Stout's Humphrey Named District 14 Leading Trackman
Bryan Humphrey of Stout State was named the outstanding track and field athlete of NAIA District 14. He scored most of Stout's points in the Wisconsin State University Conference meet and earned honorable mention in the long and triple jumps.
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Ashland
Bryan Humphrey
Stout State
Humphrey
Stout
Wisconsin State University
Tom Hendron
Whitewater
Bob Bloedel
Doug Burgenske
Whitewaer
Lee Kornerly
Stan Mathes
Oshkosh
Grand Slams Result Strategy Backfires On Pirates Phillies
In NL action on a night of big swings, Harry Walker's and Gene Mauch's intentional passes backfired as McCarver hit a grand slam off the Pirates. Boyer's slam helped the Braves beat the Phillies while Shaw shut out Cincinnati and Los Angeles snapped an eight game skid with a win over Chicago.
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Associated Press
Harry Walker
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Gene Mauch
Walker
Mike Shannon
Cardinals
Tim McCarver
St. Louis
Pirates
Atlanta
Joe Torre
Mauch
Clete Boyer
Braves
Phillies
New York
Bob Shaw
Cincinnati
Houston
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Chicago
Billy O'Dell
Orlando Cepeda
Shannon
McCarver
Cepeda
Bob Gibson
Hank Aaron
Larry Jackson
Torre
Boyer
Aaron
Tito Francona
Shaw
Tommy Davis
Mets
Reds
Davis
Jim Maloney
Ken Boyer
Gaylord Perry
Giants
PGA Tour Feud Escalates Over Control Of Golf Circuit
The conflict between the Professional Golfers Association and touring pros over tour control intensifies as about 150 players threaten a break from the PGA after the National Championship in Denver. They seek power to set tournaments and share TV proceeds, while the PGA pledges no concession and threatens suspension.
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Springfield
N.J
Professional Golfers Association
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Bill Casper
Denver
PGA
Max Elbin
Washington, D.C
Burning Tree Golf Club
U.S. Golf Association
Elbin
PGA Executive Committee
Cleveland
Doug Ford
Ford
Doug Sanders
NCAA Track Championship Set At Brigham Young
Rain dampens BYU stadium as top collegiate runners prep for the NCAA championships in Provo Utah. Gerry Lindgren leads Washington State with others from UCLA USC and Oregon pursuing the team title amid altitude challenges and multiple event finals.
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Brigham Young
Provo
Utah
Brigham Young University
Weather Bureau
Gerry Lindgren
Washington State
Southern California
Oregon
UCLA
Lindgren
Ambrose Burfoot
Wesleyan
Ogden
Burfoot
Vern Wolfe
Bob Seagren
USC
San Jose State
Kansas
Villanova
Possi
Wisconsin anglers report bass good in 23 counties amid high waters
Rain and rising, muddy waters slowed some fishing but bass fishing remained strong in 23 counties including Polk Dunn and Kewaunee. Notable catches included a 6 lb 7 oz largemouth from Cedar Lake and a 14 lb splake from Forest County.
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Wisconsin
Conservation Department
Balsam Lake
Polk County
Dunn
Kenosha
Cedar Lake
St. Croix
Richland
Oneida
Iowa
Walworth
Sturgeon Bay
Lawrence Ruedy
R. 4
Sparta
la Crosse
Forest County
Plum Lake
Vilas
Stevens Lake
Pierce
David G. Hammes
Carl E. Frick
French Lake
Lake
Onalaska
Black River
Trempealeau
Harold F. Kubisiak
Frederick W. Gardner
Mississippi River
Monroe
Calvin E. Clark
Max Harter Jr
Juneau
Benjamin R. Little
Ronald C. Kubisiak
Wisconsin River
Petenwell Dam
Buckhorn Bridge
Potters and
Eagle Nest
Vernon
Homer E.moe
Esorea Branch
Timber Coulee Creek
Jackson
Werner L. Radke
William G. Barton
Lake Arbutus
Kaat and Stange Shine in Twin Bill Split
Boston and New York split a doubleheader as Kaat and Stange pitched well. Scott and Yastrzemski homered for the Red Sox while Reggie Smith added a pinch hit triple. Al Downing and Charlie Smith sparked the Yankees with triples and Mantle tied Lou Gehrig for most games played as a Yankee pinch hitter. Rodger’s Angels beat Cleveland with a homer after Mincher and Hall set up the run.
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Boston
Scott
Carl Yastrzemski
Reggie Smith
Lee Stange
Mike Epstein
Senators
Phil Ortega
Steve Whitaker
Yankee
al Downing
New York
Charlie Smith
Mickey Mantle
Lou Gehrig
Rodgers
Angels
George Culver
Don Mincher
Jimmie Hall
Sonny Siebert
Rocky Colavito
Cleveland
Saldivar Favored To Retain Title In Cardiff
Fight fever gripped Cardiff as thousands of miners traveled by bus train and car for the open air featherweight world title bout between Vicente Saldivar of Mexico and Welsh challenger Howard Winstone. A 40 000 crowd expected after sundown at Ninian Park Stadium with Saldivar the 2 1 favorite to keep his title.
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Cardiff
Wales
Vicente Saldivar
Mexico
Howard Winstone
Ninian Park
Saldivar
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