Stottlemyre Hurls 3-Hitter as Yanks Top Chisox 4-1
Mel Stottlemyre fired a three hit shutout through nine and a half innings as the New York Yankees defeated the Chicago White Sox 4-1 at Yankee Stadium. Errors helped two unearned runs and Roy White’s misplay in right erased the shutout. Elsewhere in the league Cleveland beat Minnesota 5-4, Baltimore topped Kansas City 4-2, Washington edged Boston 5-4, and California defeated Detroit 3-2.
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Baseball scores and key homer by Scott on May 28, 1966
Boston tops New York with a late two run homer by George Scott. Willie Smith drives in three California runs including two in the first inning. Marcellino Lopez gets ninth inning help from Bob Lee for the win. New York Tresh hits his second homer. Boston Thomas and Scott also homer in a 6-5 finish. Baltimore beats Kansas City 2-9 with Bunker the winner and Sheldon taking the loss.
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Kiesling Wins Mile At Sectional In 4 22.9
Superior edges La Crosse Central 76 73 to claim Class A Sectional track title at Memorial Field. Kiesling of Logan sets new city record 4 22.9 in the mile, while Sutherland Olson lead Superior with 1 2 in shot and discus. Central contenders suffer injuries and relay exits as teams prep for state meet at Monona Grove June 4.
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District baseball titles go to Muscoda Dells Adams-Friendship
Muscoda and Wisconsin Dells won district titles with Friday victories. Muscoda rallied with two eighth inning runs to beat Highland 6 4 as Chuck Berger pitched a two hitter and Brown hit a two run homer. Wisconsin Dells shut out Reedsburg 2 0 with Les Pennington firing a three hitter and 13 strikeouts. Adams-Friendship defeated New Lisbon 12 1 as Bud Renner went three innings.
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Mantle Feeling Good Hitting The Ball Again
Mickey Mantle of the New York Yankees said he is hitting the ball well again after returning from a shoulder operation. He noted improvement daily, though the arm remains weaker than before, with occasional pain expected to lessen in a few weeks.
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Vesper Driver Wins Feature In Stock Races
TOMAH Wis Dick Trickle and Howie Kettleson won two events apiece at Tomah Sparta Speedway Friday night Jimmy Back of Vesper took the feature after a late two car crash shuffled the leaders Tom Reffner Marvin Marzoska and others were among the top finishers in heat and time trials with Don Taylor Bob Taylor Gary Cox Tammy Jensen and John Warrenburg winning smaller races and consolation titles
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Heavyweight Boxer Seeks Reinstatement
Jim Beattie, 6-foot-8 heavyweight, seeks renewal of his New York State license after being retired for medical reasons by the State Athletic Commission on January 7 following a Madison Square Garden defeat. Melvin Krulewitch said the appeal would be taken under advisement after Beattie testified. Eight hours of testimony were heard.
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Boxing results from Melbourne and Los Angeles cards
In Melbourne Ray Perez from Honolulu at 118 beat Jerry Stokes of Louisville who weighed 119 over 12 rounds. In Los Angeles Jerry Quarry of Bellflower at 192 and Tony Alongi of Paterson tied over 10 rounds. Zorrita Gonzalez of Tacuba Mexico at 11 defeated Lady Linares of Puerto Rico over 10 rounds.
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Pott Extends Lead At Oklahoma City Open
Johnny Pott, 30, leads by four strokes at the Oklahoma City Open after two rounds, posting a 133 total at Quail Creek. Weiskopf and Lema sit 137 and 139 while Massenhale, Devlin, and Baird trail at 140. Nicklaus and Player are on 143 and 146 as 78 qualifiers contend in calm winds.
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District 4 NAIA baseball at Storm Lake results
In Storm Lake Iowa District 4 NAIA games saw Missouri Valley defeat Superior State 10 to 6 in the first round of the double elimination. Wisconsin Rapids edged Fox Cities 3 to 2 in 11 innings. Cedar Rapids beat Waterloo 7 to 4. Dubuque trounced Burlington. Quad Cities topped Decatur 6 to 2.
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Timmy Brown Signs 1966 Eagles Contract
Halfback Timmy Brown signed his 1966 contract with the Philadelphia Eagles and aims for 10,000 career rushing yards. He played 14 games last year, missing only one, and totaled 1,602 yards this season, raising his six year career total to 9,883.
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Colavito Lifts Indians Past Twins 5-4 in Ninth
In Cleveland, Rocky Colavito lined a ninth inning single to score Max Alvis and cap a 5-4 comeback victory over the Minnesota Twins. The Indians trailed 4-3 after seven, tied it in the eighth, then clinched as Colavito delivered the decisive hit off Johnny Klippstein. القي
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Bendels Bar Exhibition Opens With Gallo Lineup
Bendels Bar hosts an exhibition doubleheader against Galloway tonight at seven. Orrie Thompson and Bruce Wooden or Mike Geary will pitch for Bendels against Galloway, who starts 2-2 this year after a 44-12 season last year. Galloway features Doran Geisler Mike McMahon and Dale Madson on the mound.
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Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching Stats
American League leaders include Oliva Minnesota .364 and B Robinson Baltimore with 51 hits and 39 RBIs. Jerry variations list Yastrzemski Boston 48 hits and 13 doubles. National League leaders show Aaron Atlanta 34 runs and 34 RBIs, Alou Pittsburgh 55 hits and 12 home runs. Pitching leaders note McDowell Cleveland 76 strikeouts and 4-1 record.
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Stock Races Begin Monday at Black River Falls Speedway
Black River Falls Wisconsin stock car racing opens with time trials at 1:30 p.m. and races at 2:30 p.m. Located north of Black River Falls on Highway 12, the speedway starts its regular summer schedule June 4 with time trials at 7:30 p.m.
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Baseball Brings Boxes Of Into For Suit Appeal
Wisconsin Supreme Court prepares for baseball antitrust appeal as eight boxes of papers arrive. Three cartons hold 7,000 pages of testimony from the Circuit Court trial before Judge Elmer Roller. Trial ended April 13 with a ruling that the Braves and National League violated state law by abandoning Milwaukee. Roller suspended the order pending the high court ruling due June 9 with a July decision anticipated.
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Mark Zelich Named WSAU News and Sports Director
Wausau AP The appointment of Mark Zelich as both news and sports director of WSAU Radio and Television was announced today by Station Manager Bert Kellnhauser. Zelich, 37, has nine years with WSAU as announcer and sports director and has been sports director for the Wisconsin network of 31 stations broadcasting University of Wisconsin football games.
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Missouri Valley wins twice in NAIA Area 4 playoffs
Missouri Valley blanked Iowa Wesleyan 3-0 then beat Superior 10-6 at Storm Lake Iowa in NAIA Area 4 baseball. Iowa Wesleyan edged Winona 3-2. Saturday’s schedule includes Wisconsin State versus Winona with the winner meeting Wesleyan and then Missouri Valley for the title. A first loss would force a fourth game.
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