Prentice Takes Open Lead Into Third Round Golf
Joann Prentice holds a one stroke lead at 144 after a two under par 71 in the second round at Scenic Hills. Ruth Jessen and Peggy Wilson trail, with notable veterans Englehorn, Spuzich and Griffin close behind as cut looms for the 1966 Women Open.
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Columbia
S.C
Prentice
Peggy Wilson
Boca Raton
Fla
Miss Wilson
Miss Prentice
Sheila Moran
Pensacola
Birmingham
Ala
Alwys
Charles Prentice
Columbia, S.C
Scenic Hills Country Club
Joann
Gree
Ruth Jessen
Julie Andrews
Miss Jessen
Myrtle Beach
Shirley Englehorn
Sandra Spuzich
Sandra Haynie
Sybil Griffin
Miss Griffin
Patty Berg
Barbara McIntire
Kathy Cornelius
Sandra Post
Kathy Whitworth
Mickey Wright
Carol Mann
Susie Maxwell Benning
Arcadia Keeps Perfect Run With Big Win Over Melrose Mindoro
Arcadia defeated Melrose Mindoro 13-2 as Jim Rolbiecki pitched a five hitter and Arcadia built an 11 run lead on seven Melrose Mindoro errors. Onalaska beat Gale Ettrick 4-1 behind Chuck Hockenberg two hit effort to drop Gale Ettrick from the unbeaten ranks.
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Arcadia
Mel-Min
Melrose
Wis
Jim Rolbiecki
Melrose-Mindoro
Bob Wozney
Francis Klowecki
Dan Pfaff
Bruce Woods
Rolbiecki
Wozney
C. Timm
Grzadzielewski
M. Timm
Prost
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Onalaska
Gale- Ettrick
Chuck Hockenberg
Hilltoppers
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Hockenberg
Jim Wittenberg
Mike Spah
Pat Long
Dave Cardin
Steve Remen
Gale-Ettrick
Holmen
Skaar
Hammond
Remen
Majors Minors Clinches 11-5 Win Over La Crescent
Majors-Minors defeated La Crescent 11-5 in Friday action. Steve Olson hit a grand slam and Greg Lindner added a solo homer for the victors. Jeff Kaufman earned the win with relief support from Bobby Dammon.
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LA Crescent
Minn
Steve Olson
Greg Lindner
Jeff Kaufman
Holmen
Bangor
Wis
Bobby Dammon
Trempealeau rallies to beat West Salem 4 3 for conference win
Trempealeau scored three in the bottom of the seventh to overcome a 3-1 deficit and beat West Salem 4-3 in a Coulee Conference baseball game. Randy Lakey earned the win, while Gary Osgood took the loss amid a late surge led by Jim Trowbridge Randy Lakey and Dave Lakey.
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Arcadia
Onalaska
Gale-Ettrick
Melrose- Mindoro
Gale Ettrick
Trempealeau
West Salem
Holmen
Bangor
Wis
Jim Trowbridge
Randy Lakey
Dave Lakey
Jim Newman
Jack Newman
Randy Osgood
Gary Osgood
G. Osgood
Anderson
R. Lakey
Frommelt
Sayers Signs Multi Year Pact With Bears
Chicago Bears star Gale Sayers inked a three year contract at about 75 000 per year confirmed by owner George Halas after sessions in Chicago. Halas said the deal was amicable and the signings were completed quickly as Sayers eyes camp at St Josephs College in Rensselaer Ind.
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Gale Sayers
Chicago Bears
George Halas
Halas
England
Gale
Sayers
Linda
Iway
Bears
Dick Butkus
St. Joseph’s College
Rensselaer
Ind
Midwest League Scores Prompt Mixed Results
Appleton beat Wisconsin Rapids 7 to 4 while Quad Cities defeated Decatur 10 to 6. Quincy won 8 to 4 over Burlington and Clinton topped Waterloo 6 to 4.
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Wisconsin Rapids
Quad Cities
Decatur
Quincy
Burlington
Clinton
Waterloo
Stone House Ties For First Place In Classic Loop
Stone House ties Pizza Villa for first after a 7-1 win over Village Shopping Center, while Klein & Son dominates Catholic Credit Union 14-4 to stay in the thick of the Classic Softball League race. Pegys Pizza, Club 14 win. July 4th break affects schedule with four games set Tuesday night.
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Pizza Villa
Klein & Son
Village Shopping Center
Catholic Credit Union
Stone Mouse
Erpenbach
Gardner
Knebes
Bigley
Stewart
Daffinson
Kroner
Thornton
Barrett
Davidson
Cf Haun
Mack
Kreutz
Robertson
Rf Winker
LaPoint
Blank
Jf Wilkern
Village Stone House
Gardner Cath. Cr. Union
Kiein & Son
Larson
Lev‘son
Wuensch
Dunham
Leven
Lietzow
Viner
P Klawitter
Benson
Lucey
Collins
O.stru
Toby
Coady
O Henley
Buswell
Limberg
Sbraggia
Fletcher
Dt Adams
Swanson
Erickson
Walker
Topel
Torsen
Coody Opens Cleveland Open with Four-Stroke Lead
Charles Coody shot six under par 64 to reach 131 and lead the Cleveland Open entering the third round. Dale Douglass, John Schlee and Bruce Crampton trailed at 135, while Jack Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer rallied to 141 and 143 respectively. Coody credited a hot putter and warned 36 holes remain as top rivals chase the title.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Charles Coody
Aurora Country Club
Augusta
Coody
Dale Douglass
John Schlee
Bruce
Crampton
Jim Colbert
Tommy Aaron
George Hixon
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Nicklaus
the Golden Bear
Gonzales Faces Ashe in Key Wimbledon Test
Pancho Gonzales, 41, battles Arthur Ashe in a crucial Wimbledon match after a weary week. Despite fatigue from a 112 game Pasarell marathon, Gonzales seeks a spot in the quarterfinals as Ashe advances in the seeded lineup.
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Arthur Ashe
Wimbledon
England
Pancho
Gonzales
Tom
Edlefsen
Berkeley
Calif
Charlie Pasarell
Los Angeles
Pasarell
Indians top Yankees as McDowell nets 12 strikeouts in win
Sam McDowell allowed five hits and struck out 12 to push his career total past 1,500 as Cleveland beat New York. The Indians broke a 1-1 tie in the seventh with three runs off Lindy McDaniel and Jack Aker on key hits by Cardenal Brown Sims and Harrelson. Rick Reichardt hit a two run homer for the Angels in the opener, while Garry Roggenburk earned his first major league win since 1966 with help from Bob Locker.
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Odom
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Ted Kubiak
Jim Hunter
Sam McDowell
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Indians
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Jack Aker
Jose Cardenal
Larry Brown
Duke Sims
Ken Harrelson
Rick Reichardt
Angels
Jay Johnstone
Pilots
Garry Roggenburk
Bob Locker
New Albin Bowl Falls 1-0 to New Hampton in Seven
New Hampton edged New Albin 1-0 in seven innings as Conway scored on a third base miscue after a lead off double by Conway. Mike Heider held New Hampton to two hits before Ken Buege relieved in the seventh. Don Imhoff led New Albin with two singles. New Albin has an open date Sunday.
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Iowa
New Albin
New Hampton
Mike Heiderscheit
Ken Buege
New ‘Hampton
Buege
Conway
Johnson
Schniederman
Mark Kuennen
New Albia
Don Imhoff
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