Record-Breaking Years In City Prep Track 1963 65
Wisconsin city prep track witnesses a surge in records from 1963 65 with La Crosse Central Aquinas Logan and other schools setting marks. Notable stars include Pat Murphy Harry Cooper Mike Kiesling Carl Grimes and Dave Cline among others while 1965 adds Murphy Kiesling Cline and Kiesling again for city ledgers.
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City Prep
le Crosse Tribune
Ana Niekinee
Wisconsin
la Crosse
Aquinas
Logan
Mike Lanny
Central
Cooper and
Pamperin
Carl Grimes
Viet Nam
Steve
Whip) Whipple
Charlie Hendrick
Dave Colburn
Pat Murphy
Murphy
Steve Cline
Mike Kiesling
Carl Surom
Terry Johnson
Roy Campbell
Cline
Logan — Kiesling
Jim Dikeman
Aquinas — Murphy
Dennis Hayek
Mike Counterman
Jerry DeMers
Ed Priebe
Mike Weber
Bill Soller
Jim Milisch
Bob Sieger
Dave Stickler
Soller
Mike Gofus
Dale Schams
Kiesling
Surom
CITY
Steve Whipple
Duane Hoff
Harry Cooper
John Pamperin
Charles Kramer
Jay Ganten
Bein
Frank Grover
Mike O'Brien
Marty Cooper
Joan Pamperin
Maloney Loses No-Hitter In 11th Inning
Cincinnati starter Jim Maloney carried a no-hitter into the 11th inning against the New York Mets before Johnny Lewis delivered a solo homer in the top of the 11th, breaking the no hit bid and giving New York a 1–0 victory. Maloney called the effort the best he's pitched.
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Cincinnati
Jim Maloney
Ian
Maloney
New York Mets
Lab and Chiefs win in tight Trane League contests
The Lab beat the Tigers 9-7 at Powell Park after six runs in the fifth. Other results: Chiefs 15-2 over Red Devils at Trane South. Slipsticks 7-6 in nine over Spartans at Lueth. Orioles 26-9 over Hornets at Memorial East. Green Gremlins 25-2 over Stranees at Hagan Park. Milestone mentions include Maloney flirting with a no hitter and prior one-hitters against Mets and Cubs.
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Lab
Tigers
Trane Co
Ausvy
Wawra
Gremlins
Stranees
Lewis
Quinn
Wicklet
Tipmore
Maloney
Wike
Orioles
Hornets
Scott
Weise
Qualey
Munson
Ron Swobo- Yehle
Burgett Passalcda
McMillan
Singua
Simongle
Chiefs
Jesse Gon- Devils
Dammon
Losen
Stagen
Harvey
Cincinnati
Frank Robinson
Gordy Coleman
Joe's OK Tops Schmidty's 6-3 In Tavern Loop
Joe's OK defeated Schmidty's 6-3 Monday in a Tavern League tilt at Powell Park. Other games were one sided with Whitey's 29-8 over Friendly Na bor, Koelbs 21-10 over Bohemian Hall, Terrace Bar 41-16 over Bud's, and Patio Club 20-4 over Monitor. Latch's forfeit from 400 Club.
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Joe’s OK
Schmidty’s
Powell Park
Whitey
Nabor
Central
Koelbl
Bohemian Hall
Powell
Terrace Bar
Bud’s
Copeland
Patio Club
Monitor
Badger
Latch’s
Fanello
Dayton
Faas
Delap
Roth
Gilbert
Major League Leaders American and National Leagues
Baseball leaders list top performers in batting runs and hits across leagues. Key figures include Davilio and Horton leading batting. Green and Wagner high in runs. Mantilla and Howard RBI leaders. Cardenal and Dorbies pace hits. Campaneris and Tresh lead in triples. Horton Colavito and Kaline power hitters. Carde nal and Campaneris atop steals. pitching leaders include Minnesota and Fisher. McDowell and Lolich top strikeouts.
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Davalilio
Cleveland
Horton
Detroit
Jones
Boston
Green
Wagner
Mantilla
Howard
Washington
Cardenal
Los Angeles
Dorbies
Versalies
Minnesota
Ward
Chicago
Oliva
Campaneris
Kansas City
W. Smith
Tresh
New York
Blasingame
Conis- Naro
Thomas
Colavito
Kaline
P. I. Minnesota
Fisher
McDowell
Lolich
Cards Trade Taylor to Houston Astros
Ron Taylor left the St. Louis Cardinals laughing the Pittsburgh Pirates moaning and the Houston Astros waiting anxiously for his arrival in a dramatic midseason trade.
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Taylor
Houston Astros
ST. Louis
Ron Taylor
St. Louis Cardinals
Pittsburgh Pirates
No-hitter for 10 innings ends with leadoff homer loss
Reds pitcher Jim Maloney spun 10 hitless frames before giving up Johnny Lewis's leadoff homer in the 11th as New York Mets defeated Cincinnati 1-0. Lewis homered after going 0-for-3 with three strikeouts, the loss dropping Maloney to 5-3.
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Johnny Lewis
New York
Maloney
Cincinnati Reds
Charlie Smith
Reds
Houston
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Cleveland
Baltimore
Boston
Warren ‘Spahn
Ed Kranepool
Klein New Head Coach For Cubs
Lou Klein named head coach of the Chicago Cubs replacing Bob Kennedy a friend of Klein. Kennedy will move to a front office aide role to Holland. Cubs debut win 2-0 as Klein faces pitching challenges and team sits 9th in the NL.
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Houston
Tex
Lou Klein
Chicago Cubs
Bob Kennedy
Klein
Kennedy
Cub
John Holland
Chicago
Astrodome
Houston Post
Holland
Cubs
Nicklaus Leads Lema By About Seven Thousand Dollars
Jack Nicklaus tops Tony Lema in PGA tour earnings this season with $52,000 in official tourneys and $10,788 in unofficial events, totaling $62,788. Lema has $50,164 in official earnings and $5,650 in unofficial events.
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Palm Beach Gardens
Fla
Jack Nicklaus
Tony Lema
Nicklaus
Professional Golfers Association
PGA
Lema
Minnesota duo eliminated in NCAA tennis tourney
In Los Angeles Minnesota players Jerry Noyce and Ron Keith were ousted in the NCAA tennis tournament. Noyce fell 6-2 6-2 to John Tidball of USC in the second round after a bye, while Keith lost 6-1 6-4 to Joe Huey of UCLA in the first round.
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Los Angeles
Minnesota
Jerry Noyce
John Tidball
Southern California
Ron Keith
Joe Huey
Los Angeles State
Coon Valley Defeats Chaseburg Nine In 12-2 Win
In a Tri-State League game Coon Valley beat Chaseburg 12 to 2 as Jim Henley collected three hits including two triples. Berg Swiggum Rudie and Roehl each had two safeties for the winners while Chaseburg’s A Jacobson and Dahlke keyed the visitors.
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Coon Valley
Wis
Chaseburg
Jim Henley
Dave Berg
Gordie Swiggum
Ron Rudie
Pete Roehl
Art Dahlke
Clairmont Jacobson
C. Valley
Gabrielson
Ekern
Midthien
A. Jacobson
Lenser
Ricker
Berg
Henley
La Crescent Woman’s Golf Club two-ball event results
The La Crescent Women's Golf Club held a two-ball foursome and potluck at Pine Creek Course. Winners were Rose Stejskal and Lefty Krajewski first. Edna Dubbs and Jule Kriese second. Helen Vetsch and Ralph Morton third. Anita Seitz and Frank Grosch fourth. Jane Krajewski and Harold Lemke fifth.
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LA Crescent
Minn
Pine Creek
Rose Stejskal
Lefty Krajewski
Edna Dubbs
Jule Kriese
Helen Vetsch
Ralph Morton
Anita Seitz
Frank Grosch
Jane Krajewski
Harold Lemke
Michigan Prep Ace Decides On Wisconsin
Tony Canonie, a versatile South Haven High School athlete, has accepted an athletic scholarship at the University of Wisconsin. The 6 foot 195 pound senior played offensive center fullback guard and defense tackle and linebacker during his prep career.
NHL Prepares For Six New Franchises
The NHL plans to add six new franchises with a June 24 25 meeting in New York. Twelve groups seek expansion. expected contenders include Los Angeles San Francisco St Louis Baltimore Pittsburgh and Vancouver. The six existing clubs push expansion to preempt rival leagues and set up a new six team division for the season after next.
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Los Angeles
G.B. Milwaukee
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Chicago
Houston
New York
St Louis
Milwaukee
National Hockey League
NHL
Board of Governors
Clarence Campbell
Baltimore
Vancouver
Montreal
Toronto
Boston
Detroit
AHL
WHL
Mauch to Manage National League All Stars in 1965
Gene Mauch of the Philadelphia Phillies will head the National League All-Star team for the July 13 game in Minneapolis-St. Paul. Warren Giles announced the appointment as the American League manager is to be named later. The Cardinals and Yankees changed managers after 1964. Johnny Keane now leads the Yankees and Berra serves as a Mets coach.
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Cincinnati
Philadelphia Phillies
Gene Mauch
Warren C. Giles
Mauch
Minneapolis-St. Paul
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Yankees
Johnny Keane
St. Louis
Yankees
Yogi Berra
New York Mets
La Farge Man Tops Neillsville Trapshooting Event
Stanley Hollenbeck of La Farge won three trophies at the Wisconsin Minnesota League shoot in Neillsville scoring 94 of 100 in the 20 yard handicap and 93 of 100 in the class B 16 yard event. He totaled 187 to claim the 200 High trophy.
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Neillsville
Wis
Stanley Hollenbeck
la Farge
Hollenbeck
la Verne Campbell
Bill Hintermeyer
Mondovi
Clifford Gross
Roger Heineck
Donald Johnson
Johnson
Heinecks
la Crosse
Ringdahl and Stickler Win First Places
Bob Ringdahl and son Tom beat Ron Briggs and Jim Hoeschler by three seconds in Lake Onalaska sailing races. Dr Thorolf Gundersen and Tore placed third, Russ Aldrich crew fourth, and Bob Johns with Patty and Art fifth. In the snipe class Dr Gunnar Stickler edged Commodore Gordon Yates, with Jim Horn third, Dr Walcott fourth and Fauver Dyer fifth.
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Bob Ringdahl
Tom
Ron Briggs
Jim Hoeschler
Ringdahl
Lake Onalaska
Thorolf Gundersen
Tore
Russ Aldrich
Bob Johns
Patty
Art
Gunnar Stickler
Gordon Yates
Jim Horn
Dr. Walcott
Fauver- Dyer
Expect Metro Seating To Be Ready For Twins
The Metropolitan Stadium lower deck will be ready for occupancy June 25 when the Twins return to host Detroit in a night game. About 8,000 youngsters will sit in the new stands June 26 for knot hole gang day, with a June 27 doubleheader expected to attract over 30,000 fans. The second deck should open by July 9 for the Yankees visit.
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ST. Paul - Minneapolis
Metropolitan Stadium
Minnesota Twins
Detroit
Twins
New York Yankees
Trainers Bakke Stein Honored In Hall Of Fame
Eight members of the National Athletic Trainers Association were inducted into the Helms Foundation Hall of Fame for athletic trainers Monday night. Included were Wisconsin’s all sports trainer Walter Bakke and Minnesota trainer Lloyd Stein.
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Chicago
National Athletic Trainers Association
Helms Foundation Hall of Fame
Wisconsin
Walter Bakke
Minnesota
Lloyd Stein
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