Yankees Rally Off Twins In 10-2 Victory
New York ends a four-game skid with a 10-2 win over the Minnesota Twins. Bill Stafford earned the victory as the Yankees homered four times led by Mickey Mantle’s grand slam, his first since June 5, and Mantle’s 10th homer of the season. Roger Maris added a seventh homer, Phil Linz hit his second, and Ross Moschitto collected his first major league homer.
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Bill Stafford
Mickey Mantle
Mel Nelson
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Phil Linz
Ross Moschitto
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Allison
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Pepitone
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Boyer
Rollins
Linz
Nelson
Stafford
Susman
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Richardson
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Bragan Uses 17 Players as Braves Fall 5-4 in 10 Innings
St Louis manager Red Schoendienst outlasted Bobby Bragan as the Cardinals edged the Braves 5-4 in 10 innings. Bragan shuffled 17 players, with six pitchers and two sluggers sidelined by injuries. Bill White homered in the 10th for St Louis while Eddie Mathews and Rico Carty were sidelined by injuries.
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Bobby Bragan
Bragan
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Braves
Bill White
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Red Schoendienst
Denny Menke
Rico Carty
Curt Simmons
Eddie Mathews
Mike de la Hoz
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Mack Jones
Don Dennis
Gene Oliver
Oliver
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White
Phil Niekro
Billy O'Dell
Hogden Leads UW At NCAA Golf Championship Invite
Wisconsin lone entry John Hogden of Galesville competes in the 68th NCAA golf championship at Holston Hills Knoxville. Hogden, 1965 Badgers top scorer with 13-7 record, averages 75.1 and shot 69 at Maple Bluff. He aims for individual honors as Wisconsin plays no team scoring.
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University of Wisconsin
University of Tennessee
Knoxville
John Hogden
Galesville
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Maple Bluff Country Club
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Dave Schumaker
Holston Hills Country Club
Audubon Society To Meet Elect First Officers
The La Crosse Audubon Society will meet at 8 p.m. Monday in the Coulee State Bank to elect officers. A nominating committee from the charter meeting will propose a slate. others may be nominated from the floor. Stanley G. DeBoer will discuss the Wisconsin Conservation Department project to reintroduce the wild turkey. Nearly 100 people have joined.
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Coulee
Wisconsin
Tomah Saddle Club Horse Show Set for Sunday in Wisconsin
The third annual Tomah Saddle Club Horse Show takes place Sunday at Fairgrounds Park Tomah Wis featuring 19 events plus a quarter and half mile race sanctioned by West Wisconsin Horsemen's Association Open to riders from other clubs A special drill team class will feature members of the recreation department's horsemanship program Kathy Berg is to reign as Horse Show Queen Claire Nelson of Duluth will judge the performance notes indicate broader community involvement and a festive atmosphere despite a separate baseball recap appearing in the same text.
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Benvenuti Wins World Junior Middle Title In Milan
In Milan Nino Benvenuti defeated Sandro Mazzinghi by knockout to claim the world junior middleweight championship. The bout produced a stoppage in the sixth round as Benvenuti improved his title status and boxing momentum.
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Sandro Mazzinghi
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Ador Plaza
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Mele Toughens Up as Twins Surge to First Place
New York reports a transformed Minnesota Twins under manager Sam Mele. He is stricter and more demanding, pushing aggressive baserunning and decisions, taking the blame when plays backfire. The team climbs to the top by timely hitting and smarter play.
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Minnesota Twins
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La Crosse Defeats Stoddard 27 18 In Riv Riverland Game
La Crosse beat Stoddard 27 to 18 at Erickson Park in a Riv Riverland League matchup. Dave Haniff hit a homer and three other hits while Jule Zander added two four baggers. Stoddard's Bruce Coy and Duane Castle each had four hits and two homers apiece from Coy.
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Butch Cavadini
Dick Stellner
Richfield Clinches State Baseball Title In Extra Innings
Richfield unbeat en 25 games this spring edged St Paul Humboldt 2 1 in eight innings at Midway Stadium to win the Minnesota high school championship. Barry Bishop delivered the decisive run with a bases loaded single as Richfield staged late offense and stellar defense.
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Humboldt
La Crosse Legion Tops Iowans 5-1 Behind Rieber Blast
Ron Rieber belted a go ahead two run homer in the sixth as La Crosse Legion defeated New Albia 5-1. Jim Grosch pitched two hit ball over seven innings with seven strikeouts and three walks. Imhoff Gave a third inning triple and N Protsman added a seventh inning single for New Albia. La Crosse resumes Monday at Copeland Park versus Mabel starting 6 p.m.
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Ron Rieber
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Thompson
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Stuart Streaks On With Phillies In Dodgers Clash
Stuart blasted a homer and a key two run single to spark Philadelphia past Los Angeles 4 2. The win narrows the Dodgers lead as the Phillies surge with his 11 game impact against the Dodgers. Other NL results include Cincinnati over Chicago 3 1 and San Francisco beating New York 3 0.
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Philadelphia
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Frank Linzy
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Major League Standings and Weekend Results
The file lists standings with teams Los Angeles Milwaukee Cincinnati San Francisco Pittsburgh Philadelphia St Louis Chicago Houston New York and notes Friday results with Cincinnati beating Chicago 3 1 Houston over Pittsburgh 5 1 St Louis 5 Milwaukee 4 in 10 innings Philadelphia 4 Los Angeles 2 and San Francisco 3 New York 2. Weekend and upcoming schedule include Chicago Cincinnati St Louis Milwaukee New York San Francisco Pittsburgh Houston Philadelphia Los Angeles and city matchups.
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Major League Leaders Highlight 1969 Batting and Pitching Stats
The article lists American League batting leaders with Davalillo and Horton atop average, Green and Wagner leading runs, Mantilla and Horton driving in, and Davalillo plus Cardenal among hits. It also notes pitching leaders Pascual and Spies-Burnstad, McDowell striking out 116. It mentions a Tomah detergent box derby for eight to thirteen year olds on Monroe Street, scheduled for late August.
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Katz beats Klein 4-0 in Classic League softball tilt
Katz Co. knocked off Klein and Son 4-0 Friday night, dropping Klein into a first place tie. S and H-Pizza Villa moved to the top with a 9-3 win over Mal dy Mill. Lichtie Construction beat Stellick National Oil 84, and Scott Burgess won by forfeit from Toby's.
Aldrich Yates Cup Sailing Club Races at Lake Onalaska
Lucky Luxford and Russ Ald rich defeat Jim Hoeschler and Ron Briggs on a disqualification Wednesday after the Hoeschler boat touched the marker. Tom Ringdahl and Larry Shephard finished second, Dick Westkaemper Bill Hodges third and Tore Gundersen Pete Arnold fourth. In the snip e class Ann Yates and her father Gordon won with Jim Horn Jay Hoeschler second, Dr. Carl Schmidt Dr. Bill West third and Mike and John Fox fourth.
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Jim Hoeschler
Ron Briggs
Lake Onalaska
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Tom Ringdahl
Larry Shephard
Dick Westkaemper
Bill Hodges
Tore Gundersen
Pete Arnold
Ann Yates
Gordon
Jim Horn
Jay Hoeschler
Carl Schmidt
Bill West
Mike
John Fox
Finley Challenges Griffith to Cow Milking Contest
Charles Finley owner of the Kansas City Athletics challenges Calvin Griffith Twins owner to a cow milking contest at the A's park on July 3. Griffith says he needs training before admitting victory. The event would be part of a Farmers Night promotion before the Twins A's game.
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Charles Finley
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Minnesota Twins
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A’s Park
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Finley
Blair High names James Bade head basketball coach
Blair Wisconsin James Bade a 1962 graduate of Eau Claire State University has been named head basketball coach at Blair High School. Bade will be out of the Navy in August and has previously coached at Mondovi.
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Eau Claire State University
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Mondovi
13th Ward Warriors Doubleheader Schedule Revealed
The 13th Ward Warriors host a doubleheader on Thursday June 24 at 9 30 against Cashton Pee Wees and Cashton Little Leaguers. All Warriors are requested to be present.
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Cashton
Aguirre Stops A's 3-1 in Tigers Victory
Detroit left-hander Hank Aguirre shut down the Kansas City Athletics on three hits as the Tigers edged KC 3-1. Skowron homered for Chicago in a 4-3 win over Boston while Cleveland beat Los Angeles 3-2 on Colavito’s 14th homer. Washington stopped Baltimore 2-0 and New York pummeled Minnesota 10-2.
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Chevy Powered Cars Dominate Elkhart Lake Race Week
Chevrolet powered cars lead the Road America sprints at Elkhart Lake with 270 entries and up to 40,000 spectators. Dean Causey enters a Lotus Ford sports car as Ralph Salyer defends his title against 58 rivals on the four mile course for the Presidents Cup.
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Venturi to Enter Mayo Clinic for Treatment After Open Exit
Ken Venturi, defending U S Open champion, failed to make the 36 hole cutoff at the 1965 Open due to circulatory trouble. He said he will enter Mayo Clinic in Rochester Minnesota for tests and treatment, potentially an operation, and will not play again until cured.
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Ken Venturi
Mayo Clinic
Rochester Minn
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Bates Shines as Lincoln Triumphs 5-2
Alma Center Lincoln defeated Blair 5-2 in a Dairyland Conference baseball game. Bob Bates pitched a four-hitter Thursday. Ray Hart doubled and singled, Gene Janske doubled for Lincoln. Blair managed two hits from Holven. Dale and Malchnski aided Lincoln's win with Bates and R Hart contributing on the mound.
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Late season surprise paces Oregon bid for national title
Bruce Mortenson 150 pounds delivered a late season upset for Oregon in the NCAA track meet, earning 10 points and tying with Southern California at the top of the team standings. The meet moved to Edwards Stadium with 13 events remaining as Nebraskan and Cal athletes posted strong marks in sprints hurdles and field events.
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Indees sweep pair in Dairyland Conference games
Independence beat Augusta 5 0 on Tuesday night with Mark Marsolek earning the win. Independence then edged Arcadia 4 3 on Thursday as Bob Edmundson pitched to victory.
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Dakota Falls To Cochrane In Valley League Clash
Dakota slips from a share of first as Cochrane Fountain City wins 6-4. Walter Bartz collects two hits and Bob Janikowski belts a homer for the Dakota squad.
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Wisconsin Welcomes Hackbart Return. Hendrick Loses Eligibility
Wisconsin athletics announced halfback Jerry Hackbart of Waunakee is eligible again after past scholastic issues. Athletic Director Ivan Williamson cited 112 athletes with B averages or better in 1964-65. Ineligible students include freshmen Vern Geishert and Carlos Evans, sprinters Charles Hendrick and Richard Harris Jr., and hockey freshman Richard Alholm.
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Richland Center
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Dodgeville
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la Crosse
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Gary
Ind
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Marquette
Mich
Wernicke Sets Pace in Wisconsin Public Links Qualifier
Dave Wernicke of Milwaukee, defending champion, shot a two under par 68 at Johnson Park Racine to lead the 36 hole state qualifier for the U S Public Links. The field battles to earn four spots for the national event in Pittsburgh July 12 17 alongside George Marcetich and 16 year old George Madsen who both posted par 70. Roger Eberhardt tied at 71 as last year’s qualifier group also contends.
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Two Chicago Swimmers Commit to Wisconsin Scholarships
Frederic Hogan of St Ignatius and Edward Naber of Fenwick High School will join the University of Wisconsin on athletic scholarships. Hogan, a 50 yard freestyle sprinter, posted 21.7 seconds, among the year’s top high school and college times. Naber, a distance freestyler, was 1500 meter champion indoors and outdoors at the Central AAU meet last summer.
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