Ward's homer gives White Sox win over Red Sox
Pete Ward hit a 10th inning homer for a 4 3 Chicago victory in game one of a doubleheader as Boston weathered boos earlier when he struck out in a key spot. The second game was rained out. Chicago's loss to Minnesota tightened the Twins' lead. Cubs split with Reds 8-5 and 9-8 as Banks homered late to put Chicago ahead in the nightcap.
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AFL May Bring Club to Midwest
AFL commissioner Joe Foss indicated the league will move a franchise to the Midwest if the NFL expands to Atlanta in 1966. He noted Atlanta isn’t a two team town and suggested Milwaukee as a possible site while Chicago, Los Angeles, New York, and others loom as options. Milwaukee County Stadium is under NFL lease until 1968.
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Badger John Hogden Competes in NCAA Golf Meet
John Hogden of Galesville is the lone Badger entry at the 68th NCAA golf championship at the University of Tennessee Knoxville starting tomorrow. Coached by Gene Mason Gale-Etrick and now Kimberly, Hogden is a sophomore with a bright future on the links.
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Coaching changes swirl in State Line League
Brodhead announces three coaching changes with one hire already made and two positions to be filled soon ahead of football practice. Summer delay noted as schools prepare to start in about two months.
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MLB and NBA Style Scoreboard Snapshot and Results
A dense scoreboard summary shows teams and records for American and National leagues. Highlights include Minnesota 38 23 and Chicago 37 24 in the AL and NL leaders Los Angeles 23 27, Milwaukee 34 25, and Cincinnati 36 27. Weekend results list several games with notable scores and rain impacts.
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Jacobazzi Accepts Pact With Packers
GREEN BAY The Packers announce the 1965 contract for Wisconsin tackle Roger Jacobazzi, the 11th and final 1964 draft choice signable now that eight others are ineligible or lost to pro leagues. Also signed as free agents are Ken Burke of Bowling Green and Tom Hespes of C W Post College.
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Monroe Country Club Auxiliary Guests at Nakoma Madison Visit
The Monroe County Club Auxiliary will visit Nakoma Country Club in Madison on Wednesday for golf lunch and bridge. 9 hole pairs start at 8 30 a.m. from No 1 tee with 6 minute intervals and list members by pair numbers. 18 hole tee times begin at 8 03 a.m. with six minute gaps. additional Monroe attendees include Dorothy Ferron Gladys Benkert Margaret Ruge Isabelle Kempfert.
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Gayle Cody
Darlene Stroshein
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Jan Strotzer
Edith Leonard
Trudy Schwager
Marianne Stumpf
Gert Blotcky
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Nita Howard
Dora Hamilton
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June Geiger
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Ursula Wilson
Liz Becker
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Jackie Smith
Francis Krings
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Cardinals Beat Braves 6 to 4 In Storm Affected Win
In Milwaukee at County Stadium the St Louis Cardinals defeated the Milwaukee Braves 6 to 4 as a weather delay sparked a drawn out fifth inning. The unusual half inning featured two Cardinals runners getting outs as both clubs scrambled to reach five innings.
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Players Nagle and Player Enter U S Open Playoff
In St Louis the 18 hole playoff at Belle Reve pits Gary Player of South Africa and Kel Nagle of Australia for the U S Open title both seeking the rare fouth major and the oldest Open winner tag respectively. If tied after 18 holes sudden death would follow over the 7191 yard course.
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Paris Hamburger Boom Draws French Diners
Paris restaurants report a surge in hamburger sales with French customers predominating. Eateries note growing popularity of both classic and novelty buns as urban diners seek quick meals amid busy streets.
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Prominent Sportsman Kinziger Dies at 80 in Oconto County
Lena reports that John P. Kinziger, 80, a longtime Oconto County sportsman and leader, died Saturday at his home. He served thirty years on the State Conservation Congress and was treasurer of the county Sportsmen's Alliance for three decades.
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Navy Wins Intercollegiate Rowing Championship
Navy captured the three mile varsity title in the Intercollegiate Rowing Association championship in Syracuse New York. Wisconsin finished sixth in the varsity race and second in the junior varsity, two lengths behind Navy.
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One Driver Killed June Sprints End With a Wet Note
The June Sprints at Road America ended in rain with one driver killed and a track observer injured. Jim Hall of Midland won the 16 mile feature for modified cars at 73.238 mph. Dave Causey was second in a Lotus Ford. A corner observer William J. King was struck by a car and taken to a hospital in satisfactory condition.
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Dodgers edge Mets in fifth inning homer gives opener win
Pitcher Stu limited the Mets to a fifth inning homer by Hickman as the Dodgers won the opener 2-1. Willie Giants scored twice and San Francisco swept a doubleheader with Pittsburgh 4-3 in 15 innings and 7-3.
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