Bats and arms give Nationals a shot at lead in All-Star race
The All-Star contest pits NL sluggers and pitchers against the AL in a bid to shift the series balance. After 35 games the battle stands tied 17–17 with one tie, as the NL seeks its first series lead since earlier decades.
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Wrigley Field
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Giants
Bobby Richardson
Willie McCovey
Willie Mays
Ernie Banks
Cubs
Frank Robinson
Reds
Joe Torre
Braves
Rich Allen
Phils
Roberto Clemente
Pirates
Klein’s 9-0 Classic win highlighted by Halverson four hitter
Jim Halver son pitched a four hitter with seven strikeouts and one walk to lead Klein over Toby's 9-0 in Classic League play. Butch Severson and Bob Tooke homered for Klein. Other games saw Katz Co. beat Scott Burgess 5-3, S and H-Pizza Villa top Lichtie Construction 10-8, and Stellick's National Oil 14-4 over Melody Mill.
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Toby
Jim Halverson
Halverson
Butch Severson
Bob Tooke
Katz Co
Scott Burgess
Jack Freitag
H-Pizza Villa
Lichtie Construction
Stellick
National Oil
Melody Mill
Shimshak
Severson
Blank
Mill
State Pardon Board Frees Olympian Hayes in 10 Year Probation
Florida pardon board released Olympic sprint champion Bob Hayes from a decade long probation tied to a 1960 robbery case. Hayes and James W. Vickers were convicted of stealing two bill folds and chewing gum from a student. Vickers got six months jail. Hayes signed with the Dallas Cowboys and will play for the East in Saturday’s All-America game in Buffalo.
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Fla
Florida State Pardon Board
Bob Hayes
Hayes
Florida A
James W. Vickers
Vickers
Dallas Cowboys
Buffalo
N.Y
Twin Cities may get NHL franchise soon
The NHL plans expansion to six new markets in a future division with Los Angeles and St. Louis approved as acceptable cities. San Francisco Oakland Minneapolis St Paul Baltimore were identified as next in line. Pittsburgh and Vancouver contended for the sixth spot. Franchise price set at 2 million with 20 players drafted. Formal applications open immediately.
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San Francisco - Oakland
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National Hockey League
NHL
Los Angeles
St. Louis
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Pittsburgh
Vancouver
Philadelphia
Washington
Houston
San Francisco
Oakland
Clarence Campbell
Campbell
Mike Walden Resigns Milwaukee Broadcasting Role
Milwaukee sportscaster Mike Walden announced his resignation effective July 9. He previously did play by play for Wisconsin and Southern California Rose Bowl coverage and UW football and basketball games. Walden cited other opportunities and noted the Braves move will leave a void in Milwaukee broadcasting.
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WTMJ
Wtmj - TV
Mike Walden
Walden
National Broadcasting Co
University of Wisconsin
Braves
Ralston Favored To Win Wimbledon Says Ashe
Arthur Ashe Jr. predicts Davis Cup teammate Dennis Ralston will win Wimbledon benefiting from Ralston’s strong form and confidence. Emerson remains favorite. Ralston faces a potential semifinal with Emerson if he advances, amid a US contingent led by Riessen McManus Fox and Ashe himself.
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England
America
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Arthur Ashe Jr
Ashe
Richmond
Ralston
Australia
Roy Emerson
Emerson
Baseball as business debate polls Wisconsin voters
Wisconsin voters show 83 percent say baseball is a business and should be under antitrust rules in a survey of 2,947 who view the sport as a business. About 591 call it a sport exempt from antitrust control and roughly 4,000 answered the poll from 36,000 invited, driven by Braves relocation plans and CBS Yankees purchase.
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Wisconsin
Robert Kastenmeier
Watertown
Kastenmeier
Milwaukee Braves
Atlanta
New York Yankees
Columbia Broadcasting System
Braves Sign Lobb and Two Aces From Pacelli
Milwaukee Braves announced the signing of three players led by 6-foot-7 pitcher Dave Lobb from Austin Pacelli High School in Minnesota. Lobb, 17, will report to Sarasota in the Florida rookie league. Also assigned to Sarasota were Rich Small 20 from Valley Stream New York and Dick Van Loo 18 from Wilmington California.
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Jim Fanning
Milwaukee Braves
Austin
Minn
Sarasota
Florida
Dave Lobb
Austin Pacelli High School
Rich Small
Valley Stream
Long Island
N.Y
Dick van Loo
Wilmington
Calif
Small
Long Island University
van Lou
Carson High School
Wisconsin Athletes Win 2 Major Awards in 1964-65
Eight University of Wisconsin varsity athletes earned letters in two sports for 1964-65. Trackmen Steve Tullberg Jim Weinert Bruce Fraser and Barney Peterson received major W awards in cross country. Harold Brandt Gary Pinnow won major W awards in baseball. Paul Morenz and Dennis Sweeney also earned baseball awards.
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Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Steve Tullberg
Jim Weinert
Bruce Fraser
Barney Peterson
Harold Brandt
Gary Pinnow
Paul Morenz
Dennis Sweeney
Rose Beats Sington Por Ter In Melbourne Featherweight Bout
In Melbourne Lionel Rose, Australian featherweight, outpointed Sington Por Ter of Thailand. In Philadelphia Stanley Hayward stopped Vince Shomo, once from New York, in a 2 round stoppage.
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Australia
Lionel Rose
Sington Por Ter
Thailand
Philadelphia
Stanley Hayward
Vince Shomo
New York
NO AUTOGRAPHS Fans Love To Hate Me Pepitone
Mickey Mantle comments on Joe Pepitone as fans adore him in a loving hate, with Pepitone described as brash and popular in New York. The piece notes his youth at 24, flashy lifestyle, reluctance to sign autographs, ethnic jokes, and dream of stardom on television.
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New York
NEA
Mickey Mantle
Yankees
Mick
Joe Pepitone
Joe
Cassius Clay
Mantle
Elston
Howard
Pepitone
Neck of the Woods
Bronx
Brooklyn
Houston Stadium
CBS
Twins Edge Tigers In Ninth To Hold Slim Lead
The Minnesota Twins beat Detroit 4-3 as Bernie Allen drove in his first run of the season with a ninth inning single. The win kept the Twins a half game ahead of Cleveland and Chicago.
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Denver
Fred Gladding
Dave Wickersham
Harmon Killebrew
Don Mincher
Gladding
Rich Rollins
Joe Nossek
Mincher
Clinic Reports Venturi Surgery Is Successful
Mayo Clinic surgeons operated on golfer Ken Venturi to restore circulation to numb hands. The 30 minute sympathectomy followed Raynaud's phenomenon treatment with a spokesperson calling the result entirely successful. Venturi will stay in hospital for several days with four to six weeks of no golf.
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Rochester, Minn
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Downing
Ramos
Howard
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Golfers Spark Title Race with Strong Open Round
Aaron continued from page 4 with a 151 while Hebert shakes off a elbow injury saying it feels like his best golf in years at Keller. Campbell Jacobs and Wiskopf shot 65s as Weiskopf and Palmer eyed a big push and Nicklaus vowed to play better tomorrow.
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Campbell
Jacobs
Wiskopf
Weiskopf
Nicklaus
Palmer
Arnie
Alma Center Defeats Independence in Dairyland Clash
Alma Center defeated Independence 6 to 4 in a Dairyland Conference baseball game. Alma Center batters Pat Myers and John Stendahl each had two singles, while Gary Symbek and Jerome Olson doubled for Independence. The scoring line shows Alma Center 101 0301-69 1 and Independence 100 0201-473.
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Wis
Alma Center
Gary Symbek
Jerome Olson
Pat Myers
John Stendahl
Alma Cen
Bates
Hart
Marsolek
Hotchkiss
Bautch
Miami Coed Captures Title At Gainesville
Roberta Albers, an 18-year-old University of Miami freshman, won the Women's Collegiate Golf Championship in Gainesville with a 12 and 11 victory over Rhonda Glenn. Albers swept 16 of 25 holes and finished three over par 76 for the first 18, then even with par the second half.
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Roberta Albers
University of Miami
Rhonda Glenn
Lake Worth
Fla
Miss Albers
Tampa
University of Florida
Miss Glenn
Arizona State
Carol Sorenson
Janesville
Wis
Pennsylvania Track Stars Enroll At UW Madison
Two Pennsylvania high school track standouts join the University of Wisconsin as athletic scholars. Bill Bush of Bethel Park and Ray Arrington of Clairton earned spots after strong state meet showings. Bush clocked 48.7 in the 440 and 48.2 on a relay leg. Arrington held top national ranks in distance events and set a 1:53.2 half mile best.
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Wis
University of Wisconsin
Bill Bush
Bethel Park
Ray Arrington
Clairton
Bush
Berlin
Jim Suess
Arrington
Pennsylvania
Berlin High
Poynette
Top-ranked U.S. men to play in Western Tennis Championships
Dennis Ralston the No. 1 pro leads a field that includes Arthur Ashe No. 3 and Frank Froehling No. 4 at the Western Tennis Championships in Milwaukee July 5-11. Other entrants include Marty Riessen Clark Graebner and Cliff Richey. Nancy Richey is noted as Western women's defending champion.
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Dennis Ralston
U.S
Arthur Ashe
Frank Froehling
Northwestern
Marty Riessen
Special Plane Carries Golf Star Gary Player Home
Gary Player arrived in Johannesburg aboard a Boeing 727 as the sole passenger aboard South Africa’s new national jet. The U S Open champion was welcomed by pipe bands and cheering crowds after the flight ferried from North America for permanent service in South Africa.
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South Africa
Gary Player
Player
South African Airways
North America
La Farge to Host Wisconsin Minnesota Trapshoot Meet
The La Farge Trapshooters Inc will host the Wisconsin Minnesota Trapshooting League meet with practice at 9 30 a m and events starting 11 a m. The shoot is ATA registered with scores filed at Vandalia Ohio. Prizes include handicap and 16 yard class trophies plus doubles and combined high. Shells and refreshments will be available and the event is open to all shooters.
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la Farge Trapshooters Inc
Amateur
ATA
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