Yanks Bomb Again For 3rd Win In Row
The New York Yankees beat Minnesota 3 2 for their third straight win under manager Ralph Houk. Mantle hit his first homer of the season and Maris delivered his second, the first M&M game union since June 18 1965. Pepitone homered to win it in the ninth.
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Ralph Houk
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Dave Boswell
Bob Friend
Cincinnati Topples Cloninger Braves
Atlanta loses third straight 7 4 to Cincinnati in front of 9718. Cloninger rough start yields five Reds runs over three innings with two homers. Eddie Mathews homers for Atlanta as they fall behind Milwaukee pace in attendance.
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Major League Standings and Schedule
The table shows team standings with records and games behind as Cincinnati leads with 11 4 84% while Los Angeles and New York follow. Results list Monday games including Cincinnati 7 Atlanta 4 and several postponements due to weather. Today’s schedule features San Francisco at Pittsburgh and Los Angeles at Philadelphia among others with night games noted.
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Australians Favored In Federation Cup Opener
In Turin Italy Australia remains favored to win the Federation Cup Tennis Tournament though No. 1 Margaret Smith is absent. The United States is seeded second with Julie Heldman Carol Graebner and Billie Jean Moffitt King on the American team.
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Margaret Smith
Australia
United States
Julie Heldman
New York
Carol Graebner
Beachwood
Ohio
Billie Jean Moffitt King
Long Beach
Calif
Memorial Stifles Central as Hall and Hoepner Dominate
Eau Claire Memorial pitchers Bob Hall and George Hoepner held La Crosse Central to four hits in a 4 0 victory. Hall worked four innings and Hoepner finished the last three, backing run support from Kernon East who scored once and drove in a third. Central, 3 3, faces Aquinas Friday with a shot at the city title as Eau Claire improves to 2 1 in league play.
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Yankees Rally on Mantle Maris Pepitone Power Spoils Twins
New York tops Minnesota 3 2 as Mickey Mantle Roger Maris and Mickey Pepitone slug homers. Stottlemyre and a sharp defense support the win, with the infield turning three double plays to stifle the Twins early. Oliva sidelined by dental work, Versalles injured but expected back tonight.
Aquinas Blugs Edge Logan 6-5 for 10th Win in 12 Outings
Aquinas shaded Logan 6-5 at Copeland Park as Tom Weise earned the save in relief of Greg Roraff. Weise struck out one hitless pair while Weise and Kamla led a five run third inning. Kamla Limberg and Schliefer supplied multiple hits for the Blugolds in a tight conference win.
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Red Raider Golf Team Tips Aquinas
La Crosse Central defeated La Crosse Aquinas 338 to 354 at the Country Club course in a city golf meet. Central’s Gary Meir won medalist honors with 81 while Aquinas’ top scores included Jim Michuta 88 and Tom DuCharme 88. Junior varsity Aquinas lost 345 to 380 with Greg Guenther taking junior varsity medalist honors at 45 38 83.
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Rollie Radell
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Randy Haines
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Bill Ebner
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Hillsboro Tops Brookwood to Lead Scenic Central foes
Hillsboro moved into first in the Scenic Central Conference with a 9-5 win over Brookwood as Tom Fawcett slugged a grand slam and two triples driving in seven. Weston edged New Lisbon 3-0 on Jim Woodruff three hits with Dick Schmitt homering. Brookwood outhit 10-4 but fell behind early while Olson, Hostomt, Kastberg, Markett, Fish and Erwin were part of the pitchers’ duel. Michigan Tech beat St Norbert 12-6 in college golf. Bethel defeated Stout State 7-2 in tennis.
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New Lisbon
Jim Woodruff
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Olson
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Erwin
Dan Grimm Signs Atlanta Contract with Falcons
The Atlanta Falcons announced that guard Dan Grimm, formerly with Green Bay, signed a 1966 contract. Grimm, 25, weighs 245 pounds and starred at the University of Colorado. He was Green Bay's fifth round pick in 1963 and joined Atlanta in February’s expansion draft.
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Boxing Roundup Labels Los Angeles as Favorite
In Las Vegas Ernie Lopez from Los Angeles defeated Jose Stable of New York on points in a welterweight bout. A separate tuna scan from Auckland lists weights 158.2 and 162 pounds with Samoan thum remarks.
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Cassius Clay Receives Warm London Welcome Before Cooper Fight
Cassius Clay arrives in London for the May 21 title bout with Henry Cooper. He meets Prime Minister Harold Wilson at the House of Commons, trains after a long flight, and thanks his welcoming hosts as he shifts to preparations.
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La Crosse Cports Delivered May 11 1966
A sports brief notes La Crosse coverage delivered on Tuesday May 10 with radio feed via RFD on May 11. The item highlights local athletics reporting and timing of the transmission.
LCU Coed Sets Track Records at Wisconsin meet
Pamela Schroeder of La Crosse State set two national records at the Wisconsin Athletic and Recreation Federation college women track day. She threw a softball 227 feet 4% inches and a basketball 100 feet 7 inches. La Crosse won the team title with 67 points while Oshkosh 57 Platteville 36 UW Milwaukee 14 Whitewater 12 and Stevens Point 10 also scored. State records fell by Janice Schnorr Oshkosh 1 06.6 in the 440 Rubena Smith Platteville 31 91 in the shot Karen Toburen La Crosse 106 6 in the javeline and Platteville’s 440 yard relay 56.3.
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Houston Beats Canton 3-1 in Root River Conference Game
Bob Bremseth struck out 18 and walked one to lift Houston past Canton 3-1. Bremseth contributed three of Houston six hits as Scott Van Gundy homered in the third. Don Fay and Craig Arneson added key hits for the losers.
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Mosinee and Wisconsin Rapids Stock Feature Winners
Ken Pankratz of Mosinee won the 30 lap stock car feature at Wisconsin Dells Motor Speedway driving a 1960 Thunderbird. Dick Trickle of Wisconsin Rapids posted the fastest time trial at 13.90 seconds on the quarter mile dirt track. Dave Marcis of Wausau captured the stock car feature at Griffith Park Speedway with Larry Sparks of Wisconsin Rapids winning the 25 lap semi feature.
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Freddie Haas Leads Seniors Open Trail of Legends at New Orleans
In New Orleans Arnie's Army and Jack's Pack prep to shadow Freddie Haas the 50 year old local favorite as the Greater New Orleans Open begins at Lakewood Country Club with a 72 hole format and a pro am. Sixty seven players vie for 47 spots after rain delayed nonexempt pros.
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Arnold Palmer
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Billy Casper
Doug Sanders
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Memorial Tops Quadrangular At Whitehall
Memorial High golfers won a four team swing by three strokes defeating Black River Falls 311 to 308. Individual scores include Rick Norman 75 and Rick Moake 75 leading BRF. Logan and Whitehall also competed as La Crosse Logan recorded 322 and Whitehall 323. Logan meets La Crosse Central Friday at the Coulee Golf Bowl.
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Galesville Routs Alma in Hiawatha League Game
Galesville defeated Alma 5-3 as Rod Van Vleet collected three hits. Trempealeau lost to Trempealeau 13-8 with Craig Boyer homering for Trempealeau in the Hiawatha Valley League baseball results.
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