Orioles return to form as Lolich shuts out Angels
The Orioles beat the Red Sox 5-2 to hold a 14 1/2 game lead in the AL pennant race. Mickey Lolich, on leave from the Air Force, pitched a three hit 1-0 shutout for the Tigers in the second game of a doubleheader, while Dean Chance also threw a two hit shutout for the Angels in the opener.
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Logan Booster Club Chicken Q boosts funds for Logan athletics
Logan Booster Club hosts its second annual Chicken Q at Copeland Park from 4 to 9 p.m. with free delivery 4 to 6 p.m. Call 40882. Last year’s proceeds funded the athletic field ticket booth, Swanson Field painting, two $100 scholarships, an athletic trophy, and football team teeth guards.
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Nine State Projects Await Action By LBJ
Washington AP reports nine Wisconsin projects are in the Public Works Appropriation Bill for the year ending June 30 awaiting President Johnsons action. Projects include Eau Galle River Spring Valley 400000 Kenosha Harbor 335000 Kewanee Harbor 150000 Milwaukee Harbor 406000 Milwaukee Harbor Breakwater 432000 Saxon Harbor 200000 Sturgeon Bay Lake Michigan Ship Canal 147000 Green Bay Harbor 70000 Kickapoo River 125000 in planning.
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Exhibition Game Bridge Coon Valley Stoddard Base Ball
A Coon Valley Wis exhibition game features teams from Coon Valley and Stoddard meeting in an informal matchup on Thursday night in Coon Valley. The item lists numerous player names with numbers, indicating a roster transfer or scoring summary from a local sports page.
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Fountain City Horse Earns AQHA Champion Title
Dale's Scooter owned by James Richtman of Fountain City won AQHA champion points in the Trail Duster's show in Sparta. The horse placed first in geldings 3 and 4 years old, with numerous La Crosse area horses earning top finishes across many divisions including Stallions, Mares, Geldings, Reining, Barrels, and Jumping events.
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Jefferson Takes Oath Amid Adams Absence at Inauguration
Historical note records Jefferson’s oath of office at the Capitol while John Adams did not attend to witness the inaugural ceremony for his successor. The event marks a peaceful transfer of power and the early presidential transition in U.S. history.
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Jim Brown Dominates NFL Rushing Title Across Seven Years
Jim Brown of the Cleveland Browns has won the NFL rushing title six times in seven seasons, cementing his status as a premier back and league record holder.
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Minnesota expects deer kill over one hundred thousand this year
Minnesota state officials anticipate a deer kill surpassing 100,000 as the population remains large and healthy after a mild winter. Opening dates are set for Nov. 7 across eight zones with seasons from one to nine days and zones restricting to shotgun with slug.
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Mantle's Three Homers Power Yankees Past Tigers
On May 13 1955 Mickey Mantle blasted three homers into the center field bleachers at Yankee Stadium Two came from the left side as New York defeated Detroit 5 to 2 in a standout power display by Mantle and the Yankees.
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