Vetsch Wins Pine Creek Golf Championship and Honors
Helen Vetsch captures Pine Creek Women's Golf Club championship and the Class A ringer trophy at Pine Creek Golf Course in LA CRESCENT Minn. Doerre takes the handicap tourney Gittens Leidel trophy. Concludes with annual luncheon and officer elections.
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Helen Vetsch
Pine Creek
Louis Krajewski
Vetsch
Pat Doerre
William Kriz
Larry Seitz
Sylvester Krajewski
Edwin Dahlstrom
Pine Creek Course
Clarence Vetsch
Harry Davis
Larry Kriz
Rams waive Ezerins and Tulsa star Bill Anderson
The Los Angeles Rams waived six players including Vilnes Ezerins from Whitewater State University and quarterback Billy Anderson of Tulsa. The rookies signed 1967 contracts and a decision will follow whether to place them on the ready list or farm clubs.
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Orange
Calif
Los Angeles Rams
Wisconsin
Vilnes Ezerins
Whitewater State University
Billy Anderson
Tulsa
Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching
The American League top batting at bats totals show Oliva Minnesota 317 and Robinson Baltimore 316. Pitching leaders include McNally Baltimore 123 decisions and Richert Washington 170 strikeouts. National League batting leaders include Ajon Pittsburgh 344 at bats and Aaron Atlanta 96 RBIs. Pitching leaders include Regan Los Angeles 12 1 and Kaat later.
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Oliva
Minnesota
F. Robinson
Baltimore
Powell
Robinson
Yastrzemski
Boston
B. Robinson
Aparicio
Campaneris
Hershberger
Kansas City
Brinkman
Washington
Buford and Agee
Chicago
McNally
Miller
Hamilton
New York
Richert
Boswell
Ajon
Pittsburgh
Stargell
Aaron
Atlanta
Clemente
Alou
Callison
Philadelphia
Rose
Cincinnati
McCarver
St. Louis
Allen
Mays
San Francisco
Brock
Jackson
Houston
Regan
Los Angeles
Perry
Kavafax
Bunning
Six Dogs Qualify for Dual-State Field Trial in Illinois Wisconsin
Six dogs from the Blackhawk Retriever Club of La Crosse qualified at a club field trial to compete in the Dual-State Championship Trial in Vola Illinois. Qualifiers include Blackhawks King Mack Blackhawks Big Duke Rex King Oliver Pal Sapphire and Echo of Sands and Jam award recipients.
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Blackhawk Retriever Club
la Crosse
Vola
Ill
Blackhawks
King Mack
Big Duke
T. W. Heltsley
Rex King Oliver
Ron Malles
Ch. Shamrock Acres
Eugene Williams
Pal
Ron Glannert
Sapphire
John Shimshak Jr
King Rex Oliver
Malles
Echo of Sands
Richard Sampson
Oshkosh
Timeins
Black Domino
Black Labrador
H. & L. Hill
Brookfield
Wis
Harrowby Johnny
Lou Shoemaker
Minneapolis
Minn
Stillrevin Hadie Smith
Golden Retriever
G. O. Doucet
la Crescent
Klubber
Yellow Labrador
Jerry Watros
Rochester
JAM
Heltsley
Williams
Nibbets
Black
Labrador
Ron Zoerb
la Cross
Directors Mull Plans as Miller Salary Fuels Debate
Major leagues cleared the way for paying Marvin Miller fifty thousand dollars as executive director but owners rejected three proposals by the Players Association on financing. Miller expressed disappointment, noting ongoing talks with Cronin and Giles, while Eckert said the pension fund relief was voluntary for players.
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Chicago
Marvin Miller
Major League Players Association
Steel Union
Players Association
Miller
William Eckert
Joe Cronin
Warren Giles
Terrace Bar Wins Tavern League Tournament Title
Terrace Bar defeated Glen's Bar 9 to 7 at Powell Park to clinch the Tavern League tournament championship. Bob Roh delivered a two run homer in the fourth and Lang collected five hits for Terrace as they beat Bud's Bar 24 to 7 in the semifinals. Glen's had earlier knocked off Koelbel's 10 to reach the final. The Sy Severson benefit doubleheader follows with all 14 teams, 6:30 start, tickets at league bars.
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Bob Roh
Terrace Bar
Glen’s Bar
Powell Park
Terrace
Bud’s Bar
Larry Fletcher
Lang
Glen’s
Koelbl
Knueppel
Sy Severson
Heintz Sets Pace at Airport Trap Club Shoot
Florian Heintz hit 25 of 25 targets with 21x25 and 21x25 scores Wednesday at the Airport Trap Club range. Other scorers include Dick Hansen 25x25 21x25 Arlie Sherrard 23x25 Dave Brown 22x25 18x25 Loyd Bjergum 21x25 19x25 Dick Hellerude 21x25 19x25 Doc Malin 21x25 18x25.
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Florian Heintz
Airport
Dick Hansen
Arlie Sherrard
Dave Brown
Loyd Bjergum
Dick Hellerude
Doc Malin
Pint-Sized Mexicans Stop Seeded Team in U.S. Doubles
Joaquin Loyo-Mayo and Marcela Lara, both short in stature, upset top seeds Manuel Santana and Luis Garcia in a grueling 105-game match at Longwood Cricket Club, 10-12 24-22 11-9 3-6 6-2, to halt a title bid. The match lasted 2 hours 12 minutes.
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Brookline
Mass
Longwood Cricket Club
U.S
Joaquin Loyo-Mayo
Marcela Lara
Manuel Santana
Spain
Luis Garcia
Mexico
Longwood
Roy Emerson
Fred Stolle
Dennis Ralston
Clark Graebner
Emerson
Stolle
Shoulder Operation Successful For Ford
Whitey Ford of the New York Yankees underwent a successful shoulder operation after a blockage in a shoulder artery. A graft from a leg vein was used to bypass the blocked area, and doctors expect full activity to resume.
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Houston
Whitey Ford
New York Yankees
St. Luke’s Episcopal Hospital
Ford
Blair Bowling Meet Set at Blair Lanes
Blair men’s bowling association will convene at 8 p.m. Wednesday at Blair Lanes Blair Wis. The item also notes a Chicago versus Philadelphia major league baseball game on Aug 25 1922 setting a league record for most runs by both clubs.
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Blair
Wis
Blair Men’s Bowling Association
Chicago
Philadelphia
Chargers extend leadership amid long winning run
The six year history behind the Chargers yielded 54 victories and 5 division titles, leading to retention of posts. National General Executive Vice President Samuel Schulman is among 21 partners, with Pierre Salinger of Continental Air Lines Eugene Wyman attorney and DNC committeeman Irving Levin another National General EVP.
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Chargers
National
Samuel Schulman
Pierre Salinger
Continental Air Lines
Eugene Wyman
Irving Levin
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Edwin Masewicz
Willard Olson
Richard Albrecht
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Mae Dahl
Ralph Morton
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Katherine Finnigan
John Stejskal
Lloyd Marlow
Virginia Sevedge
Esther McKenzie
Ed Russell
Frank Mader
Mary Ann Schafer
Mac Dahl
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Wolverines
Henry
Hank) Fonde
Richard Vidmer
David Fisher
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UPI
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Japan
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Koellel
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la Fleur
Stange
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Tovsen
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Mossholder
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Clarke
Heintz
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Maria Bueno
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Pixie Lamm
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Danville
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San Antonio
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Arlington
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Kentucky
Blatz Beer
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Miller High Life
Suectees
Main ST
Onalaska, Wis
Fleischmann’s
Hiram Walker
Alaska Pharmacy
Bill’s
Copeland
RAY Oil & Heatinc, Inc
CITGO
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Heating, Inc
Sumner Street
America
Johnny Kaio
LA Crosse ST
West Avenue
RAY Oil & Heating, Inc
Erie
Sanderson
Holiday Aviation
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