Blashaski Takes Three Events Tremple Wins
Trempealeau Wis Trempealeau high school meet saw Gary Blashaski Bangor win three events led by Blashaski with a 19-1 broad jump and sprint wins while Trempealeau captured the triangular meet with 76 points West Salem 64 42 Bangor 51 2. Conrad Kinder West Salem cleared 10 6 in pole vault and Trempealeau swept relays and added seven individual wins to secure the easy tri meet victory.
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Lengfeld Named NAIA Swim Group Chairman
Fred E. Lengfeld, coach at La Crosse State College, is appointed chairman of the NAIA swimming and diving Olympic committee. The panel selects locations and training, with coaches to lead NAIA champions to Olympic trials in New York City this August alongside Tom Anderson, Victor Gustavson, John Molotov, Lew Ringer, and Robert Firlik.
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Wonewoc Second Brookwood Third in Track Triangular
Weston scored 7642 points to win the track triangular with Wonewoc totalling 5542. Subera clocked 58.5 seconds in the high hurdles and Schaller posted a 18 second split. Mortimer recorded a 42-3 in the shot. Brookwood-Wallace finished at 125-6.
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Tom Runningen Leads Houston Past Spring Grove 3-0
Tom Runningen hurled a four hit shutout in a Root River Conference game to lift Houston over Spring Grove 3-0. He drove in two runs with a first inning homer and added a single while fanning eight. Steve Bremseth added two singles for Houston.
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Midwest League Scores Report
Decatur defeats Burlington 6 to 5 Fox Cities tops Cedar Rapids 17 to 3 Dubuque beats Quincy 5 to 4 Clinton over Waterloo 11 to 6 Quad Cities beats Wisconsin Rapids 8 to 5.
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Wes Clincher Comes In 8th
Philadephia Phillies beat Milwaukee Braves 7-6 as Wes Covington hit a two run homer in the eighth. The Braves four game win streak ended and Milwaukee fell 15 percentage points behind the league leading Giants. Tiefenauer walked Richie Allen with two outs before Covington connected.
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Packers Trade Ringo Gros for Eagles LeRoy Caffey
Green Bay coach Vince Lombardi says trades keep team young and address defense. Center Jim Ringo and fullback Earl Gros move to Philadelphia for linebacker LeRoy Caffey and the Eagles No 1 draft choice next winter. Skoronski to replace Ringo, Gro s to get chance with Eagles.
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Nicholson's Long Homer Sparks Sox Controversy at Comiskey Park
Nicholson belts two homers in a doubleheader sweep over Kansas City to lift Chicago into a first place tie with Cleveland. The first homer clears or bounces off the roof of Comiskey Park, sparking debate about the longest shot in the park's history. The hit follows a 6-4 and 11-4 White Sox win as New York, Cleveland, and Los Angeles also post victories in the American League.
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Cardinals Lose On Errors as Gibson Struggles in Losses
Bob Gibson's tough week continues as a misplay at first base allows the winning run in a 1-0 loss to Pittsburgh. Don Drysdale earns win with a 5-2 Dodgers triumph while Roseboro, Bateman and Drysdale shine for Los Angeles.
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Virg Payton and Lila Neitheisel Tie High 700s in League
Virg Payton rolled a 713 series for Continental Clothiers in the Men's Classic League at Pla-Mar Lanes with 214 288 and 211. He struck ten in a row in the second game before a 10 pin. Lila Neiheisel posted a 603 series in the Ladies Classic League on 223 194 and 186 for Rogers Standard Service.
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Major League Leaders Batting and Pitching Highlights
National and American leagues list top performers in batting runs batted in hits doubles triples home runs and stolen bases. Notables include Oliva Mays Colavito Mays, Aaron Harper Clemente Santo, Marichal Drysdale and Drysdale among others with leading figures across teams such as Detroit Minnesota San Francisco Chicago and Cincinnati.
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Loretto Defeats Onalaska Luther 2-1 In One-Hitter Pitching
Caledonia improves to win over Luther 5-4 with John Monarch driving in the deciding run. Tom Niedfeldt limits Luther to five hits as Loretto and Luther each push runs in early frames. Joe Conway posts Loretto’s lone hit. Rick Schultz records Luther’s hit.
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First Lutheran No 2 Wins Lutheran League Championship
First Lutheran No 2 won two of three games at the Sports Bowl Tuesday night to capture the Lutheran League title over Immanuel No 1. Bill Patschall led with 509 and Dan Kobs 507 as the team totaled 2 524 pins with games of 816 807 and 901. Immanuel finished with 2 513 pins as Earl Picha had 527 and Don Iverson 507 for the losers.
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Brewster Named Chief Coach After Vikings Departure
Darrell Pete Brewster, 32, formerly an assistant with the Minnesota Vikings, will join the Kansas City Chiefs coaching staff in the AFL. He replaces Bob Ghilotti who resigned to join California. Brewster, a Purdue alum, played nine NFL seasons and will assume end coach duties with Kansas City.
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