Stickler Sieger Set Records In Aquinas King’s Games
La Crosse Aquinas trackmen win their fourth straight title at the King's Games in Eau Claire Wisconsin led by Dave Stickler and Bob Sieger. Sieger vaults 12-6 to set a new school and meet mark while Stickler earns new records in the 120 yard high hurdles and 180 low hurdles. Aquinas tallies 61 1/2 points with Assumption 43, Campion 27, and others following.
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Oliva's Bat Boom After Tip From Twins' Lemon
Tony Oliva revived a slump after a tip from Twins coach Jim Lemon via Sandy Valdespino. He hit two home runs and a double in a 5-4 win over Boston, boosting his average to .418 and slugging to .855 as Minnesota extended its win streak to four.
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Bucks Best Badger and Gophers Extend Big Ten Lead
Minnesota improved to 6-0 in the Big Ten by beating Iowa 8-1 as Jerry Wickman hit two homers. Michigan and Ohio State also won to stay undefeated. Michigan blanked Illinois 8-0 and Ohio State beat Wisconsin 8-2. Indiana defeated Northwestern 7-3. Michigan State shut out Purdue 5-0.
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Richard Martin Hired as Sparta Basketball Coach and English Teacher
Sparta Wisconsin board selects Richard Martin, longtime P E and English teacher, as head basketball coach and English instructor. He succeeds Bill Zorn who will pursue a doctorate at Utah State University. Martin previously coached at New Lisbon and Blanchardville.
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Richard Martin
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Vern Geishert Hurls Midwest No Hit Victory
Vern Geishert a 200 pound right handed rookie from Richland Center Wis hurled a no hit game in leading Quad Cities to a 7 0 Midwest League victory over Fox Cities Friday night Geishert 20 fanned 14 and issued one walk
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Central Takes Another Step Toward City Title With Win
Central Red Raiders beat La Crosse Logan 7-5 at Memorial South to move to 2-0 in city play as Dan Schroeder, Roger Benson, Sam Sayles and Doug Gardner each had two hits. Bob Luecke pitched the complete game with seven strikeouts.
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Blank
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Gardner, Sayles lead in tight Crosse Criburne tilt
May 7 1966 action saw Sayles and Abraham contribute a third inning single. Gardner added a run with a single and an error by Logan aided the scoring. Coach Jack Fendt’s squad produced a solo run in the third as the game stayed close.
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Logan
Jack Fendt
Major League Leaders Across American and National Leagues
Baseball leaders include Oscar Oliva of Minnesota with 428 at bats and a .361 average, and Brooks Robinson of Baltimore with 21 RBIs. Carl Yastrzemski leads hits with 25, while Frank Robinson and Boog Powell pace home runs in the AL with 9 and 7 respectively. In the NL, Hank Aaron leads runs with 19 and RBIs with 17, while Willie McCovey and Willie Mays share in 16 RBIs. Pitching leaders include Jim McDowell at 4-0 and Juan Marichal at 5-0 with strikeout leaders Bob Gibson at 47 in the NL and Jim McDowell at 59 in the AL.
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Los Angeles
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Cincinnati
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Perry
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Braves win in ninth to blank Astros six to nothing
Milt Pappas and Rob Gardner earned wins as Atlanta erased Latman's early lead with a six-run ninth inning to beat Houston 6-0. Delayed by early walks, the Braves erupted late behind Ed Matthews and Denis Menke, while Denny Lemaster held off the Astros.
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Joe Torre
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Ed Mathews
Denis Menke
Denny Lemaster
Orioles Rally Past Indians In 15 Inning Thriller
Baltimore defeats Cleveland 3-2 in 15 innings as Boog Powell delivers a game winning single after Dave Johnson homered in the 15th. McNally and McDowell pitched 10 and 12 scoreless innings respectively, with Wagner delivering a late pinch hit for Cleveland.
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