Twins and Angels split as Sanford shocks Twins
Jack Sanford debuting in the American League held Minnesota to one run in six innings as the Angels beat the Twins 3-1 in the first game and Minnesota won the nightcap 3-1. Albie Pearson had four hits and Tony Oliva drove in a run with a sixth inning single.
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Sandy Douglass Wins 7th Flying Scot Nationals on Lake Michigan
Veteran sailboat master Sandy Douglass of Oakland Md captured the seventh annual Flying Scot national championships on Lake Michigan. He posted an 8 1/2 point total to win with Winscott Stokes of Winnetka Ill second at 17 percent, followed by Jim Lester Two Rivers Wis Merritt Hays Milwaukee and Dave Rodenkirk Milwaukee in the top five amid a four day event.
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Mason fuels Vikings 35 21 win over Eagles in exhibition
Tommy Mason starred as the Minnesota Vikings beat the Philadelphia Eagles 35 21 at Metropolitan Stadium. Mason carried 17 times for 74 yards and threw a fourth quarter scoring pass to Tom Hall sealing the victory. Fran Tarkenton and Ron VanderKelen shared quarterback duties as Minnesota dominated with 27 first downs and 194 rushing yards.
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Twins and Braves battle for pennant chance in 1965 season
In a midseason snapshot the Twins lead the AL as Detroit Cleveland and Chicago chase, while in the NL the Braves Dodgers and Giants contend with Cincinnati and Philadelphia still in striking distance. Milwaukee stars Aaron Mathews Torre and Alou pace a 20 homer club as Spahn eyes late pennant bid.
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Jones Stops McGowan In Glasgow Bout
Ron Jones of Chicago stopped Walter McGowan of Scotland in the sixth round in Glasgow Scotland in a lightweight matchup.
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Terrace Cashton Victories In Tourney Play
Terrace Bar of La Crosse scored three runs in the seventh to beat Vlasek's Lanes 3 2 in Cashton Softball tourney play. Ted Harris pitched Cashton to a 3 1 win over Market Tavern with a first inning three run homer. Terrace Bar hosts New Albin at 7 p m Cashton faces Tomah Teepee at 8 15 p m finals Sunday.
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Iverson Edged in Semifinal Thriller at University Course
Iverson lost a 15 hole semifinal at Finkbine South golf course after a late rally by Herring who won with a 10 foot birdie on 17. Earlier Iverson beat Puls 3 and 2. Finals set for Saturday with Herring vs Richart after Richart defeated Pitzer 1 up in 21 holes.
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Market Tav Football Scorecard Reels in Narrow Win
Market Tav shows a 1 0 0 innings tally with 14 0 effort against Cashion who reply 3 0. Bess and Wanless join Harris and Dickman for the scoring and defensive play in a tight contest.
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Decatur Wins 1-0 In 20th On Squeeze Bunt
In Decatur Illinois Hector Torres delivered a bunt along the first base line with the bases loaded and one out in the 20th inning. Frank Ferro scored from third for a 1-0 victory over Fox Cities Wisconsin four hours 25 minutes after start. The game ended 11:55 p.m. CDT with 411 onlookers shrinking to about 100.
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Stellick's Win 3-1 In Classic League Makeup
Stellick's National Oil beat Lichtie Construction 3-1 in a Classic League makeup softball contest. Ehrsam pitched a three hitter with 10 strikeouts and four walks for Stellick's. Orris Thompson allowed five hits and five strikeouts for Lichtie's. Stellick's scored all runs in the second inning. Lichtie's got one in the fourth to avoid a shutout. In Alabama, Paul Bryant posts a 39-9-4 record over seven seasons as coach.
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Major League Leaders Doings From The Season Summary
The report lists top players by league in batting runs RBI hits doubles triples home runs and steals. Key names include Clemente Aaron May Mays Mathews Williams Robinson Oliva Campaneris Aparicio Horton Campaneris and Grant Pascual Koufax and McDowell. It chronicles leaders in both the National and American Leagues with their teams and totals.
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Frigid reception as Easton warns punishing athletes
Senate inquiry probes NCAA AAU clash over track rivals and sanctions on athletes. Easton of the U S Track Coaches Assn urges punishment for disobeying boycotts while a plan to create sport specific associations is floated, maintaining AAU and Olympic Committee roles. Hearings resume with figures like Jim Beatty set to testify.
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Mary Klos Dominates Maple Grove Golf Event
Mary Klos won first in the 18 hole Maple Grove women golfers event with Elizabeth Banasik second among the field of 18. Betty Miller and Kay Munson shared first in class A for nine hole players while Ginny Oliver led class B.
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Major League Standings and Schedule Preview
Detroit visits Boston and New York heads to Baltimore as Cleveland plays Washington and Minnesota travels to Los Angeles. Chicago hosts Kansas City while Baltimore and Chicago also play, with both games scheduled for Monday and no other fixtures listed.
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Prairie du Chien Rodeo crowns queen and honors riders
The Knights of Columbus Rodeo opened a three day Praire du Chien event with $2,150 in prize money. Cowboy Jim Jones of Akron Colorado rode The Beattle but was trampled and rushed to hospital with five broken ribs. Queen Sonya Satter, daughter of Dr. O E Satter, was crowned. Winners include Neil Samuels, Mel Potter, Wendy Potter, Tom Arnold, and Jones. Performances continue Saturday 8:15 pm and Sunday 2 pm with a Sunday parade at noon.
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Mays Homer Lifts Giants Past Dodgers and Braves Top NL
Baseball roundup shows Willie Mays belting a two run homer to push San Francisco past Los Angeles 5-1, while Eddie Mathews homered twice in Milwaukee’s 4-3 win over Pittsburgh. Braves lead NL. Giants sit half a game back, with Reds, Astros, Cubs also winning.
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Two Unbeaten Teams In Region 6 Finals
Rapid City South Dakota and Omaha Nebraska, both unbeaten, meet in Salina Kansas at 8 p.m. for the Region 6 American Legion baseball final. Rapid City beat Enid 3 0 behind Gary Larson nine strikeouts while Omaha defeated Salina 8 0 with Ken Fila two strikeouts. St Paul beat Waterloo 2 1 in ten innings.
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Coon Valley and De Soto meet in Tri-State playoff clash
Coon Valley and De Soto clash in the Tri-State League Eastern Division playoff with both teams finishing 8-4 in the East. Game time is 8 15 p.m. The winner advances to face Caledonia, Western Division champion, for the league’s lower-all title.
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