Orioles Acquire Eddie Fisher To Bolster Pitching Staff
Frank and Brooks Robinson pace an 8 1 win over Boston as Baltimore lands relief ace Eddie Fisher from Chicago in exchange for infielder Jerry Adair. Orioles aim to trim a three way AL pennant race with Cleveland and Detroit as Fisher can start or relieve.
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Local La Crosse Tribune Edition Delivered June 14 1966
The La Crosse Tribune notes a Monday June 13 1966 issue delivery on Tuesday June 14 1966 via RFD. The brief item confirms newspaper arrival and home delivery schedule for readers in the La Crosse area.
Versalles Sidelined By Back Injury For Twins
Minnesota Twins shortstop Zoilo Versalles returned home after pulling a back muscle and will visit Mayo Clinic Rochester for evaluation. Trainer George Lentz said he is likely out at least a week and will rejoin the team when it returns home Wednesday to start a series with California. Catcher Earl Battey and reliever Al Worthington also nursing muscle pulls and are day to day.
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Juneau Prep Coach Takes Greenwood Football Post
Greenwood High School announces David Schroeder of Juneau High as the new football coach for the fall. Greenwood previously ranked fifth in small high school ratings last season. Schroeder succeeds Mike Friedman who has moved to Watertown.
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Country Club Juniors Ready for Golf Meeting
La Crosse Country Club announces the first junior golfers meeting at 9 a.m. Wednesday. Eligible youths span from entering sixth grade this fall to 17 years old for upcoming competition.
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Forfeit Decides Cedar Rapids Win Over Clinton Club
Clinton team forfeited a June 2 Midwest Baseball League game after an on field dispute over a strike call. Umpire Pete Dreisse ejected Clinton manager Frank Oceak for not leaving the field. League President Jim Doster upheld Cedar Rapids protest, confirming a Cedar Rapids victory.
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St. Cloud Man Caps Minnesota Tourney
Bob Barbarossa of St. Cloud and formerly Minnesota amateur champion at the University of Houston shot 105 to win the 20th Jaycee Golf Tournament in Fergus Falls. Chuck Ault of Grand Forks finished second with 118, among 155 entrants. Paul Kiger of Alexandria carded 119 to take third after sudden death with Terry Anderson of Valley City.
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Orioles Trade Adair for Reliever Eddie Fisher
The Baltimore Orioles send second baseman Jerry Adair to the Chicago White Sox in exchange for reliever Eddie Fisher. Adair expresses relief over the trade after public criticism of manager Hank Bauer. The Orioles also move John Riddle to Chicago's farm system, with another minor leaguer to come. Fisher offers flexibility as a starter or reliever, aiding a pitching staff needing stability.
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St Louis Park Captures Gopher Track Crown
St Louis Park defended its track title at the state meet, scoring 20 points to win its fourth title in five years. Stillwater was second with 16, Edina 15, Richfield 12, Minneapolis North 11, and Mandan City Mankato and St Paul Washington 10 each. Four records fell including Ray Dunn of Edina in the 440, Edina’s mile relay in 3 22.1, Park’s Jim Rutz and Dan Kockow tying 13-5 in pole vault, and Jim Turnbull’s 1 51.7 in the half mile. Outstate scores listed. In tennis, Rochester and Coon Rapids each 12, Robb Jones Edina defeated Bob Daughterty of Rochester 7-5 6-2 for singles. Greg and Reid Pederson Glencoe beat Burnham and Dahlen of North St Paul 12-10 5-7 108 for doubles.
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Knuckleballer Fisher Keeps 1964 Form Into Season
The pitcher posted a .994 fielding percentage in 1964 and last season hit .259 with 66 RBIs. He earned 15 relief wins last year and this season carries a 1-3 mark with five saves and a 2.38 ERA.
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Hagge Heads Milwaukee Jaycee Open Field
Defending champion Marlene Hagge leads a 34 player field for the Milwaukee Jaycee Open at Tuckaway Country Club. Betsy Rawls withdraws due to illness from Louisville Open. The 72 hole event runs through Sunday with a $12,500 purse and pro am starts Wednesday.
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Marshfield High names new coach Paul Richards
Marshfield High School will appoint Paul Richards of North Branch Minnesota as football coach succeeding Dave Hochritt who resigned to join Macalester College in St. Paul Minnesota.
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Port Edwards Driver Sets Record At BAF
Dave Fields of Port Edwards drove a 1958 Ford to a new track record at Black River Falls Speedway with a 14.32 second time on the four mile blacktop. He broke the previous 14.34 mark set by Marlin Walbeck in 1957. Fields finished second behind Dick Trickle of Wisconsin Rapids in the feature race. Marvin Marzoska won the Tomah-Sparta Speedway feature in a 1965 Chevelle.
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Wisconsin Rapids drivers in early racing heats and semi finals
A list of drivers from Wisconsin Rapids and nearby towns competed in multiple heats and semi finals. Notable names include Marvin Marzoska and Dick Trickle from Wisconsin Rapids, Dave Fields, Port Edwards, and Gary Nisily with Bob Millis from Black River Falls.
Wisconsin Colleges Tie in NAIA Tennis Championships
Oshkosh has tied for eighth and Whitewater has tied for 13th at the NAIA tennis championships on Saturday.
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Boxing results from South American bout highlights
In Barcelona Teddy Meho of Ghana at 147 outpointed Jose Ferrando of Spain 8 rounds. In Buenos Aires Milo Calhoun Jamaica and Juan Carlos Rivero Argentina drew 10. In Asuncion Valdemero Pino Brazil 114 outpointed Velentin Galeano Paraguay 116 12. Pino retained the South American bantamweight title.
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La Crosse Archers Sweep West Central Meet Honors
Six La Crosse entrants win championships at the West Central Field Archery League shoot in Richland Center Wisconsin. Winners span MEN SCHAMPION to CADETS with top scores from Ander son Wakoda and Barrett Kendall among others. The Blackhawk Club of La Crosse plans next event June 26 at Onalaska range.
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