Cubbies Split With St. Louis Houston Next
Chicago White Sox split with Baltimore in a doubleheader as Hoyt Wilhelm shines after late-season easing by Eddie Fisher. Cubs drop opener to St Louis 8 0 then win nightcap 6 3 with Jimmy Stewart Chris Krug and Billy Williams pacing a ninth inning rally. Cubs head home to host Houston with Larry Jackson facing Dave Giusti.
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al Lopez
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Jimmy Stewart
Chris Krug
Glenn Beckett
Bill White
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Don Landrum
Larry Jackson
Houston
Dave Guisti
Reds Power Surges in Doubleheader Comeback Win
Cincinnati blasted the Milwaukee Braves 10-9 and 10-2 as Frank Robinson hit two homers and Vada Pinson hit his fifth grand slam this season. The Reds moved within one game of the Dodgers who lost 10-2 to Pittsburgh as Deron Johnson and Tony Perez added big hits and Pete Rose praised the club's power and depth.
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Rush ton nets title in Milwaukee juniors tennis
Jeff Rushton of Appleton overwhelmed Jim Siegel of Milwaukee 60 6 1 Sunday to win the boys 18 and under division in the Wisconsin Jaycees tennis tournament.
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Scotsman Jim Clark Captures 51st Grand Prix of France
Scot Jim Clark won the 51st Grand Prix of France at Clermont-Ferrand driving a Lotus. He set seven lap records on the 40 laps, finishing in 2 hours 14 minutes 38.4 seconds at an average 89 mph. Clark leads the world championship, with Graham Hill and Jackie Stewart tied for second on 17 points.
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Co Owner Outlines Plan for Baseball Expansion
Dallas-Fort Worth Texas League co owner Tommy Mercer says four cities Milwaukee Seattle Oakland and Dallas Fort Worth should pool efforts to win major league expansion. He notes current competition but envisions uniting to press for four new teams.
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Milwaukee
Seattle
Oakland
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Willard Sparks Star in All-American Game Performance
Ken Willard, a 230-pound rookie, rushed 133 yards on 18 carries to earn MVP honors for the East in a 34-14 victory over the West. Teammate Dick Butkus praised his low, powerful running style while Gale Sayers dazzled in the first half and John Huarte sparked scoring from Notre Dame.
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Jerry Rhome
Bob Perry
Oregon
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Verlon Biggs
Jackson State
Bill Curry
Georgia Tech
Affectionately Wins Vagrancy Handicap at Aqueduct
Affectionately, a 5 year old daughter of Swaps, carried 137 pounds to win the $58,900 Vagrancy Handicap at seven furlongs at Aqueduct. The weight was a modern record for a filly or mare, equivalent to 142 pounds for a male.
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Sunday Scoreboard and Weekday Baseball Results List
Results show New York beat Los Angeles 7-2 and Minnesota tied 6-6 with Detroit 4-5. Boston 4-5 lost to Washington 1-4. Cleveland 10-11 edged Kansas City 7-7. Chicago 6-4 defeated Baltimore 2-0. Standings include Los Angeles 44-29 and Cincinnati 42-29. Next games include New York at Washington and Cleveland at Boston.
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Fort Atkinson golfer claims Wisconsin Public Links Senior crown
Frank Bell of Fort Atkinson won the Wisconsin Public Links Senior title with a two round total of 138 after shooting 84 and 82. Other handicap winners included Len Larson of Janesville 140 for ages 50-55, John Nicoli of Delavan 143 for 56-60, Simon Shinow of Milwaukee 142 for 61-65, and Art Rock of Milwaukee 143 for 66 and over.
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Fort Atkinson
Wisconsin
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Janesville
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Delavan
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Milwaukee
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Floyd Captures St. Paul Open Victory at Keller Course
Raymond Floyd, 22, won the St. Paul Open posting a 270 total and $20 000 prize after a final round 69 at Keller. Tommy Aaron and Gene Littler tied for second at 274. other top finishers included Nicklaus, Palmer, and Devlin. Floyd praised by Palmer and Sanders as a rising star on the PGA tour.
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Bruce Devlin
Joe Campbell
Dick Sikes
Gardner Dickinson
Braves Trade Alomar to Atlanta Shifting Roster
Milwaukee Braves send rookie infielder Sandy Alomar back to Atlanta to clear space for reliever Dave Eilers who won 8 of 9 decisions with the Atlanta club. The team also signs Ronald Garrett 17 to West Palm Beach and reschedules remaining night home games to 7 30 p m CDT.
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Braves
Ronald Garrett
Sarasota
Fla
West Palm Beach
Hall wins U S Grand Prix at Watkins Glen
Jim Hall of Midland Texas drove the Chaparral II to victory in the U S Grand Prix at Watkins Glen New York. Hap Sharp finished second just two tenths of a second behind. Augie Pabst of Milwaukee placed fifth.
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Deer Deaths From Autos Rise Above 1964 Toll
The 1965 deer kill by automobile is running heavier than last year's toll of more than 8,000, according to the State Conservation Department. Game warden Russel Debrock of Rhinelander says more than 30 deer were killed in May in his district. In Outagamie County a land tract was leased to bury deer killed in auto collisions, though no fatality figure was released for that area.
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Hazel Green Nips Shullsburg 3 to 2 in league thriller
Hazel Green rallied for three eighth inning runs to beat Shullsburg 3 2 and hold its Southwest Tri County lead. East Dubuque beat Benton 8 7 after late innings, Kieler routed Galena 14 2 in five, Cub Speth homered for Benton. Dave Gile started Hazel Green rally with a pinch single and Dick Trewartha drove in the tying and winning runs.
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Shullsburg
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Kieler
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Cub Speth
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LaVerne Wabben
Gibson Cruises to First Win Since May in 8-0 Cardials Win
Bob Gibson snapped a six game losing streak with a five hit 12 strikeout effort as St Louis blanked the Cubs 8-0 in the opener of a doubleheader. Vada Pinson and Franklin Robinson led the Reds in a 10-9 and 10-2 doubleheader sweep of Milwaukee with Pinson hitting a grand slam and Robinson collecting two homers.
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Belleville Wins Title in Talent Showdown
Belleville captured the first half crown in the Southern Section of the Home Talent League yesterday. Belleville defeated Blanchardville 11-7 as Don Sutin smashed a three run homer in Belleville’s eighth inning flurry to spoil Blanchardville’s bid for a first place tie and playoff. Ridgeway edged Viota 4-3, New Glarus beat Hollandale 11-7, Argyle toppled Dodge Point 10-7.
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Don Sutin
Ernie Furrer
Bob Gison
Jack Butts
Austin
Ron
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Leo Johnson
Johnson
Pete Liddicoat
Jim Hefty
Jim Rosga
Arnie Meier
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Jim Zweifel
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Roy Alderman
Oak Brook Leads Polo League With Big Win
Oak Brook of Hinsdale Illinois moved into the lead in the American Polo League Sunday by routing the Milwaukee Polo Club 15 to 6. Charlie Smith scored six goals and Jack Murphy five to pace Oak Brook, with George Oliver of Milwaukee adding five.
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Ill
Tornado Editions and Palm Sunday Tragedy Advertised
A few tornado editions and Mon roe's Palm Sunday Tragedy remain available at the Times office through advertisements.
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