Cincinnati Fires Sisler as Reds Manager for 1966
Dick Sisler was released as manager of the Cincinnati Reds after a late season collapse. President Bill DeWitt indicated changes will come next year and hinted at a possible scouting role for Sisler. The news follows resignations and varied performance from pitchers like Jim O'Toole and 20-game winners Jim Maloney and Sammy Ellis.
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Reds
Bill DeWitt
DeWitt
Sisler
Jim Turner
Reggie Otero
Jim O'Toole
Frank Robinson
Nashville
Jim Maloney
Sammy Ellis
O’toole
Bowling Scores at South Lancs Ladies and Mixed Leagues
Reported results from South Lancs bowling clubs show teams and top performers across Ladies Country Club Hasbeens and Quillin's IGA events. High scores include Bev Miller 524 and Bill Quain 651 with numerous 500s and 600s in team and single games.
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South Lancs
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Helen Hulick
L. Bummert
Martha Hinytzke
N. Jensen
E. Funk
Jan Wasmuth
B. Sevenants
Jan Ringdah
Jane Blaschke
Hasbeens
Hish
Bill Quain
Clarence Lehrke
Vera Arnison
Fritz Vehrenkamp
Roy Wasmuth
Winnie Schultz
Vera Berger
Fran Amundson
Millie Vehrenkamp
Pat Schultz
Bowling results from multiple divisions at South Lancs region
Readout lists team and individual scores for men and women across several leagues including Viroqua Eagles Ben's Texaco Blackhawk Powderpuff Classic and REO Apple at Shamrock Lanes with team series, team game and high single performances. Notable figures include Jim O Connor 214 high single and Gary Kenyon 601 high for the South Lanes event.
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Vern Wilder
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Mick Hayes
Marco Wuensch
Jim O'Connor
Ben’s Texaco
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Gary Kenyon
Howie Hoff
Bob Moore
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Chuck Searle
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Miles Olson
Dick Huber
Sam Farlow
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J. Wiedman
Reo Apple
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Art Jacobson
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Bob Potter
Glen Gerdes
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Jim Nissaike
Ralph Meyer
Jorstad Sporting
Terry Curran
Charles Boma
Don Fowler
Don Yolton
Nick Palubicki
al Moore
Dick Ahrens
Jim Ruppert
Dallas Ames
Arnie Shea
Bowling team scores and highs from Luther, Northern and Scatter-Pin
Luther High led with 2544 in team series and 916 team game while Ken Jamesson rang up 210 high on the lanes. Northern’s Reardon’s posted 2030 team series and 704 team game with Marian Rebhan 179 high in single. Keller Printing topped Scatter-Pin with 2205 team series and 753 team game, Marle Mueller bowling 553 in the high six.
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Nommensen
Ken Jamesson
Rev. Schmidt
George Goyette
Larry Oliver
Ed Radicher
Harry Schomberg
Hilbert Berg
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Reardon
Diane Heath
Louise Peterson
Pat Oliver
Vi Notz
Jane Soller
Mary Krajewski
Betty Whistleman
Maxine Dayton
Eileen Goyette
Hazel Staisberg
Marian Rebhan
Keller Printing
Marle Mueller
Mages Turner
Virgil Rupple
Jean Anderson
Betty Mitley
Gloria Dierkop
Sooners and Badgers poised to upset top teams this weekend
Oklahoma faces No 1 Texas in Dallas while Wisconsin meets Nebraska in Lincoln. If either underdog wins, major reshuffling could occur as Georgia moves up after beating Michigan and Alabama opener. Texas leads AP poll with 368 points ahead of Nebraska 355 and Arkansas 285.
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Sooners
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Dallas
Badgers
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Lincoln
Georgia
Bulldogs
Alabama
Michigan
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Miss. State
Florida
Major League Leaders Final 1967 Baseball Stat Leaders
Major League batting leaders include Oliva and Yastrzemski with high at bats and runs. Pitching leaders show Grant and Koufax with best win totals and strikeout counts. Figures cover American and National Leagues with players from Minnesota Boston Cleveland Detroit Cincinnati Chicago and others.
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Versailes
Colavito
Cleveland
Horton
Detroit
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Kansas City
Conigliaro
Cash
Cardenal
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Clemente
Pittsburgh
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San Francisco
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Robinson
Rose
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Williams
Chicago
Callison
Philadelphia
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Clendenon
McCovey
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Los Angeles
Brock
St. Louis
Pitchine
Koufax
Bolin
Veale
Packers suffer loss as McGee out three weeks
Green Bay. Max McGee dislocated his collar bone in the 23-14 win over Chicago and will miss three weeks. Boyd Dowler, injured ankle, played on one leg and will try to return as Packers prepare for San Francisco in Green Bay.
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Boyd
Vince Lombardi
Oktoberfest Races a Roaring Success at Gymkhana
Three dozen racers from the Tri-State area helped the 4th annual Oktoberfest Sports Car Club gymkhana run at Bell's No. 2 lot. Duane Padden declared the event a roaring success as trophy winners were named in multiple classes led by Sandra Brenner of Waterloo winning the Doerflinger women's trophy in a Corvette Sting Ray.
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Duane Padden
Coulee
Stillwater
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Cobra
Dan Koontz
Edina
MGB
Bob Cox
la Crosse
John Wood
Eau Claire
Corvair
Tom Leslie
Wisconsin Rapids
Sprite
Jim Berg
MGA
Dick Gorton
Donny Anderson’s Run Lifts Tech Past Aggies 20-16
In Lubbock Texas Tech quarterback Donny Anderson fielded a lateral and sprinted 42 yards to seal a 20-16 victory over Texas A M. The game swung in the final minutes with Tech taking the lead at 2 44 remaining then Texas A M answering at 1 38 before Tech regained the edge with 1 07 left.
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Tex
Donny Anderson
Texas Tech
Texas A&m
Aggies
Tech
De Sylvia kicks winning 29 yard field goal for Stanford
Terry De Sylvia converts a 29 yard field goal with 18 seconds remaining to lift Stanford to a 17 16 comeback victory over Air Force in Colorado Springs. The late kick sealed the win for the visiting team as time expired.
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Colo
Terry de Sylvia
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Air Force
Idaho Beats Washington State In Northwest Rivalry
PULLMAN Idaho used Washington State fumbles and its stubborn defense to defeat the Cougars 17-13 in a longstanding Northwest football clash Saturday.
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Boxing London Emile Griffith Faces Harry Scott Bout
Emile Griffith 154 pounds meets Harry Scott 1602 pounds in London with hopes for a decisive boxing match. Local ring action promises a showcase under England's boxing scene.
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Emile Griffith
New
Harry Scott
England
Kostelnik Finds Security With Packers After Bench Years
Ron Kostelnik, 25, emerges as a stable starter for the Green Bay Packers after years on the bench. The 6'4" 260-pound defensive tackle champions a hard hitting style, credits competition with driving his growth, and recalls a key fumble recovery in the Bears game that helped seal a 23 14 victory. He quotes his creed as temporary meanness, a fierce drive to stop opponents.
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Logan Rangers Coach Recaps Tough Loss and Upset Hopes
Logan coach Ron Johnson praised his team after a 7-0 defeat to Aquinas, noting a near-miss on a fourth down from the Aquinas four. Chippewa Falls looms Friday for Logan as they chase an upset in the Big Rivers Conference with hopes of improved play and a stronger backfield.
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Schueler Leads Tomah Bowling Meet at Vlasek's Lanes
Don Schueler tops with a 547 series while Tee Pee posts 2 474 and 865 in Official League action at Vlasek's Lanes in Tomah Wisconsin. John Wich adds 534. Bud Rapp 517. Bill Voight 515. Tom Liddane 514. Bernie Seeley 513. Frank Stein 507. Harold Thomas and Harry Dahle 504.
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Tom Liddane
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Frank Stein
Harold Thomas
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Celtics Lose Sixth Straight Exhibition To Hawks
In Lawton Oklahoma the Boston Celtics fall 99 to 98 to the St Louis Hawks in an NBA exhibition game with a tight finish. The result extends Boston's exhibition skid to six games as Hawks pull out the win.
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