O'Dell Delivers 4-2 Victory For Braves In Milwaukee
Ken Johnson held Philadelphia to two runs through seven, then Billy O'Dell came in to earn the 4-2 win for Milwaukee. Joe Torre drove in two runs with a two-run single in the eighth as the Braves rallied from a 2-1 deficit. Johnson improved to 4-8 lifetime versus the Phils while O'Dell raised to 5-2 in relief.
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Ken Johnson
Billy O'Dell
Braves
Johnson
O'Dell
Philadelphia
Bobby Bragan
Houston
Tony Cloninger
Phils
Johnny Callison
John Herrnstein
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Herrnstein
Joe Torre
Torre
Law
Willie Stargell
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Cubs
Astros
Doug Clemens
Billy Williams
Jim Gentile
Walt Bond
La Crosse Cribbage? La Crosse Cribune June 18 1965
Newspaper entry dated Friday June 18 1965 with delivery note on June 19 1965. Includes typical front page items and local briefs from La Crosse.
Henry Cooper Stop Johnny Prescott to Retain Titles
In Birmingham England Henry Cooper 18612 stopped Johnny Prescott 1904 to retain the British and Empire heavyweight titles. The boxing card also featured Love Allorey Ghana outpointing Don Johnson Fresno 12 featherweights and Richie Sue 128 percent Portland knocking out Manuel Ochoa 129 Mexico in Los Angeles.
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Birmingham
England
Henry Cooper
Johnny Prescott
Cooper
Copenhagen
Love Allorey
Ghana
Don Johnson
Fresno
Calif
Los Angeles
Richie Sue
Portland
Ore
Manuel Ochoa
Mexico
Bob Feller declines commissioner role under current rules
In Minneapolis Bob Feller a former Cleveland Indians star said he would not accept any offer to be baseball commissioner with present restrictions. He noted the commissioner has little power and would need more authority to accept the role.
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Minneapolis
Bob ‘Feller
Cleveland Indians
Feller
Ford Frick
Menke Reinstated On Braves' Active List
Milwaukee Braves shortstop Denny Menke, out five weeks with a knee injury, was reinstated on the active list Thursday but did not play in the 4-2 win over Philadelphia. He was batting .274 when he injured his right knee in a May 13 collision at home plate in Pittsburgh.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee Braves
Denny Menke
Menke
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Wisconsin teachers enroll in summer journalism workshop
The University of Wisconsin reports 13 state high school teachers have registered for the annual summer journalism adviser workshop seminar opening Monday. Four graduate credits in journalism or education can be earned. The seminar runs before the high school workshops for young people scheduled July 5 to 17 and July 19 to 31.
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Madison
University of Wisconsin
Cubs Hold Auction in City Park
Cub scouts in Spring Grove plan an auction at City Park starting 7 30 p m on Saturday June 19. Bring sale articles to the park Saturday afternoon or call Donald Sherburne or Carlton Clauson for pickup service.
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Spring Grove
Minn
City Park
Donald Sherburne
Carlton Clauson
Square Dancers Join In Dairy Day at Viroqua
Viroqua Square Dancers sponsor a dance during Dairy Days in the senior high gym from 8 to 11 p.m. Dancers from the area are invited and spectators enter with a Dairy Day ticket.
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Viroqua
Wis
Osteen Shuts Out Giants as Dodgers Ride Big Four
Claude Osteen pitched the Dodgers to a 3-0 win over San Francisco allowing just one hit. John Roseboro drove in two first inning runs and Osteen earned his first NL shutout. The Dodgers, aided by Koufax Drysdale and Podres, continue to pace the league with strong pitching.
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Mike Rathet
Associated Press
Walt Alston
Los Angeles Dodgers
Claude Osteen
Osteen
Alston
Dodgers
San Francisco
Giants
Jack Hiatt
Walter
Dodger
Sandy Kouffax
Don Drysdale
Johnny Podres
Roseboro
Gaylord Perry
Hiatt
Bail Reform Urged by La Follette at Delavan Conference
Atty. Gen. Bronson La Follette urged bail reform stating poverty makes bail a punishment. He argued those who cannot post bond stay jailed, burdening the state, while the wealthy can earn wages and prepare defenses. He cited successful results where reform has been implemented.
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la Follette
Eisenhower Urges Public to Support President on Southeast Asia
Former President Eisenhower told Americans to “stick with the President” amid tense Southeast Asia tensions. He spoke during a visit to commission 320 students going abroad as unofficial ambassadors in his people-to-people program begun in 1958.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Southeast Asia
Eisenhower
Viet Nam
Seven Hurt In Two Car Crash East Of Tomah
Seven people were injured and taken to Tomah Memorial Hospital after a two car collision on a country trunk road 13.5 miles east of Tomah in Byron town. Drivers were Gordon E. Hansen 19 Central Point Ore and Sonja Slayton 52 Camp Douglas. Passengers injured were Roy Christianson 17 Salem Ore Soren Hansen 69 and Elmer Hansen 62 both Federal Point Ore Georgina Frei 58 and Imogene Georgeson 13 both Camp Douglas.
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Wis
Tomah Memorial Hospital
Byron
Gordon E. Hansen
Central Point
Ore
Sonja Slayton
R. 1
Camp Douglas
Roy Christianson
Salem
Soren Hansen
Elmer Hansen
Federal Point
Georgina Frei
Imogene Georgeson
Bowling Scores Tue Nite Ladies
Crabsrass 483 454 1403 Bluebells 418 435 1260 Mousketeers 444 430 1289 Buttercups 430 479 1399 High 4: A Walters 454 D Schlegel 439 A Krueger 432 M Weber 418 High Single: A Walters 169.
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Austin Caps Marathon Lasting 25 Innings
The Texas League epic ended with Austin defeating Dallas Fort Worth 2 1 in 25 innings after five hours ten minutes. Butler Powell delivered the winning RBI single to seal the game, setting a league record for length.
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Austin Caps
Arlington
Tex
Austin
Dallas-Fort Worth
Butler Powell
Harlingen
San Antonio
Supply Bail for Demonstrators Urged by Wisconsin Church
Appleton Wisconsin AP The Wisconsin conference of the United Church of Christ urged churches to make bond money available for people arrested in civil rights protests. The resolution backs peaceful demonstrators and calls for housing discrimination bans. Rev Ben M Herbster cited financial strains but affirmed unchanged principles drawing new members.
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Appleton
Wisconsin Conference of the United Church of Christ
Wisconsin
Ben M. Herbster
New York
United Church of Christ
Lady Churchill Takes Seat With Lords
Lady Spencer Churchill, widow of Sir Winston Churchill, entered the House of Lords after accepting a life peerage awarded by Britain's Labor government. She reached 80, four months after her husband’s death, and her husband had once refused the honor.
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London
Spencer-Churchill
Sir Winston
House of Lords
Britain
Murakami Says Umpire Will Catch On Pretty Soon
Masanori Murakami, the 20 year old Japanese pitcher for the San Francisco Giants, talks about language barriers and pitching style. He explains he throws hard every time and wants to win. He would like more Japanese players in America and wonders about his future with the Giants.
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Murakami
NEW York
NEA
Masanori Murakami
San Francisco Giants
Willie McCovey
Mushie
Cookie Lavagetto
Newspaper Fella
Japan
U.S
NFL to consider Atlanta expansion amid Philadelphia AFL screening
The NFL meets Monday to decide on adding Atlanta as an 15th team for 1966 while the AFL screens Philadelphia franchise applicants. Atlanta officials set a July 1 deadline for the stadium decision, with Cox Broadcasting already securing an AFL franchise for 7.5 million dollars.
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Jack Hand
Associated Press
New York
National Football League
Atlanta
American Football League
Philadelphia
Atlanta Stadium Authority
Arthur Montgomery
Montgomery
NFL
AFL
Cox Broadcasting Corp
Lindsey Hopkins, Jr
Rankin Smith
Atlanta Insurance Company
William G. Reynolds
Reynolds Aluminum Co
Pete Rozelle
Cox Company
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