Durand Team Wins Ristow Pro Amateur in Rain
A Durand golf team of Bill Halverson and Herb Brown joined teammate whose name appears to be incomplete tops the 22nd Herb Ristow Pro Am at Maple Grove. They carded a near record 10 under par 98 to win by two strokes in a 49‑team field. Halverson and Brown had opened with a 31 on the first nine and an eagle on the 451 yard ninth.
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Durand
Bill, Halverson
Herb Brown
Herb Ristow
Maples Grove
Halverson
Brown
La Crosse Pro-Amateur Golf Results 1964
Jim Burns and Jack Knothe led as contenders at the La Crosse Pro-Amateur, finishing second with an even 100. The event features duos from La Crosse and surrounding areas, with Halverson Brown and Walsh Hogden among top finishers and Eau Claire teams close behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Burns
Jack Knothe
la Crosse
Ieaders
Jim Walsh
John Hogden
Galesville
Arlen Johnson
Jim Huettl Sr
Lake City
Art
Gary Johnson
Warren MacKenzie
Harry Kolter
R. Sipple
T. Moberg
Eau Claire
D. Raab
Wauwau
Ivan van Slate
Jim Huettl Jr
Marty Beyer
Herb Ristow
Bill Halvers
Jim Huettle Sr
Minn
Art Johnson
Dick Sipple
Wausau
J. Gorman
Wausa
Don Schaefer
Fritz Balmer
Bruce Bellows
Pat Patterson
Gordon Longville
Mattie
George Hegge
Lyle Pavek
Whitehall
Bud) Krause
Chuck Redell
Joe Ludden
Bill Marquardt
Jim Mealy
S. Olsen
Richland Center
Dean Uhis
J. Miner
Tom Isler
Ron Ping
R. Lohman
R. Brandenburg
Winona
J. Walski
R. Speltz
D. Pharo
C. T. Kiefer
Tomah
Bill Evans
Ed Kru
P. F. Farnam
Bob Ristow
Steve Weissenberger
Everette Runge
Bob Thiele
Bob Smyth
Clayton Lambert
Gene Oliver
Peaa Wozney
al Windjue
Whiteall
Harley Lamke
al Evenson
Reed Horder
Art Bronson
la Cross
Bragan Gets 1965 Contract As Braves Slump Deepens
After accepting a one year contract extension Milwaukee Braves manager Bobby Bragan saw his club fall to a seventh straight defeat 10-9 to the Los Angeles Dodgers. The Braves lead off-home runs from Maye Torre and Oliver could not overcome the skid amid a 15 hit effort. Bragan’s extension followed Milwaukee's stretch of ninth place with a 30 35 record.
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Associated Press
Bobby Bragan
Milwaukee
Braves
Bragan
Los Angeles Dodgers
New York Yankees
Chicago
White Sox
Yankees
Los Angeles
Washington
Cleveland
Minnesota
San Francisco
Cincinnati
John MceHale
Pait Bartholomay
McHale
The
Dodgers
Wally Moon
Dick Tracewski
Tracewski
Lee Maye
Joe Torre
Gene Oliver
Hank Aaron
Denis Menke
Donnybrook
Hank Fischer
Dan Schneider
Fischer
Schneider
Joe Moeller
Glen's and Toby's flirt with perfection in Tavern League play
Glen's won its 10th straight, 12 4 over Bohemians Hall, while Toby's fell to 10th straight with a 17 10 loss at Schmidty's. Walsh Moe Cormick and Fanello homered for the winners as Monir Bar, Latch's Bar, Joe's OK, John’s and others posted victories amid a flurry of homers by Hafner Sullivan Gassen Patchull Koebbel Dayton Marco Ames Pataska.
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Glen’s Bar
Toby’s
Glen’s
Bohemians Hall
O Schmidty
Walsh
MoeCormick
Fanello
Monir Bar
Friendly Nabor
Latch’s Bar
Whitey’s
Joe’s OK
John's
Terrace Bar
Bohemian Hall
Finn’s
Shamrock Inn
Oelbl’s Bar
Hafner
Nabor
Sul‘livan
Gassen
Patchull
John’s
Koeblel
Dayton
Marco
400 Club
Ames
Koebbl’s
Pataska
Green Gremlins Suffer Ist Loss In Trane Loop
The Green Gremlins lost their first Trane Company softball game after 11 straight wins, edged by the Pencil Pushers led by Butch Severson who pitched and hit in Lueth Park. John Kapanke hit a three run homer and a triple for the Pushers as Severson provided early offense. In other games Lab edged Tigers 5-4 while Chiefs routed Red Devils 17-8 with McHugh and Wuest homering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Gremlins
Trane Company
Butch Severson
Lueth Park
Severson
John Kapanke
Giants and Cards Place Two On National League All Stars
Willie Mays leads NL voting as the San Francisco Giants and St Louis Cardinals each land two starters for the July 7 All Star Game at Shea Stadium New York. Ken Boyer Dick Groat Orland Cepeda and other picks join NL lineup with Cubs Pirates Mets and Braves also represented.
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NEW York
Willie Mays
San Francisco Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
Shea Stadium
Mays
Giants
Ken Boyer
Dick Groat
Orlando Cepeda
Ford Frick
al Lopez
Walt Alston
Los Angeles Dodgers
Philadelphia Phillies
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
Milwaukee Braves
New York Mets
Ron Hunt
Mets
Roberto Clemente
Pirates
Billy Williams
Cubs
Braves
Joe Torre
Maury Wills
Dodgers
Wills
Curt Flood
Williams
Twins, Indians battle to 8 8 tie before rain halts game
Rain halted an 8 8 tie after 10 innings as the Twins and Indians battled through a tense slugfest in St Paul. Camilo Pascual struggled, giving up nine hits and four runs in five innings, with relief overtaxed as Cleveland chipped away from an 8 2 deficit. The game will be completed as part of a twi night doubleheader Wednesday. The Twins loaded early with Harmon Killebrew and Bob Allison driving in runs, while Killebrew collected three singles and Allison homered twice in the fourth.
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ST. Paul - Minneapolis
Minnesota Twins
Twins
Cleveland
Camelo Pascual
Minnesota
Larry Brown
Pascual
Jim
Mudcat) Grant
John Romano
Harmon
Killebrew
Bob Allison
Allison
Jim Katt
Perro Ramos
Braves Box National League Night Game at San Francisco
San Francisco tops Cincinnati 6 to 2 as Bolin wins to even 2–2. McCovey hits a homer. In American League New York edges Chicago 6–5. Hamilton wins 5–0. Cleveland and Minnesota play to an 8–8 tie after 11 innings with Howser and Romano homering. Washington loses 5–9 at Los Angeles in a 9–2 final.
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San Francisco
Cincinnati
Bolin
Pierce G
Crandall
Tsitouris
Ellis G
Duren
Edwards
W—Bolin
L—Tsitouris
McCovey
New York
Chicago
Hamilton
Reniff
Stafford
Blanchard
Buzhardt
Baumann
Fisher
Kreutzer
McNertney
W—Hamilton
L—Baumann
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
St Louis
Los Angeles
Houston
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Baltimore
Minnesota A
Cleveland
Boston
Detroit
Washington
Kansas City
Minnesota
Wimbledon Opens Turbulent With Upsets and McKinley Clearing
American stars suffer early exits as Frank Froehling and Dennis Ralston fall in tight matches. Chuck McKinley faces potential disqualification over a 6 month old magazine piece but is cleared and defeats Terry Ryan 6-2 6-1 6-3 on center court. Tony Pickard defeats Dennis Ralston in four though a five setter with Nicola Kanogeropoulos ends Froehling's bid.
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Wimbledon
England
Chuck McKinley
Frank Froehling
Dennis Ralston
McKinley
Gardnar Mulloy
Jack Kramer
U.S
Jaroslav Drobny
Mike Sangster
Chunky Chuck
San Antonio
Tex
South Africa
Terry Ryan
Ralston
Britain
Tony Pickard
Froehling
Nicola Kanogeropoulos
Greece
Winnebagoes Set Practice at Memorial Field North
The La Crosse Winnebagoes of the Tri-State Baseball League will hold a practice session Wednesday at 6 30 p m at Memorial Field North as they prepare for upcoming games.
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la Crosse Winnebagoes
Tri-State Baseball League
Memorial Field North
Local Riders Sweep Jumping Honors at Vernon County Show
VIROQUA Wis La Crosse riders dominated the Vernon County Dairy Days horse show with top wins across six jumping classes Thirty horses competed Beginner jumper saw Yvette Lieux on Banquo take first Jane Strath on Shamrock placed second and Lola Neuhaus on Topsy fourth Open jumper led by Mrs Joan Copps with Toad first Janice Hoeschler claimed top in Junior Olympics on Lockspring and Pony jumper went to Julie Akright on Dooley A number of riders earned podium spots in other divisions including Terry Mueller Lola Neuhaus and Peggy Marren across several mounts.
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Viroqua
Wis
la Crosse
Vernon County
Yvette Lieux
Stephen Copps
Jane Strath
Shamrock
Meadow Lane Stables
Rochester
Minn
Lola Neuhaus
Topsy
Terry Mueller
Brookhill Farm
Toni Bull
Speckles
Miss Bull
Janice Hoeschler
Lockspring
Miss Hoeschler
Peggy Marren
Peter Reinhardt
Tim Tam
Ridgeview Stables
Joan Copps
Toad
Miss Akright
Lynn Luxford
Jerry Heberlein
Junior tennis tournament set for La Crosse courts
La Crosse hosts the annual junior tennis tourney co sponsored by The Milwaukee Journal and the Wisconsin Recreation Association. Events run June 30 to July 12 for boys and girls ages 14, 16, and 18 with division winners advancing to Milwaukee finals July 17 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
Milwaukee Journal
Wisconsin Recreation Association
Koeller wins La Crosse Jaycee Junior golf title in rain
Dick Koeller shot 75 on a rain soaked La Crosse Country Club course to win the La Crosse District Jaycee Junior tournament. He leads the field to Beloit July 14 15 for the state event with Quillin Seitz and Haugen joining him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Iverson
la Crosse
Beloit
Dick Koeller
Ron Quillin
Jim Seitz
Pete Haugen
Tribune
Koeller
Mendakota
South View
St. Paul
Iverson
Midland
Tex
Quillin
Lietz
Haugen
la Crosse Jaycees
Bob Johnson
Tom Papacek
George Dawes
Ted Twesme
Scott Groves
Jim Blankenship
Gary Skoy
Mike Herzog
Tom Jenson
Mike Rodell
Pat Anderson
Bryan Gust
Jim Zielke
Steve Fleis
Wayne Warnken
Tom Wilkins
Softball league pairings for Powell and Maple Grove games
Katz Co vs Syl's Place at 6 30 p m and Stellick's National Oj vs Clark's Super 100 at 8 p m illuminate RBC Classic schedule. Klein and Son meet Maple Grove C C at 6 30 p m in the same event with Trane So listed.
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Ristow
Halverson-Brown
Leonie
Crosse
Hogden
Bellows
Will Rolland
J. Lieberman
Mike Farley
H. Strattman
Sparta
Wally Atwood
Ed Karpowicz
Madison
Bill Halverson
Maple Grove
Steve Hamilton
Hal Reniff
Bill Stafford
Roger Maris
Willie Smith
Angels
Smith
Mike Brumley
RBI
Senators
Willie McCovey
John Tsitouris
Chuck Hiller
Glen's
Toby's
Trane
Andy’s Pizza
Srd St
Dial
Pizzare
Butch
Hiram
Walker
Hiram Walker & Sons, Inc
Peoria
Illinois
California
Will Stargell
Groat
Leo Cardenas
Boyer
Ron Santo
Torre
John Edwards
Clemente
Henry Aaron
Aaron
White
Javier
Ed Bailey
Tommy Davis
Iain McDowell
Stange
Abernathy
Siebert
McMahon
Romano
Grant
Arrigo
Preis
Zimmerman
McCabe
Howser
Rudolph
Hannan
Ridzik
Kline
Brumley
Latman
B. Lee
Duliba
D. Lee
Rodgers
W— B. Lee
L—Hannan
Loseka Griffith
Cline
Par'r
de la Hoz
W.davis
C Chance
Killeb'w
Hoard
Men’e
Whit'd
Walls
Kostro
Woodw'd
Alvis
Min'r
Roseboro
Oliver
Held
Hall
P_ Tracewski
N. Oliver
Sadowski
E—Rollins
Mincher
Fairly
Moon
T. Davis
Min-Hr
Maye
Nesota
Menke
S—Bolling
Whitfield
Owski
Sb—Oliva
Griffith
McDowell
G. Oliver
Ortega
So Abernathy
R. Miller
Perranoski
Ree Y Pascual
Blasingame
Tiefenauer
Hoeft
Allison Balk
R Miller
L—Biasingame
John Gale
Winnebagoes
Dee’s
Gasoline Alley Mobil Station
4Th St
Jaycee
S. 31St St
Adams St
Cass St
Jeff Armstrong
Armstrong
Seitz
Wood Sr
Dan Brush
Stan Sprehn
Steve Sprehn
Steve Ekern
Tom Hinytzke
Allen Campbell
Jay
RBC
HONDA
Scooters
Robe Bros
Upper Midwest
E. 4Th St
Winona, Minn
Hildon
Ing
Low Motor Co
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