Kaline and Horton clash as Tigers topple Orioles in 6-3 win
Willie Horton slugged two homers and a single driving in five as Detroit beat Baltimore 6-3. Kaline disputed talk of Baltimore clinching the pennant while Denny McLain earned his 16th victory. Frank Robinson topped the league with 41 homers, Boog Powell tied for RBI lead. Orioles maintain lead at 11½ games amid recent struggles.
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al Kaline
Willie Horton
Kaline
Baltimore
Tigers
Horton
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Orioles
Dave McNally
Willie
Bill Freehan
Frank Robinson
Boog Powell
RBI
Chicago
Cleveland
New York
Kansas City
Minnesota
Washington
Boston
California
Denny McLain
La Crosse Eagles Win Wisconsin State Softball Title
The La Crosse Eagles Club defeated Monroe 5-4 in the final to claim the Wisconsin State Eagles Fast Pitch Softball tournament title. They previously beat Fond du Lac 13-0 and Beaver Dam 4-2 as Dave Loomis and Butch Severson starred with strong hitting and pitching. La Crosse will host the state meet in 1967.
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Beaver Dam
Wis
la Crosse Eagles
Monroe
la Crosse
Fond du Lac
Dave Loomis
Butch Severson
Severson
Loomis
Jim Jirsa
Don Webster
Eagles
Draeger Clark Win Blackhawk Archery Shoot Titles
In Onalaska Wisconsin Bob Draeger won the men s championship and Judy Clark captured the women s championship at the Blackhawk Archery Shoot. Barry Bradstreet and Carol Phillips also won archery division titles with multiple top finishers listed across categories.
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Onalaska
Wis
Bob Draeger
Judy Clark
Barry Bradstreet
Carol Phillips
Blackhawk
Jim Keim
Jim Brush
Joe Stephans
Harvey Strand
Jerry Severson
Gary Candahl
Francis Schmits
Bob Wuensch
Frank Freismuth
Frank Halverson
Hunter
Sonny Voter
Lester Lind
Bob Kreibich
Jenny Candahi
Shirley Scott
Jean Voter
Lorraine Severson
Donna Kostecki
Laura Lind
Monica Kreibich
JoAnne Lindvik
Barbara Vater
Vivian Bradstreet
Kathy Kreibich
Steve Severson
Dennis Stein
John Benrud
Gary Severson
Brian Benrud
Tom Severson
Bruce Bradstreet
Debbie Scott
Prairie du Chien Rodeo Hosts Knights of Columbus Event
Prairie du Chien Wisconsin hosts the Knights of Columbus rodeo September 3 4 5 with Junior Meek of Arizona defending his title after winning the bull riding and steer wrestling and placing fourth in calf roping last year Appleton Iowa Cedar Rapids Iowa defeated Appleton Fox Cities 7-3 in the Midwest League playoff opener.
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Prairie DU Chien
Wis
Junior Meek
Arizona
Knights of Columbus
Meek
Appleton
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Appleton - Fox Cities
Hecker Falcons Eye Pro Football Dropouts
Coach Norb Hecker of the Atlanta Falcons eyes draft-day cuts as NFL teams trim rosters from 49 to 43 by midnight. Hecker seeks bench depth without sacrificing future draft picks amid releases from Giants Redskins Chargers and early rookies Johnson and Claridge show promise.
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Atlanta Falcons
Hecker
New York Giants
Washington Redskins
NFL
San Diego Chargers
American Football League
Giants
Bob Timberlake
Michigan
Olen Underwood
Texas
Steve Bowman
Alabama
Owen Thomas
New Mexico State
Washington
Harry Theofiledes
Waynesburg
Tom Urbanik
Penn State
Chargers
Jack Milks
San Diego State
Jim Tolbert
Lincoln
University
Dan Henning
William and Mary
Randy Johnson
San Francisco
Dennis Claridge
Phillies Astros Mets Lead NL Again in Monday Action
Bunning beat the Giants 5-1 for his 10th win in 12 against them. Cuellar threw his first major league shutout 2-0 over the Pirates. Shaw beat the Dodgers 5-3 with the Mets. Cincinnati toppled St Louis 2-0 and the Cubs outlasted Atlanta 4-2 in 14 innings. Koufax slated to start for the Dodgers.
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ED Schuyler JR
Associated Press
Jim Bunning
Jack and the Beanstalk
Giants
Mike Cuellar
Pirates
Bob Shaw
Dodgers
Bunning
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Cuellar
Pittsburgh
Shaw
Los Angeles
Sandy Koufax
New York Mets
Koufax
Mets
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Chicago Cubs
Atlanta
Herman Franks
Frank
Willie Mays
Phillies
Johnny Callison
Bob Veale
Houston
Ron Davis
Mets Rally Break Five-Game Slide in Losses and Reds Win
In a tight day of National League action, the Dodgers beat the Mets as Jim Hickman hit a two run double and Nate Oliver miscue opened two more runs. Cincinnati continued its hot stretch with Deron Johnson homer two times and Joe Nuxhall tossing a three hitter to stretch the Reds win streak to six. The Cubs used a 14th inning pinch hit by George Altman to push ahead, while Rico Carty drove in the Braves' tying run in the ninth with Wes Bales on base.
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Denny
Frank Skaff
Tommy John
Cleveland
Tommie Agee
Chicago
John
Dooley Womack
Steve Hamilton
Yankees
Lou Clinton
Hamilton
Athletics
Bernie Allen
Minnesota
Jim Perry
Senators
Jose Tartabull
California
Angels
Bobby Knoop
George Scott
Jose Santiago
Sox
Shaw
Jim Hickman
Nate Oliver
Dodgers
Lou Johnson
Mets
Deron Johnson
Joe Nuxhall
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Reds
Cubs
George Altman
Braves
Rico Carty
Wes Bales
Eastern NFL Race Opens Without Jim Brown
In the post Browns era the Eastern Conference appears wide open with Dallas Cleveland New York leading the pack and St Louis Philadelphia on the fringe. Dallas defense remains strong and offense could surge if Hayes Renfro and Meredith stay healthy with Landry adjusting the offense and Renfro moving from safety to running back.
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Jim Brown
Dallas
Cleveland
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Washington
Pittsburgh
Atlanta Falcons
Browns
Cowboys
Bob Hayes
Mel Renfro
Don Meredith
Tom Landry
Meredith
Don Perkins
Renfro
Oregon
Hayes
Landry
Tony Liscio
Bob Lilly
Atlanta
Leroy Kelly
Ernie Green
Kelly
Frank Ryan
Ryan
Jim Ninowski
Paul Warfield
Gary Collins
Walt Roberts
Milt Morin
Mike Ditka
Ron Kramer
Larry Benz
Bobby Franklin
Curve Parkview Set Stars Pace in Bowling League
Curve In and Parkview led Western Wisconsin Traveling All Star League at Pla Mar Lanes with 2 799 and 997 series as Russ Gilson rolled 624 and Roger Wiemer 622. Pla Mar leads with 27 points, Holiday 23, Parkview 14. Also Jim Vaaler had 621 in Men’s Blackhawk and Tom Taylor caught a 20 pound muskie at Black River Falls measuring 3812 inches.
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Wisconsin
Russ Gilson
Roger Wiemer
Paul Losen
Dan Greene
Jon Torkelson
al Walters
Vern Seitz
Russ Olson
Pla-Mer
Holiday
Vlasek’s
South Lancs
Jim Vaaler
Blackhawk
Pla-Mor
Dave Barker
Jeanne Miller
Black River Falls
Tom Taylor
Black River
Aussies Retain Crown and Target Upset in Meet
Davis Cup veterans Roy Emerson and Fred Stolle returned the National Doubles title to Australia for the 11th time in 21 years. They beat Dennis Ralston and Clark Graebner 6-4 6-4 6-4 at Longwood to reinforce Australia’s grip as focus shifts to singles with Emerson ranked No 2 behind Manuel Santana.
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Brookline
Mass
Roy Emerson
Fred Stolle
U. S
Australia
Emerson
Stolle
America
Dennis Ralston
Clark Graebner
Longwood
Manuel Santana
Spain
Forest Hills
N.Y
Ralston
Graebner
Tony Roche
John Newcombe
Twins Call Up Seven Minor Leaguers For Final Run
The Minnesota Twins announced that seven minor league players will join the parent club September 6 after minor league play ends. Recalled are infielder Frank Quilici, outfielder Sandy Valdespino, and pitcher Jim Ollom from Denver. Rich Reese and Ron Clark contracts were purchased, Jim Roland recalled from Syracuse, and catcher George Mitterwald promoted from St. Cloud.
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Minneapolis - ST. Paul
Minnesota Twins
Twins
Frank Quilici
Sandy Valdespino
Jim Ollom
Denver
Minnesota
Rich Reese
Ron Clark
Jim Roland
Syracuse
George Mitterwald
St. Cloud
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