Brewers Bid Rejected by National League Owners
National League owners rejected a Milwaukee Brewers bid to replace the Braves, saying the applicants lacked players, farm clubs and media contracts. The decision ends hopes for an immediate settlement and keeps court battles over Braves relocation in play.
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Fla
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Wisconsin
Milwaukee Brewers, Inc
Brewers
Milwaukee Braves
Dallas - Fort Worth
Tex
Rangers Host To Blugolds Central Away
La Crosse Aquinas visits La Crosse Logan tonight in the opening intra city basketball clash at 8 p.m. Central travels to Wausau to face Lumberjacks as a Big Rivers title contender. Aquinas and Logan each show recent results with starting lineups listed and recent scores noted.
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la Crosse Logan Gymnasium
la Crosse Central Ventures
Wausau
Lumberjacks
Big Rivers
Dave Bruha
Blugolds
Central Wisconsin
Wisconsin Rapids
Assumption
Logan
la Crosse Tribune
Rangers
Viroqua
Tomah
Sparta
Bruha
Aquinas
John Pinesak
Mike Callahan
Jim Michuta
Mike Gofus
Mike Limberg
Dan Rathburn
Bob Sieger
Lukas
Les Stevenson
Rudy Wuest
Bob Woodruff
Joe Maier
Ken Jensen
Central
Richland Center
la Crosse
Ron Abraham
Rick Nordstrom
Jim Nordrum
Terry Hass
Randy Hilleshiem
Ohio State Tops No 1 UCLA in Season Opener
UCLA, ranked No. 1 in the preseason poll, hosts Ohio State in a season opener. Coach Johnny Wooden voices concern after frosh Lew Alcindor led a 75-60 victory over the varsity in an exhibition, noting a loss of poise in the elder squad.
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Associated Press
Ucla Bruins
Bruins
Ohio State
Johnny Wooden
Ucla Frosh
Wooden
Lew Alcindor
Giel Van Brocklin Named National Football Hall of Fame Candidate
Norm Van Brocklin and Paul Giel are among 30 former college stars named as candidates for the National Football Foundation Hall of Fame in Washington D C. The group, comprising players who competed after 1910, will appear before the Honors Court in January for possible inclusion in 1966.
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Giel, van Brocklin
Packers Face Tarkenton And Mason Sunday
Green Bay hosts the Minnesota Vikings as Fran Tarkenton returns at quarterback and Tommy Mason starts at halfback. Coach Vince Lombardi noted Tarkenton’s impact and Vikings coach Norm Van Brocklin announced a reshuffled defense and Jim Phillips to start at flanker.
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Fran Tarkenton
Minnesota Vikings
Packers
Vikings
Norm van Brocklin
Ron VanderKelen
VanderKelen
Vince Lombardi
van Brocklin
Lombardi
Tarkenton
49Ers
Tommy Mason
Mason
Packer
Wally Cruice
Cruice
van Brockling
Dutchman
Roy Winston
John Kirby
George Rose
Jeff Jordan
Winston
Lonnie Warwick
Kirby
Bill Jobko
Rose
Earsell Mackbee
Jordan
Larry Vargo
Jim Phillips
Lance Rentzel
Blackwell tops league with 590 in Tomah bowling meet
Norm Blackwell rolled a 590 series to lead the Business Men's League at Vlasek Lanes in Tomah. Cram posted 2 531 and 895, while Wendell Ames had 585 and others scored from 559 to 514 as the standings proxied a tight low to mid 500s spread.
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Tomah
Wis
Norm Blackwell
Cram
Vlasek Lanes
Wendell Ames
Dick Baxter
Bill Leary
Cal Decorah
Dick Sommerfeldt
Buster Sowle
Dave Springman
Jim Rice
Bill McGloin
Griese Named To UPI 1965 All America Unit
Purdue quarterback Bob Griese earned a spot on UPI's 1965 All American first team. The offensive unit includes ends Howard Twilley of Tulsa and Freeman White of Nebraska, tackles Glen Ray Hines of Arkansas and Sam Ball of Kentucky, guards Dick Arrington of Notre Dame and Doug Van Horn of Ohio State, center Paul Crane of Alabama, and backs Donny Anderson Texas Tech Mike Garrett USC Jim Grabowski Illinois. Defensively the unit features ends Aaron Brown of Minnesota and Charles Smith of Michigan State, tackles Loyd Phillips of Arkansas and Bill Yearby of Michigan, linebackers Tom Nobis Texas Carl McAdams Oklahoma Dwight Kelley Ohio State, and backs Nick Rassas Notre Dame George Webster Michigan State John Roland Missouri Bruce Bennett Florida.
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Bob Griese
Purdue
United Press International
Steve Juday
Michigan State
UPI
Howard Twilley
Tulsa
Freeman White
Nebraska
Glen Ray Hines
Arkansas
Sam Ball
Kentucky
Dick Arrington
Notre Dame
Doug van Horn
Ohio State
Paul Crane
Alabama
Italian boxer Galli defends bantamweight title in Rome
Rome AP report notes Tommaso Galli of Italy defends his European bantamweight championship tonight against challenger Walter McGowan of Scotland in a prominent boxing clash.
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Rome
Tommaso Galli
Italy
Walter McGowan
Scotland
NCAA membership reaches record 644, says Byers
Kansas City AP reports National Collegiate Athletic Association membership hits a new high of 644. Executive Director Walter Byers stated the figure on Thursday, marking the largest enrollment in the association's history.
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Kansas City
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Walter Byers
NCAA
Blancas Masters Top Rookie Golfers
Homer Blancas Jr 27 Mexican American son of a Houston greens keeper named Golf Digest rookie of the year on the PGA tour. Margie Masters from Melbourne named LPGA rookie of the year for 1960 season in the United States circuit.
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Norwalk
Conn
Homer Blancas, Jr
Margie Masters
Golf
Golf Digest Magazine
Blancas
River Oaks
Houston
Tex
Miss Masters
Melbourne
United States
Wisconsin Antitrust Suit Targets National League Braves
Willard S. Stafford, 49, Wisconsin special counsel, leads an antitrust action against the National League Braves over monopolies on player employment and game scheduling. The Milwaukee case, now civil, allows depositions and could affect Milwaukee as the Braves move to Atlanta. Stafford’s duties span inquiries with Warren Giles and Ford Frick as the suit advances. He is a UW alumnus with varied interests from tennis to fishing and sculpture.
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Wisconsin
Braves
Atlanta
National League
Warren Giles
Giles
Milwaukee
Madison
Willard S. Stafford
Stafford
National League Braves
Badger State
National Baseball League
Ford Frick
Ques
Bronson LaFollette
University of Wisconsin
Alaska
South America
Virginia Tech tops Purdue in OT thriller at Lafayette
Little 5 10 Buddy Martin sparked Virginia Tech with eight late points in overtime, turning 86 86 tie into an 94 88 win. Bob King led Tech with 36, Dave Schellhase scored 38 for Purdue as other outcomes show Villanova, Iowa,Colorado, Oklahoma City also virtue wins.
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Virginia Tech
Ted Ware
Dave Schellhase
Purdue
UPI
Little
Buddy Martin
Lafayette
Ind
Bob King
Gobblers
Boilermakers
Bill Melchionni
Villanova
Scranton
Wildcats
Providence
Chris Perrall
Iowa
Pepperdine
Bob Bauers
Colorado
Tulsa
Gary Gray
Oklahoma City
SMU
Rustic Inn Tops Vogue Hauser TV In Classic League Action
Rustic Inn defeated Vogue Hauser TV 75-45 at Longfellow School as Mike Fitzgerald and John Veltman each scored 11. Ted Paulson led Vogue Hauser TV with 16. Ken Peterson topped Toby's Bar 23 in a 53-42 win over Pearl St Merchants. Pat Behm led the Pearl St Merchants with 12. Steckel had 14 for St Francis Hospital, while Taylor led Molzahn Construction with 12.
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Vogue- Hauser TV
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St. Francis Hospital
Molzahn Construction
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John Veltman
Ted Paulson
Vogue-Hauser TV
Ken Peterson
Toby’s
Pat Behm
Steckel
Taylor
Toby’s Pig
Behm Re
Peterson Monsoor
Czechowicz Breiwick
Addis Reiber
Runice Sofia
Tovsen Geary
Hogden
Kowal
Wagner Lamb
Sue
Toby's Bar
Veane-Haweer Fg
Veltman
Eggen
Hamm
Lupie Pichetta
Dahiby
Budgins
Kerska
Kaeske Zimmerman
Schmitt
Paulson A Schmidt
Harnish
Schaetzke
Chattman
Hanson
Fitzgerald Steensrud
Vogue Bar-Hauser TV
Congenital Heart Is Cause Of Boy's Death
Rochester 17 year old John Shemming died after a winter league basketball scrimmage. medical examiner cites congenital heart condition as the cause. He had been exempt from physical education due to the condition, and was associated with St Monica Roman Catholic Church’s CYO team.
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Rochester
N.Y
John Shemming
Shemming
St. Monica’s
Roman Catholic Church
Catholic Youth Organization
Strong Memorial Hospital
John G. Shemming
West High School
Rich Flock Leads Sparta Bowling League Standings
In Sparta Wisconsin Rich Flock rolled a 603 series to lead the Tuesday Night League at Spartan Lanes. Teammate Jim Brieske added 566, Don Roush 539, John Williams 510, Lloyd Larson 508 and Don Schreier 506 as The Place of Norwalk posted 2 743 with a 934 set.
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Sparta
Wis
Rich Flock
Spartan Lanes
Jim Brieske
Don Roush
John Williams
Lloyd Larson
Don Schreier
Place
Norwalk
Garret Heisman Winner Seeks Pro Choice Amid Offers
USC coach John McKay labeled Mike Garrett worth far more than Namath’s 400000 estimate and predicted he could draw 36000 more weekly in Los Angeles. Garrett, honored with the Heisman Trophy, said he has no firm pro offer yet and will wait to choose the best deal among NFL teams Rams Chiefs Raiders Pirates.
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Namath
New York Jets
Mike Garrett
Los Angeles Rams
Mike
John Kay
University of Southern California
Los Angeles
Rams
McKay
Clais
Garrett
William Sigur
Norman Topping
Jesse Hill
Tommy Harmon
Kansas City Chiefs
Oakland Raiders
Pittsburg Pirates
Reds Try to Trade Robinson As Wynn? Baseball Trade Talks Grow
Cincinnati seeks Frank Robinson to boost the 1966 pennant push while Atlanta and Kansas City negotiate a separate deal involving John Wyatt for Rico Carty. Other trades shuffle Lindy McDaniel and Norm Siebern as major league meetings proceed. Milwaukee and Dallas-Fort Worth bids for new franchises are rejected, fueling Wisconsin opposition to the Braves move to Atlanta.
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Fla
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Frank Robinson
Reds
Bobby Bragan
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Robinson
Braves
Kansas City Athletics
John Wyatt
Kansas City
Atlanta
Rico Carty
A’s
Cinnati
McDaniel
Cubs
Landrum
Hands
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Tacoma
Handley
Giants
Milwaukee
Dallas-Fort Worth
Wisconsin
Phillips Oilers trample Gustavus. Black scores 22
Phillips Oilers of Bartlesville Oklahoma crushed Gustavus Adolphus 87 to 49 led by Tom Black with 22 points. Gustavus trailed 43 to 31 at halftime before Phillips surged 18 to 2 early in the second half. Other games saw Augsburg fall to Wheaton 80 to 76 and Minnesota Morris lose 91 to 83 to Northern of South Dakota.
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Phillips Oilers
Bartlesville
Okla
Gustavus Adolphus
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Wheaton
Minnesota Morris
Northern
South Dakota
Gustavus
Phillips
South Dakota State
Tom Black
la Crosse
Wis
Bill Laumann
al White
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Dick Kelley
Morris
Cougars
Duwayne Groos
Wayne Brabender
Boxing Results From Sydney Tokyo Baltimore Los Angeles
Salvatore Burrini stopped Rocky Gattellari in Sydney while Katsuo Takayama floored Onny Boromeo in Tokyo. Tank Hill outpointed Brad Silas in Baltimore and Luis Rodriguez defeated Eddie Pace in Los Angeles. Detroit overwhelmed Boston 10 to 2 in NHL action.
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Australia
Salvatore Burrini
Italy
Rocky Gattellari
Tokyo
Katsuoshi Takayama
Japan
Onny Boromeo
Philippines
Baltimore
Tank Hill
Brad Silas
Washington
Los Angeles
Luis Rodriguez
Miami
Fla
Eddie Pace
Santa Monica
Calif
Scores From Around The Nation Basketball Roundup
NBA San Francisco defeated Cincinnati 125 to 119. College results include St Bonaventure over Detroit 105 to 79 and Villanova 93 to 55 over Scranton. New Hampshire 95 beat Burdette 79. Auburn 91 topped Rice 74. Furman 66 edged Newberry 53. Virginia Tech 94 defeated Purdue 88 in OT. Oklahoma City 97 beat SMU 90. Iowa 111 routed Pepperdine 50. Texas A&M Commerce domination noted as Texas A&M 79 Trinity 70. Murray 92 beat Harden Simmons 81. Utah 121 crushed Montana State 71. Colorado 79 over Tulsa 72. Phillips Oilers 87 over Gustavus Adolphus 49. Wheaton Ill 80 defeated Augsburg 76. Northern South Dakota 91 topped Minnesota Morris.
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Wooden
Buckeyes
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Scranton
Iowa
Pepperdine
Colorado
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
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Temple Minnesota
Paul Giel
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Record of Janet Harman’s 792 series in 1963-64
Janet Harman of Norwalk California bowled the highest sanctioned three game series by a woman at 792 during the 1963 64 season. Her game scores were 216 276 and 300 establishing the mark.
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Norwalk
Calif
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