Major League Standings and Schedule
The record table shows standings with team wins and losses, nightly schedules, and results. Key teams listed include New York, Washington, Cleveland, Boston, Detroit, Chicago, Minnesota, Los Angeles, Cincinnati, Milwaukee, Philadelphia, San Francisco, Pittsburgh, Houston, St. Louis, and others with game outcomes and twi night notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Washington
Cleveland
Boston
Detroit
Baltimore
Chicago
Minnesota
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Houston
Boston Washington
Kansas City
Andanama
Davaliilo
Yastrzemski
Green
Versailles
Tresh
Mantilla
Horton
McAuliffe
Campaneris
Charles
W. Smith
Blasingame
Colavito
Cardenal
Buzhardt
Aguirre
McDowell
Lolich
Aaron
Mays
Harper
Rose
Robinson
Banks
Johnson
Pinson
Williams
Allen
Callison
Clemente
Stargell
Wills
Brock
Ellis
Koufax
Gibson
Leaders in Baseball Batting and Pitching for Leagues
A review of top performers in the American and National Leagues. Notable figures include Davilailo and Yastrzemski in batting, Campaneris and Callison among leads in triples, and Buzhardt and Koufax in pitching with strong win records and strikeout totals.
Wheel flies into crowd at speedway kill spectator
A wheel ripped from a stock car at Hales Corner Speedway in Milwaukee hurled 12 feet over the fence into a 4000 crowd during the fourth race. Victim Robert Henry Haskins, 30, died of a broken neck. Three others Judith Baker 20 Patrick Connell 17 and Richard Patterson 12 were treated. Driver Daniel Martin 24 of West Allis was identified.
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Milwaukee
Robert Henry Haskins
Hales Corner Speedway
Judith Baker
Patrick Connell
Richard Patterson
Daniel Martin
West Allis
La Crescent Women Host Putting Party Winners Named
Winners of the La Crescent Wom en's Golf Club Putting Party at Pine Creek included Mrs. Olivia Krajewski closest to pin on 7, Helen Vetsch low score, and Dorothy Kane high score. Hostesses were Mrs. Tony Gartner Mrs. Frank Mader and Mrs. Arlene Russell. An invitation goes to La Crosse Country Club members for a June 29 outing at 9 a.m. with breakfast at 8 a.m.
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LA Crescent
Minn
Pine Creek
Olivia Krajewski
Helen Vetsch
Dorothy Kane
Mmes
Tony Gartner
Frank Mader
Arlene Russell
la Crosse Country Club
Oak Brook takes lead in American Polo League
Oak Brook of Hinsdale Illinois moved into first place in the American Polo League by routing the Milwaukee Polo Club 15 to 6. Charlie Smith scored six goals and Jack Murphy five while George Oliver of Milwaukee added five goals.
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Milwaukee
Oak Brook
Hinsdale
Ill
Milwaukee Polo Club
Charlie Smith
Jack Murphy
George Oliver
Bowling Scores Sat Nite Lovers and Astro-Nuts Lead
In Sports Bowl action Sputniks posted 636 667 651 for 1954, K M 645 649 638 for 1932, Deadpans 617 603 632 for 1852, forfeit Team No. 6, Cold Cats 611 559 591, Astro Nuts 631 647 651 for 1929. High men L Erickson 499 D Oliver 497 D Krajewski 496. High women A Knutson 453 M Krajewski 437 C Lounsbrough 423. High Single Sonny Lounsbrough 196 Carol Lounsbrough 182.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sputniks
K&m
Cold Cats
Astro-Nuts
L. Erickson
D. Oliver
D. Krajewski
A. Knutson
M. Krajewski
Lounsbrough
Sonny Lounsbrough
Carol Lounsbrough
Mills Edges Out Lindgren in U S AAU Six Mile Race
In San Diego Billy Mills edged Gerry Lindgren by 1/20 second in 27 11.6 for a U S AAU six mile record claim. Jim Ryan, 18, beat Peter Snell and Jim Grelle in 13 55.4 for a citizen’s mark as Schul set 13 10.4 in the three mile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Mills
United States Marine Corps
Gerry Lindgren
Washington State
San Diego
Calif
Mills
Lindgren
UPI
Europe
Jim Ryan
U.S
U.S. Marines
Ryan
Wichita
Kan
Peter Snell
Jim Grelle
AAU
Ron Clarke
Australia
Grelle
Vancouver
B.C
Bob Schul
Indians and Yankees win as Yastrzemski stars in double header
Jim Landis and Ken Harrelson spark a Cleveland rally and Whitey Ford earns a sixth straight win for the Yankees. Carl Yastrzemski collects four hits in Boston’s double victory and Orsino and Tillman homer in tight American League action.
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Kansas City
Athletic
Jim Landis
Ken Harrelson
Cleveland
Chico Salmon
Hinton
Indians
Rocky Colavito
Max Alvis
Yankees
Whitey Ford
Pedro Ramos
Elston Howard
New York
Carl Yastrzemski
Boston
Red Sox
Washington
Bennie Daniels
Marshall Bridges
Bob Tillman
Yastrzemski
Don Lock
Senators
Local Softball and Boxing Results From Rivers and Cities
Rec softball schedules list Powell Buds Bar and multiple bars facing off at 6:30 p.m. across venues including Houska Copeland and Central area matchups. Trane League games feature Slipsticks Orioles and Lab Ad-Men. Boxing notes cite Silanos of Italy stopping Sitri in Sardinia and Benavena’s win in Buenos Aires over Stock with various score details.
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Trane CO
Powell
Orioles
Trane South
Lab
Hogan
Hornets
Chiefs
Tigers
Mets Sweep Trane League Doubleheader at Powell Park
The Mets defeated the Spartans 14-9 and the Red Devils 22-1 in Trane League softball at Powell Park. Homers by Yehler Wagner Vandervelde Robertson SolIer Lounsbrough Mets Adams Spartans. Passalaqua Simon Vandervelde Scheck and Stugen Harvey Robertson Scheck.
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Mets
Spartans
Red Devils
Powell Park
Yehler
Wagner
Vandervelde
Robertson
Soliler
Lounsbrough
Adams
Passalaqua
Simon
Scheck
Stugen
Harvey
Bangor drills Hillsboro 12 8 in exhibition clash
Bangor powered to a 12 8 win over Hillsboro with a grand slam by Jack Freitag in the first inning. Tom Niedfeldt added a first inning homer and two hits along with Gavin Grob. Hillsboro’s Bill Stenerson and Fish doubled, while Niedfeldt and Drake logged 11 Bangor hits.
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Bangor
Wis
Jack Freitag
Hillsboro
Tom Niedfeldt
Niedfeldt
Gavin Grob
Bill Stenerson
Fish
Subera
Stenerson
Manning
Drake
Olson
La Crosse Cribune Front Page Highlights June 28 1965
June 28 1965 La Crosse Cribune reports top local and state news with brief wires and society notes. Expanded regional coverage details politics, crime, business, and community events likely affecting La Crosse and surrounding towns.
Local horses win places at Eau Claire show
Several horses owned or ridden by La Crosse residents earned top spots at the Bit and Spur Club show in Eau Claire on June 19 and 20. Winners include Rascal ridden by Ann Phalon for first in saddle seat equitation and Raas Raffies owned by Sunburst Arabians winning purebred Arabian western pleasure.
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la Crosse
Spur Club
Eau Claire
Rascal
Ridgeview Stables
Ann Phalon
Anne Nussdorfer
Sunburst Arabians
Bill Waggett
Paul Allen
Hunt Seat
He Wolf
Wendy
John Phalen
Jerry Heberlein
Topper
Jerry Heberlein Jr
Heberlein
George Murphy
Irish Hill Farm
Robert Luxford
Saddle Seat
Kala King
Lynn Luxford
John Phalon
Lois Krubsack
Dave Stewart
Raas Raffles
Burr Nussdorfer
Sunburst
Silver Spur Ranch
AQHA
Dusty Road
Continental Ranch
Brown Stick
R. G. Williams
Williams
Show Buck
Mano
Mr. Joker
Halter
Terry Brandall
Willard Leads East Past West 34 14 In All American Game
Ken Willard the 230 pound rookie from North Carolina rushed 18 times for 133 yards setting a pre season game record and earning MVP honors for the East. John Huarte threw two TD passes and scored once, with Gale Sayers adding a first half highlight for the West. Butkus and others stood out on defense as East coach Ara Parseghian praised Willard and his linemen.
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Associated Press
Buffalo
N.Y
Ken Willard
North Carolina
San Francisco 49Ers
Dick Butkus
Illinois
Willard
John Huarte
New York Jets
Notre Dame
Ara Parseghian
Jack Snow
Syracuse
Jim Nance
Tom Nowatzke
Indiana
Rollie Stichweh
Army
Gale Sayers
Kansas
Chicago Bears
Sayers
Rick Redman
Washington
Huarte
Butkus
Bears
Craig Morton
California
Jerry Rhome
Tulsa
Bob Perry
Oregon
Parseghian
Arkansas
Frank Broyles
Ken
Marty Schottenheimer
Pitt
Verlon Biggs
Jackson State
Dahl wins nitro fuel drag at Great Lakes Dragaway
Lowell Dahl of Stoughton won a nitro fuel drag event at Great Lakes Dragaway in Union Grove with a 191.5 mph run. Tom Hoover of Minneapolis, representing the American Hot Rod Association, defeated Marvin Schwartz of Tampa in two straight runs in a special feature match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Grove
Lowell Dahl
Stoughton
Great Lakes
Tom Hoover
Minneapolis
American Hot Rod Association
Marvin Schwartz
Tampa
Fla
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Im Unlimited Color
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