Mantilla Nips Richardson for Second Base on AL All Star
Felix Mantilla of the Mets edged Yankees second baseman Bobby Richardson for the American League starting second base in the 1965 All Star lineup. The AL team, chosen by players and coaches, lacks any Yankees starters for the first time in 33 years.
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Felix Mantilla
Mantilla
Bobby Richardson
Yankees
Minnesota
Boston Red Sox
Brooks Robinson
Baltimore Orioles
Robinson
Cleveland
Detroit
Baltimore
Boston
Chicago
Washington
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Ford Frick
al Lopez
White Sox
Gene Mauch
Philadelphia Phillies
Elston Howard
Battey
Richardson
Harmon Killeb
Two Iowa Stars Set to Enroll at Wisconsin
Wisconsin announced on Tuesday that two Iowa athletes will enroll in September. Lary K. Stover of Clinton, Iowa, the state prep champion in the 100 yard breast stroke, and Brad Hanson of Eagle Grove, who spearheaded Eagle Grove to the state track title with top times in the 880, mile and medley relays.
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Madison
Iowa
University of Wisconsin
Lary K. Stover
Clinton
Brad Hanson
Eagle Grove
Stover
Hanson
Dodgers Flatten Giants as Roseboro Drives In Five
John Roseboro of Los Angeles drove in five runs with a single and a homer as the Dodgers defeated San Francisco 9-3. Buster Narum of Washington allowed five hits, guiding the Senators to a 2-1 victory over New York.
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Los Angeles
Dodgers
San Francisco
Buster Narum
Washington
New York Yankees
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Reunion fades as youths shine in area sports events
The big reunion ends and normal life returns as rains soak areas yet more water is needed. In Monroe slow pitch and softball games were postponed by rain while Bill Norder of Monroe faltered in the Wisconsin Recreational Tennis Meet. Mark Winzenried swept Wausau track, and Pat Harrington plans Northwestern enrollment as Dennis Burreson misses Platteville clinic night due to summer lifeguard duties. All-star slow pitch teams prepare for Sunday nine inning games with added players.
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Monroe
Bill Norder
Wisconsin
Bill
Milwaukee
Mark Winzenried
Kiwanis
Wausau
Dennis Burreson
Argyle
Platteville
Idle Hour
John Prien
Bob Sullivan Narrowing School Choice Amid Wisconsin Debate
Bob Sullivan moves toward selecting a school, narrowing to several unidentified options, as Wisconsin officials weigh the school choice issue amid ongoing debate and public interest.
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Bob Sullivan
Wisconsin
Baseball Scores and Standings Snapshot
A compact scoreboard recap shows American League standings with Cleveland and Minnesota leading, Chicago and Baltimore in tight races, plus Detroit and New York mid-pack. National League leaders include Los Angeles, Cincinnati, and San Francisco with several rain altered results and upcoming games listed.
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Chicago
Baltimore
Detroit
New York
Los Angeles
Boston
Washington
Kansas City
Cleveland
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Houston
Milwaukees
Monroe 45 Reunion Golf at Monroe Country Club
Ten men and two women participated in the 45 reunion golf event at Monroe Country Club last Saturday. Winners were James Lanz and Richard Glass. Participants included Rod Losberger Bob Tracy Charlie Ingold Emil Klarer Bob Hardell Don Boss Ed Loeffel and Ron Grant. A smorgasbord dinner followed with films of the Monroe Eau Claire basketball game.
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Monroe Country Club
James Lanz
Richard Glass
Fran Schroeder
Fran Glass
Don Boss
James
Richard
Rod Losberger
Bob Tracy
Charlie Ingold
Emil Klarer
Bob Hardell
Ed Loeffel
Ron Grant
Chicago Cubs Buy Bill Hoeft Contract
Southpaw Billy Hoeft, veteran of 13 major league seasons, was purchased by the Chicago Cubs from Salt Lake City of the Pacific Coast League. The Oshkosh, Wisconsin native had signed with Salt Lake City this season and posted a 3-5 mark in 118 relief innings. Hoeft holds a 94-95 MLB record with Detroit Boston Baltimore San Francisco and Milwaukee. To clear room, the Cubs sent right-hander Jack Warner to Salt Lake.
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Salt Lake City
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Wis
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Boston
Baltimore
San Francisco
Milwaukee
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Jack Warner
Salt Lake
Spahnie Suffers in Straight Loss
New York Mets fall 8 6 to Milwaukee as Warren Spahn earns another loss. Tom Parsons replaces Frank Lary in later game. Spahn exits after seven as Ed Mathews Hank Aaron lead Braves attack. Mets commit errors and fail to climb NL standings in another setback.
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NEW York
Casey Stengel
New York Mets
Cincinnati
Tom Parsons
Frank Lary
Stengel
Milwaukee
Warren Spahn
Spahn
Frank Bolling
Braves
Bolling
Ed Mathews
Gene Oliver
Hank Aaron
Tug McGraw
Johnny Lewis
Chuck Hiller
Billy Cowan
Jim Hickman
Charlie Smith
Mets
Cowan
Hickman
Smith
John Stephenson
Ken Johnson
Braves Win 6-2 Against Mets in Pony League
Bill Tschanz pitched a two hit ball to lead the Braves to a 6-2 win over the Mets at Recreation Park. The game ended after five innings due to drizzle and wet grounds. Jack Murray took the loss while Galen Kuebli had two singles. Tschanz and Murray each fanned four.
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Bill Tschanz
Braves
Mets
Recreation Park
Jack Murray
Galen Kuebli
Tschanz
Murray
Waupaca Linksmen Win Wisconsin Junior Golf Title
Bill Braatz, 18, of Waupaca fired 72 72 144 to win the Wisconsin PGA junior meet at Waupaca Country Club. Jeff Radder of Madison was runner up after a playoff with Andy North of Madison, both 151s. Dennis Froemming of Mayville and Tom Godfrey of Elkhorn posted 152 totals.
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Waupaca
Bill Braatz
Wisconsin Professional Golfers’ Association
Waupaca Country Club
Jeff Radder
Madison
Andy North
Dennis Froemming
Mayville
Tom Godfrey
Elkhorn
Bills Trade Sklopan to Jets for Liske
Buffalo Bills defensive back John Sklopan, a member of the champion AFL squad, is traded to the New York Jets for quarterback Pete Liske. The exchange shifts QB/Liske to Buffalo in a move announced Tuesday in Buffalo New York.
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Sklopan
Buffalo
N.Y
John Sklopan
Buffalo Bills
New York Jets
Pete Liske
Jockey Babij Wins Triple at Finger Lakes
Jockey Steve Babij rode a triple at Finger Lakes in Canandaigua New York on Tuesday and also swept both ends of a $332.60 daily double.
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Canandaigua
N.Y
Steve Babij
Finger Lakes Race Track
White Sox Fall From First as Twins Rally Late
The Chicago White Sox drops to third place after Minnesota tops them 7-6 in a ninth inning rally led by Bernie Allen. Joe Horlen lasted under three innings as the Twins built a 6-0 lead before Chicago fought back with key hits from Danny Cater and Ron Hansen. Burgess adds two pinch hits but Allen's double seals the win for Minnesota. The Sox head to Kansas City for a two night doubleheader with Peters and Howard opposing Sheldon and Talbot. The Cubs and Astros were rained out. Chicago plans to host Los Angeles with Ellsworth and Buhl. The Cubs buy Billy Hoeft to boost their pitching staff.
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Chicago White Sox
Minnesota Twins
Sox
Cleveland Indians
Boston
Bernie Allen
Joe Horlen
Twins
Danny Cater
Ron Hansen
Tom McCraw
Smokey Burgess
Eddie Fisher
Allen
Zoillo Versalles
Burgess
White Sox
Kansas City
Gary Peters
Bruce Howard
Roland Sheldon
Fred Talbot
Chicago Cubs
Houston Astros
Cubs
Los Angeles Angels
Dick Ellsworth
Bob Buhl
Claude Osteen
Nick Willhite
Billy Hoeft
Salt Lake City
Hoeft
Salt Lake
Jack Warner
Winners Listed For Park Games
Despite rain, Recreation park hosted games under Penny Fitzgerald. Children won ribbons in Checkers Chinese Checkers Hearts Old Maid and Bingo with blue red and white ribbons honoring performance.
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Recreation Park
Penny Fitzgerald
Old Maid
Scott McGuire
Steve Pink
Tom Pink
Mary Beth Norton
Delaice Friedrichs
Louise Viney
Kristine Friedrichs
Jean Schillinger
Jeff McGuire
Julie Kundert
Nan Olsen
Denise Daley
Stacy Koenig
Charlotte Blum
Junie Kundert
Diane Wells
Tom Kundert
Kevin Kitto
Mark Pankau
Dan Stormont
Donna Wells
John Stormont
Charolotte Blum
Bingo
Verona Trackster Third in 800 Meters
Verona Wisconsin athlete Karl Nygaard placed third in the 800 meters at the 10th International Games for the Deaf in Washington. He timed 1:55.5 as Leonid Djourouk of Russia set a new world deaf record at 1:55.1, with Thomas Hewes of Riverside, California second in 1:55.4. Nygaard had equaled the former record in trials last week.
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Washington
Karl Nygaard
Verona
Wis
Leonid Djourouk
Russia
Thomas Hewes
Riverside
Calif
Nygaard
Left-Handed Golfers Lead After Opening Round in Las Vegas
In Las Vegas Morris of Tacoma and Butler of Atlanta shot 69 to share the lead in the 30th annual NAB Left-Handed Amateur Championship. Morris, a 46-year-old teacher, had two birdies and one bogey while Butler posted three birdies against two bogeys.
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Nev
Robert E. Morris
Tacoma
Wash
Jack Butler
Atlanta
National Association of
Morris
Butler
Sullivan to Pick College This Week
Manitowoc standout Bobby Sullivan Jr comes from a basketball family and will choose a college by week’s end. He has visited nine schools including UCLA Michigan Michigan State Wisconsin Marquette Northwestern Southern California Stanford and Tulane. His mother notes Marquette remains a strong option as coach Al McGuire earns his son’s praise while Wisconsin’s tender offer has lapsed.
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Bobby Sullivan Jr
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Sullivan
University of Wisconsin
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Associated Press
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Michigan State
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Stanford
Tulane
Bobby
al McGuire
Argyle Skeet Clinic to Feature National Champions
The Argyle Rod and Gun Club will host a skeet shooting clinic on Wednesday July 7 starting at 4 p.m. Featuring Bob Shurley and Ed Scherer the two national champions. Both shooters will provide instruction to all participants with no charge.
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Argyle Rod and Gun Club
Bob Shurley
Ed Scherer
Bob
Notre Dame
Reno
Nev
Scherer
Ineligible for Scholarship After 10 Days
Michigan and Michigan State promise to hold a spot for Bobby until he decides enrollment. The rule states the player becomes ineligible for a year at the school if the condition applies within ten days.
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Michigan
Michigan State
Bobby
Colorado coach Walseth lands five year contract
University of Colorado basketball coach Russell Walseth, 39, who has led the team for nine years, was awarded a five year pact on Tuesday after previously signing annual agreements.
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Denver
Russell
Sox
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