Woodworth and Dempsey Win First Annual Ladies GOP Open
Rita Woodworth of Sparta and Phyllis Dempsey of La Crosse captured the first annual Ladies GOP Golf Open at Maple Grove Country Club with a net 65 in best ball. They qualify for the state meet at Nakoma Country Club Madison on August 23 representing District 3.
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Rita Woodworth
Sparta
Phyllis Dempsey
la Crosse
Maple Grove Country Club
Lynn Ludden
Eulonda Roush
Nancy Keegan
Hazel Bushmeyer
Richland Center
Ludden- Roush
Woodworth and
Dempsey
Nakoma Country Club
Madison
Bushmeyer - Keegan
Ludden-Roush
Beth Stecker
D. A. Ferguson
Jane Miller
Charlotte Groes
A. S. Christenson
JoAnn Jenkins
Esther Parke
Dorothy Muth
Pirates Rally Delivers Stargell Walkoff Homer Against Mets
Willie Stargell belted a opposite field homer off Rob Gardner in the ninth inning to lift the Pirates 7 5 over the Mets. Clemente set up the win by driving in the tying run with a single after a run scored on an earlier hit. This win expands Pittsburghs NL lead to two games over idle San Francisco.
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Willie Stargell
New York Mets
Pittsburgh Pirates
New York
Stargell
Gardner
Pirates
San Francisco
Clemente
Matty Alou
Willie
Ken Boyer
al Jackson
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Richie Allen
Phillies
Jackson
Good Teachers Help Train Major League Pitchers
Cloyd Boyer, brother of Mets star Ken and Yankees’ Clete, is among minor league pitching coaches credited with developing a generation of young majors stars. Managers Wes Westrum and Ralph Houk praise pervasive coaching from Class A up and winter instructional programs that sharpen pitchers before they reach the majors.
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Associated Press
NEW York
Cloyd Boyer
Ken
Mets
Clete
Yankees
Denny McLains
Jim Palmers
Woody Frymans
Don Suttons
Boyer
McLain
Palmer
Fryman
Sutton
Detroit
Baltimore Orioles
Wes Westrum
Ralph Houk
Westrum
Houk
Major League Standings and Schedule Summary
Baseball standings show Baltimore leading the American League with 73 wins and 40 losses, Detroit 61 31, Cleveland 60 54, Minnesota 53 13, and others within 20 games. Thursday results include Minnesota 4 California 3 and Baltimore 6 New York 5 in 11 innings.
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Werd
G.B
Baltimore
Detroit
Cleveland
Minnesota
California
Chicago
New York
Washington
Kansas City
Boston
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Cinccinnati
Atlanta
Houston
Il Chicago
Raiders Waive Two Rookie Receivers In Roster Trim
Santa Rosa California The Oakland Raiders cut two rookie receivers Ron Bliey from Florida A&M and Bruce Smith from Brigham Young. Both were placed on waivers and released after going unclaimed by any AFL club.
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Santa Rosa
Calif
Oakland Raiders
Ron Bliey
Florida A&m
Bruce Smith
Brigham Young
Engelbrecht Posts Third 700 Series in Summer Bowling
Bob Engelbrecht rolled 205 269 257 for a 731 set in the South Lancs Summer Mixed League. He averages 225 this season and bowls with his wife Judy.
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Bob Engelbrecht
South Lancs
Bob
Judy
Wisconsin Rapids Beloit Appleton win in Legion tourney opener
Ap pleton Beloit and Wisconsin Rapids won in the opening double elimination round of the Wisconsin Junior American Legion Baseball Tournament. Beloit defeated Edgerton 15 to 3 behind homers by Johnson Straw and Fiegal. Wisconsin Rapids beat Eau Claire 4 to 1 with Krumrei driving in three runs. Appleton beat Fond du Lac 4 to 3 as Goeser held Appleton to three hits and Johnson homered for Fond du Lac.
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Clintonville
Appleton
Beloit
Wisconsin Rapids
Wisconsin
Edgerton
Tom Johnson
Dick Straw
Jack Fiegal
Steve Krumrei
Eau Claire
Krumrei
Wisconsin Hunters and Farmers oppose geese kill limit
Wisconsin hunters and farmers oppose a federal plan to cap the annual Canadian goose kill at 14 000 in the state. Officials say last year 35 000 geese were killed. opponents urge higher quotas and criticise proposed habitat and hunting-time changes. Rep. Robert W. Kastenmeier led objectors to a House subcommittee hearing amid talks on wildlife conservation and migratory waterfowl.
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Washington
Wisconsin
Robert W. Kastenmeier
D-Wis
House
Merchant Marine and Fisheries
Kastenmeier
Fisherman's Club
Melvin R. Laird
Rwis
John A. Race
William Proxmire
Race
John
Gottschalk
Interior Department
Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife
Horicon
Mississippi
Louisiana
Clay Terrell title fight possible but where still in doubt
The Ernie Terrell Cassius Clay heavyweight title bout may happen but venue remains unsettled. New York granted Terrell a fight license and Madison Square Garden shows interest while Clay fights Karl Mildenberger in Frankfurt on Sept. 10.
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Clay
New York
Ernie Terrell
Cassius Clay
Terrell
Madison Square Garden
Harry Markson
New York Athletic Commission
Chicago
Bernie Glickman
Blinky Palermo
Frankie Carbo
New York Commission
Glickman
Ernie
Doug Jones
Houston
Markson
Brian London
London
Karl Mildenberger
Frankfurt
Dressen Tribute Sees 200 Mourners at Detroit Church
Detroit bids farewell to Charlie Dressen former Tiger manager who died at 67 at Henry Ford Hospital in Detroit. James Campbell travels with Dressen to Los Angeles for Saturday service and burial with six honorary pallbearers. Friends and family attend including Donald Davidson Mrs Sharon McLain and Mrs Pat Horton. Swift pallbearer notes his own health battles as Dressen’s widow Ruth and sister-in-law attend services in West Los Angeles.
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Detroit
St. Aloysius Roman Catholic Church
Charlie Dressen
Dressen
Tiger
Henry Ford Hospital
James Campbell
Los Angeles
Campbell
James W. Bodary
Father Bodary
Donald Davidson
Milwaukee Braves
Sharon McLain
Denny McLain
Pat Horton
Willie Horton
Willie
Ruth
Richard Rohmann
Cincinnati
Ohio
St. Paul the ‘Apostle Church
West
Forest ‘Lawn Memorial Park
Glendale
Calif
Bowling Scores from Holiday Lanes and Summer Meet Results
In Holiday Lanes 3 man Softies won team series 1590 with Travelors 593 high. Top individuals: Tom Lydon 194 high single. Larry Balfany 537 and Leon La Rue 527 high series. Summer Mix at South Lanes saw Team No. 2 2264 team series and 801 team game. Bob Engelbrecht 731 and Jackie Litsheim 522 led highs. At Coulee Golf Bowl Summer Bloomers Two Lips 1519 team series and 530 team game. Norma Johnson 564 and Shirlee Sjuggerud 206 high singles.
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Softies
Travelers
Larry Balfany
Tom Lydon
Leon la Rue
Arch Maybee
Don Neuman
Ernie Tomack
Bob Engelbrecht
John Smale
Andy Habiger
George Swegel
Ralph Kraby
Jackie Litsheim
Judy Engelbrecht
Joyce Smale
Jeannie Warren
Marsha Givens
Norma Johnson
Shirlee Sjuggerud
la Vonne Holseth
Patti Desch
Gladys Hockenberry
Rose Pischke
Lucy Mulder
Shrine Game Queen: 16 Year Old Helen Walter Crowned
Milwaukee AP reports 16 year old Helen Walter of Ixonia was crowned 1966 Shrine football game queen. She previously suffered curvature of the spine and credits Shrine Hospital Chicago with her treatment and recovery, choosing to serve as queen for the Packers versus Bears exhibition.
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Milwaukee
Helen Walter
Ixonia
Jefferson County
Shrine Hospital
Chicago
Green Bay Packers
Chicago Bears
Helen
Bernard Walter
Indians option Buddy Brooker for Duke Sims recall
The Cleveland Indians announced on Thursday they optioned catcher Buddy Brooker to Portland of the Pacific Coast League to make room on the roster for Duke Sims, who was recalled from the minor league club.
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Boston
Cleveland Indians
Buddy Brooker
Portland
Duke Sims
Janesville Wins to Reach Babe Ruth Regional Finals
Janesville Wisconsin and East Detroit Michigan advanced to the seven state Babe Ruth regional finals in Newark Ohio. Janesville improved to 3-0 with a 5-2 win over Zanesville Ohio after a rain delay, while East Detroit moved to 3-1 by defeating Ohio champions 7-5.
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Janesville
Newark
Ohio
Wis
East Detroit
Mich
Zanesville
Michigan
Elgin
Ill
Belleville
Ind
Gale Bowlers Meet at Galesville Lanes
Galesville Wis. league bowlers gather at Galesville Lanes. Women bowlers meet at 8 p.m. Wednesday and the 413 Sc third men at 8 p.m. Thursday.
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Galesville
Wis
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