Nichols Captures First By Stroke
Bobby Nichols, 28, wins the Curling World Golf Championship at Oakland Hills with 278 to edge Arnold Palmer by one stroke. Palmer finishes second, Jack Nicklaus tied for fifth, Gary Player third, Hogan and Pete Brown share fourth as Nichols climbs money list with a $35,000 prize.
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Baseball Standings And Results From A Busy Week
The standings show Baltimore Chicago New York Detroit Los Angeles Minnesota Cleveland Boston Washington Kansas City with win loss records and batting metrics. Weekend results include Kansas City 9-5 Cleveland 3-6 and New York 9 Boston 3 Chicago 3 Baltimore 0 Minnesota 5 Washington 4. Los Angeles 5 Detroit 4. Upcoming matchups list New York at Los Angeles Boston at Kansas City Baltimore at Minnesota Detroit at Chicago Cleveland at Washington.
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Major League Leaders Separated by Batting and Pitching Stats
Baseball leaders list multiple players across leagues with top marks in batting runs, hits, doubles and triples. mvp candidates include Clemente Aaron Santo Mays Oliva Killebrew Aparicio Koufax Drysdale Ford and Bunning with runs batted in totals and strikeout totals highlighted.
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Milwaukee
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San Francisco
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Philadelphia
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St. Louis
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Pinson
Cincinnati
Callison
Wills
Los Angeles
Brock
Koufax
Bunning
Drysdale
Bowling Scores National League Results at Curve-In Alleys
In the Curve-In Alleys league John Deere teams posted top totals with John Deere 4020 and 3020 achieving high scores of 174 2276 and 822 797 respectively. Hillside Tavern Otto's Tru-Gas and other squads posted strong scores while High 8 led by W Sweeney and W Gilbert son dominated the individual standings with Elmer Seeger a high single scorer at 202.
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Mincher and Oliva Power Twins Past Senators 5 4
Camilo Pascual stranded three hits through seven as the Washington Senators were overcome by Minnesota Twins power. Don Mincher hit his 20th homer and Tony Oliva his 28th, lifting the Twins to a 5 4 win with Jim Perry earning the victory and Gerry Arrigo a save.
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Yanks Win 9-3 as Skowron Lifts Sox Near Orioles
Moose Skowron hit his first homer in six weeks to spark the Chicago White Sox to a 3-9 win over Baltimore, pulling within a half game of the lead as New York beat Boston 9-3. The day also saw Tony Oliva homer for Minnesota in a 5-4 win over Washington.
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Mequon Driver Fifth Overall in Mid-Ohio Race
Bill Wuesthoff of Mequon Wisconsin finished fifth overall and first in his class in the 168 mile Driv ers Championship Race at Mid-Ohio Sports Car Track. He drove a Robert Bosch Special. Wuesthoff won the class for cars under two litres while Hap Sharp of Midland Texas won the overall in a Chaparral II with a 2 hour 5 minute 29.2 second time averaging 80.33 mph.
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Vikings Top Rams 34 23 in NFL Exhibition
Minnesota Vikings beat Los Angeles Rams 34 to 23 in an AFL style exhibition. Pittsburgh defeated San Francisco 16 to 14. Jets routed San Diego 34 to 6 and Oakland won 34 to 20.
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Upland Faces Charlotte in Legion World Series Final
Rollie Fingers will start for Upland California against Charlotte North Carolina in the American Legion baseball championship game in Little Rock Arkansas.
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La Crosse State Gridders Begin Comeback Tuesday
La Crosse State University opens 1964 drills with 75 candidates under coach Bill Vickrey, aiming to rebound from an 0-8-1 1963 season. The squad includes 18 lettermen and 41 freshmen as Vickrey blends experience with youth for a stronger Wisconsin State Conference bid.
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Allen’s costly errors loom in Phillies loss to Pirates
Richie Allen of Philadelphia fumbled defense as Pittsburgh routed the Phillies 10 to 2. Carty and Hart led San Francisco and Milwaukee in wins, while Allen chased NL third base records with 33 errors in 29 games, amid a 312 average and 24 homers.
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Jastremski Reclaims King Title With Two World Marks
Chet Jastremski, 23, Indiana medical student from Toledo, shattered his 200 meter breaststroke world record twice at Astoria Pool trials. He first clocked 2:28.2 then 2:28.6 to win the final and secure a Tokyo berth. Donna de Varona set a 400 meter individual medley American mark of 5:14.9. Roy Saari beat Don Schollander in 400 free. Six American records and two world marks set in six events.
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The La Crosse Tribune For Vacation Reading
The entire family will appreciate copies of The La Crosse Tribune while on vacation. This short note urges readers to take the newspaper along to enjoy local news and features during time away.
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Burlington Player Stabbed Critically
Donald Haley a 19 year old right fielder for the Burlington Iowa minor league team was stabbed and critically wounded in a Decatur tavern brawl. He was taken to a Decatur hospital with the stab wound in the stomach as investigators probe the incident amid an end of season series with the Decatur Commodores.
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