Mays Homers Twice But Dodgers Win On Late Rally
Giants star Willie Mays hits two solo homers to reach 10 long balls in 22 games, but the Dodgers rally past San Francisco 4 3. Bob Gibson tosses a one hitter for a 2 0 Cards win, while Dave Giusti improves to 5 0 as Astros beat Cubs. Pirates edge Reds 5 4 on Manny Mota hit.
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Jack Sanford
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Chris Short
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Curt Flood
Dick Stuart
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Giusti
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Ernie Banks
Houston
Bob Aspromonte
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Reds
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Gene Freese
Roberto Clemente
Honor Counts Slow in La Crosse Bowling 1964 65 Season
Area bowlers posted few 700 or better series with Tomah leading numbers. Notable performances include Roger Wiemer 736 in the Men’s Classic, Hank Kreuzer 705, Andy Habiger 704, and Dick Ghelfi 704 in Major events, and Helen Griffin 608 for Triangle Cafe in the Ladies Merchant.
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Down Our Alley
Tomah
Roger Wiemer
Mill
Pla-Mar
Hank Kreuzer
Andy Habiger
Dick Ghelfi
Helen Griffin
Triangle Cafe
Muriel Wade
Lila Neiheisel
Kopenski Named Athletic Director at Marquette High
Milwaukee AP reports Frank Kopenski age 35 and former Marquette University football star was appointed athletic director at Marquette High School succeeding Rev. William Marsh S J who leaves the post to focus on academics and clerical duties after nine years as coach in football and track.
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Milwaukee
Frank Kopenski
Marquette High School
Friday Kopenski
Marquette University
William Marsh
S.J
Polish Cancel Games of U S Cage Squad
Polish authorities canceled games by an American All Star basketball team in five cities. The eight NBA stars led by Dolph Schayes and Walter Kennedy revised plans making Rome the first stop, with Warsaw Lodz Poznan Wroclaw Krakow as previously listed venues.
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Rome
National Basketball Association
Philadelphia
Dolphy Schayes
NBA
Walter Kennedy
Warsaw
Lodz
Poznan
Wroclaw
Krakow
Oshkosh Prep Discus Throw Stuns In Duel Meet
Oshkosh High senior Rich Fuchs hurled the discus 181 feet 7 inches Friday night, surpassing the official Wisconsin prep mark of 174 feet 2 inches. The 6 foot 215 pound athlete achieved the feat in a dual with Green Bay East, helping Oshkosh to a 68 50 victory. The state record was set by Don Hendrickson of Green Bay West in 1960. For the throw to count it must occur in a WIAA meet.
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Rich Fuchs
Oshkosh
Wisconsin Prep
Fuchs
Green Bay East
Don Hendrickson
Green Bay West
State Legion Bowling Tourney Honors Grassman-Sowle Post
Herb Krueger of Grassman-Sowle Post 201 To mah won the all event trophy in the 38th annual State American Legion bowling tournament at Stevens Point with a scratch 1928. Albert Zinsmeister and Arnie Gilbertson were 12th in doubles, Clyde Myer-Krueger 21st, Duane Johnson Bob Pharo 26th and J. Robert Wendel Ames 52nd.
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Grassman-Sowle Post 201
Tomah
State American Legion
Stevens Point
Albert Zinsmiester
Arnie Gilbertson
Clyde Myer-Krueger
Duane Johnson
Bob Pharo
J. Robert-Wendel Ames
White Sox power sparks 13 5 win over Twins in finale
Chicago White Sox erupted for 13 runs in a 13 5 victory over Minnesota as Harmon Killebrew homered for the Twins early. Weis, Hansen and Cater provided key blows, extending the Sox winning streak to six and moving to 14 5. Cal Koonce earned the decision against Don Notte.
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Chicago White Sox
Minnesota Twins
Sox
White Sox
Harmon Killebrew
Rich Rollins
Tony Oliva
Weis
Ron Hansen
Minnesota
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Danny Cater
Pete Ward
Cal Koonce
Houston
Don Notte
Gary Peters
Jim Kart
Grant
Ernie Banks
Chicago Cubs
Houston Astros
Banks
George Altman
Cubs
Dave Guisti
Bob Aspromonte
Astros
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Ory Berry Cf
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Buford
Stigman
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Boswell
McCraw
Reese
Fisher
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Killebrew
Versalles
Major League Standings and Weekend Results Snapshot
Major League standings show Los Angeles leading with 18 wins and 6 losses and several teams close behind. Weekend results include Houston 5 Chicago 4 and St. Louis 2 Philadelphia 0, with Milwaukee at New York postponed by rain.
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New York
Chicago
Milwaukee
Saldivar Retains Featherweight Title With KO Win
Vicente Saldivar of Mexico City stopped Rua Ro jas in San Pedro California to retain the world featherweight title. Franco de Piccoli knocked out Sonny Moore in Dallas Texas to win his bout in Rome Italy.
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Mexico
Los Angeles
Raul Rojas
Memorial Coliseum
UPI
Vicente Saldivar
Mexico City
Rua Rojas
San Pedro
Calif
Saldivar
Rome
Italy
Franco de Piccoli
Aly
Sonny Moore
Dallas
Tex
Mantle sidelined as Keane says he can’t run
Yankees manager Johnny Keane confirmed Mickey Mantle cannot run due to a recurring right leg double pull. Mantle exited the starters lineup Friday, entered as a pinch hitter, and grimaced in pain as he jogged off. The injury, dating from last Sunday’s doubleheader, could sideline Mantle for a long time depending on daily status.
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Mickey
New York Yankee
Johnny Keane
Keane
Yankees
Mickey Mantle
Mantle
Yankee
Washington Senators
Ed Brinkman
St Cloud Tops In Triangular Tennis Meet
St Cloud State wins with 20 points in Rochester as La Crosse State Univ claims 18 and Mankato 10. La Crosse defeats Mankato 5 2 and both teams split with St Cloud 4 3 each, all matches one set with several 8 2 and 8 7 results including singles and doubles bouts.
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la Crosse
Indians
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Onalaska Beats West Salem 7-1 in Coulee Conference Play
Onalaska remains unbeaten in the Coulee Conference with a 7-1 win over West Salem as Gary Drake pitched two hits and 10 strikeouts. West Salem pitcher Dan Bina also allowed two hits but five errors doomed the Wildcats. Tom Peek hit a triple and Ron Allen added a single for Onalaska. Bangor faces Onalaska next in a key race while Bangor improves to 3-0 in the conference after a 7-1 non conference win over Cashton.
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Onalaska
Bangor
Bina
Seegar
Drake
Schultz
Jerry Hundt
Cashton
Dave Antony
Joe Steigerwald
Dick Young
Cardinals
Wayne Cavadini
Phil Korn
Korn
Kirking
Peterson
Hundt
Young
Yankees Stumble in Twin Bill Tarnishing Pennant Hopes
The New York Yankees slumped to ninth as Washington swept a doubleheader 4-3 and 7-3. Jim King powered a seventh inning two-run homer in the nightcap, erasing a 3-2 Yankees edge. Frank Howard drove in three with a bases loaded triple in the seventh.
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Yankees
Senators
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Gordon and Voigt Star as Madison West Claims City Track Crown
Bob Gordon ran a 4:16.2 mile, near the state record, and Stu Voigt delivered a 62 feet 22 inch shot put as Madison West won the city high school track championship led by the two stars. West totaled 842 points with East, La Follette, and Central trailing.
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Bob Gordon
Stu Voigt
Gordon
Voigt
West
East
la Follette
Central
Sturdevant Tops Local Bowling Scores Across Leagues
In Casht on Wis Curt Sturde vant won two 600 series at Park view Lanes with 617 in the Business Men Loop and 604 in the Farmers League high of 240 Other notable totals include Giver Klein 594 Ted Torkelson 586 Vern Seitz 585 Ed Jacobson 575 Vaaler Insurance 2885 1010 team total highs La Verne Hall 581 Vern Seitz 567 223 and Glen Siverhus 543 in the Sportsmen s League.
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Sinclair Oil
Ron Hedrich
Dan Grygleski
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Herb Krueger
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Char Howel
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Blaine Nicol
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Township Bowl
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Lyle Pavek
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Sam) Barton
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Audrey Lamers
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Emerson Hyde
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Farmers League
Giver
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Ted Torkelson
Ed Jacobson
Vaaler Insurance
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Glen Siverhus
Kazda Hurls No Hit Win For Wauzeka Nine
WAUZEKA Wis Bob Kazda back basketball guard and pitcher threw a no hit game as Wauzeka beat De Soto 4 to 3 in eight innings. Messling and Bell doubled to break a 3-3 tie in the eighth. John Ryan will enroll at Wisconsin in September.
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Greg Bell
Wauzeka
de Soto
Ross
Davidson
Kazda
Bird
Ziegler Leads Strike N Spare With 518 In Sparta Meet
Mary Ziegler posted a 518 series to lead the Strike N Spare at Spartan Lanes in Sparta Wisconsin. Her team finished with a 2374 total and an 846 individual game as Nancy Betts 512 Carole Ruedy 502 and Darlene Matzinger 476 followed. Carol Herrman 474 and Joan Strom 202 also contributed strong scores.
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Wis
Mary Ziegler
Spartan Lanes
Nancy Betts
Carole Ruedy
Darlene Matzinger
Carol Herrman
Joan Strom
Baseball scores and home runs across multiple games
Night and day games feature New York, Washington, Cleveland, Kansas City, and Los Angeles. Key outputs include wins by McCormick and Ridzik, Williams, Wagner, Gentile, and Schaal homers, with others noted for King Held and D. Green. Aun at Minnesota appears as a closing fragment.
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Schaal
Colonial Invitational Leaders Include Crampton and Knudson
In Fort Worth the Colonial National Invitation enters round three with Bruce Crampton of Australia and George Knudson of Canada atop at 139. Ben Hogan, Tony Lema, Julius Boros and Gene Littler at 140, while Tommy Bolt, Don Finsterwald and Arnold Palmer falter among 141 to 147.
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Bruce Crampton
Australia
George Knudson
Canada
Ben Hogan
Tony Lema
Julius Boros
Gene Littler
Bo Wininger
Jay Hebert
Gardner Dickinson
Dave Marr
Bert Weaver
Tommy Bolt
Don Finsterwald
Arnold Palmer
Berg's Two-Hitter Beats New Lisbon in Wisconsin
Westby pitcher Dave Berg allowed two hits while striking out seven as Westby defeated New Lisbon 4-0 in Scenic Central Conference action. Berg helped at the plate with two singles. Dave Anderson and Dewey Stendahl added two hits each for Westby, with Stendahl also ripping a double.
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Dave Berg
New Lisbon
Berg
Dave Anderson
Dewey Stendahl
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Stendahl
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