Floyd sweeps St. Paul Open for 270 total
Ray Floyd, 22, claimed the $20 000 St Paul Open title with a final round 69 to finish 270 14 under par four strokes ahead of Tommy Aaron and Gene Littler. The Fayetteville North Carolina native won on the Keller course amid windy conditions and praised by Arnold Palmer and Sam Snead for his poise and talent.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Raymond Floyd
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Power Brigade
Floyd
St. Paul
Keller
Tommy Aaron
Gene Littler
Palmer
Doug Sanders
Sanders
Fayetteville
N.C
St. Andrews
Ill
Aaron
Dean Refram
Nicklaus
Bruce Devlin
Joe Campbell
Dick Sikes
Gardner Dickinson
Randy Glover
Ray Floyd
Mike Kosak
Twins swing doubleheader to hold slim AL lead
Minnesota swept Detroit Sunday to cling to a precarious half game lead in the American League as White Sox threaten. Don Mincher homered in the opener and Joe Nossek delivered a two out RBI single in the 10th to win the nightcap. Rich Rollins and Harmon Killebrew powered early and relievers steadied the late innings.
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ST. Paul
Minneapolis
Minnesota Twins
Detroit
Twins
Chicago
White Sox
Cleveland
Metropolitan Stadium
Minnesota
Chisox
Indians
Tigers
Don Mincher
Joe Nossek
Camilo Pascual
Jim Kaat
Jack Moore
Tony Oliva
Oliva
Harmon Killebrew
Mincher
Killebrew
Zoilo Versalles
Olivia
Jimmie Hall
Don Demeter
Bill
Willie Horton
Rich Rollins
Nossek
al Worthington
Pleis
Rsalles
Lumpe
Oyler
Demeter
Kaline
Allison
Horton
Hall
Thomas
Rollins
M'a‘liffe
Zim‘man
Moore
Nelson P Aguirre
Pine
Brown
Perry
Allen
Penn
Hall Kaline
S—Rollins
Nelson
Zimmerman
Aguirre
Pena
Sherry L
Klippstein
Worthington
Wilhelm Shines As White Sox Sweep Orioles In Twin Bill
Hoyt Wilhelm again sparkled for the Chicago White Sox in relief, earning wins in both ends of a doubleheader against the Baltimore Orioles as Eddie Fisher, also strong, started the resurgence. The Sox win 6-2 and 4-0 aided by five Orioles errors and homer by Moose Skowron in the opener, and Johnny Romano’s homer in the nightcap. Wilhelm retired six Orioles in order in the seventh, eighth, and ninth of game two to seal the sweep.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Hoyt Wilhelm
Chicago White Sox
al Lopez
Eddie Fisher
Fisher
Wilhelm
White Sox
Baltimore Orioles
Lopez
Tommy ‘John
Bruce Howard
Luis Aparicio
Curt Blefary
Orioles
Hoyt
Sox
Baltimore
Moose Skowron
Floyd Robinson
Johnny Romano
Indians
Kansas City
New York
Los Angeles
Boston
Washington
Chuck Hinton
Jim Dick- Lee Wilhelm
Manitowoc Star Bob Sullivan Backs Midwest Colleges
Manitowoc High School standout Bob Sullivan named to the AP All-State team will not sign with the University of Wisconsin. He has narrowed his options to five schools including Marquette University and plans to enroll at a Midwest college. Others on the All-State list, John Schell Cumberland Eric Hendrickson Holmen Keith Barrington Monroe and Chuck Nagle Milwaukee Marquette, are UW-bound.
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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 7-6 in a Tri-State League game. Don Imhoff and Louie Behnke each had three hits for New Albin. Al Skalet Dan Hungerholt and Bob Richards each had two for Rushford and New Albin respectively. Weather wind affected the infield as the New Albin fire track was watered down.
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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 Tops Legion In Industrial League Clash
Super Valu edged French Island Legion 14 to 12 at Central. Key hits came from Homers Rodenberg Legion Graf for Super Valu while Fuchs Rodenberg Grossbach Fox starred for Legion. Final line score shows Super Valu 14 15 2 and Legion 12 17 3.
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French Island Legion
Rodenberg
Legion
Graf
Valu
FI Legion
Fuchs
Grossbach
Fox
Cubs rally past Giants in ninth to snap 33 tie
Boyer homers but the Cubs score three in the ninth to break a 33 tie. Beckett scores on White error then Williams doubles home the tie breaker. Culp improves to 4-4 as Allen and Callison power the Phillies. Bruce and Mays pace Astros in a separate late rally.
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Mike Cuellar
Mets
Bruce
Houston
Lee Mays
Jim Wynn
Pinson Robinson power leads Reds in doubleheader sweep
Vada Pinson and Frank Robinson fueled a Cincinnati win spree, pairing for nine hits and eight runs in a doubleheader sweep of Milwaukee. Pinson slammed a grand slam in the nightcap as the Reds, aided by five more Robinson hits, moved within one game of the Dodgers.
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Associated Press
Vada Pinson
Pinson
Frank Robinson
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Robinson
Reds
Los Angeles Dodgers
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Chicago
Bob Gibson
Cubs
Philadelphia
Ray Culp
San Francisco
Houston
New York Mets
Deron Johnson
Tony Perez
Tommy Harper
Braves
Frank Bolling
Joe Torre
Torre
John Tsitouris
Johnson
Dick Sisler
Jim Maloney
Winona Beats La Crosse 16-5 In Eight Innings
Winona handed La Crosse its first defeat of the season 16-5 in eight innings at Gabrych Park. Ron Rieber pitched the distance with five strikeouts and three walks, guiding Winona past the visitors who led 3-1 before La Crosse tied the game in the seventh. The rally featured Jim Coady, Bob Lamb, and Tom Harnish loading the bases. Rieber contributed a two-run single and Jim Grosch a go ahead double. In the eighth, Lamb and Coady reached, and Knopick delivered the game deciding single as Bill Alliance followed with a homer for the final margin. The game did not affect league standings.
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Jim Pagliaroni
Bill Mazeroski
Pirates
Johnny Podres
Bob Veale
Dodgers
Gibson
Cubs
Cardinals
Ken
Winona
Minn
la Crosse Legion
Gabrych Park
Ron Rieber
Wes Harding
Fanning
la Crosse
Jim Coady
Bob Lamb
Tom Harnish
Rieber
Jim Grosch
Bob Luehne
Lamb
Dave Knopick
Bill Allaire
Houston
Spring Grove
Caledonia
la Crescent
New Albin
Mabel
Westby
Bangor
Shooters Compete in WCFAL Event at Onalaska Wisconsin
In Onalaska Wisconsin a West Central Field Archery League meet drew 165 competitors. Top finishers include Chuck Snyder La Crosse totaling 410 and Mike Forss La Crosse 385 in Men's Expert. Cadets Gary Gilchrist Winona led with 338, while Junior Boys Gary Fratzke Winona topped 376.
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Onalaska Range
Gary Gilchrist
Winona
Melvin
Elaine) Rieman
Gary Fratzke
Chuck Snyder
Onalaska
Tribune
Wis
la Crosse
Wakota
Tomah
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 rolled past Tomah 11-2 as Dick Gunderson hit a double and three singles, Johnveltman homered triple and single, Ray Gunderson added a triple and single, and Jim Cotten doubled and singled. Tomah scored in the fifth on Jack Graf’s triple and two errors.
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Melrose
Wis
Tomah
Dick Gunderson
John Veltman
Ray Gunderson
Jim Cotten
Jack Graf
Henry and
Gravesteen
Anderson
Boardman
D. Gunderson
Norwalk Beats Sparta 14-4 for Western Wisconsin League Win
Norwalk defeated Sparta 14 to 4 as Arnie Degenhardt had three hits. Larry Fletcher and Gene Kortbein homered with Pottinger and Steve Berendes each adding two singles. Dennis Lakowske homered for Sparta. Final: Sparta 4 Norwalk 14. Creviston Schanofer and Leonard Berendes behind Degenhardt.
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Norwalk
Wis
Sparta
Arnie Degenhardt
Larry Fletcher
Gene Kortbein
Harlan Pottinger
Steve Berendes
Dennis Lakowske
Creviston
Schanofer
Leonard Berendes
Degenhardt
Baseball scores and homers from games at St Louis New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh
Recaps of multiple 1960s baseball games with team final scores and home runs. Houston Maye and Callison for Philadelphia plus Pagliaroni Mazeroski homers highlighted among W and L pitchers. W-L records noted.
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New York
Houston
Jackson
Miller
Bearnorth
Gonder
Bruce
Owens
Cuellar
Brand
W—Bruce
L—Jackson
Maye
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Chisox Next
Sam Mele
Pascual
Kaat
Mele
Billy Pless
Mel Nelson
Jim Grant
Dave Boswell
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Virsalles
Hall Cf
Minder
Wert
Zim’man
Sparma
Grant
Wood
E—Sparma
U of Wisconsin
Gillette ST
Grand Crossing
Super Valu
Broglio
Warner
Humphreys
Abernathy
Roznovsky
McCarver
W—Gibson
L— Broglio
Hendley
McDaniel
Ellsworth
Krug
Simmons
Dennis
Woodeshick
Uecker
Sen
Rhabrhbi Harper
Rose
Menke
Pinson Cf
Alouph Robinson
Kelley
Nson
O'Dell
Pavi'tich
Oliver
Klim
Wood'ard
Bi's
Cline
E—D. Johnson
Tsitouris
Carty
Pavietich
delaHoz
Harper If
Nat’ews
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Robinson Rf
Coleman
Jones
Keough
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Perez
K. J
Wood’ard
Edwards
Sad
Skip
Cardenas
Klime
Maloney
Va Niekro
de laHoz
Keough Bolling
Odward
Collegian
Malony
Pinson-Robinson
By Mike Rathet
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Cinncnnati Reds
Milwaukee County Stadium
Dan Osinski
UPI
City Legion
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Busch’tess
Coady
Allaire
Harnish If
Reiber
Kulas
Grosch of
Spencer
Koeller
Ahrens
Larkin
Curran
Othompson
VW Kreutz Rf
Styba
Rbi
Grosch
Thompson
Copenhagen
West Wisconsin
W—Humphreys
L—Dennis
Boyer
Culp
Corrales
Bolin
Herbel
Henry
Murakami
Hundley
Hiatt
W—Culp
L—Bolin
Callison
Veale
Pagliiaroni
Podres
Perranoski
Reed
Torborg
L—Podres
Pagilaroni
Mazerosk
HFC
Household Finance
Lacrosse
5Th Ave
EAU Claire
Barstow St
Deutch Furs
Temple
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