Three Super Stars On Top In U S Open
Arnold Palmer Jack Nicklaus and Billy Casper lead the U S Open at Baltusrol after the first round. Palmer shot 68 for 137 total, Nicklaus 67 for 138, Casper 70 for 139 as Bruce Devlin and Deane Beman follow.
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Bob Green
Associated Press
Springfield
N.J
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Billy Casper
Cream
Palmer
Baltusrol Golf Club
Nicklaus
Big Jack
Casper
Arnie
Reedslim
Bruce Devlin
Australia
Deane Beman
Marty Fleckman
Port Arthur
Tex
Don January
ABC
Alties
Gene Littler
Tommy Bolt
Jack Fleck
Reid to Talk Mike Reid at Commodore Club
Former Minnesota full back and placekicker Mike Reid will speak at the Commodore Club in La Crescent on Thursday at 7 p.m. He will present a 15 minute color UM sports film as part of the Gophers goodwill tour. Reid replaces Joe Salem who left for South Dakota in 1966.
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Mike Reid
University of Minnesota
Spring Valley
Wis
Gophers
la Crescent
la Crescent Lions
Commodore
UM Sports
Reid
Joe Salem
South Dakota
Prairie du Chien Jaycee Softball Invitational Winners
Tenneson blanked Bob's Recreation Center 5 0 and Prairie du Chien Bar clipped Postville 5 2 in the Prairie du Chien Jaycee Invitational. Six games Saturday and seven more Sunday began at noon in the single elimination event. Pete Peterson won for the Prairie team.
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Prairie DU Chien
Wis
Tenneson
Bob's Recreation Center
Prairie du Chien’s
Postville
Iowa
Pete Peterson
Gopher Baseballer Earns All America Honor
Dennis Zacho the Minnesota first baseman who hit .395 this spring was named to the second All American baseball team by the nation's coaches in Omaha Nebraska.
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Omaha
Neb
Dennis Zacho
University of Minnesota
Unsmiling Held Tough On Orioles
Woodie Held, once a Baltimore Oriole, hit a game winning homer in the opener and a two run shot in the nightcap as the Los Angeles Angels swept the Orioles. The Angels extended their win streak to five, while Baltimore fell into a tie for sixth. Frank Robinson hit his 19th for Baltimore.
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Woodie Held
Hank Bauer
Baltimore
California
Angels
Orioles
Marcelino Lopez
Washington
Boston
Cleveland
Minnesota
Kansas City
Detroit
New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Jim Fregosi
Held
Pete Richert
Jim MacGlothlin
Jose Cardenal
McGlathlin
Ken ‘Turner
Frank Robinson
Maxwell Leads Milwaukee Open After First Round
Susie Maxwell shot 68 to take a three stroke lead in the Milwaukee Jaycee Open. The Oklahoma City University alum, using a college-era putter, posted four birdies and 14 pars aided by a 40-foot birdie putt and a return to a square stance after lessons in Cincinnati.
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Milwaukee
Susie Maxwell
Oklahoma City University
Miss Maxwell
Cincinnati
Psychology Spurs Hastings To Gopher Title
Hastings Raiders win Minnesota high school baseball title 4-0 over Austin at Midway Stadium to finish 23-1. Manager Gil Rynda, headed for priesthood study, used a newspaper ad to motivate the team by signaling a Friday broadcast and implying Richfield would play. Dan Carey, Joe Peterson, and Kirk Pederson combine on a three pitcher effort.
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ST. Paul
Gil Rynda
Hastings Raiders
Minnesota
Hastings
Austin
Midway Stadium
Raiders
Rynda
Notre Dame
Twin Cities
Richfield
Dan Carey
Carey
New York Mets
Joe Peterson
Kirk Pederson
Pederson
Mike Hartung
Bob Bathrick
Kirk Johnson
Kevin Keene
Packers
Bloomington Kennedy
Kennedy
Nine Day Wisconsin Buck Deer Season Set Nov 18 26
The Wisconsin Conservation Commission approved a nine day statewide buck deer season from November 18 to 26 following the 1966 pattern when 110000 deer were taken. The action creates regional four day and three/fourteen day variations in southern and eastern zones and authorizes land purchases of 5059 acres for 215804 dollars.
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Wisconsin
State Conservation Commission
Lafayette
Green
Dane
Rock
Walworth
Racine
Kenosha
Jefferson
Waukesha
Crawford
Grant
Winnebago
Fond du Lac
Dodge
Calumet
Manitowoc
Sheboygan
Washington
Ozaukee
Apostle Islands
Menominee County
St. Croix
Dunn
Chippewa
Eau Claire
Pepin
Pierce
Buffalo
Trempealeau
la Crosse
Monroe
Vernon
Sandhill
Pro Soccer Scores Tie At United Association Match
New York and Chicago played to a 0 0 draw in the National League while Pittsburgh edged Atlanta 1 0. Philadelphia hosted Chicago as rain affected play and results.
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United Association
New York
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Atllanta
Philadelphia
Holmen Shooters Triumph In La Crosse Challenge
Holmen's 10 man squad defeated Onalaska Sunday in the Hunter's Shoot at the La Crosse Gun Club. Holmen hit 196 of 250 clay targets to Onalaska 187 and won the traveling trophy. Loren Waldenburg went 24 of 25, with Smokey Muenzenberger and Jack Stinzi 23 of 25 for Holmen. Onalaska led by Rich Lawrence 23, Rat Witt 22, and Lester Freeman 21.
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Holmen
Onalaska
la Crosse
Loren Waldenburg
Smokey Muenzenberger
Jack Stinzi
Rich Lawrence
Rat Witt
Lester Freeman
Racine Golfer Wins Wisconsin Senior Title
William Angel of Racine captured the Wisconsin Senior Golf Association overall title on Tuesday with 74 74 for a total 148. The first round was at Butte des Morts in Appleton and the final round at North Shore in Menasha. Elmer Selig of Appleton finished second with 76 73 for 149.
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Betsy Rawls
Sandra McClinton
Sandra Palmer
Donna Caponi
Kathy Whitworth
Margie Masters
Jo Ann Prentice
Mickey Wright
Milwaukee (Ap
Wisconsin
Paul Clauder
Milwaukee
Jack Williams
Willie Guthrie
Nancy Stefani
Kenosha
Mary Beth Nienhaus
Appleton
Anne Balderson
Kathy Erness
Kathy Magers
Waukesha
Vicki Zimmerman
Frank Hilpert
Racine
Pat Kimball
Lake Delton
Bridgette Braun
Oconomowoc
Deb Larson
Joanne Steiner
Menasha
William Angel
Wisconsin Senior Golf Association
Butte Des Morts
North Shore
Elmer Selig
Oliva Fights Fence In Cleveland Tilt
Tony Oliva slammed the outfield fence at Municipal Stadium in a seventh inning chase of a long Alvis fly. The Indians tied the game with three singles and won 2-1 in the 10th on Chuck Hin ton's single. Oliva was knocked unconscious and stretchered off but later deemed not seriously injured. X-rays planned.
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Tony
Tony Oliva
Cleveland
Joe Azcue
Twins
George Lentz
Oliva
UPI
Municipal Stadium
Max Alvis
Indians
Minnesota Twins
Chuck Hinton
Vic Ippolito
Shaker Medical Center
Ippolito
Bull, Brue, and Bulls lead 35 to PGA berth bid
OSHKOSH AP Steve Bull and Bobby Brue of Milwaukee and Dick Bulls of Marinette topped a field of 35 for berths in the national PGA meet in Denver next month. In the Twins vs Indians game, Tiant outdueled Merritt 10 innings, Carew homered, Tovar was cut down at second, and Worthington struggled in relief.
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Steve Bull
Bobby Brue
Milwaukee
Dick Bulls
Marinette
National Professional Golfers Association
Denver
Carew
Tovar
Rocky Colavito
Twins
Russ Nixon
Rich Rollins
Alvis
Tiant
Cleveland
Worthington
Elmer
Brown Stops Zamora In Baton Rouge Bout
Boxing notes Joe Brown from New Orleans stops Port firo Zamora of Corpus Christi in Baton Rouge with a decisive finish.
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Baton Rouge
Joe Brown
New Orleans
Portfiro Zamora
Corpus Christi
Tex
Jane Gelatt Tops Golfers at Country Club Event
Jane Gelatt carded 98 gross 79 net to win the 18-hole Class A in the Country Club Lady Golfers event. Beverly McLoone won Class B with 109 gross and 80 handicap. Leah Schultz also had 80 with handicap.
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Jane Gelatt
Country Club
Beverly McLoone
Leah Schultz
Edith Ward
Mabel Novak
Frank Snyder
Kate Cobleigh
Mary Legois
Lillian Kaplan
Pat Smyth
Lillian ‘Kaplan
Phillips Stars Cubs In 4th Inning Rally
Cincinnati beat Los Angeles 3 2 as Chico Ruiz sparked the win with a first hit and the hidden ball trick. Adolpho Phillips homered for Chicago as the Cubs moved into fourth place with a 5 3 victory over Philadelphia.
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Associated Press
Chico Ruiz
John Roseboro
Ruiz
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Rul Singer
Reds
Dodgers
Chicago
New York
Atlanta
Houston
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
San Francisco
May
Adolpho Phillips
Mets
Cubs
John Boccabella
Sonny Jackson
Hank Aaron
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Samsonite Luggage Corp
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