Frick denies testimony in antitrust expansion case
Milwaukee faced charges over a possible major league expansion site after Ford Frick denied telling state official C Hayden Jamison Milwaukee would have priority if aldermen kept quiet and antitrust suits were not filed Jamison testified Frick claimed Milwaukee might never receive another franchise Frick said he spoke off the record but did not state such remarks Jamison testified before a federal court commissioner in Madison ahead of antitrust proceedings Braves move to Atlanta also noted in court actions
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Milwaukee County Board of Supervisors
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Baseball
Chamberlain
Los Angeles
State cross country finals set for Hartford Saturday
Defending champs face tough run at the WIAA State Meets in Hartford with Antigo and South Milwaukee among top returnees. Field includes 1964 runners up and third-place teams in CCL and CCM, while West Madison and Appleton contend for titles on the 2.2 mile Hartford course.
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Gophers lean on Colburn as OSU set for Columbus clash
Minnesota coach Murray Warmath praised a more consistent ground game after a 14-13 win over Michigan. Dave Colburn ran for 93 yards to fuel 225 rushing yards, while Ohio State under Woody Hayes also leaned on the ground game ahead of their meeting in Columbus.
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Bowling Highlights At Galesville Lanes
GALESVILLE Wis Bowling highlights at Galesville Lanes listing top scores for Ladies Ten Pin Lady teams and individual totals for multiple clubs including Badger-Unit and International. Notable scores include Mike 893 2414 Sally Ekern 482 Ruth Sime 467 Connie Wright 523 and Ettrick Lumber 972 with Ray Olson 583 and Swede Severson 548.
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Myrt Glennie
Murph Johnson
Mary Mensing
Dorothy Mahlum
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Oliva Kubek to undergo Mayo Clinic tests
Tony Oliva of the Minnesota Twins and Tony Kubek of the New York Yankees travel to Rochester Mayo Clinic for physicals and tests. Oliva begins X rays to pinpoint issues in his right finger and knee from the prior season, while denying blame on his performance.
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Minnesota Twins
Tony Kubek
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Chargers Lead In 5 Of Six Categories
New York AP reports San Diego tops the AFL in five of six categories while Houston's Oilers claim first in passing offense. George Blanda boosted Houston to 218.7 passing yards per game as Kansas City fell. San Diego leads in rushing and total offense and dominates passing and total defense.
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Houston Oilers
George Blanda
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Sports Bowl Leads All-Star Race in Western Wisconsin League
In Cashton Wisconsin the Sports Bowl extended its lead in the Western Wisconsin Traveling All-Star League to five points. Sports Bowl posted a 2755 team series while Holiday had 965 as Kon Ambers delivered a 239 game and 583 series. Virg Payton, George Swiegel and Gib Calkins posted top counts in the field.
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Butch Severson
Ray Michalko
Jim Larson
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La Crosse Aquinas topples McDowell 21-0 in football action
Coach John Michuta notes teamwork as Aquinas uses audibles from QB John Pincsak to thwart McDowell's stunting defense. Chippewa Falls suffers injuries while La Crosse and River Falls fight to a 7 7 tie. Correction: Weise caught a 42 yard TD pass for Aquinas in the 21 0 win.
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Yale shocks Cornell in Ivy clash on opening kickoff return
New Haven Yale burst to a 24 14 upset of favored Cornell as Court Shevelson opened with a 92 yard kickoff return and set the tone for a high energy Ivy League football battle.
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Brown Likes Boxing and Wires on Welterweight Ring Plans
AP sportswriter notes Jim Brown as a boxing fan who admires Cassius Clay and respects Floyd Patterson. He discusses Wilt Chamberlain's athletic range, a near boxing career, and a Nov. 1 Ernie Terrell George Chuvalo bout telecast in Toronto. Brown rates Clay highest among boxers.
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All Midwest Baseball League to Return Next Season
All ten teams in the Class A Midwest Baseball League will return next season. Des Moines Iowa and Fond du Lac are among cities showing interest in joining. The league will keep a 126 game schedule with a split season from April 24 to August 23 and will add an all star game in 1966. James Doster was elected league president, succeeding James Gruenwald.
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Kansas Ends Losing Streak In 9-0 Win
Kansas defeats Oklahoma State 9-0 at Lawrence as Bruce Peterson anchors a stout defense and Bill Fenton fuels the offense. OSU miss by Charles Durkee on a 58 yard field goal with seven minutes left keeps the Cowboys scoreless.
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Richter Sobocinski Win UW Awards In Football honors
Wisconsin honors include Bob Richter earning the Savage award for 12 unassisted and 12 assisted tackles in the loss to Ohio State while Phil Sobocinski receives the Bucky award for offensive excellence and is named most consistent player in Saturday's game.
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Wis
Bob Richter
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Phil Sobocinski
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White Sox sever Clinton affiliation after seven years
Robert Snell president of Clinton baseball club announced the Chicago White Sox have cut ties with Clinton and formed an affiliation with Fox Cities. Clinton and the White Sox had a seven year working agreement in the Midwest League.
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Louisville Cardinals Triumph Over Marshall for 100th Victory
Louisville defeats Marshall of W Va 23 7 as quarterback Benny Russell passes for 300 plus yards and halfback Al Mac Farlane earns 170 receiving yards including a 75 yard TD to push the Cardinals to 4 2 on the season.
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Durocher Returns as Cubs Manager After 10 Year Hiatus
Leo Durocher, signing a three year Cubs deal, declares he will win and change the Cubs’ poor second division streak. He names staff Whitey Lockman Fred Fitzsimmons and keeps Lou Klein, vowing he is the manager not the coach. He cites Santo Williams Banks as a nucleus and stresses scoring runs to win.
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Liberty Bowl shifts to Memphis outdoor venue
The Liberty Bowl moves from Atlantic City to Memphis Memorial Stadium for the 1968 game to be played outdoors December 18. NCAA officials hope the new venue revives a financially troubled Bowl after a poor Atlantic City crowd, with talk of a sellout in Memphis.
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Arthur J. Bergstrom
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Koufax and McDowell Top ERA Leaders for 1965
New York AP reports Sandy Koufax of the Dodgers won the National League ERA crown for a fourth straight year with 2.04. Sam McDowell of Cleveland led the American League with 2.17, becoming the Indians’ first AL ERA champion in 11 years. Koufax also tied Lefty Grove for the longest consecutive season run with ERA titles.
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Sam McDowell
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Vernon Law
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Nicklaus Leads Pro Golfers In 1960 Earnings Race
Palm Beach Gardens Florida AP reports the top ten money winners in the PGA through the Sahara Open have earned $880,039 this year with Jack Nicklaus leading at $150,346. Billy Casper has $122,927 and Tony Lema $108,869.
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Vandals topple Griz, McDonald shines with record rushing
Idaho's Ray McDonald rushed for 241 yards and four touchdowns as the Vandals beat Montana 35-7. The victory gives Idaho the Big Sky Conference lead over the Grizzlies on a Saturday game in Missoula.
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Boxing results from New Orleans Worcester Sydney and Tucson
Junior middleweights Willie Pep defeats Ray Coleman in Tucson while Eddie Perkins wins in New Orleans. Don Toro stops Grady Clay in Worcester. Tony Barber outpoints Roberto Pena in Sydney and Johnny Brooks beats Memo Lopez in Las Vegas.
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Willie Pep
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Ray Coleman
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Michigan State Surges to No. 1 in AP Football Poll
Michigan State moves ahead of Arkansas after a 14 10 comeback win over Purdue, boosting the Spartans to the top spot in the AP college football poll. Arkansas slips to second after a 55 20 win over North Texas State. Nebraska holds third. Notre Dame fourth. LSU fifth.
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Lane Returns to Ring Defeated by Eddie Perkins in New Orleans
Kenny Lane, 35, loses a unanimous 12 round decision to Eddie Perkins of Chicago in New Orleans. Lane drops twice in the early rounds and is outgunned as Perkins maintains pace with a rugged right. Lane’s record falls to 77-15-2. Perkins improves to 40-9-1.
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Eddie Perkins
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Fred Adams
Herman Dutrieux
Tufts Freshman Coach Uses Manager as Goalkeeper
Medford Mass Tufts freshman soccer coach Larry Palmer faced a goalie no show for a match with Medford High School. He dressed student manager Ken Shepardson from Dallas Texas as goalkeeper and Shepardson helped secure a 3 0 victory for Tufts.
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Mass
Larry Palmer
Tufts
Medford High School
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Ken Shepardson
Dallas
Tex
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Weekend Bowling Scores Highlight Tomah League
Don Peth rolled a 584 series in Vlasek's Lanes Sunday Sun Day Nite Couples League as Gizmo's totaled 1838 with a 677 high. Del Marquardt scored 560, Tom Newcomb 543, Joyce Roeske 465, Charlotte Howel 453, Betty Russell 429.
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Vlasek
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Tom Newcomb
Joyce Roeske
Charlotte Howel
Betty Russell
Roy Schievers stars in Utah State 41 CSU 20 win
Tailback Roy Schievers scored three rushing touchdowns and threw for another as Utah State defeated Colorado State 41 to 20 on Saturday in Fort Collins. The Aggies built a big lead behind Schievers and held off CSU in a regional rivalry.
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Stanford Indians Top Army 31 14 in Intersection Clash
Stanford quarterback Dave Lewis ran for a touchdown passed for one and set up another as the Indians defeated Army 31 14 before 56000 fans in the intersectional game.
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Tech Beats SMU 26-24 To Keep SWC Undefeated Lead
Kenneth Gill's toe and Tom Wilson's arm powered Texas Tech to a 26-24 win over Southern Methodist Saturday night. The victory leaves Arkansas as the only undefeated team in the Southwest Conference.
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Tom Wilson
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Washington Upsets Oregon 24-20 to End Skid
Portland AP report describes Washington’s bold gambles paying off as they rally to a 24-20 win over Oregon, snapping a four game slide.
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