Bert Rose Resigns Post With Vikings
Bert E Rose Jr longtime Vikings general manager resigns after years of speculation leaving the NFL club seeking a replacement. Acting general manager Edwin Martini Duluth attorney will handle duties while a new general manager is sought. Coach Norm Van Brocklin says he is not a candidate and Joe Thomas is mentioned as a possible successor.
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Minnesota Vikings
Norm van Brocklin
Bert E. Rose Jr
Vikings
Rose
van Brocklin
Los Angeles
Edwin Martini
Duluth
E.W
Bill) Boyer
Norm
Joe Thomas
NFL
Thomas
Philadelphia Eagles
Eagles
Boyer
Stigman Uses Positive Thinking To Edge Yankees
Dick Stigman, despite a sore back, held the New York Yankees to five hits as the Minnesota Twins won 2 1 in the opener of a four game set. Zoilo Versalles drove in the go ahead run in the fifth, while Don Mincher belted his eighth homer to back Stigman who struck out six and walked four. The Yankees’ Elston Howard hit a 460 foot homer off Stigman, but otherwise the visitors managed little against the lefty. Stigman credited positive thinking for his performance as he eyed the next game versus Gerry Arrigo and Jim Bouton.
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Dick Stigman
Stigman
Nimrod
Minn
New York Yankees
Minnesota Twins
Elston Howard
Yankees
New Yorkers
Twins
Zoilo Versalles
Don Mincher
Mincher
Metropolitan Stadium
Roger Maris
Mickey Mantle
Frank Lary
Detroit
Gerry Arrigo
Bombers
New York
Jim Bourton
Dick Hall
Bunker
Wayne Causey
Ed Charles
Orioles
Norm Siebern
Dick Brown
Luis Aparicio
Baltimore
Wagner
RBI
Boston
Dick Stuart
Red Sox
Angels
Wally Bunker
Kansas City
Minnesota
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Memorial Menomonie Lead Golf Sectional to State Meet
Memorial and Menomonie topped the Menomonie WIAA golf sectional to advance to state play. Memorial’s Doug Lindsay earned medalist with a 74 while Amery’s Denny Johnson shot 78 as other teams tallied scores from 328 to 409.
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Menomonie
Wis
Eau Claire Memorial
Tomah and Gale-Ettrick in Tomah WIAA Sectional
Tomah Wisconsin Tomah and Gale-Ettrick will meet Thursday at 2 p.m. in the Tomah WIAA Sectional baseball tournament. Greenwood and Wisconsin Rapids are also part of the Tomah sectional group.
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Tomah
Gale-Ettrick
Wis
Greenwood
Wisconsin Rapids
Bob Taylor Leads Airport Trap Club Shoot
Bob Taylor led the Airport Trap Club shooters Sunday with 23 x 25 22 x 25 and 20 x 25 across three rounds. Others posting solid scores included Ken Happle Keith Briggs Bruce Taylor Rich Jerue and John Brown. The next shoot is set for June 7 from the new traphouse.
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Bob Taylor
Airport Trap Club
Ken Happle
Keith Briggs
Bruce Taylor
Rich Jerue
Bob Christenson
Dave, Hecht
Dec Doyle
John Brown
New
Leon tops Sparta B and Q 8 1 in Coulee League game
Leon defeated the Sparta B and Q team 8 to 1 Sunday in a Coulee League matchup. Art Hart earned the win and Lee Izard took the loss.
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Sparta
Wis
Leon
Art Hart
Lee Izard
Pop Ivy Fired and Sammy Baugh Named Oilers Coach
Houston AP Sammy Baugh takes over as head coach of the Oilers after Pop Ivy is fired and replaced by Baugh on a one year contract. Owner Bud Adams cites fan opinion on Ivy. Lou Rymkus possible return as line coach and Steber discussed for staff. Also sports notes Middle Ridge wins 10 9 over Summit and Bangor Junior Legion fall to Middle Ridge 7 5. Update on Tri-State Baseball League Winnebagoes practice.
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Sammy Baugh
Houston Oilers
Frank
Pop) Ivy
Baugh
Ivy
Pop
K. S
Bud) Adams
Lou Rymkus
Oiler
John Steber
New York Titan
Rymkus
Oilers
Notre Dame
Middle Ridge
Wis
Bob Cunitz
T. Cavadini
L. Niedfeldt
Bangor Junior Legion
Joe Steigerswald
Bangor
Twins Edge Yankees In Nineteenth Inning Showdown
New York pipped Minnesota 2 to 0 with a 19th inning run after a late rally. Alex Mincher and Howard homered for Minnesota while Versalles and Allisson added RBIs in a tight, error-prone affair. Pitchers Terry and Mikkelsen split duties with WP credited to Terry. Attendance reached 29,649.
Norwalk and Wilton Triumph in Wildcat League Openers
Norwalk beat Coon Valley 12 to 1 behind Delmer Doll two hits eight strikeouts. Larry Fletcher homered and doubled while Harlan Pottinger added a homer and a single. Coon Valley pitcher DahlHolte Amann allowed 16 hits. Wilton defeated Ontario 7 to 5 with Don Ferries three hits including a triple. Dan Collins added two hits and Everett Reinke two singles for Wilton.
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Wis
Coon Valley
Delmer Doll
Doll
Larry Fletcher
la Vern Pottinger
Harlan Pottinger
Coon Val
Wilton
Westby
LaMont Prell
Tomah
Viroqua
Fred Henry
Don Larson
Bob Ducklow
Tom Gatzke
Prell
Larry Gabrielson
Bangor
West Salem
K. Larson
Gabrielson
G. Johnson
Merry Mix-Up Set By La Crescent Women
La Crescent Pine Creek Women’s Golf Club hosts a Merry Mix-Up on Wednesday at Pine Creek Golf Course. Tee-off is 8:30 a.m. with coffee at 8 a.m. Partners will be drawn at that time and a luncheon follows the play.
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Minn
Pine Creek
Pine Creek Golf Course
Weigent Night Ticket Deadline Set for LA Crosse Event
Local ticket sales for the 50 year sports reunion honoring Walter Babe Weigent, La Crosse Central High School athletic director, end Monday June 8. The stag banquet is at 7 p m Saturday June 13 in the Mary E Sawyer Auditorium with guests including Art Dynne Mansfield and Bob Rennebohm among others.
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Babe) Weigent
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S and H Sports
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Lake Mills
Wis
Weigent
Central
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Brookfield High School
Milwaukee
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Dynne) Mansfield
University of Wisconsin
Bob Rennebohm
Wisconsin
UW Foundation
Stu Willson
Northern States Power Co
Ray Nibbe
la Crosse Logan
Ranger
Charles Weigent
Eau Claire
Cports Crosse Cribune Report June 2 1964
The Crosse Cribune dated Tuesday June 2 1964 reports local sports and community notes delivered via RFD. It highlights routine scores and standings from area teams and mentions miscellaneous June deliveries.
Habiger Drives Tigers In Five-Hit Night
In Monday Trane League softball action the Tigers routed the Spartans 26 to 5 at Lueth as Andy Habiger collected five hits and teammate Weise added four for Old Grandads in a 12 to 1 win over the Hornets at Memorial South Green Gremlins blanked the Orioles 7 0 at Powell Park and the Lab edged the Pencil Pushers 6 5 at Hogan Park in other games
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Trane Co
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Grandads
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Polich
Miller
Casson
Mitterreiter
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Habiger
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Holman
Murak
Severson
Kopanka
Dwyer
Terelson
Yehle
Antony's Hit Gives Coon Valley Victory
Arlan Antony delivers a ninth inning RBI single to right as Coon Valley beat Chaseburg 3 to 2 in Tri State League action. Chaseburg led 2 0 1 through eight frames, while Coon Valley rallied with a pair in the ninth to claim the win. C. Jacobson and A. Jacobson, Ricker and Blihovde paired for the game.
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Coon Valley
Wis
Arlan Antony
Chaseburg
C. Jacobson
A. Jacobson
Ricker
Blihovde
Horseshoe Pitchers Organize Summer League at Houska Park
Horseshoe pitching will be organized for the summer at a meeting Wednesday June 10 in Houska Park. Walter Babe Weigent horseshoe director said all those interested in pitching in league competition should report.
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Walter
Babe) Weigent
Softball Classic League Tuesday Schedule Features Key Matches
The Rec Softball Classic schedules Klein and Son against Stellicks National Oil at 6 30 p m Powell Clark’s Super 100 face Katz Co at 8 00 p m and Powell Syls Place meet Maple Grove Country Club at 6 30 p m at Trane.
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Stellick
National Oil Co
Powell Clark
Katz Co
Powell, Syl
Maple Grove Country Club
Trane
Soldiers Grove Triumphs 1 0 in District Playoff
In Richland Center the Soldiers Grove team edged Richland Center 1-0 in 10 innings as Jack Maybee lined an infield single to score Jim Dull. Dull had Grove’s only other hit. John Thorne allowed two hits and fanned 10. The Cards remain undefeated at 10-0.
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Wis
Jack Maybee
Jim Dull
Soldiers Grove
Dull
Grove
John Dull
Maybee
Vern Geishert
Geishert
John Thort
Blair
Gale Ettrick
Whitehall
Ken Truax
Steve Johnson
Lee Baker
Redmen
M.P.O advances hemorrhoid relief claims
Clinical tests report results good to excellent in five of six patients using M.P.O. an advanced hemorrhoid treatment. The product promises faster pain relief with Benzocaine, quicker shrinking via Ephedrine Sulfate, rapid itch relief, longer-lasting comfort, and infection protection with hexachlorophene. Mentholatum Laboratories backs the discovery. available as ointment or suppositories with a money-back guarantee.
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M.P.O
Austin Topples Caledonia 13 0 in Region Play
Austin defeated Caledonia 13 0 in the Region 1 high school baseball tournament in Austin Minnesota. The Huskies advance to face Winona, which beat Faribault 2 1, for the regional championship Friday night. The line score shows Austin scoring four runs in the second inning and Caledonia left with four runs.
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Minn
Caledonia
Winona
Faribault
Whitehall Fourth Arcadia Finishes Seventh in Sectional Track
Hudson WI Whitehall placed fourth and Arcadia seventh at the WIAA Class B sectional. Unity led with 4514 points. Whitehall's Brown in the 440, Winsand in the mile and 880 relay (Quinn Bieri Maldonado Brown) qualified for state. Maldonado won the broad jump and placed fifth in discus. Larson and Bieri hit podiums in pole vault and 100. Arcadia's Comero won discus, Benusa pole vault, Haines runner up in shot, Forsyth fifth in 440.
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Whitehall
Arcadia
Unity
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New Richmond
Ellsworth
River Falls
Mondovia
Durand
Brown
Winsand
Quinn
Bieri
Maldonado
Larson
Guinn
Roger Comero
Dennis Benusa
Jim Haines
Bob Forsyth
Westby coach seeks 1964-65 basketball game
Westby High School coach Bill Brehm has two open dates December 15 and February 16 for a 1964-65 season game. He will play at home or away, seeking an opponent and location.
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Wis
Bill Brehm
Brehm
Major League Leaders Highlights Batter Totals and Pitching
National League top hitters include Clemente of Pittsburgh with 67 hits and 14 doubles while Williams of Chicago clocks 65 hits and 12 doubles. Mays leads in runs and RBIs with 42 and 43 respectively. American League leaders feature Oliva of Minnesota with 75 at bats and 71 hits, plus 37 runs and 40 RBIs. Killebrew paces home runs with 14. Aparicio leads stolen bases with 25. Pitching leaders show Marichal of San Francisco 8 1 with an .889 era and Koufax of Los Angeles with 69 strikeouts, while Radatz leads with 63 strikeouts.
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Chicago
Clemente
Pittsburgh
Mays
San Francisco
Allen
Philadelphia
Boyer
St. Louis
Santo
Callison
Howard
Los Angeles
Wills
Harper
Cincinnati
Marichal
Farrell
Houston
Koufax
Maloney
Oliva
Minnesota
Hinton
Washington
Allison
Rollins
Wagner
Cleveland
Stuart
Boston
Bressoud
Mathews
Kansas City
McAuliffe
Detroit
Green
Fregosi
Versalles
Killebrew
Colavito
Aparicio
Baltimore
Weis
Davalillo
Bunker
Kralick
Ford
New York
Radatz
Wickersham
Wagner drives Indians to 3-0 win over White Sox
Leon Wagner homered and added a single with two runs as Cleveland beat Chicago 3-0 behind Jack Kralick four hitter. Wagner boosted his average to .309 and RBI total to 40 while punching his 11th homer.
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Associated Press
Leon Wagner
Los Angeles Angels
Cleveland Indians
Angels
Wagner
Indians
Cleveland
Chicago White Sox
Jack Kralick
Los Angeles
Dodger Stadium
Barry Latman
Joe Adcock
Koelbls Posts 12 4 Win Over Whiteys
Scores from Powell and surrounding parks show Koelbls Bar, 12 4 over Whiteys, Powell. 400 Club beat Lathhs 11 5. Joe s OK topped Terrace Bar 20 11. Glen s Bar 24 9 over Finns. Johns topped Friendly Nab or 35 4. Schmidty s downed Monitor 15 2. Olson Towl Glen s and Twite Schmidtys each had four hits. Homers listed for Harnish Hall Priebe Glen s Clark Scheck Moers Gassen Nelson Johns McCurdy Marco 2 400 Club McAlear Latches Pataska Guy Joes OK LaFleur Koelb s Fass Whiteys Walsh Ekern Temp Tauscher Schmidtys Merfeld Monitor.
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Whitey
Powell
Bohemian Hall
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Swanson Field
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Finn
Houska
John’s
Nabor
Copeland Park
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Monitor Bar
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Towl
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Twite
Schmidty
Fass
Walsh
Ekern
Temp
Tauscher
Merfeld
Monitor
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Travis St
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Sherman Ave
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Clinton Street
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Pizarro
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