Frick denies testimony on Milwaukee expansion tie to Braves move
Milwaukee based antitrust suits probe Braves plan to move to Atlanta. Ford Frick denied saying Milwaukee lost expansion due to public officials and antitrust suits. Jamison testified Frick warned if statements were repeated he would deny them.
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Ford Frick
Braves
Atlanta
State Investment Board
Frick
New York
Jamison
Madison
U.S. District Court
Earl A. Jinkinson
Chicago
Eugene Grobschmidt
Milwaukee County Board of Supervisors
Grobschmidt
Gophers Tone Shifts to Ground Game as Colburn Shines
Minnesota coach Murray Warmath praised a more consistent running attack after a 14-13 win over Michigan boosting season ground yards to 1,010. Dave Colburn gained 93 yards, with Holmberg 311 rushing, while Ohio State emphasizes a strong, grinding power game ahead of their Columbus meeting.
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Minnesota Gophers
Ohio State
Murray Warmath
Warmath
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Minnesota
Gophers
John Hankinson
Dave Colburn
Wolverines
Joe Holmberg
John Williams
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Buckeye
Woody Hayes
OSU
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Gopher
Bowling Highlights At Galesville Lanes
Galesville Wis Bowling highlights at Galesville Lanes feature multiple high scores across leagues. Notables include Sally Ekern 482 Ruth Sime 467 Bonnie Olson 444 and Ter ry Johnson 441 in Ladies Ten Pin Mike's 893 2414.
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Sally Ekern
Ruth Sime
Bonnie Olson
Terry Johnson
Celia Sime
Huber
Connie Wright
Leona McKeeth
Myrt Glennie
Murph Johnson
Mary Mensing
Dorothy Mahlum
Viv Salsman
Viva Boardman
Janice Kirchner
Mary Ellen Christiansen
Oliva and Kubek await Mayo Clinic tests in Rochester
Twins outfielder Tony Oliva and Yankees shortstop Tony Kubek arrived for physicals at Mayo Clinic in Rochester. Oliva began examinations and X rays to assess finger and knee trouble from the 1968 season, noting a bone chip in the finger but denying blame for poor World Series hitting.
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Tony Oliva
Minnesota Twins
Tony Kubek
New York Yankees
Mayo Clinic
Oliva
A.L
Chargers Lead In 5 Of Six Categories
NEW YORK AP San Diego leads the AFL in five of six categories while Houston Oilers top passing offense after George Blanda boosted their average to 218.7 yards per game. San Diego also leads in rushing and total offense, and dominates passing and total defense with strong yardage figures.
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NEW York
San Diego
Houston Oilers
George Blanda
Kansas City
Oilers
Houston
La Crosse Aquinas topples Chippewa Falls 21 0 in Saturday clash
Quarterback club notes Michuta says they put it all together after Aquinas crushed McDowell 21 0. Pincsak used audibles to counter McDowell's stunt defense as La Crosse and River Falls tied 7 7. Coaches Johnson and Wildt discuss defensive schemes and momentum.
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Chippewa Falls
McDowell
Michuta
John Pincsak
Blugolds
Tom Weise
Aquinas
Tribune
Mike Mc
Sports Bowl Ups All-Star Lead in Western Wisconsin League
CASHTON Wis The Sports Bowl increased its Western Wisconsin Traveling All-Star League lead to five points Sunday. Standings show Sports Bowl 48 Holiday 43 South 404% Pla-Mar 36 Viasek 36 Coulee Golf Bowl 35 Parkview 324% Curve In 324%. High game 239 by Ron Ambers. Series leaders include Virg Payton 606 George Swegel 605 Gib Calkins 593 Butch Severson 587 Ray Michalko 586 Jim Larson 584 Gary Manninger 576.
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Sports Bowl
Wisconsin
Holiday
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Coulee Golf Bowl
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Ron Ambers
Virg Payton
George Swegel
Gib Calkins
Butch Severson
Ray Michalko
Jim Larson
Gary Manninger
Cports a Crosse Cribune Notice
The Crosse Cribune reports a local notice published Tuesday October 26 1965 with delivery by RFD on October 27. The item records community information in a brief, official notice style.
State cross country meets set with returning runners and new challengers
Stevens Point Wis One defending champion missed sectionals as three classes head to Hartford for the State Runs with 11th straight 2 2 mile finale. Returning runners from Antigo South Milwaukee Berlin and Racine Horlick highlight a field including Madison West Racine Park Appleton and others for the Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association event.
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Homestead
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Chetek
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Dennis Kramer
Jim Rickman
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CCM
Stan Bednarek
Berlin
George Williams
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Jim Hammill
Neenah
Wayne Craig
Yale shocks Cornell with 92 yard opening kickoff return
The Yale Bulldogs upset the favored Cornell Big Red 24 to 14 in an Ivy League football clash. Court Shevelson returned the opening kickoff 92 yards setting the tone for Yale’s win in New Haven Connecticut.
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New Haven
Brown Likes Boxing and Spreads Praise for Clay
Jim Brown discusses boxing as an athletic solo test and praises Cassius Clay. He notes Wilt Chamberlain’s versatility, recalls near boxing offers, and tips on Patterson and Johansson before the Terrell Chuvalo bout in Toronto. Brown favors Clay as the top pick.
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Cassius Clay
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Wilt Chamberlain
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George Chuvalo
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Marvin
Clay
Las Vegas
Ingemar Johansson
All Midwest Teams Back Next Season
All 10 teams in the Class A Midwest Baseball League will return next season. Des Moines Iowa and Fond du Lac are showing interest in joining. The league will add an all star game in 1966 and keep a 126 game schedule with a split season April 24 to August 28. James Doster was elected league president succeeding James Gruenwald.
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Des Moines
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Fond du Lac
James Doster
Decatur
Ill
James F. Gruenwald
Davenport
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Wis
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Quad Cities
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Clinton
Dubuque
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Waterloo
Kansas Ends Losing Streak In 9-0 Win
Kansas beats Oklahoma State 9-0 at Lawrence to snap a season-long drought. Key plays include a stout defense led by Bruce Peterson and an improved offense featuring Bill Fenton. OSU missed a 58-yard field goal that hit the crossbar and stayed out.
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Bruce Peterson
Bill Fenton
Oklahoma State
Charles Durkee
OSU
Richter and Sobocinski Honored by UW for 2010 Game
Madison Wisconsin junior linebacker Bob Richter received the Savage award for 12 unassisted and 12 assisted tackles in the 2010 loss to Ohio State. Wisconsin left tackle Phil Sobocinski earned the Bucky award for offensive excellence and was named the most consistent player in Saturday's game.
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Press Dispatches
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Wis
Bob Richter
Savage
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Wisconsin
Phil Sobocinski
Bucky
White Sox cut ties with Clinton club in Midwest League
Clinton officials announced that Chicago White Sox affiliation with the Clinton baseball club has ended. Robert Snell, president of Clinton, said the White Sox now affiliate with Fox Cities, while Clinton remains a Midwest League member. The two teams had a seven year working agreement.
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Chicago White Sox
Robert Snell
Snell
White Sox
Fox Cities
Durocher Returns as Cubs Manager Aims to Break Poor Run
Leo Durocher signs a three year contract with the Chicago Cubs and declares he will be the team’s manager not coach. He vows to change the Cubs 19 straight second division finishes, fielding Whitey Lockman Fred Fitzsimmons Verlon Walker while noting a strong core including Santo Williams and Banks.
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Associated Press
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Leo Durocher
Chicago Cubs
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Cleveland
Verlon Walker
Cub
Whitey Lockman
Fred Fitzsimmons
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Lou Klein
Liberty Bowl Moves to Memphis Tennessee Outdoors
The Liberty Bowl relocates from Atlantic City to Memphis Memorial Stadium for December 18. NCAA endorses the move to boost a financially troubled event amid hopes for a sellout crowd about 50,000 capacity.
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Arthur J. Bergstrom
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Walter Byers
Koufax and McDowell Lead Majors With ERA Titles
Dodgers star Sandy Koufax won his fourth NL ERA crown with 2.04 as Sam McDowell captured the AL with 2.17 for Cleveland. Koufax matched Lefty Grove by winning four straight seasons, Dodgers 26-8 record, McDowell 17-11 with 66 earned runs in 274 innings.
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Sam McDowell
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Nicklaus Leads PGA Earnings Early This Year
Palm Beach Gardens Florida AP reports the top ten paid golfers have earned 880039 this year. Jack Nicklaus leads with 150346. Billy Casper 122927. Tony Lema 108869 through the Sahara Open.
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Jack Nicklaus
Professional Golfers Association
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Billy Casper
Tony Lema
Vandals Ship Big Sky Lead With Four TDs, 241 Yards
Idaho star Ray McDonald ran for a record 241 yards and four touchdowns as the Vandals defeated Montana 35-7 to seize the Big Sky Conference lead from the Grizzlies.
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Ray McDonald
Montana
Grizzlies
Boxing results from several cities feature champions and contenders
In New Orleans Eddie Perkins won a 12 round decision over Kenny Lane. Don Toro stopped Grady Clay in Fitchburg after 6 rounds. Tony Barber defeated Roberto Pena in Sydney over 12. Willie Pep knocked out Ray Coleman in Tucson. Johnny Brooks outpointed Memo Lopez in Las Vegas over 10 rounds.
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Grady Clay
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Willie Pep
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Ray Coleman
Phoenix
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Henderson
Memo Lopez
Tijuana
Michigan State Edges Arkansas In AP Football Poll No. 1
Michigan State moved past Arkansas to lead the AP college football poll after a 14-10 rally over Purdue. Nebraska Notre Dame Louisiana State Purdue Florida Southern California Texas Alabama follow in the Top Ten with gains and shakeups across the rankings.
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Kenny Lane Beaten In 12 Round Loss To Eddie Perkins
Kenny Lane 33 from Muskegon loses a unanimous 12 round decision to Eddie Perkins of Chicago in New Orleans. Lane is down in rounds one and three, and Perkins earns his 40th win while Lane falls to 77-15-2. Judges score varies but AP reports Perkins ahead through the bout.
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Kenny Lane
Eddie Perkins
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Lane
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Perkins
Fred Adams
Herman Dutrieux
Pete Giarrusso
Associated Press
Tufts Freshman Coach Guards Goal With Manager
Tufts freshman soccer coach Larry Palmer faced a goalie no show for a Medford High match. He dressed student manager Ken Shepardson from Dallas to guard the net and Shepardson helped the team to a 3-0 victory.
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Larry Palmer
Tufts
Medford High School
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Ken Shepardson
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Shepardson
Bowling Scores Highlight Tomah League Night
Don Peth led with a 584 series in Sunday Nite Couples at Vlasek's Lanes as Gizmo's posted 1838 and 677. Del Marquart had 560, Tom Newcomb 543, Joyce Roeske 465, Charlotte Howel 453, and Betty Russell 429 in the recap.
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Vlasek
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Joyce Roeske
Charlotte Howel
Betty Russell
Aggies tailback Schievers sparks 41-20 win at Colorado State
Roy Schievers starred for Utah State with three rushing touchdowns and a passing score as the Aggies defeated Colorado State 41-20 on Saturday in Fort Collins.
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Colo
Roy Schievers
Colorado State University
Utah State
Stanford Indians Top Army 31 14 In Intersectional Clash
Stanford quarterback Dave Lewis ran for a touchdown, threw a TD pass, and helped set up another as Stanford defeated Army 31 14 before 56 000 fans in a Saturday intersectional game.
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Calif
Dave Lewis
Stanford Indians
Army
Tech tops SMU as Gill and Wilson lead comeback
Kenneth Gill toe and Tom Wilson arm power Texas Tech to a 26-24 win over Southern Methodist. The victory leaves Arkansas as the only undefeated team in the Southwest Conference.
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Kenneth Gill
Tom Wilson
Texas Tech
Southern Methodist
Arkansas
Washington Edges Oregon In Desperate 24 20 Win
Washington capitalized on chances to defeat Oregon 24 to 20 on Saturday, ending a four game skid in a tense Pacific Coast matchup. The win marked a pivotal rebound for the Huskies behind sharpened execution and clutch plays.
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