Chalet and Hubers Clinch Minor League Titles In Slow Pitch
Chalet Cheese edges Chalet in a 13 2 win to claim the Minor League crown as Gene Hefty leads Chalet with six singles and a double while Bill Moon adds two homers and three singles. Hubers dominates Open League action, blasting 29 runs in six innings and routing The Office 29 4. Moon twice homers, doubles and singles, with Hefty also pitching and hitting key hits.
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Olympic Hopefuls Get Second Tries
New York reports thirteen athletes including Jim Beatty receive a second chance to reach the Olympic track and field team. A five member panel of the Olympic Track and Field Committee approved appeals after New York trials, with seven track men and six field specialists set for Sept 12-13 in Los Angeles.
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Robertson Sets Pace In Cage Benefit Game
Oscar Robertson sparked an East team to a 90 88 victory over a West squad in the Maurice Stokes Benefit Game at Kutshers Country Club Monticello New York Tuesday night. The event drew 2200 fans and added 7500 to Stokes fund, raising the total to 32 thousand dollars.
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Pitching-Dean Chance Dominates In Two-Hit Shutout Win
Yesterday's Stars hurler posted his second straight two-hit shutout and his eighth of the season while winning his ninth straight game as Detroit fell in the first game of a doubleheader. Joe Christopher led Mets to a 14–0 win over Pittsburgh with a homer, two triples and a double driving in three runs.
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Ticket Sales Signal Record Pro Football Season
A postwar surge in season ticket sales signals the biggest pro football season yet. NFL and AFL clubs report higher sales, big markets planning sellouts, and new TV deals boosting gate receipts. Giants, Eagles, Browns, Redskins, Packers, Rams, 49ers, and Jets lead strong demand statewide and nationwide.
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Sorenson Ties Fourth in U S Women's Amateur Qualifying
Carol Sorenson of Janesville Wisconsin finishes 36 holes in Hutchinson Kansas tied for fourth with a total of 152 two strokes behind leaders Jo Anne Gunderson Barbara McIntire and Polly Riley. She shoots 77 and 75 to close the qualifying rounds as match play begins with Sorenson facing Judy Bell in round one.
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Boy, 15, wrestles 370-pound sting ray for 18 hours
Tom Joyner Jr. battled a massive sting ray off Patrick Air Force Base pier for 18 hours aided by divers and a ham sandwich. He held the line from 6:45 p.m. Monday to 1:30 p.m. Tuesday, finally pulling the ray to shore with help from two divers and a boat.
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Belinsky Declines Hawaii Club Option
Los Angeles Angels pitcher Bo Belinsky, suspended for an on‑field altercation, refuses the Hawaii club option. His attorney says he has 72 hours to report to Hawaii or face another suspension. The Gulf Stream line appears as an unrelated fragment.
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Swickers Win Tourney Crown
Zwickers clinched the Minor League regular softball title behind a no hitter from Ken Krattiger. They defeated Hubers 3 to 0 in the final as Krattiger allowed three walks and four strikeouts while Claire Bidlingmaier took the loss. Mueller doubled driving in two runs in the fifth.
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First National Bank to Play Softball Twin Bill at Recreation Park
First National Bank schedules a softball doubleheader tonight at Recreation Park with games at 8 and 9 15 p.m. The Bankers face Shullsburg in the opener and Treuthardt Rustlers in the second game.
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Prize Money Boosted For 1965 Wisconsin Open Golf
Wisconsin Professional Golf Association president Dick Swift of Waterford announced a $1500 increase in prize money for the 1965 State Open Golf Tournament. The current purse totals $3500 with first prize $300 at Tripoli Country Club, Milwaukee. Distribution for next year's purse will be decided later.
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