Michuta Begins 23rd Season At Aquinas In 1964
Veteran coach John Michuta starts his 23rd season leading La Crosse Aquinas football at St. Michael’s field. He seeks early blocking and tackling foundation as 80 players report, with 10 of 11 returning lettermen from 1963 and notable losses across backfield and line amid hopes of position switches to fill gaps.
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Four Packer rookies cut or tested ahead of Dallas game
Green Bay trims to 40 by Sept opener with four cuts and two rookies to watch after evaluating 44 man roster. Packers coach Vince Lombardi aims a thorough Saturday night test in Dallas against the Cowboys to determine 1964 season roles.
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Braves deny Atlanta sponsorship talks as McHale says he knows nothing
Milwaukee president John McHale and Braves chairman William Bartholomay deny knowledge of a meeting about sponsoring Braves radio and television in Georgia and surrounding states. Burton Wyatt notes discussions but executives cite many factors including attendance and dollars in evaluating any move possibly shifting Braves games to Atlanta. Horace Stoneham says he would consider the Braves’ management decision, noting his own club moved previously.
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Edna Schilling Clinches Ninth Women’s Title at La Crosse
Edna Schilling defeated Pauline Weigel 3 and 2 at La Crosse Country Club to win the 1964 women’s club championship. The veteran golfer collected 24 putts through 16 holes and built a 4 up lead before sealing the match on the 16th hole. Weigel finished as runner up with a double bogey on the closing hole.
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Baseball Standings and Schedule From Major League Lineup
American League standings show Baltimore Chicago New York Detroit Minnesota Los Angeles Cleveland Boston Washington Kansas City with wins and losses. The schedule lists Thursday results and upcoming games including Detroit at Los Angeles and Cleveland at Kansas City.
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Hilda Evenson Tops Maple Grove Women
Hilda Evenson won first place in the 18 hole Maple Grove women’s golf competition with Maude May as runner up. In nine hole play Margaret Miller led Class A followed by Betty Miller, Sally Bendel won Class B and Elizabeth Johnson was second. Finals set for Saturday with Carol Dobrunz versus Phyllis Dempsey over 18 holes.
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Madison Wrestler Loses At Olympic Trials In 154-Pound Round
Jim Innis of Madison Wisconsin loses by default to Werner Holzer of Chicago in the 154 pound class during the fourth round of the Olympic wrestling trials held Tuesday.
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New Glarus Coach Shoots Hole-in-One at Galesville Course
Ed Erickson, football coach at New Glarus High School, scored a hole-in-one using a seven iron on the par three ninth hole at Galesville Golf Course. He finished the nine holes with a 49, following a 10 on the eighth hole.
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Knothe Jr. Carded Hole In One Beats Dad For First
John Knothe Jr., 12, scored a hole in one on the 85 yard No 2 at Hillview Golf Course using a seven iron. His father John Knothe Sr., 30 years in the sport, has not achieved a hole in one.
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Jack) Knothe
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Kimball and Palmer Lead Ladies Pro Golf
Judy Kimball of Sioux City Iowa and Sandra Palmer of St. Charles Texas led the first round of the $11 000 Ladies Professional Golf Tournament at Riverside Country Club Provo with one under par 71s.
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Balanced NBA schedule aims for 10 games vs each team
The National Basketball Association will introduce a balanced schedule for 1964 65. Each team will play the other eight teams ten times, marking the first time in league history that the schedule is balanced.
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National Basketball Association
Braves Rip Giants 13-0 in decisive slugfest
Hank Fischer pitched a three hitter to throttle the San Francisco Giants 13-0 as Milwaukee built a commanding lead. Rico Carty and Woody Woodward drove in four runs each in a 16 hit attack while Hank Aaron and Lee Maye contributed key hits in the lopsided affair. The win sharpens the Braves’ pace in the NL while Baltimore and Chicago battle in the AL pennant race.
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Canadiens Set Opener with Rangers in Montreal
The Montreal Canadiens will play the New York Rangers in their first home game of the 1964-65 season on Saturday October 17, the club announced.
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Colman Cup set to start at La Crosse CC this Saturday
Defending champion Dr. H L Barton and 15 low handicap players begin the Colman Cup with first round matchups announced by Pro Bill Marquardt. Event runs August 29 to Sept 7 with finals at 36 holes. Barton faces Ed Cline and other high profile pairings include Haritos, Pearse, Miller, Tausche, Burns among ex champions in the 1903 heritage tournament.
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Sam) Barton
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Giants Trade King to Steelers Report to Training Camp
Kingston Rhode Island AP Phil King reported to the Pittsburgh Steelers training camp at the University of Rhode Island after being traded from the New York Giants two days earlier.
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