Bette Elmer Hits 510 Honor Count In Women Bowling
Bette Elmer fired a 510 honor count in the Women’s Major League with games of 120 180 and 210 to spark action. Millie Boyer posted a 497 series and Leona Gruenwald a 496 while Frances Miller and Dorothy Krug added strong scores in the Ladies Minor. Team results show Kubly Transfer Ludlow Bar Clark’s John Deere Swiss Wheel Idle Hour Mansion Monroe Cold Storage and Abe’s among the leaders with varying records.
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Monroe Harriers Earn First Win In Cross Country Meet
Monroe Harriers beat Edgerton at Monroe Country Club to move to 1-1. Ron Mauermann led with 10:53 on the course, close to the school record, while Ken Kubly clocked 11:55 for the Jayvees. The meet also featured multiple varsity finishers and a sidelined Don Grossen due to knee surgery.
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Chuck LaBuch
Ralph Kubly
John Stauffacher
Don Grossen
Lopez Accepts Two Year Pact With White Sox
Chicago manager Al Lopez agreed to a two year contract extending through 1966 keeping him for his ninth and 10th White Sox seasons. The 56 year old hinted money was not object and saw a salary around 50 800 annually, with Ed Short noting a well deserved raise despite a pennant chances fading against the Yankees.
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Murtaugh Resigns As Pirates Manager
Cincinnati report states Danny Murtaugh announced his resignation as Pirates manager citing health reasons after a four hour game against the Reds. The move ends his eighth season at the helm though he may not travel to Milwaukee with the club for the season’s conclusion.
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Veale Sizzles as Pirates Top Reds 1-0 in tight battle
Bob Veale of Pittsburgh struck out 16, allowed seven hits in 12 1 3 innings, boosting the Pirates to a 1-0 win over Cincinnati and dropping the Reds one game behind NL leader St. Louis. Elston Howard led Yankee offense with four hits and three RBIs as the Yankees swept a doubleheader from Detroit 7-6 and 11-8, moving closer to the pennant. Mickey Wright headlines a 39-player field in Las Vegas as the LPGA Championship begins at Stardust Golf Club with a $15,000 prize.
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Tarkenton leads Vikings into showdown with Packers
Fran Tarkenton fuels an improved Minnesota attack as Green Bay faces a large challenge. Tarkenton, Mason, and Brown pace a squad emphasizing speed and a no-huddle look, while Packers starters Starr Bakken Hornung and others vie for offensive and defensive balance in a pivotal NFL clash.
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Officials Move To Keep Braves In Milwaukee?
Milwaukee County officials pursued three avenues to block the Milwaukee Braves relocation rumors for 1965. Club president John McHale disputed definitive offers, noting only strong interest from six cities in 16 months. A directors meeting was slated for Oct. 16 to decide the club’s future while county leaders sought support from state lawmakers to keep the team in Milwaukee.
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Bauer Rewarded With Two-Year Pact By Orioles
Baltimore Orioles manager Hank Bauer was rewarded with a two-year contract after guiding the club to a pennant race late in the season. President Lee MacPhail said Bauer did an outstanding job and received a substantial raise, with salary believed around $35,000. Bauer’s debut season as Oriole skipper saw pay near the $30,000 level as Baltimore neared its best finish since 1954 entry.
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Fresno Open Opens as Dolph Defends Title in Strong Field
Fresno Calif o Bespec tackled Mason Rudolph, chasing the $35,000 Fresno Open crown. Rudolph, who has banked $52,254 in pro golf this year, faces a field missing seven of the tour’s top money winners.
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