O'Dell Guides Braves Over Dodgers in Rally Win
Milwaukee erased a four run deficit with two-out rallies and six inning relief from Billy O'Dell to beat the Los Angeles Dodgers 5 4. Mack Jones drove in the tying and winning runs with a bases loaded single after a fifth inning flurry that featured three Braves singles and two walks.
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Carburetion Test Drills for 500 Mile Race Preparations
At Indianapolis Motor Speedway 33 drivers faced a three hour carburetion test ahead of the 49th 500 mile race. Teams with new Ford engines seek fuel blends to run the full distance on two pit stops. Mechanics weigh gasoline fuel options against horsepower and fire risks.
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Schofield Leads Giants in 12-7 Win Over Reds
Dick Schofield starred for the San Francisco Giants with a homer and key plays in a 12-7 victory over Cincinnati. He extended his hitting streak to six games since joining from Pittsburgh and helped spark a seven-run sixth inning rally. The Giants, along with other NL results, solidified early-season standings.
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Prairie du Chien hosts city recreation program
Prairie du Chien prepares a summer recreation program with baseball leagues for public and parochial schools. Assistant recreation director Paul Bebow leads plans. first practice May 31 at 1 p.m. at the city ball park with helpers Coach Bob Martin Jeff Hutchins and Pat Mulrooney. Kiwanis Club funded bats balls and safety gear.
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Ludden Re-Elected To UW Foundation Board
Joseph F E Ludden of La Crosse has been re elected to the Wisconsin Student Aid Foundation board of directors. The nonprofit funds scholarships and aid for UW system student athletes, with gifts tax deductible under state and federal laws.
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Major League Standings and Weekend Results Summary
American League leaders show Chicago 25 14 and Minnesota 24 14 at top with Baltimore 23 19 and Cleveland 19 18 close behind. Friday results include Chicago 2 New York 0 and Detroit 1 Cleveland 0 while Boston 9 Kansas City 3 and Minnesota 4 Washington 1 lead into weekend matchups.
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Baseball Leaders From The Major Leagues
A parsing of top marks lists players across the American and National Leagues. Horton and Davalillo lead batting averages, Mantilla and Green pace RBIs, McAuliffe and Cardenal top hits, and Aparicio steals. Pitching highlights include Pappas 5 win shutout as Koufax and Gibson post high strikeout totals.
Boswell Tosses One-Hitter as Twins Beat Nationals
David Boswell pitched a one hit win over Washington, belting a triple and scoring, while Tony Oliva had three RBIs with a homer and a single. The Twins 4-1 victory was cut short by rain as the opener of the doubleheader. Boswell proved a rising part of Minnesota’s rotation with a 5-2 season mark.
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Red Raider 880 Relay Time Among The Best
Wisconsin high school track notes feature Nicolet leading with an 1:30.4 half mile relay best among the season. La Crosse Central and Madison East also post fast relay times and seven other events saw season bests including distances and sprints across state schools.
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Rich Halvorsen Hits 679 In ABC Tourney
Rich Halvorsen of Minneapolis rolled a 679 series to tie for 15th in the regular singles of the American Bowling Congress tournament in St Paul. Roeth leads with 700. In doubles, Don Kizer and Herb Zechmeister combined for 1,238 pins to place 22nd. Bosler and Slak lead with 1,300.
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Dodgers weighing trade for utility man as Brewer talks continue
Los Angeles Dodgers study possible deals as they prepare for a third game with Milwaukee. E. J. Bavasi says priority trades center on left handed reliever Jim Brewer with talks tied to St Louis and Philadelphia offers. He doubts a major deadline move will occur before the two week limit.
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Whitewater Captures NAIA Baseball Meet
Whitewater of Wisconsin won three games by a combined margin of four runs to take the District 4 NAIA baseball tournament. The Warhawks advance to the national finals at St Joseph Missouri starting June 7 behind a 4-1 district record.
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Halverson Delivers No Hit Victory In Classic Softball
Jim Halverson pitched a complete no hitter leading Klein & Son to a 6 0 win over Stellick National Oil. Klein & Son improved to 4 0 while Stellick’s fell to 1 3. Melody Mill and Pizza Villa S and H also posted wins to stay in second place with 2 1 records. Other results include Toby’s 3 2 over Melody Mill and Pizza Villa S and H 10 4 over Scott Burgess. Katz Co defeated Lichtie Construction 2 1 as Bob Tooley and Orris Thompson tossed three hitters.
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Bruins Eye Sawchuk Or Bower In NHL Draft Push
Boston and Detroit pursue goaltenders and a defenseman as they near the June 7 10 NHL meeting in Montreal after completing multi player trades. The Bruins with the first pick eye Terry Sawchuk or Johnny Bower while Detroit seeks a backup goalie for Roger Crozier.
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Catholic high school baseball tourney opens in St Paul
ST PAUL AP The one day state Catholic high school base ball tournament opened today. St Paul Cretin faced St Cloud Cathedral in the first game and New Ulm Cathedral played Austin Pacelli in the second. The title game is set for 7 30 p.m.
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Industrial League Knights Fall 28 7 as Melby Homer Leads
French Island Legion defeated Knights of Columbus 28 to 7 in an Industrial League game reported Saturday. Melby Delke Almos Alberts Rodenburg and Hastings homered for the winners.
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Robinson Returns as Orioles Split with Angels in Doubleheader
Brooks Robinson returns from a 19 day absence to help Baltimore split the twin bill with Los Angeles. In game one he went hitless in three at bats but started game two with a single and drove in two runs as he and Adair produced all Orioles runs. Dick Radatz pitched seven innings of relief for Boston in a 9-3 win over Kansas City.
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CCC Track Meet Sees 26 Teams Entered for CCC Championship
MILWAUKEE AP The 40th Central Collegiate Conference track championships June 5 at Marquette Stadium drew 26 entries led by Kansas the Big Eight winner and Michigan State the Big Ten titlists. Missouri star Robin Lingle of 4:00.3 for the mile tops collegians this year. Kansas returns to a site with six straight CCC titles 1956–61 at Marquette before the meet moved to Notre Dame.
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Wisconsin Rapids, Black River Falls win Tomah sectional golf
Wisconsin Rapids and Black River Falls clinch berths to the WIAA state golf tournament at West Bend June 4 5 by winning the Tomah sectional at Hiawatha Golf Club Chuck Hinners shoots 77 medalist Roger Kruk and David Larson tie for second with 81 Larson wins playoff Black River Falls scores 330 to win team title Wisconsin Rapids 338 in second place others listed by team scores with Justin Standiford tournament manager.
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Vikings Start Ticket Sales Next Tuesday
Mail order sales for Minnesota Vikings home games begin Tuesday as season ticket sales push past 26,000 and approach 30,000. The 47,000 capacity Metropolitan Stadium hosts the 1965 season, with a skull session planned by Coach Norm Van Brocklin for key offensive and defensive changes.
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Weber Adds 1450 To Pin Winnings
Dick Weber of St. Louis the leading money winner among professional bowlers earned 1450 for a fifth place in the PBA Masters in St Paul raising his yearly total to 42930. Billy Hardwick San Mateo was second with 30312.50 though he won only 50 in the St Paul event. Other top five include Bill Allen Orlando Billy Golembiewski Detroit and Nelson Burton Jr St Louis.
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