Error Dodgers Win as Spahn Loses and Phillies Triumph 3-2
San Francisco pitcher Warren Spahn took the loss as Philadelphia edged the Giants 3-2. Spahn matched his highest strikeout total in more than four years but a seventh inning error led to three unearned runs. Bo Belinsky earned the win in relief.
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Braves Pound Cubs 8-3 in NL surge continues
Milwaukee beats Chicago 8-3 to stretch win streak to 23 of 32 since midseason. Gene Oliver homered twice and drove in four, Eddie Mathews added three RBIs, Denny Lemaster earned the win with 13 strikeouts in a strong start.
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Major League Leaders and Weekly Results
Standings show Los Angeles atop with 68 wins and 48 losses. San Francisco and Milwaukee close behind. Weekend results include Milwaukee 3 Chicago 3 St Louis 7 Cincinnati 2 and other pairings. upcoming fixtures list New York at Houston Pittsburgh at Los Angeles and Philadelphia at San Francisco among others.
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Milwaukee Braves Move Sparks Antitrust Skirmish
Milwaukee County answered the Braves bid to block local action over the team's planned 1966 move to Atlanta. The county says the Braves have no case since antitrust suits are already filed, and argues the move itself violates antitrust laws as part of its defense in the ongoing litigation.
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Trane Loop Softball Tourney Opens Tonight
The Trane Loop softball tournament starts tonight with Ameri can Division games at Hogan and Green Gremlins versus Slipsticks at Trane South and 6 p.m. matches. In National Division, Orioles meet Chiefs at 6 p.m. and Mets play Lab at 8 at Powell Park. Winners advance to Sunday.
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Four Corners Triumphs Behind Tom Best
West Salem Wisconsin La Jac tournament opener sees 4 Corners blank Mindoro 4-0 as Tom Best fans 16 and adds two hits Ralph homers for Mindoro. Other games Dodge City edges Ike's Bar 13-12 Bangor beats Chip's Bar 11-4 Curve-In defeats Holmen 10-8.
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Lemaster Key To Opening Pennant Door
Denny Lemaster ended a win drought with an 8-3 victory over the Chicago Cubs fueling Milwaukee’s pennant push. The lefty struck out 13 as Gene Oliver and Eddie Mathews powered the offense with two run homers and Mathews his 26th of the season. Manager Bobby Bragan praised Lemaster as the key for the stretch drive.
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Wisconsin Open Golf Tournament Set To Start
The Wisconsin State Open at Ridgeway in Neenah begins Monday with 182 entrants in 72 hole medal play. A Sunday pro am event features 34 teams as Steve Bull defends against Ralph Schlicht and Manuel de la Torre. Ridgeway, a par 71 layout, is tight and challenging on most holes.
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West Wisconsin Traveling All Stars Schedule Meeting At Lanes
The West Wisconsin Traveling All-Stars set a Sunday gathering at Holiday Lanes with team captains and league officers at 6 p.m. and all league members at 7 30. The league season opens September 12 at South Lanes.
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Mary Kumm Wins 100 Yard Freestyle at Erickson Field Pool
Mary Kumm won the women's senior open 100 yard freestyle on Wednesday at the new Erickson Field pool with a time of 1 34.3. The Tribune previously misreported that Mark Kumm won the men's senior open 100 freestyle.
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Namath Shines in Jets 26 16 Exhibition Win
Namath earned his first Jets start in Allentown as he connected on a 60 yard first half TD to Don Maynard and finished 4 of 6 for 80 yards. Huarte played late, Smolinski scored on a 5 yard run, Turner kicked two field goals, and Parilli passed to Burton for Boston’s score amid a busy pro football weekend.
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La Crosse Gun Club Initiates League Championship Shoot
The La Crosse Gun Club hosts a Wisconsin Minnesota League championship shoot on Sunday at 10 a.m. Three events are planned: 100 target 16-yard singles with a trophy and four class awards, 100-target handicap with trophies for top three, 25 pairs of doubles with doubles champion and runner up trophies, plus the high overall shooter trophy for 250 targets.
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Boxing Result In Butte Ends In Draw
Eddie Cotton of Seattle fought Roger Rouse of Anaconda to a points draw at 174 pounds in Butte Montana.
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Twins Aim for Sweep as Indians Rally in Cleveland
The Indians beat the Twins 3 1 in a Friday night game. Jim Kaat pitched for Minnesota as Andy Kosco joined the lineup in his first major league appearance while Harmon Killebrew faces a slow healing dislocated elbow with unsure return timing. Stange and Tiefenauer held the Twins to six hits.
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Minnesota Vikings face roster shakeup with new faces
Maturity arrives as Minnesota Vikings weigh turnover and rookies ahead of the Sept. 19 opener in Baltimore. Only eight to ten newcomers likely make the final 40 man roster, with about four rookies. Key hopefuls include Red Phillips, Phil King, Bob Berry, Lance Rentzel, Archie Sutton, and Lonnie Warwick aims for a starting linebacker role.
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American League leaders include Yastrzemski batting .328 with 275 at bats and Oliva 144 hits. Killebrew 23 home runs. Campaneris 40 stolen bases. Grant 14-4 pitching. National League leaders feature Clemente .345 with 151 hits. Rose 151 hits and 99 runs. Koufax 20-4 with 267 strikeouts. Mays 32 home runs.
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Tarkenton Homecoming Highlight in Vikings Steelers Exhibition
Fran Tarkenton returns to Atlanta for the Vikings Steelers preseason game in the new stadium. The matchup tests Minnesota’s defense against Pittsburgh’s power running as Mason Hall and McWatters fill key backfield roles. About 45 000 attend. game televised in Twin Cities.
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Double Plays Help Senators Topple Orioles
Washington Senators defeat Baltimore Orioles 4-2 as they turn four double plays to stifle threats. Willie Kirkland and Mike Brumley homer for Washington while Baltimore’s Robinson also goes deep. Other AL scores include Cleveland- Minnesota 3-1 and Boston 3-2 Chicago.
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Talented 14YearOlds Shine At AAU Swim Meet In Toledo
Talented 14 year olds lead the opening day of the AAU swimming and diving championships in Toledo Ohio Two sisters Judy Hamburger of Fort Wayne and Mary Ellen Oleese of Philadelphia claim titles while Patty Caretto of Commerce California sets a world record in the 1500 meter freestyle on Thursday The trio competes against top Olympic swimmers including Christine Caron Cathy Ferguson Marilyn Ramenofsky and others as the event continues today with hopes for a strong 1968 Olympic showing.
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Karen Muir Captures Third British Championship
Karen Muir of South Africa, at 12, won her third British championship title in Blackpool England. She set a world record for 110 yard backstroke earlier in the week and won the girls 110-yard freestyle in 1 05.9 and the 220-yard freestyle, becoming the meet’s youngest triple winner in 25 years.
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