukich
Charley Bivins
Ronnie Bull
Dave Wilcox
Oregon
Joe Marconi
The
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Tom Keating
Michigan
Wilecox
UPI
Dodgers Beat Milwaukee 5-1 As Davis Recovers Form
Tommy Davis ending a rough spell with Dodgers beats Brewers 5-1. He extends hitting streak to 19 games, raising average to .281 after shoulder injury last April. Alston credits natural swing return. Davis recalls backslide after jammed shoulder. Davis tallies 26 hits in 75 at bats through streak.
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Associated Press
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Tommy Davis
Los Angeles Dodgers
Los Angeles
Walt Alston
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Alston
Tommy
The
Baseball Standings and Weekend Results Shown
National League standings list Philadelphia leading with 63 wins as San Francisco 62 and Cincinnati 61. Weekend results include Cincinnati 5 San Francisco 3 and Philadelphia 9 New York 4. Upcoming matches feature Chicago at Pittsburgh and Houston at St. Louis among others.
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Graham Critiques Bears After All Stars Fall Short 28 17
Chicago AP Otto Graham head coach of the College All Stars said the Bears won the game for themselves with mistakes in a 28 17 loss. He praised players Pete Beathard George Mira and John Cannannon and noted Chuck Taylor showed promise. Halas credited Graham with fine coaching.
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Otto Graham
College All - Stars
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Southern Cal
George Mira
Miami
Fla
John Concannon
Boston College
Chuck Taylor
Arizona State
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Green Bay
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San Francisco
George Halas
Zoilo Versalles Welcomes Daughter Angela in Minnesota
Mrs. Josefa Versalles, wife of Minnesota Twins shortstop Zoilo Versalles, gave birth to the couple's third daughter on Tuesday. The newborn was named Angela, joining two older children aged 1 and 2.
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Minnesota Twins
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Angela
Top Pitching Owens Meet At St. Paul
In the opening games of the state American Legion Baseball Tournament at Midway Stadium in St. Paul, Jerry Wickman pitched a no hitter for Minneapolis Grain Exchange in a 6-0 win over Cold Spring. Coleraine's Rich Ollila threw a five two hitter to defeat Tracy 5-2 as Ollila improved to 7-0 with 14 strikeouts. The tournament schedule shows Austin against Springfield, Deer Creek against Bloomington, Norwood against St. Paul Hamline, and Minneapolis Grain Exchange facing Coleraine, with semifinals Sunday and finals Monday.
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UW track and basketball coach Clarence St Edmundson dies at 77
Clarence St Edmundson, longtime University of Washington coach for 35 years in track and basketball, died Thursday night at age 77 in Seattle. The native of Washington state led multiple squads to conference and national events. His long career shaped UW athletics across several eras.
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Clarence St. Edmundson
University of Washington
Aquinas High Football Gear Distribution Set
La Crosse Aquinas High varsity football candidates will receive equipment Monday morning August 17 at 9 oclock. All candidates must bring their physical exam permit cards to obtain the gear per Coach John Michuta.
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John Michuta
Fortenberry Leads Bull's Eye Jumps in World Parachute Championship
In Leutkirch Germany Richard Fortenberry from the United States was one of four parachutists who scored bull's eye jumps in the opening contest of the men's world championships.
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Germany
Richard Fortenberry
United States
Question on Elbow Position for Proper Form
Birmingham reader G L J Mitchell asks about the proper elbow alignment in exercise. He notes limited shoulder and hand movement and seeks guidance on achieving a correct elbow position.
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G. L. J. Mitchell
Birmingham, Mich
Hayward Girl Crowned Queen of Midwest Shrine Game
Linda Sue Kadlec of Hayward was named queen of the 1964 Midwest Shrine football game in Milwaukee. The 16 year old, treated at a Shrine hospital recently, received the crown at a garden party by Tripoli Shrine and will reign over the NFL exhibition at County Stadium.
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Hayward
Linda Sue
Ernest Kadlec
Shrine Hospital
Tripoli Shrine
Chicago Bears
Green Bay Packers
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Sorenson Ousted In Semis At Broadmoor Invitational
Carol Sorenson of Janesville Wisconsin was eliminated in the semifinals of the Broadmoor Invitational Women s Golf Tournament in Colorado Springs losing 2 up to Barbara McIntire of Colorado Springs. McIntire led from the first hole with a par and pulled away on the 11th and 12th with birdies as Sorenson faltered on a 20 foot birdie try on the 12th.
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Miss Sorenson
Colorado
Syl's Place Tops Klein Team 8 to 5 In early burst
Syl's Place scored all runs in the first two innings to defeat Klein and Son 8 to 5 at Powell Park Friday night. Hoadley and Tooke hit homers for Syl's Place while Klein and Son mustered late offense but fell short.
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Kenosha Legion Defeats La Crosse In State Play
Kenosha remained unbeaten by walloping La Crosse 11 to 4 in the Wisconsin Legion tournament with 10 runs across three innings. Ernie Virgili sparked with a triple scoring Hess, while Tom Niedfeldt led La Crosse with three of their 11 hits as Grosch suffered his first loss of the season.
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Rodriguez Seizes Narrow Lead in Western Open
Chi Chi Rodriguez carries a one stroke edge at 133 after a 69 in the Western Open second round. Arnold Palmer sits one back at 134 following a 66. Defending champion Palmer warns of a tight finish over 18 holes while 75 players advance to the final round.
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Tom O’shanter
Arnie
Chi Chi Rodriguez
Billy Casper
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Don Massengale
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Bob Charles
Tommy Jacobs
Bob Goalby
Juan Rodriguez
Don Massengalo
Pete Fleming
Jay Hebert
Skee Riegel
Thomas Veech
Tony Lema
Dave Hill
Ken Venturi
IOC member Karl Von Halt Dies at 73 in Germany
Karl Ritter Von Halt an IOC member and honorary president of the West German National Olympic Committee died Wednesday after a long illness. He was 73.
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Germany
Karl Ritter von Halt
International Olympic Committee
Oshkosh and Marshfield win in Wisconsin Legion tourney
Oshkosh defeats Eau Claire 7-4 and Marshfield blanks Clintonville 11-0 as Kenosha remains undefeated in the double elimination Wisconsin American Legion Junior Baseball Tournament. Kenosha beat La Crosse 11-4, setting up afternoon games Oshkosh versus Marshfield and Eau Claire versus La Crosse.
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Major League Leaders Baseball Stats Shown
Baseball leaders across leagues list batting averages hits runs and RBIs for players such as Clemente Williams Mays Oliva and Killebrew. Pitching leaders include Koufax Marichal Ford and Radatz with records and strikeout totals.
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Maple Grove Women Set August Golf Tourney Pairings
Maple Grove Women's Golf Club posts August championship pairings. First matches by August 12. Betty Meyer-Jeanne Miller lead 18-hole best ball, Fern Ruud flags longest drives, nine holes see Leaf and Rye longest putt, Baxa pair low putts with Larson.
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Betty Meyer
Jeanne Miller
Liz Pischke
Kay Munson
Sally Bendel
Selma Reschlein
Kathleen Lundekeith Baxa
Meyer
Fern Ruud
Mip Leaf
Edna Rye
Dorothy Larson
Keith Baxa
Mary Klos
Hazel Ripplinger
Maude May
Lois Schomers
Ceil Gilles
Joan Mailey
Hazel Culp
Taylor Rod and Gun Club Field Day Planned
Taylor Wis Taylor's Rod and Gun Club announces its annual field day at the club grounds two miles south of Taylor on County Trunk N starting at 10 a.m. Prizes awarded hourly include a .308 big game rifle. Pancakes and sausages will be served with entertainment for all and pony rides for children.
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UM Golfer Captures Minnesota Open Title
Amateur Dave Gumlin of the University of Minnesota won the Minnesota State Open with a 9-under-par 207 at St. Paul. He finished atop a field led by strong rounds, claiming the state title on Sunday.
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ST. Paul
Dave Gumlin
University of Minnesota
Frank Thomas Joins Phillies On Waiver Day Impact
Frank Thomas, 35, arrives from the Mets in a Friday waiver deal and drives in two runs as the Phillies beat his former club 9-4. The Phils extend their NL lead to 2½ games over the Giants while adding pennant insurance with his bat against left-handed pitching. Thomas has 275 career homers and now joins a lineup seeking post season success.
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