Packers Trimmed to 50 For Colts Game in Milwaukee
The Green Bay Packers reduce to 50 players before their September 10 meeting with the Baltimore Colts in Milwaukee. Ten players shown for cut or trade include Jeff White Sonny Redders Gale Gillingham Roy Schmidt Steve Buratto Allen Jacobs Ron Rector Rich Vandersen and Bill Symons.
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Mauston Drivers Set Racing Pace at Wisconsin Dells
Mauston drivers swept four firsts at the Wisconsin Dells Motor Speedway on Thursday night. Larry Morse won the consolation race and placed second in the first heat, Red Delop took the first heat, Francis Bowing and Dean Sias won hobby stock races, Ray Knutsen edged Bob Millis in the third heat, and Gary Kinsaly finished second in the semi feature.
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Colts Rally To 33-7 Victory Over Cardinals
Baltimore Colts roll to a 33-7 win over the St. Louis Cardinals at Busch Memorial Stadium to extend their exhibition win streak to 10. Lou Michaels kicks four field goals and Johnny Unitas directs the attack as Alvin Haymond returns set up scores.
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Sault Ste. Marie Pitcher Tosses Second No-Hitter in Three Days
Tony Berrigamin a 19 year old right handed pitcher for the Huskies threw his second no hitter in three days drawing scouts from the Mets Cardinals and Tigers to watch him.
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Eastman Nips New Albin In Softball Meet
Eastman Mets advance to the New Albin Invitational semi finals after Roger Wall throws a two hitter and drives in the winning run. Wall strikes out 11, walks one, and singles in the seventh to score Bud Kramer as Eastman defeats Hosch Marine Sales 3 0? final.
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Onalaska Falls 3-2 in Wisconsin Tournament
Hammond defeats Onalaska 3-2 to end Onalaska’s Class A tourney bid in Milltown Wisconsin. Herlitzka pitched seven innings allowing eight hits and three runs, Weise pitched two perfect innings, Carpenter had three Hammond hits, and Onalaska closed the season at 10-3 under manager Dave Skogen.
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Major League Standings and Weekend Results
National League standings show Pittsburgh leading with 70 wins and 50 losses followed by San Francisco 72 and 52. Chicago trails, with Philadelphia and St Louis in the chase. Weekend results include Houston over Cincinnati 4 3 and St Louis shutting out Los Angeles 4 0.
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Jimmy Brown defends truth as actor recalls Dirty Dozen role
In a London Mesa Glo article Jimmy Brown talks of truth, his role as Robert Jefferson in The Dirty Dozen, and his split from football. He reflects on race, the pressure from Art Modell, and his shift to acting with plans for a new career after a storied NFL run.
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Drysdale Sees Light After Six-Hitter Victory
Don Drysdale, a $100,000-a-year pitcher, pitched six strong innings to beat the St. Louis Cardinals 3-1. He improved to 9-13 after a rough first half, with Jim Lefebvre and Willie Davis contributing key hits as the Dodgers moved within two games of the NL lead behind Bob Gibson.
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Schollander and Watson Sweep AAU Meet With World Records
Don Schollander shattered his own world marks in the 200 meter freestyle and anchored his Santa Clara team to a relay record as Pokey Watson, 15, set a women’s 200 meter freestyle world best. Martha Randall trailed Watson as a third in that event, while Claudia Kolb and other Santa Clara swimmers posted meet marks. The Lincoln meet headlines promise of a record run with multiple world records across 14 events.
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Amateur Agreement In Pro Hockey Loop
The NHL and the Canadian Amateur Hockey Association announced changes to their pro amateur pact. NHL President Clarence Campbell called the move an important boost to six new clubs and said professional teams will acquire amateur players only through a universal draft.
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Milwaukee Eyes Continental Football Franchise Push
A Continental Football League spokesman says Milwaukee has a good chance for a franchise as expansion looms. Milwaukee realtor Marve Fishman advances organization plans and seeks stadium rights at County Stadium amid NFL Packers exclusive lease through 1968.
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