Mertz Leads Rochester In Pistol Shoot
Baldy Mertz and Rochester shooters sweep two of three Class A titles at the Outers Gunslick Invitational at the airport range. Mertz scores 296 of 300 to win individual honors as Rochester totals 1,179 of 1,200 to claim the team event. 75 shooters from 19 cities competed. Bernard Roberts of Madison wins champion of champions with 889 of 900.
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Baldy Mertz
Rochester
Airport Range
Mertz
Bernard Roberts
Madison
Rob McGair
Ill
Harold Schaa
Rapid Fire
Bernard Madison
McGuire
G. Hendrickson
St. Paul
Rock Island
Lee Graham
Jim Ryan
Joe McDermott
Tribune
Gary Kiefner
Top Tennis Stars In Milwaukee Meet Top Tennis Stars In Milwaukee
Dennis Ralston leads the U S Davis Cup squad at the National Clay Court meet in Milwaukee July 11 17 with Arthur Ashe likely absent due to military service Also listed are Cliff Richey Charles Pasarell and Marty Riessen The draw will cap 64 men and 32 women players.
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Milwaukee
Dennis Ralston
United States
U.S
Arthur Ashe
Ashe
Bult Cliff Richey
Dallas
Tex
Charles Pasarell
Santurce
Puerto Rico
Marty Riessen
Evanston, Ill
Marichal Outduels Drysdale as Giants Top Dodgers
San Francisco pitcher Juan Marichal pitched a four hitter for his 11th victory, edging Los Angeles 3-2 and narrowing the Dodgers’NL lead. Don Drysdale struggled, knocked out in the sixth after a rough stretch, while Sandy Koufax continued his strong season. The Mets beat the Reds in 11 innings as Jerry Grote delivered the deciding hit.
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Associated Press
Don Drysdale
Sandy Koufax
Juan Marichal
Koufax
Drysdale
Sammy Ellis
Marichal
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Dodgers
Giants
Ace
Ellis
Cincinnati
New York Mets
Reds
Candlestick Park
New York
Jerry Grote
Pittsburgh
Atlanta
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Houston
Chicago
Ed Bressaud
Ron Swoboda
Bressoud
Grote
Ron Hunt
Mets
Johnny Edwards
Art Shamsky
Chris Short
Bill White
Phillies
Cardinals
John Bateman
Rusty Staub
Dave Nicholson
Astros
Cubs
Giants promote Dietz. Jesus Alou demoted to minors
AP reports the San Francisco Giants promote catcher outfielder Dick Dietz from Phoenix to the major league club while outfielder Jesus Alou is demoted to the Pacific Coast League. The move was announced on Sunday.
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Jesus Alou
SAN Francisco
Dick Dietz
Phoenix
San Francisco Giants
Giants
Wright Dominates Blue Grass Invitational Golf Crown
Mickey Wright won the Blue Grass Invitational by 10 strokes at Hunting Creek Country Club with a 216 total and 1,500 top prize. Sandra Haynie and Kathy Whitworth tied for second at 220, while amateur Louise Wilson was low amateur at 240. Wright posted a final round 71 with five birdies and finished strong after a four under 68 in round two.
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Louisville
Mickey Wright
Canada
Ladies Professional Golf Association
Miss Wright
Hunting Creek Country Club
Sandra Haynie
Kathy Whitworth
Miss Haynie
Miss Whitworth
Louise Wilson
Kentucky
Brenda High
Glasgow
Twins Sweep Series With Chisox
The Minnesota Twins complete a series sweep of the Chicago White Sox and prepare for a two night double header with Kansas City. Camilo Pascual and Jim Perry will pitch for the Twins against the Athletics. Cesar Tovar scored the winning run in the eighth on a single by Tony Oliva, with Oliva scoring again in the seventh on a walk and related plays. Hard feelings linger after a beaning incident and benches cleared in Saturday’s 4-3 win as Eddie Stanky and Sam Mele traded taunts amid tense rivalry.
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Kansas City
Minnesota Twins
Chicago White Sox
Camilo Pascual
Jim Perry
Twins
Athletics
Jim Hunter
Bill Stafford
Jim Grant
Chicago
Cesar Tovar
Tony Oliva
Tovar
Floyd Robinson
Oliva
Don Mincher
Bob Allison
Grant
Sox
White Sox
Bill Skowron
J. C. Mar
Bernie Allen
Tommy Agee
Agee
Allen
John Flaherty
Cports La Crosse Tribune June 13 1966 Highlights
Daily sports brief from La Crosse Tribune dated June 13 1966 notes items delivered on June 14. Includes early summer results and upcoming events with local teams and players featured. Ensure clippings details remain concise and era-appropriate.
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la Crosse Tribune
RFD
Tigers Rout Mets to Extend Win Streak in Fastpitch League
The Tigers defeated the Mets 5-1 at Powell Park to push their winning run to seven games in the Trans Fastpitch League. Lab beat Mets 12-8 earlier as Lab and Orioles forfeited. Lab sits 4-2, Mets 4-4, Admen forfeit giving both clubs 2-5. Home runs by Walters for Lab.
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Tigers
Mets
Powell Park
Lab
Admen
Orioles
Major League Leaders and Pitching Highlights Recap
The list details batting leaders across teams such as St Louis Atlanta and Baltimore with figures for hits runs and RBIs. It includes pitchers like Koufax Gibson and Watt with win loss records and strikeouts. A note mentions Elroy Face as a long serving Pirates reliever with a knee injury limiting games last season.
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Starge
Pittsburgh
Flood
St. Louis
Aaron
Atlanta
Hart
San Francisco
Aaston
White
Philadelphia
Alou
Clemente Pittsburgh
Phillips
Chicago
Pinson
Cincinnati
Johnson
Los Angeles
Callison
McCarver
Wills
Morgan
Houston
Koufax
Perry
Gibson
Elroy Face
Pittsburgh Pirates
High Schooler Runs 3 59.4 Mile at meet
San Jose State sprinter Tommy Smith set a world standard for 220 yards at Sacramento Invitational championships, running 20 seconds. Jim Ryun matched a 1 44 9 world half mile at the national meet in Terre Haute. Danielson, 18, became the second high schooler to break four minutes in the mile.
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Tommy Smith
San Jose State
U.S. Track and Field Federation
Tere Haute
Ind
Ryan
Los Angeles
Michel Jazy
France
Smith
Henry Carr
Arizona State
Bloomington
Jim Grelle
Portland
Ore
Tim Danielson
Chula Vista
Calif
San Diego
Grelle
Danielson
Neill Duggans
Hancock Junior College
Santa Maria
Dave Bailey
Toronto
Bailey
Ergas Leps
Ron Clarke
Australia
Down Under
George Young
Young
Clarke
Atlantic
Jazy
Anzin
Jose Odlozil
Czechoslovakia
Rodgers claims Buick Open title with 284 total
Phil Rodgers wins the Buick Open by two strokes after four rounds totaling 284 at Grand Blanc Michigan. He posts 12 birdies and eight bogeys while using an unusually long putter and pendulum grip to top the PGA money list with winnings surpassing 57 thousand dollars.
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Grand Blanc
Mich
Phil Rodgers
PGA
Rogers
Rodgers
Bill Collins
Johnny Pott
Kermit Zarley
San Francisco
Detroit
Mathews Powers Braves. Pirates Rally to Win 11-8
Eddie Mathews hit two homers including his eighth career grand slam but the Braves fell 11-8 to the Pittsburgh Pirates. Gene Alley delivered four extra base hits for Pittsburgh as Steve Blass and Roy Face shut down Atlanta late.
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Pittsburgh
Eddie Mathews
Pittsburgh Pirates
Atlanta Braves
Willie Stargell
Pirates
Alley
Jim Pagliaroni
Roberto Clemente
Braves
Hank Aaron
Joe Torre
Rico Carty
Felix Millan
Mathews
Steve Blass
Roy Face
Blass
Face
Denis Menke
Pirate
Hess wins nitro fuel division at Great Lakes Drag
In Union Grove AP report Charles E Hess of Wheeling Illinois won the nitro fuel division elimination at Great Lakes Drag with a top speed of 176.75 mph and an elapsed time of 9.76 seconds.
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Union Grove
Great Lakes
Charles E. Hess
Wheeling
Ill
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