Dodgers Return Home After World Series Victory
Los Angeles fans greet the 1965 World Series champions as the Dodgers arrive at International Airport. Captain Maury Wills and star Sandy Koufax lead the reception in a celebration with more than 5,000 fans, while Lou Johnson and manager Walt Alston acknowledge the crowd.
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Associated Press
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Dodgers
International Airport
Minnesota Twins
Maury Wills
Airlines
Destiny's Darlings
Lou
Lou Johnson
Walt Alston
Koufax
Sandy
Wills
Willie Davis
Ian
George Calkins Rolls 674 Series At Tomah
George Calkins bowled a 674 series in Viasek's Lanes Classic League with 196 221 257 games. Coast to Coast led with 2872 while Johnson Shoe 1016. other high scores included Les Clarke 644 and Rod Calkins 616. Blue Room tallied 2289 and 820 with Gerrie Clay 535 and Doris Loehr 222.
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Tomah
Wis
George Calkins
Johnson Shoe
Les Clarke
Asher Spittler
Rod Calkins
Jim Heilman
Gib Calkins
del Marquardt
Phil Schroeder
Dan Grygleski
Harold Knutson
Blue Room
Bowling Scores from Ladies A F L at Pia Mor and Pla Mor
Bowling results list team series and high games for multiple leagues at Pia Mor Lanes Pla Mor Lanes and Holiday Lanes with entries for Beissel Construction Terrace Bar Captain’s Lounge Gardenias Scott Burgess and Collins Sign among others, plus high singles scores and top teams across leagues. Event includes many named players and teams with细 lopsided scores and high games.
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Pia-Mor Lanes
Beissel Construction
Hish
Betty Harris
Lou Butterfield
Fern Severson
Alice Haas
Janice Weiman
Gerry Heilman
Sylvia Druschke
Shirl Reiners
Rue Gantha
Betty Meyer
Amelia Goyke
Terrace Bar
Beranek
Holiday Lanes
Heileman
Audrey Lemke
Ellen Nedvidek
Ardell Pfaff
Betty Coorough
Esther Hines
Phyl McLees
Carol Kraus
Marjorie Renner
Eileen Howly
Sharon Powers
Carol Abraham
Sharon Grimslid
Gardenias
Carol Koch
Mary Simonson
Ida Poehling
Stella Zahn
Dorothy Mara
Rosella Bassett
Scott Burgess
Bill Loren
Gary Knutson
Joe Bloedorn
Ed Zirbes
Gary Manninger
Harold Hemker
Mike Fass
Steve Pitsch
Collins
Marsh Haugen
Ed Walsh
Dennis Richmond
Don Baird
Fred Antoineau
Ray Johnson
Carl Wimberly
Chuck Keilholtz
Palmer Lema poised for Piccadilly World Match Play in England
Arnold Palmer and Tony Lema, stars of the US Ryder Cup win, head to Wentworth for the Piccadilly World Match Play. Palmer, last year’s winner, is favored after beating Kel Nagle 3 and 2. Lema beat Peter Alliss 5 and 4 as the British Ryder Cup scorers compete for the $14,000 title.
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Virginia Water
England
Arnold Palmer
Tony Lema
Wentworth
Britain
Palmer
Australia
Kel Nagle
Latrobe
Burma
Peter Thomson
Christy O'Connor
Ireland
Lema
South Africa
Gary Player
Neil Coles
Bowling Standings and High Scores From South Lancs and Coulee Regions
Scores list multiple leagues with team series and game totals led by Swede & Ferrol 2067 team series and Oxford Bar 2261 team series. Highs include Martha Newburg 202 and Gladys Leslie 535, with numerous players across South Lancs and Coulee venues posting top games and singles.
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Pia-Mor Lanes
Swede & Ferrol
Arsene Servais
Martha Newburg
Doris Picha
Sharon Merfeld
Mary Drendel
Liz Ostreng
Oxford Bar
Gladys Leslie
Shirley Nicol
la Vera Klein
Eleanor Schild
Joan Soller
Betty Shanley
Elaine Kaufmann
Maxine Dayton
Fran Amundson
Marie Markham
Dorothy Schlegel
Ladyes
GEM
South Lancs
Agates
Emeralds
Marion Mooney
Madeline Hilleshiem
Joy Sebranek
Sue Adams
Ester Gates
Darlene Boldt
Gert Schmitt
Jackie Litsheim
Jean Warren
Florence Penker
Shirley Proksch
Claudette Silbaugh
Winneshiek
Sandy
Eileen
Tri-City
Coulee
Holmen Creamery
Onalaska Realty
Gary Mitchell
Dick Ammerman
Merlin Olson
Dean Uhis
Ken Rahn
Roscoe Short
Gary Tolvstad
Will Nelson
Roger Gilberg
Pep wins eighth in 1965 comeback with KO of Musquiz
Wil lie Pep of Hartford Connecticut, a former world featherweight champion, defeats Sergio Musquiz of Mexico by fifth round technical knockout in Phoenix Arizona. Pep improves to 230 victories against 10 losses in a pro career dating to 1940.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Willie Pep
Hartford
Conn
Sergio Musquiz
Mexico
Pep
Roger Yanez
Musquiz
Sorenson Ties for Fifth With 81 in Tucker Intercollegiate
Carol Sorenson of Janesville Wisconsin playing for Arizona State University shot 81 in the first round at the William F Tucker Intercollegiate Golf Tournament in Albuquerque New Mexico to tie for fifth place.
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Carol
Albuquerque
N.M
Carol Sorenson
Janesville
Wis
Arizona State University
William F. Tucker
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