Winona State pair claims Herb Ristow title at Maple Grove
Winona State College juniors Jim Huettl Jr and Jim Stout won the Herb Ristow Pro Amateur Tournament at Maple Grove Country Club with a seven under par 101 in windy conditions. They edged two other two-man teams by five strokes. Ring and Hogden also led in sideline events.
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Winona State College
Herb Ristow
Maple Grove Country Club
Jim Huettl Jr
Jim Stout
Winona
Dave Bonnell
Barney Kroc
Austin
Gene Ring
Ed Novak
la Crosse
Huettl
Stout
Huett
Rochester
Pipestone
Minn
Rushford
Huettl Jr
Jim
Mike Farley
Sparta
Bud Thompkins
Ring
Arlan Johnson
Hog ‘den
Johnson
Hogden
VFW
Ma-Cal Grove
Southview Country Club
St. Paul
Jim Huett! Jr
Jack Knothe
Jim Burns
Bob Hogenson
Rich Gabrych
Wally Atwood
Ed Karpowicz
Arnand Johnson
Jim Huett! Sr
Gordie Longville
Rick Norman
John Hogden
Bob Quinn
Don Iverson
Bob Johns
Pat Patterson
Bob Brandenburg
Bud Krocken Erickson
Roger Neboda
Ed Sheffield
Ron Quillin
Jeff Armstrong
Gary Meier
Bob Pynn
Lyle Key
Bud Krause
Art Johnson
Gary Johnson
Bud Tompkins
Iivan van Slate
Woodrow van Slate
Lli
Harry Kolter
Warren McKenzie
Jim Walsh
Emberwilliger
Joe Ludden
Sam Barton
Dick Theno
Tribune
Gary Kiefner
Braves stumble as four-game skid follows streak end
The Atlanta Braves drop a Monday doubleheader to Philadelphia, extending a four-game losing streak after a prior seven-game run. Larry Jackson earned the first win with four hits allowed, while Jack Brandt and Philadelphia teammates powered a 6-4 second-game victory. Felipe Alou and Joe Torre contributed Braves runs in a low-scoring opener.
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Pittsburgh
Larry Jackson
Jack Brandt
Tavern League and Slow Pitch Results Across Several Bars
Latch's Schmidty's and Glen's battles for the lead in Tavern League play with Glen's winning by forfeit against Friendly Nabor. Schmidty's 10-7 over Terrace Bar. Latch's 10-6 over Bohemian Hall. Other scores include Joe's OK 19-5 over Roadhouse, Bud's Bar 18-15 over Popcorn, Roadhouse 13-1 over Tosa Club, Koellel's 21-18 over Monitor Bar, Kabat's 23-18 over Tosa Club. Home runs by Whitewater and Guy for Joe's. Krismer, McCann, J Niebuhr for Tosa Club. Viner for Bud's. Layer for Popcorn. J Stange for Koellel's. Tust. In slow pitch Hornets win to go 5-0, Red Burners beat Aardvarks 8-3. Chiefs win 9-7 over Bat Men. Orioles 19-3 over Aamen. Slipsticks 10-8 over Stranees. дальше Cincinnati round includes Billy Joiner and Dick Wipperman noted.
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Latch’s
Glen’s
Nabor
Terrace Bar
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McCormick
Joe's
Bud’s Bar
Popcorn Tavern
Roadhouse
Tosa Club
Koellel’s Bar
Monitor Bar
Kabat’s
Whitewater
Guy
Joe’s
McCann
J. Niebuhr
Krismer
Tust
J. Stange
Koellel’s
Viner
Bud's
Layer
Trane
Hornets
Twins
Red Burners
Aardvarks
Harlan Maybee
Bobby Miller Jr
Dick Harnwell
Chiefs
Batmen
Bob Dammond
Dave Loomis
Orioles
Home Lang
Mossholder
Fanello
Dayrun—McCormick
Pea Latch’s Bar
Severson
Hauser
Rendler
Secrist
Bud's Bar
Braves Fall as Phillies Rally in Nightcap
A defensive player hit his first homer of the season for a 1-0 lead in the third. In the five run fifth, the Phillies tied and pulled ahead with Brandt driving in the first run on a triple after Bobby Wine led off with a single. Taylor, Allen, and Kuenn added runs as Philadelphia sealed the win. Cloninger took the loss to drop to 5-7, while Blasingame fell to 3-5 in the second game.
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Braves
Rico Carty
Felipe Alou
Joe Torre
Felix Millan
Clay Dalrymple
Phillies
Tony Taylor
Richie Allen
Dalrymple
Phil Linn
Philly
Brandt
Bobby Wine
Taylor
Allen
Harvey Kuenn
Cports La Crosse Cribune item from June 14 1966
A brief La Crosse Tribune page item dated Tuesday June 14 1966 notes delivery on the following day June 15. It records routine newspaper distribution details for the RFD area.
Major League Standings And Schedule Notes
The latest standings show the National League leaders with the San Francisco Giants at 23 6 and the Dodgers close behind. Highlights include Monday results San Francisco 0 Chicago 0 and New York 5 1, plus key Tuesday and Wednesday matchups across divisions.
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Chicago
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Baltimore
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Washington
Boston
Chaseburg Ex baseball 3 1 over Waukon in exhibition win
Chaseburg beat Waukon 3 1 in an exhibition game. Jim Henley and Dewey Stendahl had two hits for Chaseburg while Tysland and Anderson hit safely twice for Waukon. Hammell and H Peck, Berg, Gabrielson, Hagen, Dahlke noted in scoring details. Frank Arnold named assistant basketball coach at University of Oregon.
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Jim Henley
Dewey Stendahl
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J. Hagen
Dahlke
Oregon
Eugene, Ore
Frank Arnold
University of Oregon
Red Sox Acquire Sheldon Wyatt Tartabull in Six-Player Swap
Boston ships Rollie Sheldon John Wyatt and Jose Tartabull to Kansas City Athletics for Jim Gosger Ken Sanders and Guido Grilli. The deal, two days before the trading deadline, follows a recent deal between the A’s and Yankees.
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Athletics
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Ken Sanders
Kansas City
Guido Grilli
Toronto
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New York Yankees
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Gil Blanco
Roger Repez
Fred Talbot
Bill Bryan
Blanco
Mobile
Dick Radatz
Cleveland Indians
Don McMahon
Lee Stange
Gosger
Tartabull
Sanders
Grilli
Rolland Sheldon
UPI
John Walski Wins Arcadia Golf Tourney
John Walski takes the Arcadia Golf Tourney with a victory in the K. of C. Open Championship Flight. The event crowns him champion amid competitive field and local support.
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John Walski
Arcadia Golf
Winona teenager captures Knights of Columbus golf title in Arcadia
John Walski of Winona won the Knights of Columbus Open at Arcadia Country Club with a 69, one under par. Arcadia duo Jim Killian and Tom Mettlach finished tied at 70, while Jim Stelpflug of Galesville and Gerard Janikowski and Bob Quinn of Galesville posted 71 and 72 respectively.
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Seymour
Galesville
Jim Stelpflug
Gerard Janikowski
Bob Quinn
Tom Mettiach
Jim Stelipfing
George Blaha
Mike Herzog
Onalaska
Tillie Johnson
Don Berzinski
Bob Mrozek
Dean Brown
Chatfield
Minn
George Hubbard
Larry Searight
Tom Reedy
Red Herzog
Dick Kolter
Joe Bill
Pat Hopf
Dr. L. J. English
B. L. Johnson
Pete Fernholz
Rod Wolfe
Terry Schroeder
Bob Miller
Stub Sacia
Wells Leads Undefeated Run in Gopher Tourney Opener
In St Paul AP reports Minnesota state high school baseball tournament begins with Wells as the only undefeated team. First round pairings include Bloomington Kennedy versus Melrose at 1 pm, New Ulm against Roseau at 2 30 pm, and Hastings versus International Falls at 7 pm.
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Roseau
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Memorial's Bob Hall Signs With Cincinnati Reds
Eau Claire Memorial pitcher Bob Hall signed with the Cincinnati Reds on Monday. He will report to the Reds' class A team in Sioux Falls, South Dakota. Hall went 9-1 this season including a 3-2 nine inning win over Neenah for the state title and earned AP all state basketball third team honors.
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Neenah
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Associated Press
Defends U S Open Title by Subdued Gary Player
Gary Player spoke of a dulled edge and lower drive as he prepared to defend his U S Open title at Olympic Club in San Francisco. He admitted reduced desire and inconsistent play after a season of success, noting fatigue from travel and recent events. Other top contenders like Jack Nicklaus Ben Hogan Arnold Palmer echoed the tough, windy course layout and the brutal 6,727-yard challenge.
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Gene Sarazen
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Major League Leaders in American and National Leagues
Baseball leaders list batting pitching and fielding stats for both leagues. Notable standouts include Frank Robinson and Harmon Killebrew leading in several categories, with Roberto Clemente and Willie Stargell among the top hitters. Pitching honors feature Don Drysdale and Sandy Koufax delivering strong strikeout totals.
Two-Way Deadlock In Pine Creek Meet
In Pine Creek Golf Club two-ball tournament Mrs Ralph Morton and Larry Seitz tied Lefty Krajewski and Mrs Norman Dobbs for honors. Mrs John Seitz and Norman Dobbs finished second as twenty golfers contested the event.
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Dick Wipperman
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Lacrosse Radio
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K. OF C. Open
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By Bob Green
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