Yankees and A’s trade five players in midseason move
The Yankees acquired pitcher Fred Talbot from Kansas City and catcher Bill Bryan from the A’s, while sending Bill Stafford, Gil Blanco, and Roger Repoz to the A’s. The Mets bought pitcher Bob Shaw from San Francisco for well over 20 000. Talbot is 24 with a 4-4 mark this season. Bryan hits .132. Stafford and Blanco had been with Yankee farm teams. Repoz, 25, bats .349 in limited duty. Shaw is 32, with prior strong seasons but only 1-4 this year. Philadelphia reinstated pitcher Roger Craig and sent Gary Wagner to San Diego for the PCL.
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Oregon Team Wins NAIA Baseball Title
Linfield College of Oregon defeated Lewis College of Lockport 15 to 4 to win the NAIA Baseball Tournament title in St Joseph Missouri. Rocco Reed went 5 for 5 and Linfield collected 17 hits overall as each starter pitched a complete game, matching a 1962 Georgia Southern feat for an unbeaten title run.
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Vikings Sign Three Free Agent Football Prospects
The Minnesota Vikings announced the signing of three more free agent prospects. Eddie Cotton from Michigan State is a fullback, Fred Coffey from North Central Illinois is a defensive back, and Scott Miller from Oregon State is an end.
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Bowling Scores Sam Bloomers Roses Highs
In the Coulee Golf Bowl team series Roses 1443 and team game 529 led by Mavis Zurfluh 519 Judy Leonard 487 Norma Johnson 473 Patti Desch 470 Myra Strittmaier 468 and La Venne Holseth 464. High single was Mavis Zurfluh with 223.
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Classic League Softball Shuts Out Opponents Friday Night
Sawyer and Bruha star in shutout wins. Sawyer threw a one hitter for Terrace Bar 6-0 over Bendel's at Copeland Park while Bruha allowed three hits as S and H-Pizza Villa blanked Club 14 7-0 at Trane Park. Toby's beat Varsity Club 6-5. Klein and Son defeated Lichtie Construction 7-2.
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Ristow Pro Am Tourney Monday at Maple Grove Club
About 100 golfers join the 24th Herb Ristow Pro Am at Maple Grove Country Club. Co champions Russ Bakkum and Tom Isler lead the field with Jim Huettl Sr and Arland Johnson. Pro Dick Theno seeks top shooting. 11 under 97 remains the 27 hole record.
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Tom Isler
la Crosse
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Jack Knothe
Ron Ping
Gene Ring
Tribune
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Arcadia downs West Salem 5 2 in Coulee Conference clash
Arcadia defeated West Salem 5-2 in a Coulee Conference baseball game at Arcadia. Bob Blashko outdueled Dan Bina, each allowing four hits. Blashko struck out eight while Bina fanned 16. Bina and Willinger each had two hits for West Salem as Arcadia plated runs in the first and final innings.
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Ryun breaks world half mile record in 1:44.9
Jim Ryun, 19, Kansas University freshman, shattered Peter Snell’s world half mile mark with a 1:44.9 at Terre Haute. The feat came amid federation and AAU tensions over eligibility for upcoming national and international meets, risking Ryun’s place on the U.S. team.
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France
Michel Jazy
Jim Ryan
New Zealand
Major League Leaders In Batting And Pitching
American League leaders include Oliva and F Roberto Robinson both batting .342 with Oliva 64 hits and Robinson 68. Robinsosn also leads in runs batted in with 46 and home runs tied at 14. Pitching leaders include Watts and Pizarro with 6-1 and 5-1 records and high strikeout totals by Richert and McDowell.
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Expansion Meeting Sets Plans for Minnesota Stadium
MINNEAPOLIS AP Hopes for a 10500 seat expansion of Memorial Stadium hinge on a June 28 meeting with Osborne Engineering Co. of Cleveland and university officials to review cost figures. No costs yet. Roy Lund and Marsh Ryman will attend. If favorable, plans go to the president and board of regents. Construction would add a cantilevered section with permanent seats and a new press box, to be ready for the 1968 season after the 1967 schedule ends.
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Oshkosh Pair Bow In NAIA Net Meet
In Kansas City AP report the last Wisconsin players fall as three doubles teams are knocked out in round two. Oshkosh State’s Tom Witasek and Dick Diedrich are upset by Eduardo Guell Ramiro Benavides 6-2 11-9, with Guell and Benavides also winning two singles matches.
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Washburn
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Jim Gotses
California
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Whitewater
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Law Officers Pistol Shoot Slated Sunday
Sixty seven law enforcement officers are registered for the sixth annual Gunslick Invitational Pistol Shoot at La Crosse. The event opens Sunday at 9 a.m. at the city police pistol range near La Crosse Municipal Airport with participants from Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa Illinois and Michigan.
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North Branch dominates golf at state meet in Minneapolis
North Branch wins the team golf title with 465 at the University of Minnesota course, ahead of Stillwater and Roseau. Steve Johnson captures individual medalist honors with 72 74 146, brother Dennis runner up at 153. Track and tennis events continue as Minnesota prep state meets unfold with Moorhead leading qualifiers and St Louis Park fielding limited entries. Hoffman places sixth in six mile race at national meet.
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