Teachout’s Green Bay cut list and local sports notes
Tribune City editor Ken Teachout cites a Packers cut list with drops trades and taxi squad options. The item also notes golfers young Doniverson stock ties and Dairyland baseball champs led by Greg Larson, plus Pat Nugent Jesuit multi sport athlete and UM Minnesota freshman recruits from Wisconsin.
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Klein beats Bendel's Downs in Classic League clash
Klein tops Bendel's 5-4 in eight innings at Trane Park to tighten first place in the Classic League. Halverson threw a three hitter as Klein and Son defeated Terrace Bar 4-1. Se verson and Halverson had two hits each off loser Wayne Sewyer. Other results: Toby's beat Lichtie Construction 9-1 with Kowal collecting three hits. H-Pizza Villa blanked Ziebell's IGA as Czechowicz pitched a one hitter. Bendel's leads the standings at 6-1, followed by Toby's 5-2, Terrace 5-3, with Klein and S&H-Pizza Villa tied at 4-3.
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Seattle swimmer breaks 880 yard freestyle record
Steve Krause of Seattle shattered the American mark for the 880 yard freestyle with a 9 04 2 time Friday surpassing Murray Rose's 1958 record of 9 13.5.
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Steve Krause
Murray Rose
Ziebell's IGA to Play Whitehall Lanes at Powell Park
Ziebell's IGA meets Whitehall Lanes in an exhibition softball game at 2 p.m. Sunday at Powell Park. Whitehall tops Trempealeau County League. top hitters include Mark Hagen Steve Hoff and Jerry Hagen. Ardell Thorud owns a 17 1 pitching record with start by Mike Ehrsam or Jerry Yehle for the Classic League.
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Whitehall
Powell Park
Mark Hagen
Steve Hoff
Jerry Hagen
Ardell Thorud
Mike Ehrsam
Jerry Yehle
Everhart Sails to Mixed Results at Lake Winnebago
In Neenah Wisconsin the M20 sailing events at Lake Winnebago saw Dave Everhart finish second in the morning race and eighth in the afternoon. Clayton Gaylord won the morning race from Lake Geneva with Harry Schroeder of La Crosse sixth in the afternoon. Jake Hoeschler placed third in the afternoon, while Jim Hoeschler and Jack Hoeschler were seventh and Dr Thorolf Gundersen ninth. The overall winner was Bill Reier of Lake Geneva with Frank Grundman of Neenah following.
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Clayton Gaylord
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Jake Hoeschler
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Thorolf Gundersen
Bill Reier
Frank Grundman
Brodt and Kjos Lead La Crosse Softball Triumph
La Crosse defeated Onalaska 16-7 as Clar Brodt collected five hits and Kjos four. Middle Ridge outscored Genoa 22-17 and Stoddard beat Romance 20-11 in Riverland League action.
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Edward L. Casey dies at 72 former Harvard coach
Edward L. Casey aged 72, who was named to Walter Camp's 1919 All-America team and later coached football at Harvard, died on Wednesday in Boston.
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Edward L. Casey
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Pro Charts by Murray Old Sam an
This profile of the Green Bay Packers highlights leadership by Vince Lombardi, trusted stars like Bart Starr and Ray Nitschke, and depth concerns with eleven starters over 30. It notes coaching plans, depth rookies, and a cautious third-place prediction.
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Lee Roy Caffey
Dave Robinson
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Willie Wood
Herb Adderley
Tommy Brown
Doug Hart
Bobby Jeter
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Lombardi
Holdouts Start Trickling Into Training Camps
Pro football holdouts begin reporting as Earl Faison Pat Studstill and Colts players join camps. Lions Safetyman Bruce Mahar and guard Ted Karras unsigned as Raymond Berry delays. Teams trim rosters with Jets Packers Giants Bills and Browns making moves.
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England
Earl Faison
San Diego
Pat Studstill
Detroit
Baltimore Colts
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Jimmy Orr
Willie Richardson
Lou Michaels
Colts
Raymond Berry
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Sid Gillman
Studstill
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Bruce Mahar
Ted Karras
Joe Wellborn
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New York Jets
Marty Sica
Sam Montgomery
Green Bay
Willie Ross
Buffalo Bills
Bob Post
Randy
Packers Pull Through Intrasquad Scrimmage Prepares For All Stars
Bob Long shone as he ran well and Jim Taylor powered through the defensive line while Paul Hornung remained lively. The Packers practiced 90 minutes, eyeing the August 5 game against the College All-Stars in Chicago. Lombardi announced two cuts, Marty Sica and Sam Montgomery, trimming roster to 54 with 19 rookies.
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Vince Lombardi
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Southern University
Ray Schoenke
Southern Methodist
Cleveland Browns
Air Force Academy Football Fans Buy 9,500 Season Tickets
More than 9,500 season tickets have been sold for U S Air Force Academy football games this fall as the AP reports strong support for the team.
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U.S. Air Force Academy
Vike Attack Should Be Great Van Brocklin
Minnesota Vikings coach Norm Van Brocklin and quarterback Fran Tarkenton predict a great 1966 offense with a strong passing game led by a stable receiving corps. Tarkenton cites the same ends for two seasons and notes improved rookies, while the running game features Mason Brown and solid depth behind them. The line, anchored by Alder man Sunde Bowie and Mick Tingelhoff, is praised as among the league's best at four positions.
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Jimmy Orr
Red Phillips
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Tom Hall
Lance Rentzel
Hal Bedsole
Ron Green
North Dakota
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Bob Meers
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Phil King
Billy Ray Barnes
Dave Osborn
Jim Young
Jim Lindsey
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Grady Alderman
Milt Sunde
Larry Bowie
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Giants Fall In Rain After Braves Rally In Atlanta
Rain delays and a late Homer by Rico Carty lift the Braves to a 7-6 win over the Giants after a 5-3 lead. Willie Mays ties it with his 23rd homer. Jose Pagan drives in three for Pittsburgh in a separate late rally. Cubs beat Mets 7-4. Cardinals top Dodgers 4-0. Reds edge Astros as Chicago and Cincinnati win.
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Major League Leaders Overview by Team and Stat
A compact summary of top league leaders across batting and pitching. Highlights include Hank Aaron leading in runs and RBIs for Atlanta, Stan Musial in multiple categories, and notable performances by Willie Stargell Roberto Clemente and others. Pitching leaders show Don Drysdale and Sandy Koufax among strikeout leaders with strong win totals.
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Major League Baseball Leaders Averages and Records
Highlights from the American League show Frank Robinson leading batting with 80 runs and 81 RBIs for Baltimore. Brooks Robinson and Powell tie for 75 RBIs while Oliva and B. Robinson post 128 and 123 hits respectively. Jim Scott Aparicio and other players head triple and home run lists, with Watt, McNally, and Richert among top pitching figures.
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Sparta and Tomah Teams Advance To Tomah Softball Finals
Sparta Market Tavern and Tomah Vlasek's Lanes won Friday at North Glendale Park to reach the Tomah Softball Association finals. Market Tavern defeated Portage Buds Pizza Hut 8-1 behind Don Roush three hits. Vlasek's beat Spartan Lanes 8-1 with Dave Bruha a three hitter. Semis set for Saturday and the finals scheduled Sunday with Market facing Vlasek's and Bud's meeting Spartan for third.
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Menasha Hurler Throws No Hit No Run In Tourney
Jim Meyer struck out 16 batters in a no hit no run performance as Menasha beat West Bend 3-0 to reach the state tournament quarter finals. He allowed two walks and retired 18 in a row between first and seventh innings. Tourney finals are Sunday.
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Milwaukee Pilot Big John Wins at Great Lakes Dragaway
Milwaukeean Bob Lutz piloted his Big John to 194.59 miles an hour with an 8.03 second elapsed time to win the nitro-fuel event at the Great Lakes Dragaway in Union Grove. Col by Stafford of Glencoe Illinois drove 100 Proof to 160.71 mph in 9.68 seconds in the gas dragster event.
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Milwaukee
Big John
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Mayor's Trophy game nets $141 824 for New York sandlot program
The Mayor's Trophy game between the New York Yankees and the New York Mets on June 27 produced a net of 141 824 14 dollars for the Greater New York sandlot baseball program.
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King College names Lawrence Nida new basketball coach
Lawrence Allen Nida of St. Albans West Virginia has been named head basketball coach at King College in Bristol Tennessee. He replaces the previous coach and is introduced to the team and campus.
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Lawrence Allen Nida
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