Oliva Sparks Twins With Two Homers In Debut
Cuban rookie Tony Oliva slugged grand slam and a solo homer, collecting four hits in nine at bats as the Minnesota Twins defeated the Los Angeles Angels 9-1. He raised his average to .427 with 7 homers and 18 RBIs in 31 at bats across seven games.
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Podres on block Dodgers fall to Colt in 2 1 loss
Dodgers suffer 2 1 defeat to Houston as trade talk links pitcher Podres to Colt officials. Dodgers slumped to 13th loss in 22 games, trailed Giants by six in NL standings. Maury Wills hit .309 with four singles. Other games featured Haller's 7 6 Giants rally over Cubs and Clemente homering for the Pirates.
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Van Brocklin Notes Benefits From Packers Eagles Trade
Minnesota coach Norm Van Brocklin says both Green Bay and Philadelphia gained from this week’s NFL trade but Green Bay may have the edge. He cites Leroy Caffey and a first round pick for the Packers, and Earl Gros with Jim Ringo for the Eagles, noting Gros potential and Ringo’s expendability.
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Viola Triumphs 2-1 Over La Farge in Conference Play
Viola beat La Farge 2-1 in Kickapoo Valley Conference baseball with Ron Pellett driving in two runs on a fourth inning single. Pitcher Jerry Phinney allowed five hits and struck out ten as La Farge managed only a single run.
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Central Edges Eau Claire 3-0 in 10th Inning
Central uses a bunt and an Eau Claire error to score three runs in the 10th at Carson Park and beat Eau Claire 3 to 0. Pitcher Jim Grosch went the distance for Central with eight hits and 13 strikeouts. Eau Claire starter Bob Hall took the loss after five innings.
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Logan High to Honor 1963-64 Lettermen at May Banquet
Logan High School lettermen from all sports in 1963 64 will be honored at a Logan Booster Club banquet on Thursday May 21. University of Wisconsin basketball coach John Erickson will speak. Letters scholarships and a trophy will be awarded. The outstanding athlete will receive a trophy and two scholarships are planned. The program begins at 6 30 p.m.
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EC Memorial Tops Triangular Golf Meet in Eau Claire
Eau Claire Memorial won the EC Memorial Caps Meet at Hillcrest Country Club with 324 strokes to edge La Crosse Central by four. Central finished 328 and Eau Claire North 376. medalist was Terry Boehlke of North at 76.
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North Tops Aries Defeats Eau Claire Memorial 6-0
Claire North blanked Eau Claire Memorial 6-0 on a two-hitter by Gary Finch. Finch struck out 10 and walked four, carrying a no-hitter into the fifth inning. Memorial suffered its first loss in four games as North improved to 5-0.
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Braves fall as Phillies surge past Milwaukee
Philadelphia built a 6 2 lead before holding off Milwaukee 9 6. Ed Mathieson homered for the Phillies and Tony Gonzalez, Wes Covington, John Herrnstein, Dalrymple and Richie Allen contributed key hits. Hank Fischer took the loss as Milwaukee drops in the NL standings behind San Francisco and Philadelphia.
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Gale-Ettrick Defeats Trempealeau 8-1 In Conference Baseball
Gale-Ettrick improves to 3-0 in the Coulee Conference with an 8-1 win over Trempealeau. Ken Truax pitched a three-hitter with eight strikeouts. John Nichols led Gale-Ettrick with three singles, while Dick Corcoran and Doug Nichols each added a hit a piece. Trempealeau's Dave Dale hit a homer and a double in two trips.
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Central Netters Rally Past Eau Claire Memorial 6-3 in Dual
Central Netters beat Eau Claire Memorial 6-3 in a high school boys tennis dual. Central won four of six singles and two of three doubles with wins by Kearns, McDonald, Schallock, Eddy, and Everson.
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Player Leads Colonial With 68 First Round
Gary Player the 1964 pro tour veteran led the Colonial National Invitational after a two under par 68 in the opening round. Tommy Jacobs was one behind at 69 as heavy wet weather loomed for today’s play. Arnold Palmer posted 75 and Jack Nicklaus 76 while Julius Boros carded 77.
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Holmen Wins Quadrangular Track Meet At Melrose
Holmen captures the quadrangular meet with 41 points at Melrose Wisconsin as Melrose and Gale-Ettrick lay second and third. Top performers include Hertzfeldt and Sacia with multiple wins and wind affecting hurdle events.
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Van Galder to Speak at Eau Claire Club Banquet
Wisconsin backfield coach Clark Van Galder will be guest speaker at a banquet honoring the Eau Claire State College football team at the Eau Claire Country Club. The event begins at 6 30 p.m. on Thursday.
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