No Decision For McDowell As Indians Win In 11 Innings
Sam McDowell struggles in a stingy start but exits with a no decision as Cleveland edges Baltimore 4 3 in 11 innings. The Indians rally in the 11th with Wagner, Wagner and Whitfield driving in the runs amid a key error on a play at the plate. Other AL scores include Minnesota over Washington 9 5 and California beating Boston 4 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDowell
Indians
Associated Press
Sam McDowell
Baltimore Orioles
Cleveland
Baltimore
Orioles
Minnesota
Washington
California
Boston
Detroit
Chicago
New York
Kansas City
Brooks Robinson
Chuck Hinton
Leon Wagner
Fred Whitfield
Dick Hall
Vic Davatillo
Palmer
S. Miller
Hall
Carreon
Hargan
Trant
O'Donoghue
Crandall
Sims
W—O’donoghue
L—Hall
Wagner
Second Cincinnati Group Seeks NFL Franchise Bid
A new Cincinnati faction forms to bid for an NFL franchise in direct competition with Paul Brown's syndicate. Leaders include John A. Wiethe and Jack Farcasin, aiming to strengthen Cincinnati’s bid with multiple contenders. Farcasin says there is no quarrel with Brown, only a desire for a stronger, multi bidder position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Paul Brown
John A. Wiethe
Jack Farcasin
Stouffer
Farcasin
Brown
Cleveland Browns
Ryun Shines In Coliseum Relays Two Mile Feature
Freshman Jim Ryun of Kansas wins the two mile feature in a meet at the Coliseum Relays clocking 8:25.2 to tie Jim Grelle for the American mark. Kipchoge Keino led early before finishing in 8:29.8. The event also saw USC set a world two mile relay record and John Tushaus of Arizona set an American javelin mark. Randy Matson of Texas A&M claimed shot put with 69 feet 24 inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Jim Ryun
Kansas
Coliseum
Whch
Ryun
Jim Grelle
Kenya
Kipchoge Keino
Grelle
Keino
Bob Schul
University of South California
Oklahoma State
John Tushaus
Arizona
al Contelio
Randy Matson
Texas A&m
Oregon
Neil Steinhauer
Matson
Rochester Captures Calder Cup Again
Rochester wins its second straight Calder Cup by defeating the Cleveland Barons 4-2 in game seven. Goalie Bob Perreault shut out Cleveland for 143 minutes 25 seconds, and he blanked the Barons in the first and third periods of game six as Rochester edged ahead 3-2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Rochester
Bob Perreault
Perreault
Cleveland Barons
Barons
Campion Nine Defeats Boscobel 13 3 in Nonconference Game
Prairie du Chien Wis Campion beat Boscobel 13 to 3 in a nonconference baseball game Friday. Box score shows Boscobel 010 000 2 Campion 521 104 x 139 0 Molldrem and Hanwood Tot man and Scherman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie DU
Bowling Scores From Riviera Holiday Lanes
Bowling scores list for Riviera Sportswear in Holiday L shows Nite Hawks leading with team series 1590 and high 6 Marian Andrews 491. Petticoat at Holiday Lanes posts Whitey s Bar 2139 team series with high 6 Mikie Ripplinger 494. GuttersDusters at Pia Mor Lanes features Broaster House 1764 team series and Mavis Albrectson 522 high. Ladies Merchants at Pla Mar Lanes report Katz Realty 2542 team series and Audrey Kabat 210 high single.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riviera Sportswear
Holiday L
Nite Hawks
Marian Andrews
Joyce Stugen
Jane Gantenbein
Dorothy Jo
Iris Litsheim
Judy Dohiby Muteh
Gutterdusters
Pia-Mor Lanes
Broaster House
Schmidty’s
Pla-Mar Lanes
Katz Realty
Hertha Wade
Rue Gantha
Audrey Kabat
Helen Morton
Lorna Farley
Alana Knutson
Helen Wais
Nancy Slater
Joanne Schmid
Marian Stokke
Central Tops Logan Golf Team By Eight
Central defeated La Crosse Logan 340 to 348 in an intra city meet at Coulee Golf Bowl. Medalists were Rollie Radell of Central and Robert Pynn of Logan with 83s. Central's team scores included Karl Kuether 87 and Pete Haugen 85 while Logan's top four counted were Pynn 83 Lovejoy 87 and Heslip 89.
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la Crosse Central
la Crosse Logan
Coulee
Robert Pynn
Logan
Rollie Radell
Central
Gary Meir
Karl Kuether
Pete Haugen
Dick Panke
E. Levinstein
Tom Lovejoy
Steve Lovejoy
Scott Heslip
Jim Schultz
Chuck Lindner
Harvard Crew Seeks Third Straight Eastern Sprints Title
In Worcester Massachusetts Harvard entered the 21st Eastern Association of Rowing Colleges regatta aiming for its third consecutive heavyweight title. A 75-boat field features Cornell Penn Brown Princeton Yale and others with Harvard top seed in heavyweight and lightweight crews seeking multiple crowns.
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Worcester
Mass
Harvard
Eastern Association of Rowing Colleges
Cornell
Penn
Brown
Princeton
Yale
Boston University
Columbia
Dartmouth
MIT
Navy
Northeastern
Rutgers
Syracuse
Wisconsin
Lake Quinsigamond
Crimson
Big Red
Harry Kolter Tops Shooters At Maple Grove
Harry Kolter fired a 77 to lead at Maple Grove Golf Club in West Salem Wisconsin during the low-ball twosome event. Art Johnson posted 79 while Warren Mackenzie and Lyle Key shot 80s and Key won low net with a 70. Pro Dick Theno announced the Pro-Am Tournament date set for June 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Salem
Wis
Harry Kolter
Maple Grove Golf Club
Art Johnson
Warren Mackenzie
Lyle
Key
Jack Leifer
Ben Keeler
Kolter
Mackenzie
Club
Dick Theno
Nimbus 2 weather satellite launch delayed at Vandenberg
The Nimbus 2 weather satellite launch was postponed due to guidance system difficulties in the Agena second stage. Countdown halted to confirm whether the issue lies with the vehicle or ground equipment, rescheduled for 12:54 a.m. PDT Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Calif
U.S. Space Agency
Boy Slips From Harris Park Home Found At Wynyard Station
Two year old Billy Chugg wandered from his Harris Park home and was found two hours later at Wynyard station in the city. His father Douglas Chugg says the boy joined commuters on a city bound train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Australia
Billy Chugg
Harris Park
Wynyard
Billy
Douglas Chugg
Braves antitrust case heads to Wisconsin Supreme Court
Milwaukee AP report says the Braves antitrust dispute moves toward the Wisconsin Supreme Court as the National League rejects an expansion deadline for Milwaukee. Judge Roller refused to stay ruling and set noon Monday to submit Milwaukees 1967 expansion blueprints while litigation continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Braves
Wisconsin Supreme Court
National League
Elmer W. Roller
Roller
Atlanta
Warren Giles
William Bartholomay
The
la Follette
Supreme Court
George R. Currie
Baseball
U.S. Supreme Court
State Supreme Court
Georgia
Today in History May 14 1966 events catalog
On May 14 1966 a roundup of historical events is noted. Highlights include 1787 Philadelphia convention to draft the U S Constitution 1643 Louis XIV becomes king of France 1804 Lewis and Clark Northwest Expedition launch 1814 Paraguay gains independence 1913 Rockefeller Foundation chartered 1942 Women’s Army Corps authorized Congress 1957 Russia to cut armed forces 1966 five years earlier Pope John urged a global anti hunger effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
The
United States
Louis XIV
France
Lewis and Clark
Paraguay
Spain
Rockefeller Foundation
Congress
Women’s Army Corps
Russia
Pope John
Weather forecast preview for multiple U S cities May 15 1966
A brief United States Weather Bureau preview lists last night low readings and yesterday's high for several cities including Montreal Boston Bemidji Bismarck Chicago Denver Des Moines Duluth Fort Worth Los Angeles Milwaukee Minneapolis New York San Diego Seattle St Louis Washington and Winnipeg. The forecast extends to 7:00 AM EST with city names shown in sequence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bemidji Bismarck
Boston
Chicago
Denver
Des Moines
Duluth
Fairbanks
Fort Worth
Honolulu
Helena
Kansas City
Lacrosse
Los Angeles
Memphis
Miami
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
New Orleans
New York
Phoenix
Rapid City
Rochester
Salt Lake City
San Diego
Seattle
St. Louis
Washington
Winnipeg
Wisconsin Catholic prep golf tourney draws 23 teams
Twenty three squads entered the 1966 Wisconsin Catholic prep golf tournament in Racine with defending champion Milwaukee Marquette and De Pere Pentings among the favorites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Racine
Milwaukee Marquette
de Pere
Baseball Postponed Games Rescheduled Across League
AL president Cronin approves dates for 15 postponed games from April and May. Reschedules include multi city doubleheaders and night games: Boston June 22 Cleveland. Chicago June 15 Kansas City. Cleveland July 18 California. Detroit June 24 Minnesota. Kansas City Aug 8 Minnesota. Minnesota June 15 California. New York July 8 Washington. Washington July 25 Cleveland. Baltimore May 2 Minnesota. Minnesota Aug 23 Minneapolis. Three games lack new dates: Minnesota at Baltimore, Chicago at Boston April 28, Detroit at Chicago May 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Joseph E.cronin
Cleveland
Chicago
Kansas City
California
Detroit
Minnesota
New York
Washington
Baltimore
Twinight
Packers Coach Lombardi to Speak at State Sports Conference
Madison May 28 event features Vince Lombardi Green Bay Packers coach Lloyd Larson Milwaukee Sentinel sports editor and Col Edward P F Eagan president of the People-to-People sports program at a state conference on physical activity and fitness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Green Bay Packers
Vince Lombardi
Milwaukee Sentinel
Lloyd Larson
Edward P. F. Eagan
Hawks Draft Don Yates After Minnesota Exit
Don Yates, who left the University of Minnesota after his junior year in 1965, was drafted by the St. Louis Hawks on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis, Mo
Don Yates
University of Minnesota
St. Louis Hawks
Potosi Coach Richard Mescher Resigns for Dyersville Job
Richard Mescher resigns after six years as basketball coach at Potosi High School to take a similar position in Dyersville Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potosi
Wis
Richard Mescher
Potosi High School
Dyersville
Iowa
Rose Outpoints Stokes in Melbourne Boxing Bout
Lionel Rose 19, Australia outpoints Gerry Stokes 119 Los Angeles in Melbourne. Johnny Bizzarro Erie Pa outpoints Primus Williams Cincinnati 10. Gene Young Steubenville Ohio outpoints Carmine Jacobucci Cincinnati 10. Charley Shippes Oakland outpoints Maruo Galvan Mexico City 10. Paulie Armstead San Francisco outpoints Pula Serrano Mexico City 10. Ernesto Miranda Argentina and Jose Gallos Spain draw bantamweight 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Australia
Lionel Rose
Gerry Stokes
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Johnny Bizzarro
Erie
Primus Williams
Gene Young
Steubenville
Ohio
Carmine
Jacobucci
San Francisco
Charley Shippes
Oakland
Calif
Maruo Galvan
Mexico City
Paulie Arms
Newman Wins CWCC Golf Title Amid Tight Scoring
Newman captures the Central Wisconsin Catholic Conference golf championship with a total of 346 strokes. Corky Collins of Prairie du Chien Campion earns medalist honors with a 77 on the par 72 Prairie du Chien course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie DU Chien
Wis
Wausau Newman
Corky Collins
Campion
Collins
Prairie du Chien Country Club
Newman
Stevens Point Pacelli
la Crosse Aquinas
Eau Claire Regis
Marshfield Columbus
Chippewa Falls McDowell
Greg Ludden
Aquinas
Jim Michuta
Bob Smyth
Randy Haines
J. Widman
Sevier
B. Widman
Harrington
Kordus
Bruce Grasamke
Green
Spring Grove Men Honor Bowling Stars At Banquet
Spring Grove Bowling Association honors top locals at an annual banquet. Myhre Hardware won the city tournament. standout performers include Sanford Morken Jean Vesterse Mike Roble Owen Hagen Ed Selsness Verdayne Melbo stad Odell Iverson and Neil Soltow with high games and series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Grove
Minn
Spring Grove Bowling Association
Myhre Hardware
Sanford Morken
Jean Vesterse
Mike Roble
Owen Hagen
Ed Selsness
Verdayne Melbostad
Herb Wiger
Odell Iverson
Iverson
Neil Soltow
Commercial League
Spring Grove Beverage
Norvin Qualey
Laverne Schroeder
Owen
C. H. Johnson
Gerhard Flatin
Nekoosa Tops Mauston 6 3 In Conference Clash
Nekoosa High defeated Mauston 6 to 3 in a South Central Conference Northern Division game Friday night. The scoring sequence shows Mauston with a 6 3 line and Nekoosa finishing 6 6, with players Brockman Rogers Delsmore Winters Bentley Sorenson contributing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nekoosa
Wis
Nekoosa High
Mauston
Brockman
Rogers
Delsmore
Winters
Bentley
Sorenson
Stevens Point wins Michigan Tech track meet in Houghton
Stevens Point, Wisconsin, piled up 79 points to win the Michigan Tech invitational in Houghton. Michigan Tech took second with 57 and St. Norbert finished third with 32 as nine schools competed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houghton, Mich
Stevens Point
Wis
Michigan Tech
St. Norbert
Area Track Meet Results Highlight Alma Center Winners
Alma Center and Whitehall athletes dominate the regional meet with top finishes across events. Cummings and Mitchell secure multiple podium spots in field events while Taylor and Everson lead sprint relays and distance races, with strong showings from Lincoln and Taylor teams.
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Martha Owens
University of Washington
Jim Owens
Lake Washington
By Murray Chass
Pedro Gonzalez
Jerry Adair
Rick Reichardt
Dean Chance
Chance
Larry Sherry
Dennis McLain
Sherry
Floyd Robinson
Tom Agee
Mickey Mantle
Yankees
Ralph Houk
Chuck Dobson
Mike Hershberger
Duckworth
Lines
Humphreys
Hannan
McOrmick
Cox
Casanova
Kaat
Battey
Zimmerman
W—Kaat
L—Duckworth
Valentine
Stephenson
Lonborg
Osinski
Radatz
Ryan
Rodgers
L—Stephenson
Reichardt
Horten
Pizarro
Locker
Martin
McLain
Freehan
McFarlane
W—Mclain
L—Horsten
McCraw
Kaline
Ford
Hamilton
Ramos
Howard
Dobson
Wyatt
Dickson
Monteagudo
Aker
Suarez
Roof
W—Hamilton
L—Dobson
Cincy Group
Ray
OIL and Heating, Inc
Boscobel
Brunswick
Ene
PATCH
la Crosse Tribune
Maple Grove
Birdie Tesbletts
Sam
Lluys Tiant
High Court
U.s.weather Bureau
Montreal
Ft.worth
Bostow
York
Weather Outlook
Mississippi Valley
Plains States
Ohio Valley
Kamsas City
Toronto
Schneider
HAWKS
Dyersille
Nekoosa Preps
Alma Center
Lincoln
Whitehall
Taylor
I. Cummings
White
Comstock
Littlegeorge
I. Mitchell
Risch
de Berg
Spensven
J. D. Cummings
Everson
L. Mitchell
Grand
Randy Brown
Mitchell
Johnson
Casper
Windjue
K. Burlingame
T. Nelson
Michaels
Ly & Johnson
Hanson
Bates
Stein
Anderson
Mortenson
Rumpe
Burlingame
Olson
Waller
Handy Builders
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