Drysdale Go Boom Drysdale Go Boom
Dodgers pitcher Don Drysdale wins his 11th game and hits a third homer in a 2-1 victory over the Mets. He recovers from a first inning spill and matches four hits allowed with a strong batting performance in front of 55,023, the season’s largest crowd. Other NL results include Pittsburgh 5-3 over San Francisco and Milwaukee 8-2 over St Louis.
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LCU Grad to Holy Cross Named Physical Education Director
Richard T. Malstrom a Chicago native and 1965 graduate of La Crosse State University has been named physical education director at Holy Cross Seminary He is the first layman on the seminary faculty and will also supervise intramural sports coach baseball and track The appointment follows Vatican II emphasis on laity in church life Malstrom and his wife Lynn reside in La Crosse with their four children
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Major League Leaders Batting and Fielding Summary
Baseball leaders from the season show Coleman of Cincinnati at .364 in at bats, Aaron of Milwaukee .337, Rose of Cincinnati 42 runs, Mays of San Francisco 44 RBIs, J Alou of San Francisco 73 hits, Williams of Chicago 20 doubles, Callison and Cle Pittsburgh 67 triples, Mays with 19 home runs, and Koufax of Los Angeles 119 strikeouts. Also listed are Mantilla and Howard among RBI leaders, Versalles and Campaneris high in doubles, and Colavito Kaline among top runs totals. complete dense stat cluster reflects multi-team leaders.
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Genoa leads Riverland League as Chaseburg tops La Crosse
Genoa sits atop the Riverland League 5-0 with Pleasant Ridge 3-1 and La Crosse 4-2. Chaseburg upset La Crosse 26-13 with Don Foster. Verne Myre and Harvey Davidson each had four hits. Wes Bluske homered. Jim Stueland homered for the losers. Genoa also swept Middle Ridge 9-2 and 13-1 with three double plays. Pleasant Ridge beat Stoddard 29-21 as Lamar Stellner and Arlin Jostad homered and Stellner twins had six hits each.
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Blair Water Wins Carp Contest with 77 Fish
Blair Water shot a contest high of 77 fish, correcting an earlier report that had listed 17. The event was sponsored by the Blackhawk Bowhunters Club.
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Three Minnesota Track Records Fall In State Meet
The 43rd Minnesota High School Track meet opened at Macalester College with three state records set and a fourth tied. Bill McNee of Alexander Ramsey broke two marks in the 120 yard high hurdles and 180 yard low hurdles, Ed Wade r of Minneapolis North tied the 100 yard dash record, and Minneapolis North lowered the 880 yard relay record to 1 29.0. The meet uses a rubberized track for the first time, with separate records to be listed for natural and rubber surfaces. Other top marks include Ray Dunn’s 440 qualifying time of 50.2 and Jim Turnbull’s 1 56.6 in the 880, Wade’s 22.2 in the 220. Out state qualifiers listed for multiple events.
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Dakota Nine Bears batter Rollingstone 7 5 in league tilt
Dakota defeated Rollingstone 7 to 5 in a Hiawatha Valley League clash at Gabrych Park Winona. Pitcher Larry Papenfuss earned the win with eight strikeouts and Dakota improved to 5 0. Walter Bartz homered two runs Fred Yarosimek doubled and singled Greg Linander doubled Ron Bartz and Bob Janikowski added two singles. Rollingstone dropped to 4 1. Sunday games listed including Kellogg Trempealeau Galesville Cochran e Fountain City Dakota Lewiston and Alma Rollingstone.
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La Crosse Jaycee Junior Golf Set for June 21
La Crosse Jaycees host an 18 hole junior golf event at the Country Club on June 21 starting at 8 am open to area boys under 18 by August 15. Winners advance to Wisconsin State Jaycee event July 21-22 at Sheboygan Town and Country Club with top finishers earning trips to Houston for the National Jaycee meet. Dick Jelen chairs the event with Bill Graf assisting. entry blanks available at Maple Grove Coulee or La Crosse Country Club.
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Willhite to Join Dodgers Replacing Brewer in Pitching Change
Left handed pitcher Nick Willhite will join the Los Angeles Dodgers on Sunday to replace Jim Brewer who heads to Los Angeles for treatment of a pinched nerve in his throwing elbow. Willhite, 24, was 2 1 in Spokane in the Pacific Coast League.
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Iverson Runnerup in NAIA Golf Tourney
Craig Metz of East Texas State won the NAIA golf crown with a four under par total 282 at Rockford Illinois. Don Iverson of Wisconsin State La Crosse finished five strokes back with 287 as Metz aimed for the U S Amateur title next.
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Vikings Favor Atlanta Franchise For 1966 Season
Minnesota Vikings president Max Winter said the NFL owners favored granting Atlanta a franchise for 1966 after a meeting. He noted he would follow the majority and rely on colleagues more familiar with Atlanta’s status.
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North Branch Wins Haberle Cup Prep Team Title
North Branch claims the three man team crown with Steve Johnson Steve Sadderstrom and Dennis Johnson posting 451 at the Minnesota high school individual and team golf championship. Haberle of Edina Morningside wins individual title with 148 while Steve Johnson finishes one stroke back at 149.
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Semi Pro Meeting At Bangor Monday Organizes July Tourney
In Bangor Wisconsin a meeting will organize the La Crosse District semi pro baseball tournament to be played July 13 18 at Bangor Tomah Sparta and Black River Falls. The Village Inn hosts the assembly Monday.
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Gundersen Crew Wins M-20 Sailing Race
Tore Gundersen and crew Fitzpatrick and Arnold edged Jim and Jay Hoeschler and Ron Briggs in a Wednesday night M-20 race. Russ Aldrich with Tom Aldrich Esposito and Jim Esposito finished close third. Snipe class winner was Jim Horn and John Fox. Commoder e Yates and daughter finished ahead of Dr. Carl Schmidt and Jake Hoeschler for second. Barry Dyer and John Willert led early. Another race planned Sunday.
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Boxing results from Melbourne Rome and Worcester card
Johnny Famechon won a points decision over Sington Pot Ter in Melbourne. Salvatore Burruni stopped Demetrio Carbajal in Rome. Ted Whitfield outpointed Juan Ramos in Worcester. In baseball, Manitowoc beat Waunakee 6 to 4 and Beloit defeated Superior Central 11 to 4 in the WIAA tournament semifinals.
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Kubcinski Party Set Tonight At Taggart's
A stag party honors Louis Kubcinski a top early 1900s athlete will be held Saturday at 7 p.m. at Gordon Taggart home 1332 Winnebago St. Kubcinski a La Crosse High School and La Crosse Normal graduate 1918 and 19 years on the University of South Carolina Columbia faculty in health and education. The party is open to friends and associates of that era.
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Beloit and Manitowoc Reach Wisconsin State Finals
Beloit, undefeated in the tournament until Friday, will meet Manitowoc for the state high school baseball title after Manitowoc beat Waunakee 6-4 in the semifinals. Beloit defeated Superior Central 11-4 behind four hit pitching by Francis Kressin and timely hitting.
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Yankees Take No 6 In Seven as Twins Sweep Twice
The New York Yankees rise to seventh in the AL standings after a 6 4 win over the Los Angeles Angels as Al Downing earns his 5th win. Minnesota and Chicago split doubleheaders, with Jimmie Hall delivering decisive runs in both Twins wins. Fox and Kostro help key relief, while Boston, Baltimore, and Cleveland post late victories elsewhere.
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Boxing Card Canceled in Norwalk by State Supervisor
Norwalk Connecticut AP State Boxing Supervisor Dennis McMahon canceled a scheduled boxing card Friday night saying the move had no relation to the General Assembly’s fee of a bill banning boxers’ bets.
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