Twins Beat Indians 5-4 On Wild-Pitch Finish
The Minnesota Twins 24-23 earned a one game over .500 season mark by defeating the Cleveland Indians 5-4 at Met Stadium in the first of a five game set. Cesar Tovar on third base, Bob Allison at bat, and a steal attempt on the second pitch set up a wild play as Indians pitcher Steve Bailey uncorked a high fastball that bounced off catcher Joe Azcue and allowed the winning run.
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Minnesota Twins
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Cleveland
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Tovar
Billy Martin
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Bailey
Joe Azcue Tovar
Arcue
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Dean Chance
Napp
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Chance
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Sam McDowell
Fred Whitfield
Max Alvis
Tony Oliva
Jim Kaat
Dave Boswell
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Sain
Kansas City
Bill Kelso
Baltimore
Chicago
Boston
UW athletics funds rely on boosters and gate receipts
Wisconsin athletic aid hinges on the Wisconsin Student Aid Foundation and football gate receipts with about 220 athletes aided yearly. UW officials tour La Crosse and La Crosse area boosters to drum up gifts that flow through the Board of Regents to the university. The program funds scholarships and grants while football finances the intercollegiate effort and spurs broader giving across the state.
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Harold E
Bud) Foster
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Viroqua
Wisconsin
United States
Camp Randall
Mendota Association of Madison
University of Illinois
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Gateway Transportation Co
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Phillip la Follette
Wisconsin State Journal
Henry J. McCormick
W. E
Bill) Walker
Harlan B. Rogers
Milwaukee
W Club
Chris Steinmetz
Oconomowoc
Joe
Gotay Leads Astros in 5-2 Victory Over Braves
Houston infielder Julio Gotay, on a two week reserve tour, collected a double and two singles with two RBIs and a run scored in a 5-2 win over St. Louis. Gotay, 27, aims to extend his stay in the big leagues beyond two weeks as Joe Morgan serves Army Reserve duty. The win snapped Houston’s three game skid.
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Julio Gotay
Gotay
Morgan
Houston Astros
Oklahoma City
Houston
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Atlanta
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia
Astros
Lewis Pounds Eastling Ahead of Clay Exhibition
Milwaukee AP Alvin Lewis knocks out Aaron Eastling in the fifth round after taunts and chirps. The 24 year old, who plans to box Cassius Clay in an upcoming six rounder, vows to learn and strike back if Clay presses him. Lewis notes he sparred with Clay recent ly and aims to repeat in the exhibition.
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Ken Hartnett
Milwaukee
Alvin
Lewis
Cassius Clay
Detroit
Aaron Eastling
St. Paul
Eastling
Clay
U.S. Army
Midwest League Scores Highlight Busy Day Across Teams
Decatur and Quincy opened with 2 to 2 and 0 to 8 slams respectively. Wisconsin Rapids routed Cedar Rapids 9 to 3 while Appleton beat Quad Cities 5 to 2.
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Quincy
Burlington
Waterloo
Clinton
Dubuque
Wisconsin Rapids
Cedar Rapids
Appleton
Quad Cities
Onalaska Recreation Program Nets Summer Offerings
The Onalaska Recreation program starts June 12 with activities for all School District residents. Programs include boys baseball eight to fourteen, golf, boys and girls softball, tennis, and men’s softball. Tennis and class details are set. a 6:15 p.m. Monday meeting will organize regular classes.
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Onalaska
John Fleis
Bill Lambert
Bob Woggon
Peter Haines
Charles Birch
Birch
Wally Hayes
Roland Peterson
Earl Kolcinski
la Crosse Logan
County Park
Yanks Gain Third Tillotson Victory in 4-2 Win over Senators
Thad Tillotson earned his third win of his rookie season as the Yankees beat Washington 4-2. Mickey Mantle hit a go ahead homer in the eighth and Tillotson added relief on the mound. Dennis McLain pitched 11 innings in Detroit’s 3-2 win over Kansas City as Johnny Sain debuts with praise.
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New York Yankees
Los Angeles Dodgers
Yankees
Dodgers
Dick Schofield
Tillotson
Washington Senators
Detroit Tigers
Johnny Sain
Tigers
Dennis McLain
Tiger
Mickey Mantle
Tom Tresh
Mike Epstein
Senators
Tresh
McLain
Phil Roof
al Kaline
Jim Northrup
Norm Cash
Vet Goalies Likely Choices In Hockey Draft
Montreal AP report notes aging NHL goalies Glenn Hall Johnny Bower and Terry Sawchuk as likely picks in the expansion draft. Chicago Toronto Los Angeles Minnesota St Louis Pittsburgh Philadelphia teams must expose 20 players apiece with two goalkeepers each, amid the league's largest talent turnover.
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National Hockey League
Glenn Hall
Chicago
NHL
Hall
Toronto
Johnny Bower
Terry Sawchuck
California
Los Angeles
Minnesota
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Denis DeJordy
State Tourney Pairings Schedule Cited
At 1 30 p m Janesville meets Madison East 3 30 p m Fond du Lac faces Manitowoc 7 p m Ashland takes on Sauk Prairie 8 30 p m Alma battles Wausau Semifinals set for Friday at 7 and 9 p m
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Manitowoc
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Sauk Prairie
Alma
Wausau
Sam Snead Seeks 26th Open despite signs and strugglers
Former Open king Ed Furgol misses U S Open sectional in Detroit and Long Island rounds. Sam Snead, seeking his 26th Open, fails to qualify as 67 advance from seven sites toward Baltusrol final. Other notable pros including Lionel Hebert, Jay Hebert, Jack Burke, Doug Ford and Dan Sikes fall short. Verney nails 133 at Colonial Country Club to lead the Memphis qualifiers.
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Jay
Hebert
Jack Burke
Doug Ford
Don Finsterwald
Burke
Ford
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Walker
Cupper
New York
Ed Tutwiler
PGA
Dan Sikes
Tommy Aaron
Bruce Crampton
J.C. Goosie
Dave Ragan
Colonial Country Club Course
Bob Verney
Barber Rejoins Orioles After Leaving Squad and Fine
ANAHEIM AP Pitcher Steve Barber returned to the Orioles after leaving the squad and was fined about 500 by manager Hank Bauer. Barber said he acted on impulse and aimed to find the cause of his wildness, as he carries a 3 5 record with 48 walks in 46 innings this season. He was placed temporarily from the starting rotation but denied quitting.
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Steve Barber
Baltimore Orioles
Hank Bauer
Barber
Bauer
May
Laws
Twin Bluffs
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Detroit
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