Indians Radatz In Groove In 6 5 Win Over Twins
Cleveland reliever Dick Radatz secured his first save for the Indians as he shut down the Twins in the ninth after a strong preceding effort by Fred Whitfield who drove in three with a homer and three singles. Whitfield raised his average to .236 and Jim Landis added a third inning homer to back Luis Tiant before he was relieved. The win kept Cleveland one game ahead of Baltimore while Minnesota dropped further in the standings.
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ST. Paul-Minneapolis
Monster
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Tebbetts
the Monster
Radatz
Minnesota Twins
Boston
Kansas City
Indians
Bob Allison
Minnesota
Sam Mele
Fred Whitfield
Baltimore
Twins
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Whitfield
Jim
Mudcat) Grant
Jim Landis
Zoilo Versalles
Tom Kelley
Tony Oliva
Sonny Siebert
Earl Battey
Luis Tiant
Steve Hargan
Hargan
Versalles
Oliva
Harmon Killebrew
Don Mincher
Monster Grant
Camilo Pascual
Lamabe
J.C. Martin
Chicago
Floyd Robinson
RBI
Frank Robinson
Orioles
Jim Palmer
Athletics
Belmont Field PP Horse Odds and Race Details
Post times set for 5 15 p m EDT with 11 starters racing for 161450 value. Top contenders Kauai King with Brumfield 4 5 and Amberoid Boland 8 1 drawn in field of 126 pounds. Purses award 117700 to winner, 25000 to runner up, 12500 to third and 6250 to fourth with CBS telecast.
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Turcotte
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Noboy
Fleet Shoe
Assery
Blum
Amberoid
Boland
Brumfield
Baeza
Sellers
Yeaza
Valam
Knapp
CBS
Don Brumfield
NAIA Track Coach Honors Texan Stan Wright
Stan Wright, coach of the Texas Southern Tigers, named NAIA Track Coach of the Year by the NAIA Track Coaches Association. Wright serves on the U S Olympic track selection committee and is chosen to coach the United States in its dual meet with the Russians in California this summer. The 15th annual NAIA Outdoor Track and Field Championships are hosted here Friday and Saturday.
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Sioux Falls
Ll.d
Stan Wright
Texas Southern Tigers
NAIA
Track Coaches Association
Wright
U.S
United States
California
White Sox blank Washington as Lamabe fires second shutout
Jack Lamabe of Chicago pitched a three hitter for his second shutout in five days helping the White Sox defeat Washington 8-0. Fred Whitfield sparked Cleveland with three singles and a homer driving five runs in a 6-5 win over Minnesota.
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Jack Lamabe
Chicago
White Sox
Washington
Fred Whitfield
Cleveland
Grove
Indians
Minnesota
Cports a Crosse Crilune Saturday in June 1966
The notice reports delivery of a newspaper item on Saturday June 4 1966 with arrival on June 6 1966. No further names or places are readable in the fragment.
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RFD
Lamabe Tosses Shutout as White Sox Top Senators
Chicago ace Jack Lamabe pitched a one hitter last Monday and a three hitter Friday to shutout the Washington Senators 8-0. The Red Sox loss saw New York’s Earl Wilson walk Clete Boyer, then Downing cleared the bases with a triple as the Yankees beat Boston 15-5. In other AL games, Palmer beat Kansas City, and Detroit edged California 1-0.
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Associated Press
Boston Red Sox
Washington Senators
Jack Lamabe
Senators
Lamabe
Red Sox
Chicago White Sox
Boston
New York Yankees
Clete Boyer
al Downing
Earl Wilson
Boyer
Yankees
Downing
Ken Sanders
La Crescent Women’s Golf Day Honors Winners
Mrs. Lewis Krajewski earned low putting honors at Pine Creek Golf Club in La Crescent. Pat Doerre and Kate Linnigan won awards. A two ball mixed foursome tournament is set for Sunday with a potluck supper after the event.
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LA Crescent
Minn
Lewis Krajewski
Pine Creek Golf Club
Pat Doerre
Kate Linnigan
Flood's Triple Beats Braves in Tight Cardinals Victory
Curt Flood A L title: Flood triples in the eighth to drive in Tim McCarver and give the St. Louis Cardinals a 3-2 win over the Atlanta Braves. Gibson notches his seventh win as Atlanta drops to ninth. Aaron homers for Atlanta to extend NL lead with 18th home run and 38th RBI.
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Curt Flood
Orlando Cepeda
Flood
Tim McCarver
St. Louis Cardinals
Atlanta Braves
Braves
Bob Gibson
Hank Aaron
Felipe Alou
Aaron
Alou
Joe Hoerner
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Mack Jones
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McArver
Falou
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Javier
Millan
Carty
Hoerner
Fischer
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Abernthy
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Abernathy
Flood Drives Cubs Past Cardinals In Marathon Comeback
Lou Brock started a late rally with a leadoff single then stole second and scored after a sacrifice and another hit. Willie Cepeda’s double plays anchored the defense as the game ended with Cepeda tying a National League record in a department.
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Lou Brock
Flood
Cepeda
Youth Baseball Registration Set June 13th
The Parks, Forestry and Recreation Department opens the Youth Baseball School registration on Monday June 13. About 1,500 boys are expected to participate in the summer program with locations at Memorial Field Copeland Park Longfellow Erickson and divisions by age and field. Instructors include Robert Schroeder and staff.
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City of
la Crosse
Jackson Street
Memorial Field
Longfellow School
Erickson Field
North Side
Copeland Park
department of Parks, Forestry and _ Recreation
Robert Schroeder
Terry Witzke
Jack Teal
Bob Olson
John Grupa
William Jinske
Robert Swanson
Gary Johnson
Letterwinner Receives Long-Awaited Jamestown College Letter
Jamestown North Dakota Arthur Rulon 77 finally received the athletic letter he earned as a regular guard on the Jamestown College basketball team in 1909 1910. The college began awarding letters in 1912.
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Jamestown
N.D
Arthur Rulon
Jamestown College
Rulon
College Athletic Committee
Klein & Son Remain Unbeaten In Classic Softball
Klein & Son won 6-1 over Ziebell’s IGA keyed by two runs in the third fourth and sixth innings. Jim Halverson pitched five hits with six strikeouts, and Hoadley and Walker each had two hits for Klein’s while Ziebell’s fell to 1-4 on the season. S & H Pizza Villa and other results moved into ties and tallied late rallies in Friday action.
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Clete Hoadley
Dave Walker
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Ostroede
Nicklaus Seeks 63 As Memphis Open Heads To Weekend
Nicklaus closed the gap on leaders Bert Yancey and Gene Littler in the Memphis Open at Colonial Country Club. He needed a birdie on the last two holes for a 63 but posted a 64 to finish 136, four back of the co leaders after two rounds. Littler tied for the lead after a 66 while Yancey had a 69. Hogan shot 69 to go with 71 and survive the cut among 77 players.
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Memphis, Tenn
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
United States
Bert Yancey
Gene Littler
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Littler
Jack Rule
Bruce Devlin
Johnny Pott
Bob Goalby
Tommy Jacobs
Wright Garrett
Homero Blancas
Bob Charles
Colonial Country Club
Ben Hogan
Halas Sees League Flocking to Stop Gale Sayers
Chicago Bears owner coach George Halas predicts heavy league focus on Gale Sayers this season. He says defenses will gang up on Sayers and open up other Bears formations. Halas notes preparation has been ongoing while denying immediate Western Conference title guarantees.
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NEW York
George Halas
Gale Sayers
Chicago Bears
Halas
National Football League
Mark Duncan
Sayers
Bears
Vince Lombardi
Green Bay
Boxing Friday Fights Reported With Knockouts and Decisions
In Los Angeles Raul Rojas halted Richard Moreno by knockout, Manuel Ramos defeated Eddie Machen on points in Mexico City, and Sugar Boy Nando stopped Luis Folledo in Madrid. Middleweight bouts highlighted the boxing card with several decisive results.
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Raul Rojas
San Pedro
Calif
Richard Moreno
Mexico
Manuel Ramos
Mexico City
Eddie Machen
W. Madrid
Sugar Boy Nando
Dominican Republic
Luis Folledo
Spain
Cubs Release Frank Thomas in roster move
Chicago releases veteran outfielder infielder Frank Thomas to create space for Marty Keough who joined from Atlanta after a weekend trade. Thomas went hitless in five pinch appearances for the Cubs and had previously played for the Pirates Mets and other clubs.
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Frank Thomas
Chicago Cubs
Marty Keough
Atlanta Braves
Thomas
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New York Mets
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