Gentle Ray Nitschke Embraces Aggressiveness On Field
Ray Nitschke, Packers middle linebacker, describes himself as gentle off the field but aggressive on the gridiron. He says harsh play is necessary to compensate for size, aims to hit hard yet respects opponents and follows the rules. He signs autographs graciously for fans and cherishes family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Bay
Ray Nitschke
Green Bay Packers
Nitschke
Carimmaca
Packers
Ray
Central States League opens with Raiders topping Madison
The Racine Raiders opened the Central States Football League season with a 14 7 win over Madison as Jim May directed a 50 yard drive and a late rushing score. Manitowoc routed Elmhurst 43 12, Waukegan edged Sheboygan 33 26, and Chicago beat West Allis 25 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Racine Raiders
Racine
Madison
Manitowoc
Elmhurst
Waukegan
Sheboygan
Chicago
West Allis
Dave Kamm
Raider
Jim May
May
di -F
Pet
Racine Waukegan
West Allism
Coon Valley Challenges Caledonia For Tri State Title
Coon Valley, winner of the Eastern Division playoff after tying De Soto, faces Caledonia, Western Division champions, Tuesday at 8 15 p m in Caledonia for the Tri State championship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coon Valley
Caledonia
de Soto
New Albin Tourney Starts Sunday With Pairings
New Albin Iowa hosts the third annual invitational baseball tournament starting Sunday with Coon Valley vs Genoa at 1 15 p m and New Albin vs Lansing at 3 p m On Sunday Sept 5 the New Albin Lansing winner meets Chaseburg at 1 15 p m and the Coon Valley Genoa winner faces Stoddard at 3 Then Monday Sept 6 the championship is at 3 following a 1 15 p m third place game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Albin
Iowa
Mays Delivers Three Run Homer After Bench Clearing Incident
Willie Mays homered off Sandy Koufax to cap a tense Giants win over the Dodgers. Juan Marichal fought with John Roseboro, was ejected, and Roseboro left with a bleeding eye as the teams remained tightly bunched atop the NL standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juan Marichal
John Roseboro
Willie Mays
Sandy Koufax
Mays
Marichal
Roseboro
Koufax
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Giants
Dodgers
Walt Alston
Maury Wills
Ron Fairly
Dodger
Plate
Shag Crawford
San Francisco Giant
Los Angeles Dodger
Candlestick Park
UPI
White Sox stretch lead with twin bill over Kansas City
Chicago pounded Kansas City 8-3 and 2-1 to push their winning streak to 10 games, moving from fifth to second place in the AL race. John Buzhardt hurled a four hitter for the finale while Eddie Fisher anchored the bullpen as the Sox outscored opponents 57-21 in the surge. Dean Chance and Detroit, plus Cleveland over Washington, also posted wins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago White Sox
Sox
Kansas City
White Sox
Boston
Washington
Athletics
Minnesota Twins
al Lopez
John Buzhardt
Chicago
Buzhardt
Gary Peters
Tommy John
Juan Pizarro
Bruce Howard
Joe Horlen
Moose Skowron
Eddie Fisher
Fisher
Horlen
A’s
Rain Outs and Late Innings Mark Twin City Baseball
Cporte the New York Baltimore double header was rained out. Chance knocked in the Angels final two runs with a bases loaded single off loser Jim Kaat in the sixth. Piersall homered for the Angels in the fifth to take a 2-1 lead. Oliva hurt on a pickoff attempt and hospitalized for X rays. Demeter homered to spark Detroit past Boston as Sparma improved to 10-5. Indians win in 10th on Whitfield sac fly and Davalillo five hits lead Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Chance
iTwins
Los Angeles
Angels
Detroit
Minnesota
Boston
Cleveland
Washington
Chance
Jim Kaat
Paul Schaal
Jim Piersall
Tony Oliva
Twins
Don Demeter
Dennis Bennett
Joe Sparma
Sparma
Tony Conigliaro
Indians
Fred Whitfield
Larry Brown
Vic Davalillo
Davalillo
Braves Slip In Extra Inning Defeat At Pittsburgh
Milwaukee Braves drop to third place after Dan Osinski walked in the winning run in the 11th inning of a 5-4 loss to the Pittsburgh Pirates. The setback followed a 7-3 road trip and comes as Milwaukee opened a four-game series with Cincinnati at Milwaukee County Stadium tonight led by Ken Johnson versus Tony Cloninger. Rico Carty and Hank Aaron produced early runs, but costly fielding and late miscues doomed the Braves in a night of miscues and clutch hits by Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bart
Green Bay Packers
Chicago Bears
Milwaukee County Stadium
Bart Starr
Packer
Ed O'Bradovich
Jim Purnell
Bears
Packers
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Braves
Cincinnati
Braves
Los Angeles
Dan Osinski
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Giants
Dodgers
Pirates
Donn Clendenon
Mack Jones
Bill Virdon
Jim Maloney
Ken Johnson
St. Louis
Rico Carty
Willie Stargell
Jones
Hank Aaron
Felipe Alou
Carty
Tony Cloninger
Bob Bailey
Denis Menke
Bailey
Roberto Clemente
Cloninger
al Barlick
Jim Pagliaroni
Also Mentioned on This Page
By Ken Hartnett
Central States
Manitowockin
Mustangs
Raiders
Ernie Huxhold
Tony Lombardo
Chiefs
Travelers
Gary Just
Butch Mellen
Convance Cabel
Waukegan Rifles
Tom Posewitz
Redwings
Vivid-Tone
BEN Franklin Store
Wisconsin Rapids
Consin Rapids
Wis
Robert J. Merklein
Atty
Commercial Expansion Corp
Juan
Herman Franks
Alston
Crawford
Philadelphia
Chicago Cubs
Houston
New York Mets
Art Shamsky
Reds
Phillies
Jim Bunning
Gordy Coleman
Billy Hoeft
Ron Santo
Billy Williams
Cubs
Astros
Jim Hickman
Mets
Tug McGraw
Cardinals
Chisox
Cporte
Oliva
LA Crosse
Mexico City
Hermenegildo Mondragon
Mexico
Rogelio Huitron
BUCS
B.egoodrich
BFG
Long
B.f.goodrich
Silvertown
B.E Goodrich
Marquardt