Aaron Raps 16th Homer as Braves Beat Cubs 5-3
Hank Aaron smashed his 16th homer of the season for Atlanta in the fifth inning to spark a 5-3 Braves win over Chicago as Joe Torre and Mack Jones also homered. Cubs counters came from Billy Williams and Ron Santo in a wind swept game before 3,242 fans. Wade Blasingame won for Atlanta, while Ernie Broglio took the loss.
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Remodeled Pro Shop Among Country Club Improvements
La Crosse Country Club unveils a remodeled pro shop and course updates this summer. New tee on the second hole, improved fifth green, narrowed fairways, and widened rough aim to tighten the 6134 yard layout. Major tournaments planned for men and women plus junior program and a junior golf school.
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Key, Kolter, Donahue Tops At Maple Grove
West Salem Wis Lyle Key Harry Kolter and Dave Donahue shot even par 36s to set the scoring pace at Maple Grove Country Club Thursday Donahue and Earl Galstad won accuracy contests and Kolter took long drive honors Ernie Heigel had low net for the day and Earl Marsh won the door prize Blind bogey winners were Chuck Torson Clayton Lambreg Harold Kiehne Bob Stange Jake Hustad and Holger Vaher Pro Dick Theno said a three day four man horse race tournament is on tap over the holiday weekend The women's golf league will compete Tuesday but a meeting is scheduled for 830 am prior to competition
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Clay sparring partner aims for world heavyweight title
James Ellis, Cassius Clay’s sparring partner, says if he becomes a challenger Clay would fight him. Ellis, 188 pounds, returns to Louisville after helping Clay prepare for the Clay Cooper defense. Ellis, with 19 victories and five losses, has moved from middleweight to heavyweight, with recent wins including a victory on the Clay Cooper card.
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Howe Holds Record For Most Valuable
Bobby Hull is the NHL's MVP for 1965 66 for the second straight year. He set one season marks with 54 goals and 97 points to win the Hart Trophy. Gordie Howe, 38, a six time MVP, finished third in voting behind Jean Beliveau of Montreal.
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Westby Dominates LaFarge to Clinch District Title
Westby exploded for six runs in the first inning and defeated LaFarge 12-2 to win the district baseball title. Dave Myhre had three straight hits, Mark Jacobson added a two-run homer, and Jim Hagen contributed two hits in a 10-hit Westby attack. Dewey Stendahl pitched five innings for the win with Chuck Sedivie closing.
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Andretti Favored to Win 1966 Indianapolis 500
Mario Andretti, leading a field of 33, is seen as the favorite to win the 1966 Indianapolis 500 after setting a qualifying record of 165.899 mph in Brabham Ford. Jimmy Clark, A. J. Foyt, and Gordon Jones are among the top challengers as about 300,000 spectators expected for the Golden Anniversary race.
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Klein & Son Take Command With 5-1 Win Over Terrace
Klein & Son knocked Terrace from the unbeaten ranks with a 5-1 Classic League victory Friday night, moving atop the standings as Terrace absorbed its first loss after two wins. Jim Halvers on earned the win with five-hit pitching, Dennis Severson added a two-run triple, and Klein scored in bursts to seal the game.
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Baseball Attendance Over Two Centuries Highlighted
Over the last two decades major league baseball drew 368 409 934 fans, while the 20 years before 1946 recorded 175 563 593 paid attendances. The figures underline long term popularity and growth of the sport across eras.
Marine Promoted Twice On Same Day In 1960s Military Rise
MILWAUKEE AP reports Viet Nam veteran Rudolf D. Heyse, 35, began as gunnery sergeant and, in a rapid ceremony, became master sergeant then second lieutenant in one day. A Marine spokesman cited his career officer program approval and a concurrent promotion for Vietnam service. Heyse serves as a Marine Corps recruiter for the Janesville area.
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Selma Emerges as Mets New Relief Star
New York AP reports 22 year old Dick Selma of Fresno Calif pitched four spring relief appearances retiring 21 straight batters. The stretch covered games versus Pittsburgh St Louis Chicago Cubs and Houston. Selma previously won eight games for Greenville Buffalo and two for the Mets in 1965.
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Terrell Plans Houston Camp for Jones Title Fight
WBA heavyweight champion Ernie Terrell will arrive in Houston on June 8 to begin on-site training for his June 28 title bout with Doug Jones. He had previously announced a June 1 arrival in Houston, and the WBA does not recognize Cassius Clay as champion.
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Sadecki Struggles as Giants Fall to Phillies 9-2
Ray Sadecki lasted 4 innings in his Giants debut against Philadelphia as the Phillies pounded San Francisco 9 to 2. Sadecki, now 2-3, has a 7.62 ERA over four Giants starts. Philadelphia piled up early runs, while Gaylord Perry's absence hinders San Francisco. In other NL games, Osteen and Veale pitched well for Los Angeles and Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, and Houston won with homers by Pinson, Mazeroski, Stargell, and Helms.
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Tomah and Black River Falls Qualify for State Golf Meet
Tomah leads with Roger Kruk posting an even par 72 to win the sectional at Galeville Golf Club. Tomah totals 302, Black River Falls 313, qualifying for the state meet as Onalaska and La Crosse Logan tie for second with 331. Individual scores include Kruk 72 and Moake 73 for BRF, with further scores listed for each school.
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Marathon duel: Wells and Hartman fan 34 in 16 innings
In Moriches New York Billy Wells of Bellport High and Charley Hartman of Center Moriches High pitched 16 innings each striking out 34. Wells walked nine and allowed three hits. Hartman walked four and yielded five hits, two of which occurred in the final inning when Bellport scored the game’s lone run.
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