Archer Leads as Hogan Trails by Three Shots
In the Curling World Golf Championship at Birmingham Michigan George Archer holds a one stroke lead after two rounds with a 139 total. Ben Hogan, 52, shoots 70 to reach 142 and sits three behind the leader amid wet conditions.
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Gary Player
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Dave Hill
Bill Casper
Jay Hebert
Hazelwinkle Twins Draw Then Both Cry
Identical twins Jimmy and Dave Hazelwinkle of Anoka Minnesota drew in the fifth round of the U S Olympic wrestling trials and both cried. Coach Ken Cox said they wept on each other’s shoulders after the match as each faced elimination with penalty points. Dave needed a pin to stay alive. Jim needed a decision. They wrestled for the second time, both from St. Cloud State. In another match Larry Heinemi of St. Cloud was pinned by Air Force Lt Wayne Baughman at 3 02.
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Rangers Set Training Camp Start Date in Winnipeg
The New York Rangers begin 1964-65 training camp in Winnipeg Manitoba on September 14, as announced by the National Hockey League club.
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Randolph for District Attorney ad in La Crosse
Political committee authorized and funded by Randolph for District Attorney committee with Donald F. Johnson as secretary treasurer at 2123 Cameron Ave La Crosse Wisconsin.
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Indian Favors Prison Over Reservation in Probation Case
Leon C. Mike, 20, received two years probation after admitting narcotics sale. Judge Joseph Sam Perry granted the probation after Mike said he preferred prison to returning to a Winnebago, Nebraska reservation, citing a job offer as athletic counselor at Chicago's American Indian Center.
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National League Baseball Standings and Weekend Results
National League standings show Philadelphia and San Francisco leading with strong records. Friday results include New York beating Chicago 12 to 10 and Pittsburgh defeating Philadelphia 4 to 2. Sunday schedule features San Francisco at Milwaukee and a postponement for others, with Houston at Cincinnati rained out and a doubleheader noted for Los Angeles at St. Louis. Monday has Los Angeles at St. Louis as the only scheduled game.
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Major League Leaders Highlight 1930s Batting and Pitching Feats
Beattie Feathers of the Chicago Bears first to exceed 1,000 rushing yards in 1934, a milestone matched 13 years later by Steve Van Buren of the Philadelphia Eagles. The text also lists top MLB leaders in batting runs and home runs with players such as Clemente Mays Santo Oliva and Koufax among others.
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Chicago Bears
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Philadelphia Eagles
Olson Wins Consoling Victory Before Career End
Bobo Olson, 36, outpoints Wayne Thornton in a 10 round light heavyweight bout at Kezar Pavilion. Olson dominated with repeated punches despite a fourth round eye cut, aiming for a final shot at the light heavyweight title. Referee Carter and Downey scored 6-3, while Costa and the AP had 5-4 and 6-1.
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World Boxing Association
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Associated Press
Mele Under Fire as Red Sox Rumors Float
Sam Mele sits on a hot seat with Minnesota Twins amid Boston bidding rumors. Cal Griffith declines to confirm contract talks or happiness with Mele. Mele and Griffith deny Boston interest while Boston reports spark speculation about a 1965 shift.
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Northern League Hobbled As Key Leases End
The Northern League faces a tighter 1965 season after St. Louis Cardinals end an 11 year deal with Winnipeg Goldeyes and Detroit Tigers pull out of Duluth Superior after five seasons. Dodgers Cubs Dodger rumors loom as farm ties shift while Twins and Aberdeen pledge to keep operations. Final Friday games see Winnipeg edge Bismarck Mandan 6-5 and St Cloud fall to Grand Forks 10-3. Andy Kosco stocks a triple crown push with 28 homers and 97 RBIs.
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Bowling Scores City Arcade Lanes and Merchants Recap
Arcade Lanes leads with 907 802 786 for 2495. Schmidty's 792 817 897, Ralph's IGA 865 871, Popcorn Tavern 801 840 818, high game Jerry Strange 222. Curve-In Alleys shows Team No. 7 postponed and high scores by G Mau 532, Bob Mau 201 high single. Merchants list includes 940 Maple Grove with 908 871 and high scores by J Dovenberg 580.
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Boxing Result Olsen Outpoints Thornton in San Francisco
Bob Olsen of San Francisco won a ten round decision over Wayne Thornton of Fresno California in a boxing bout held in San Francisco.
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Senators stop Twins in Washington 3-1
Washington beat Minnesota 3-1 as two unearned runs in the sixth and a late marker sealed the win. Rich Rollins booted a potential double play and Zoilo Versalles bobbled a DP in the ninth, helping deny Jim Kaat a 15th victory. Versalles homered for Minnesota, while Kreutzer and Kline shut them down after an early run.
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Reichardt Will Start In Center WBA Bans Return Bout
Norfolk AP reports a confrontation over a planned return heavyweight title bout between Cassius Clay and Sonny Liston. Promoters vow to defy the WBA ban while targeting a November date. possible venues narrow as many states are WBA members.
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Area Girls Trek In Wisconsin Closed Tennis Tourney
In Wauwatosa two La Crosse area players competed with mixed results Sue Gullickson of Onalaska beat Leslie Adleman of Milwaukee 6-1 6-0 in girls 16 singles then lost to Alice Kenney of Menasha 6-1 6-0. Gullickson and Kristin Sauter of Milwaukee won doubles by default. Cheryl Haniff of La Crosse won and lost in girls 12 singles with losses to Laurel Holgerson of Milwaukee after an earlier win over Margaret Newberry of Kenosha.
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Legislator Considers Demo Seminar Invitation
State Sen. John R. Reese weighs attending a statewide Democratic seminar for legislative candidates in Columbus Indiana. A letter from Democratic State Chairman Manfred Core promises open books for campaign information. Reese, a Republican, has two years left in his term.
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Borg Sets VFW Post Cleveland
Andy Borg of Superior Wisconsin was named junior vice commander of the Veterans of Foreign Wars on Friday in Cleveland AP dispatch reports the appointment.
Reichardt to Make Major League Debut with Angels
Former Wisconsin star Rick Reichardt will debut for the Los Angeles Angels next week, reporting Tuesday to start in centerfield against the New York Yankees. The 21 year old signed for a 175000 dollar bonus after leading the Big Ten in batting and leaving college football eligibility.
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Blasingame and Maye Shoulder Blame for 3-2 Loss
Milwaukee southpaw Wade Blasingame and center fielder Lee Maye took the blame for a 3-2 defeat to the San Francisco Giants. Del Crandall’s single, misplayed by Maye, scored the go ahead run in the ninth as Crandall claimed no credit for driving in the run. Blasingame, limited to five hits and four losses in seven decisions, said he shook off a sign before delivering the fatal pitch. Crandall and manager Bobby Bragan defended Blasingame and Maye, noting the rookie’s strong stuff and Maye’s past performance potential.
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Independent College Group Names Director
Paul J. Moynihan of Milwaukee was named executive director of the Wisconsin Association of Independent Colleges and Universities. Dr. Richard Bailey, president of the organization and Northland College, announced the appointment Friday.
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Paul J. Moynihan
Wisconsin Association of Independent Colleges and Universities
Richard Bailey
Northland College
Ashland
Japanese Boy Leads U S Gym Team To Tokyo
Makoto Sakamoto an 18 year old high school student from Highland Falls New York will lead the U S men's Olympic gymnastics squad to Tokyo in October. He topped a field of 22 at the Olympic Trials ending Friday night at the Merchant Marine Academy with 115.30 points and will join nine other gymnasts in Los Angeles for training. Seven of the ten will go to Tokyo with Sakamoto a certainty.
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Ramos Title Bout Set For Bull Ring
Sugar Ramos will defend his world featherweight crown on September 26 in a bull ring in Mexico City promoter Javier Iriarto Ramos said. He will face Mexican champion Vicente Saldivar in the title fight.
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