Pride and sacrifice fuel Packers to titles
Veteran tackle Henry Jordan credits pride and sacrifice for Green Bay’s two straight NFL championships. He cites unity in the defensive line and team focus over individual yardage, as Lombardi’s Packers prepare for the upcoming season and a potential three-peat.
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Denver Open kicks off with absence of Big Four
The $40,000 Denver Open starts at the Denver Country Club with Arnold Palmer Jack Nicklaus Julius Boros and Gary Player absent. A record 147 pros enter and the field will be cut to 65 plus ties and 10 amateurs after Fridays round. Don Finsterwald leads potential picks after a 68 in the pro-am earning $500. Bob Goalby defends his title from last year. George Bayer Jacky Cupit Jay Hebert Doug Sanders and Ken Still shot 69 in the pro-am.
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Detroit Wins Sixth NAIA Junior Title in Playoff Rout
Detroit defeated Pittsburgh 14 to 6 to claim the National Amateur Baseball Federation Junior title for a sixth straight time in a playoff game played in Youngstown Ohio.
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Oliver's Grand Slam Lifts Braves Past Colts 9 1
Gene Oliver drove in six runs with two homers including a grand slam as Milwaukee's streaking Braves defeated Houston 9 1. Cloninger earned his ninth win while Dick Farrell took the loss for the Colts.
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Milwaukee Beats Houston In 9-1 Baseball Tilt
Milwaukee 9 Houston 1 as Oliver drives in six runs aided by a 2 run homer and 2 doubles. Cloninger gets win to go 9 8 while Farrell slides to 10 11 with the loss. Friday slate lists Cincinnati Pittsburgh Houston Chicago Milwaukee New York San Francisco Los Angeles St Louis Philadelphia.
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Tigers Roar Back in Junior Loop Led by Dressen’s Quiet Tactics
Detroit’s Charlie Dressen, restrained since taking over on June 18, steers the Tigers to a seventh straight win 2-1 over the Los Angeles Angels. Detroit climbs from ninth to fifth in the AL, using a 39-30 mark under Dressen vs 24-36 under Scheffing.
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Seven Twins Recall Seven Players for Washington Series
Minnesota recalls seven players from farm clubs as it closes its road trip with a doubleheader against the Washington Senators. Probable Twins starters are Lee Stange and Dwight Siebler. Recalled players include Gary Dotter George Banks Jay Ward Tony Oliva Gerry Arrigo Fred Lasher and Paul Ratliff with eight others sent back for spring roster moves.
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310 Pounder Heads Wabasso Rabbits for 1960s Season
In Wabasso Minnesota the Rabbits name 6 feet 3 inch 310 pound Steve Haas as a senior guard in the defensive lineup for the upcoming prep football season.
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Major League Leaders Show Season Highlights Across Leagues
The list names top performers in batting runs and RBIs for both leagues. Carl Yastrzemski and Al Kaline headline AL batting and runs, with Stuart and Killebrew powering home runs. in NL Hank Aaron leads in runs and RBIs while Pinson and Groat top hits and doubles. Pitchers Pizarro and Perranoski post strong records with high strikeout totals.
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Warobick Wins Northeastern Wisconsin Open Golf Title
Mani towoc professional Lou Warobick surged to a 36 hole total of 69 73 for 142 and a six stroke lead at the Northeastern Wisconsin Open in West Bend His victory over amateur Herb Stinkly Neenah and Allen Mitchell Waupaca highlighted a large field with Neenah pro Bob Below and amateur Joe La Crosse Green Bay tied at 150 Milward Green Bay finished at 151 with amateurs Bob Farrell Appleton and Bob Lind Sheboygan close behind
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Softball Classic League Playoff Game Rescheduled
Johnson's Doughboy Flyers meet La Crescent Concrete at Powell Park at 7 PM in the Softball Classic League half playoff. The game was moved from Wednesday night due to wet grounds cancellation.
Iverson Dinner Set for Sept 4 at La Crosse Club
The La Crosse Country Club to honor Don Iverson 1963 International Jaycee Junior golf champion with a testimonial dinner on Wednesday Sept 4. Iverson won the 72 hole International tournament in Midland Texas last week with a four under par 282 in a field of 205. Club members only. reservations limited to 120 via the club house.
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Cports 7x La Crosse Tribune August 29 1963
Brief sports note from La Crosse Tribune dated August 29 1963 mentions Cports 7x. Delivered on RFD August 30.
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Grobs Bauer Lead Caledonia In Region 19B Batting Marks
Caledonia reaches Minnesota State amateur tournament after Region 19B crown as Grob brothers Gaven and Gary and Gordie Bauer star. Gaven bats .388 Gary hits .361 Bauer .359 with 232 strikeouts in 128 innings. Rubbers Morey Winslow Stigen also contribute as team posts 19 wins in 21 decisions.
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Kirkland Wins Connie Mack World Series Title
Kirkland Washington captured the Connie Mack World Series baseball crown by defeating Chicago 6 to 5 in a double elimination tournament final for players under 19.
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Reds Top Dodgers as Patterson Fails Barbershop Bet
The Reds defeated the Dodgers 9-5 as Don Pavletich and teammates sparked a four-run sixth inning. Jim Maloney earned his 19th win while the Dodgers dropped to five losses in seven games and failed to persuade Red Patterson to cut his hair. The Giants beat the Cardinals 5-3 as Tom Haller homered twice.
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Dupas to Defend Title Against Mazzinghi in Milan
Ralph Dupas of New Orleans holder of the world junior middleweight title sails from Bangkok to Italy. He will defend the crown against Italian Sandro Mazzinghi in Milan on September 6.
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