Braves Top Chisox in Atlanta Exhibition
Milwaukee manager Bobby Bragan praises the Johnson trade as Ken Johnson and Tony Cloninger anchor the Braves. Atlanta draws 24,436 for the fourth exhibition at the new 52,000 seat stadium, reaching over 130,000 in four games in Atlanta. Eddie Mathews and Henry Aaron express optimism about the pennant chase as Bragan and Al Lopez tout their teams’ chances.
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Ken Johnson
Cincinnati
Milwaukee Braves
Milwaukee
Bobby Bragan
Johnson
Braves
Houston
Bragan
Ken
Tony Cloninger
White Sox
Detroit
Henry Aaron
Joe Torre
Atlanta Stadium
Chicago White Sox
Eddie Mathews
Chicago
al Lopez
Atlanta Braves
Abrhbi
Alou
Cater If
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Buford
Alomar
Robinson Cf
Aaron Rf
Skowron
Kline
McGraw
Mathews
Ward
DelaHoz
Hansen
Carty If
Weisss
Jones
Nich
Torre
Romano
Woo
Kelley
John
Kelb
Berry
Osinski
Martin
Nicholson
Schaffer
de la Hox
Weis
Carty
Pizarro
Bolo
Entries Reach 180 For Road America
ELKHART LAKE AP Entries for the Road America June Sprints next weekend have reached 180 and may climb to 200. The field is led by Ralph Salyer of Hammond Indiana the defending champion who will again drive a Chevy powered Cro Sal Cheetah. Challengers include two former winners Jim Hall of Midland Texas and Augie Pabst of Milwaukee. At stake is the Presidents Cup a nationally awarded trophy sanctioned by the Sports Car Club of America.
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Elkhart Lake
Ralph Salyer
Hammond
Ind
Jim Hall
Midland
Tex
Augie Pabst
Milwaukee
Sports Car Club of America
Beloit Track Meet Draws 65 Athletes at Beloit College
In Beloit, 65 athletes competed in the first Southern Wisconsin Track Meet at Beloit College. Art Saunders and Scott Berry were double winners, Saunders taking the 120 hurdles and 100 yard dash, Berry winning the shot put and contributing to a team batting average of .268 as results listed for area competitors. Heavily indicates the meet may be repeated July 18.
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Beloit
Beloit College
Alf Herrer
Milwaukee
Braves
Datting
Mercury Track Club
Be- Abh
RBI
Augloit College
Aaron
U.S
Torre
Carty
Art Saunders
Wauwatosa Bolling
Scott Berry
Rockford
Alou
Menke
Jones
Saunders
Oliver
Mathews
al- Alomar
Cline
Berry
Rozelle Marshals Forces For Battle Of Atlanta
NFL commissioner Pete Rozelle seeks 12 yes votes from 14 owners to award a 1966 Atlanta franchise after a near AFL takeover. AP survey shows seven clubs favoring Atlanta move, others undecided. If approved, a syndicate led by Lindsey Hopkins would aim to secure the franchise and stadium tenant for Atlanta’s $18 million venue.
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Associated Press
New York
Pete Rozelle
Atlanta
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Dixie Territory
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AFL
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Lindsey Hopkins
Texas
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Cox Broadcasting Corp
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Wisconsin May Become Party To Antitrust Suit Over Braves
Milwaukee officials push a federal antitrust suit plan with potential state involvement. Atty Gen Bronson La Follette weighs joining to strengthen the case as county leaders seek authority to operate a club and deter Braves move to Atlanta. Plans target MLB officials amid ongoing franchise questions.
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Wisconsin
Bronson la Follette
Robert P. Russell
John Fleming
la Follette
John Doyne
Braves
Atlanta
Doyne
Softball Classic League Tonight Schedule
Powell hosts Toby's at 6 30 and Katz Co at 8 00. Houska at 6 30 features Lichtie Construction against Scott Burgess. Trane plans Melody Mill against Klein and Son at 6 30.
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Powell
Toby's
Katz Co
Stellick’s
S&h-Pizza Villa
Houska
Lichtie Construction
Scott Burgess
Trane
Melody Mill
Klein and Son
Watanabe and Griffith Win in Honolulu and Tokyo Boxing Bouts
In Tokyo Makato Watanabe outpointed Sakuji Shinoza in a 10 round non title bout. In Honolulu Emile Griffith outpointed Eddie Pace in a 10 round non title fight.
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Tokyo
Makato Watanabe
Japan
Sakuji Shinoza
Honolulu
Emile Griffith
New York
Eddie Pace
Los Angeles
UM’s Jerry Cawley Signs With Twins
University of Minnesota catcher and third baseman Jerry Cawley signed a baseball contract with the Minnesota Twins on Monday. The 21 year old from Waseca will report to St. Cloud in the Northern League after being drafted 11th overall by the Twins last week. He hit .346 with four homers and 19 RBIs for the Gophers this spring.
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ST. Paul - Minneapolis
Jerry Cawley
University of Minnesota
Minnesota Twins
St. Cloud
Cawley
Waseca
Minn
Gophers
Twins
Airport Trap Club Members and Scores Listed
A partial roster lists shooters and their trap scores at the Airport Trap Club. Names include J Brush 22x25 and 18x25, Al Sherrard 22x25 21x25 17x25, D Denison 22x25 16x25, and other participants such as W Svee Dick Hansen Ron Jensen J Hollenbeck Rich Jerve Hecht Holnagel Marcus and Mon soor with various 14x25 to 21x25 scores.
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J. Brush
al Sherrard
D. Denison
W. Svee
Dick Hansen
Ron Jensen
J. Hollenbeck
Rich Jerve
Dave [Hecht
D. Holnagel
G. Marcus
Snead says U S Open course is tough at Bellerive
Sam Snead, 52, calls Bellerive Country Club the longest and hardest U S Open course yet. He notes the 7 191 yard par 70 layout tests power and accuracy and predicts surprising scores as he competes in his 25th Open bid alongside Ken Venturi in St. Louis.
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Sam Snead
ST. Louis
West Virginia
Bellerive Country Club
Snead
Ken Venturi
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