Pascual Suffers First Loss As Twins Fall To Sox 3 1
Camilo Pascual tabs the loss ending his eight game win streak as the Chicago White Sox beat the Minnesota Twins 3 1. Despite strong starts the Pale Hose capitalize in the fourth on a misplayed pop foul a bad hop a disputed tag call and a sequence of soft hits to take a lead and hold on. Jerry Fosnow Dick Stigman and Johnny Klippstein finish scoreless innings while Sam Mele notes Pascual had better stuff early but luck deserted him.
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Dodgers Lead Giants As Wills And Koufax Spark
Maury Wills doubled twice and stole two bases while driving in a run as Los Angeles beat San Francisco 2-1. Sandy Koufax allowed six hits and struck out eight to earn his 10th win, keeping the Dodgers a half game ahead of Milwaukee.
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Wisconsin sets strong 1964 65 athletic year in Big Ten action
UW athletic teams across 14 sports posted a .573 winning mark for 1964 65 with 114 victories, 85 defeats and one tie in 200 duals. Indoor track led with an undefeated five meets. outdoor track won three of four and placed second in a Nebaska Houston triangular.
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Eight teams in tourney set for Sparta and Bangor
Six Western Wisconsin League clubs Bangor Sparta Tomah Melrose Black River Falls Norwalk compete July 13 18 in the La Crosse District semi pro tournament at Sparta and Bangor Other entries include Trempealeau of the Hiawatha Valley League and Hillsboro of the Scenic league
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Twins sign 11 prospects for St Cloud Northern League group
Minnesota Twins sign 11 high school and college players including Purdue star Purkhiser and Arizona State ace Merrick. Players head to Melbourne for camp before assignment to St Cloud or Bradenton, with bonuses paid.
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Fifteen Dogs Dropped In National Retriever Championship
PARK RAPIDS Minn Forty dogs were called back after Wednesday’s first round of the ninth annual National Amateur Retriever Championship Stakes. Fifteen were dropped by the judges. The lone Minnesota entry is Ringo’s Ringo owned by Cliff Mortenson of St Paul. The event may conclude Saturday or Sunday depending on weather. Judges are S H Eliason J B Jackson and Dr Dean Parker.
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Local Archers Shine at Richland Center Shoot
Black Hawk Bow Hunters claimed two firsts two seconds and three thirds at the West Central Field Archery meet in Richland Center. Winners included Francis Schmidt and Jean Forss in first place, Charles Snyder and John Kish second, with Phil Dahlen Jim Keim and Shirley Scott taking third. A total of 123 archers competed and trophies went to first place finishers. The next league shoot is set for La Crosse on June 27.
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Field Of 79 Golfers To Tee Off Friday
RACINE AP A field of 79 golfers will tee off Friday in a bid for four Wisconsin qualifying berths in the national public links tournament. The first 18 holes are at Racine Johnson Park. the final round on Saturday at Brown Deer in Milwaukee. Defending medalist is Dave Wernecke of Brown Deer. The national tournament runs July 12-17 in Pittsburgh.
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Yankees Buy Veteran Pitcher Tiefenauer From Braves
New York purchases Bobby Tiefenauer 35 from Atlanta after he went 0-1 with a 0.82 ERA in six relief appearances at the Braves farm club. The Yankees also option Pete Mikkelsen to Toledo after 24 hour recall.
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Major League Leaders Lead American League Batting and Pitching
The top American League batters include Davalillo Cleveland at .366 and Horton Detroit at .363 with 74 and 43 runs. Mantilla Boston leads with 50 RBIs. Cardena l Los Angeles has 69 hits. Pitching shows Pascual Minnesota at .889 win rate with 1-0, and Fisher, Buzhardt, and Grant at 6-1 .857.
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Vikings sign three rookie defensive backs
The Minnesota Vikings signed three rookie defensive backs as free agents on Wednesday. The group includes Gary Hill from Southern California, Barsell Mackbee of Utah State, and Henry Morrison of Wayzata Minnesota who played half a season with the Gophers.
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Horton Drives Tigers To Fourth Straight Victory Over Red Sox
Willie Horton paced Detroit with four RBI and four homers in four games against Boston, feeding a 9-4 win as he raised his AL leading homer total to 15 and batting to .363. Mickey Lolich held Boston before a late rally. Fred Gladding earned the win.
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Braves Lose To Phillies In Bunning Slugfest
Milwaukee drops 6-2 to Philadelphia at County Stadium as Jim Bunning fends off 12 Braves hits and drives in 10 strikeouts. Dodgers beat Giants to widen NL lead, leaving Milwaukee 13 1/2 games back.
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Wisconsin Dark Horse Eyes IRA Rowing Championship
Wisconsin led by Sonja and the Badgers eye a rare varsity championship at the IRA regatta on Onondaga Lake with Cornell California Washington Navy as top past winners watching. Coaches warn about late starts and strong competition as Wisconsin aims to prove their regatta time form.
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Supervisor Worried About Trading Eddie
Milwaukee faces political risk as the County Board backs state legislation to seek a baseball franchise while preparing an anti trust suit over the Braves move to Atlanta in 1966. Supervisor Rudolph L. Pohl cautions that selling Eddie Mathews could sway an election and cost the county.
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Green Bay Signs Colorado Halfback Bill Symons
The Green Bay Packers announced the signing of University of Colorado halfback Bill Symons, their sixth draft pick. Coach Vince Lombardi said Symons will be tested at cornerback for his speed and tackling. Symons led Colorado receivers and returned 11 kickoffs for 335 yards last season.
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Local league softball and boxing results summary
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