Twins Sweep Sunday Doubleheader. Rise to Fifth in AL
The Minnesota Twins beat the Detroit Tigers 7-5 and 7-1 on Sunday in Detroit, their seventh straight Sunday win. Harmon Killebrew and Tony Oliva led with extra-base hits, while Jim Perry earned a win in the nightcap. Earl Battey left early with a finger injury, but x-rays were negative. Twins move into fifth in the AL, three games below .500, and return home to host Cleveland for a four-game series.
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Legion 2 tops Mabel as Weise fires one-hitter
Eau Claire salvages a 3 to 0 win in game two after La Crosse rally. Weise struck out four and walked three in a one hit win over Eau Claire. La Crosse No 2 hosts Mabel in a Tri State League game at 6 pm with Schleifer or Tischer on the mound.
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Cports Da Crosse Cribune June 27 1966 sports brief
Local sports note from the Cports Da Crosse Cribune dated Monday June 27 1966 covers brief results and standings. A concise recap highlights a game and key players with no dramatic detail.
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Prairie du Chien and La Crosse archery and golf meet titles
Readable results show James Brush of La Crosse and Elaine Rieman of Winona sweeping archery titles at the West Central Field Archery School in La Crosse. In Prairie du Chien, Dubuque’s Jim Kachellek won the sudden death playoff for the Invitational golf title amid a 124-player field.
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Mets Pitchers Sheck Harvey Halt Batmen In Softball Clash
Johnson and Scheck along with Severson and Chcery powered by Jerry Bishofsky home run led Mets past Batmen 2 to 1. Eggen homered for Batmen while Scheck and Harvey contributed for the Mets in a brisk fast pitch showdown.
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Eagles Sign Snead To Three Year NFL Contract
Quarterback Norman Snead signed a three year deal with the Philadelphia Eagles. Last season he completed 150 of 298 passes for 52.1 percent, gaining 2 346 yards and accounting for 15 touchdowns.
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Kim Ki-Soo Wins Junior Middleweight Title
In Seoul Kim Ki-Soo outpoints Nino Benvenuti to claim the world junior middleweight crown. In Caracas Peardt Gomez stops Hiroshi Kobayashi in seven rounds. In Tokyo Yoshi Nakane defeats Dio Espinosa to a ten round decision.
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U S Sends Strong Squad Against Russian Trackmen
The United States names a robust track squad after the AAU Outdoor Championships at Downing Stadium. Stan Wright leads the team as the first Black head of a U.S. men's track team in major internationals. The squad targets Poland and Russia with star runners like Jim Ryan and Jim Grelle, aiming to avenge a Kiev loss and prepare for the Olympics.
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Casper Ignores Challengers To Win Western Open Title
Billy Casper won the Western Open at Medinah No 3 with a 283 total 1 under par and $20000 prize. He beat Gay Brewer Tommy Aaron Kermit Zarley Homero Blancas in a final round that exposed the younger players to pressure while Palmer faltered.
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North Grid Coach Quits and New Hire Set at Eau Claire North
Eau Claire North football coach Ron Barribeau resigns after a 2-7 season. Glen Derouin, ex Chippewa Falls coach, will take over. Barribeau will become parks and recreation director in Monroe starting Aug 1. Derouin coached Chippewa Falls 5 years, now joins North faculty. Barribeau previously posted a 169-2 mark in three years at Fredericksburg and 15-9 over three seasons at Broadhead. Derouin had a 24-17 record at Chippewa Falls. Casper and Palmer golf results mentioned with prize details.
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Dodgers Edge Braves 2-1 in Atlanta Stadium Crowd Record
Los Angeles Dodgers beat the Atlanta Braves 2-1 on Willie Davis s ninth inning double. Koufax earned his 14th win as the Dodgers split the four game series. Attendance was 51 275 the largest at Atlanta Stadium with over 5 000 turned away.
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Twins Sign Gopher in St. Paul Minneapolis
Ron Roalstad 22, former University of Minnesota, signed with the Minnesota Twins after finishing eligibility this spring. The second baseman, who batted .231 in 34 games for the Gophers this year, was assigned to St. Cloud of the Northern League. He hails from Robbinsdale.
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