Floyd Wins St Paul Open Indominant Crowd Pleaser
Ray Floyd, 22, claimed the $20 000 St Paul Open title with a 270 14 under par total. He finished four strokes ahead of Tommy Aaron and Gene Littler after a final 69 on Keller course. Palmer and Sanders praised Floyd's talent and temperament.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Raymond Floyd
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Power Brigade
Floyd
Keller
Tommy Aaron
Gene Littler
Palmer
Doug Sanders
Sanders
Fayetteville
N.C
St. Andrews
Aaron
Dean Refram
Nicklaus
Bruce Devlin
Joe Campbell
Dick Sikes
Gardner Dickinson
Randy Glover
St. Paul
Ray Floyd
Ill
Mike Kosak
Twins Sweep Tigers to Hold Narrow AL Lead
The Minnesota Twins swept a doubleheader from Detroit to preserve a thin lead in the American League. Don Mincher hit a two run homer in the first game and Joe Nossek delivered a decisive hit in the 10th inning of the nightcap. Ailing aces Camilo Pascual and Jim Kaat miss time as Dave Boswell starts the opener against Chicago’s John Buzhardt.
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Minneapolis
Minnesota Twins
Detroit
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Metropolitan Stadium
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Chisox
Indians
Tigers
Don Mincher
Joe Nossek
Camilo Pascual
Jim Kaat
Dave Boswell
John Buzhardt
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Pascual
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Horton
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Klippstein Worthington
Perry
Rollins
Wilhelm shines as White Sox split twin bill with Orioles
Hoyt Wilhelm relieves and shuts down Baltimore in the second game while Eddie Fisher saves the opener. Chicago capitalized on five Orioles errors, including three by Luis Aparicio, as they swept the Orioles 6-2 and 4-0. Wilhelm, 41, overcame early season tightness to deliver two strong relief appearances.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Hoyt Wilhelm
Chicago White Sox
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Eddie Fisher
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Wilhelm
White Sox
Baltimore Orioles
Lopez
Tommy ‘John
Bruce Howard
Luis Aparicio
Curt Blefary
Orioles
Hoyt
Moose Skowron
Floyd Robinson
Sox
Johnny Romano
Indians
Kansas City
New York
Los Angeles
Boston
Washington
Chuck Hinton
Jim Dick- Lee Wilhelm
Manitowoc Star Bob Sullivan Bypasses UW Offer
Bob Sullivan, AP All-State guard from Manitowoc High School, will not join the University of Wisconsin after failing to sign a grant in aid. While fellow All-Staters head to UW, Sullivan reportedly narrowed choices to five schools including Marquette and eyeing a Midwest college enrollment.
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Bob Sullivan
Associated Press
Manitowoc High School
University of Wisconsin
Sullivan
Madison
John Schell
Cumberland
Eric Hendrickson
Holmen
Keith Barrington
Monroe
Chuck Nagle
Milwaukee Marquette
Manitowoc Prep
Marquette University
Midwest
Rushford Rally Tops New Albin In Ninth
Rushford scored three runs in the ninth to beat New Albin 7 to 6 in a wind blown Tri-State League game. Don Imhoff and Louie Behnke each had three hits for New Albin and Rushford’s Al Skalet Dan Hungerholt and Bob Richards each had two hits. Britt Skalet Johnson Rethwish Darling and J Fink listed in the box score.
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New Albin
Iowa
Rushford
Don Imhoff
Louie Behnke
al Skalet
Dan Hungerholt
Bob Richards
Iowans
Britt
Skalet
Johnson
Rethwish
Darling
J. Fink
Super Valu Defeats Legion 14-12 in Industrial League Softball
Super Valu edged French Island Legion 14-12 at Central in Industrial league play. Homers by Rodenberg and Graf lead Super Valu with Fuchs and Fox contributing. Legion pitchers listed as Legion 004 024 2 and 150 341 x-14 15 2.
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French Island Legion
Rodenberg
Legion
Graf
FI Legion
Fuchs
Grossbach
Fox
Cubs Break Tie With Three Ninth Inning Runs
Boyer homered but the Cubs won after a 3-3 tie as Glenn Beckett scored on Bill White error and Billy Williams doubled in the decisive run. Culp (4-4) allowed eight hits for the Phillies while Rich Allen and Johnny Callison drove in runs.
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Cubs
Glenn Beckett
Bill White
Billy Williams
Culp
Rich Allen
Johnny Callison
Phillies
Allen
Callison
Philadelphia
Bob Bruce
Astros
Mike Cuellar
Mets
Bruce
Houston
Lee Mays
Jim Wynn
Pinson Robinson spark Reds in doubleheader sweep over Braves
Vada Pinson homered in the nightcap for a fifth grand slam of his career as Cincinnati swept Atlanta 10-2 after a 10-9 opener. Pinson posted four hits and four runs in the day, while Frank Robinson added key support. The Reds moved within one game of the Dodgers and also beat Chicago and San Francisco elsewhere as Bob Gibson notched a win for St. Louis.
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San Francisco
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Roznovsky
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Corrales
Bolin
Herbel
McCarver
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Murakami
Hundley
Hiatt
W—Culp
L—Bolin
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Callison
Milwaukee
Associated Press
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Pinson
Robin
Frank Robinsonson
Cincinnati
Robinson
Reds
Los Angeles Dodgers
Pittsburgh
Bob Gibson
Cubs
Ray Culp
Houston
New York Mets
Deron Johnson
Tony Perez
Tommy Harper
Braves
Frank Bolling
Joe Torre
Torre
John Tsitouris
Johnson
Dick Sisler
Jim Maloney
Winona Edges La Crosse In Eight Inning Thriller
Winona defeated La Crosse 6-5 in eight innings at Gabrych Park to drop La Crosse’s first loss of the season. Ron Rieber pitched all eight for Winona fanning five and walking three. La Crosse tied in the seventh to force extra innings but fell after Dave Knopick’s single and Bill Allaire’s homer in the eighth.
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Bob Lamb
Tom Harnish
Rieber
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Bob Luehne
Lamb
Dave Knopick
Bill Allaire
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165 Shooters Compete In WCFAL Event At Alaskan Range
165 shooters competed in the West Central Field Archery League event at Onalaska range. La Crosse led with top men and women across divisions. notable results include Chuck Snyder and Elaine Rieman winning in their classes, with Winona and Kendall swimmers among the top finishers.
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Gary Gilchrist
Winona
Melvin
Elaine) Rieman
Gary Fratzke
Chuck Snyder
Onalaska
Tribune
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la Crosse
Wakota
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Kendall
Bob Grachaurski
Dick Scott
Mike Forss
Walt Blizzard
Tom Kohlweg
Dick Carr
Mike Gilchrist
Keith Redig
Bruce Edwards
Art Jensen
Jim Hammer
John Kish
Nick Dykhouse
Marlin Engraw
Elaine Rieman
Lillian Raabe
Shirley
Eunice Dahlen
Jean Forss
Judy Strehl
Linda Kroll
Linda Carr
Jean Vater
Doug Schlifer
Greg Sc
Melrose Beats Tomah 11-2 in Western Wisconsin League
Melrose scored 11 runs to Tomah's 2 as Dick Gunderson hit a double and three singles, John Veltman homered and added a triple and single, Ray Gunderson collected a triple and a single, and Jim Cotten had a double and a single. Tomah tallied two runs in the fifth on two Melrose errors and Jack Graf's triple.
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Tomah
Wisconsin
Dick Gunderson
John Veltman
Ray Gunderson
Jim Cotten
Jack Graf
Henry and
Gravesteen
Anderson
Boardman
D. Gunderson
Norwalk Tops West Wisconsin Rival Sparta in Lively Tilt
Norwalk beat Sparta 14 to 4 in a Western Wisconsin League game. Arnie Degenhardt had three hits, Larry Fletcher and Gene Kortbein homered, Harlan Pottinger and Steve Berendes each added two singles. Dennis Lakowske tripled for Sparta. Creviston and Schanofer combined on the mound for Norwalk.
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Sparta
Arnie Degenhardt
Larry Fletcher
Gene Kortbein
Harlan Pottinger
Steve Berendes
Dennis Lakowske
Creviston
Schanofer
Leonard Berendes
Degenhardt
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