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Twins Win Without Versalles 6-3 ST. PAUL MINNEAPOLIS (AP) The Minnesota Twins are winning this season without Zoilo Versalles the classy: shortstop who Manager Sam Mele said was irreplaceable when Minnesota won the American League pennant in 1965. The Twins won the championship last year despite injuries which kept slugger Harmon Killebrew and pitcher Camilo Pascual out of action for several weeks. If Versalles had been hurt, Mele said, the Twins would have floundered without their defensive whiz, who batted .273 and won the Most Valuable Player award. Versalles played in all but two of the Twins games last season.

But he has been out of Gale-Ettrick Posts 4-2 Win In Coulee Loop action since Saturday with a shoulder injury, and is not expected to be in the lineup tonight when the Twins meet California to open a 6 game home stand. The Twins have won three of four games since then, including a 6-3 verdict over the Kansas City Athletics Tuesday night. Speedy Cesar Tovar, replacement, cracked two singles and a double to lead the 12-hit Minnesota attack. Tovar, a rookie who failed to make the grade in a brief trial with the Twins last spring, has collected 10 hits in 18 tries since replacing Versalles. But it was an old pro, catcher Earl Battey, who delivered the clutch hit that broke a 3-3 tie in the eighth inning and gave Dave Boswell his third straight pitching victory.

double off ace Kansas City relief pitcher Jake Aker, scored Jimmie Hall, who had walked. Battey also singled home one of two insurance runs in the ninth. Hall singled in the other run. Walks to Don Mincher and Harmon Killebrew with the bases filled in the second staked Boswell to a 2-0 lead. But Ernie Fazio tripled home a run in the second and scored on a sacrifice fly- Doubles by Bernie Allen and Tovar gave Minnesota a 3-2 lead in the fourth.

Catcher Phil Roof hit his second home run of the season in the fifth for a 3-3 tie. Boswell, now 3-4, struck out 11 batters and walked only one. But three of the five hits he allowed were for extra bases. In addition to Battey, Hall and Allen also had two hits for Minnesota. The victory moved the Twins over the .500 mark for the first time since May 25.

They are in fourth place, games behind league leading Baltimore and only one-half game ahead of fifth-place California. The Twins had a 5-1 record on the short road trip against Chicago and Kansas City. The Angels have a 4-1 edge over the Twins in play thus far. Mele has tabbed two southpaws, Jim Kaat, 7-4, and Jim Merritt, 0-2, to start for the Twins tonight in the twi-night doubleheader. Probable starters for the Angels are Jim McGlothlin, 3-1, and Clyde Wright, making his major league debut.

AMERICAN AT KANSAS CITY MINNESOTA ab bi KANSAS CITY ab bi 38 6 12 6 Total 28 3 5 3 002 100 0 1 2 A 002 010 Gosger. 1. 11, Allen, Tovar, Battey. (2). Hershberger.

Dobson. Gosaer. IP Boswell (W, 3-4) Dobson (L, 2-5) 7 1-3 Aker 12-3 Dobson. 8,709. Total Minnesota Kansas City E- Harrelson, 1, Kansas City Kansas City 2.

tCa (Emaae Wednesday, June 15, 1966 Delivered on RFD June 10 37 BOWLING SCORES Klein And Son Tops Toby's For 6th Classic League Win Klein and Son disposed games were played at Powell hits including a homer and Ken Knutson and Joe Fink each hit SUMMER BOMBERS (South Lanes) Team 2323. Team 608. Bar 4-2 Tuesday 4 TerDa3v9e for its sixth Classic League tri- In the other Classic League safely twice for Terrace Gale- 1 m' 8,11 Burrou9hs in seven games at Cope- engagement, IGA Jim Grosch homered for High Wiemer 265. land Park. topped Lichtie Construction 5-3.

and H-Pizza Villa, Formanek Lanes) i now to banged out three hits for Ziebe 11 ence summer baseball game. Team 1846. fourth place behind and H- Bob Engelbrecht rapped three and Jim Kowal homered for Team Sunflowers 673. rji- 1 i m. 1 High Raatz 518, Sara Prlebe Pizza Villa (5-1) and Tobjr S.

494, Sylvia Druschke 489, Dorothy Marx Rar (eL9'l IX JL 485. Carol Koch 474 Sharon Merfeld B3r 5 KentUCKV AB 469, Darlene Miller 465, Mary Ann Duane Bvom stroked the nnlv Baurps Helen Weisenberger 446,1 ss xmutr nMU I Lorraint Snider 445' Mar9e Suhr and H-Pizza Villa edged Of 6-9 PreD StdT extra base hit of the game by Kariene Kuester 425 0 1 1 1 cH 3 High Single-Dorothy Marx 201 Varsity Club 7-6 and Terrace whipped Club 14 by 11-1 in a Instead Of UW game called after five innings i because of a 16-run lead. Both MADISON (AP) The Univer. Halverson 3 0 0 Alexander 3 1 sity of Wisconsin apparently has Totats Totals and Severson; Johnson and Ma-I Hl9h 5hea 232- rreps Dear Crr 100 100 4 4 GALESVILLE, Wis. Ettrick defeated West Salem 4-2 Tuesday in a Coulee Confer-! nee summer baseball game.

Ken Johnson struck out 12 and walked two. He allowed the Panthers only two hits. pounding a double for Gale-Ettrick. 3-MAN SWAMP (Shamrock Lanes) aia a a 1 Team 1791. Salem 010 100 0 2 1 Team Blind Mice 582.

G-E 030 100 4 4 1 H'9h Shea 631, Les Ashmore 483, Jack Harris 482, Ed Diekrager 474, Tabor, Bina (2), Tabor (3) Geo. Waldow 452, Larry Vetsch 449 High Shea 232. ER BB SO 3 3 1 11 AB 3 0 1 Tooke 2 11 Voelker ss 3 Smith 3b 3 0 1 Harnish If 3 Daffinson 2b 2 0 0 Fletcher cf 3 Abraham If 3 0 0 Kowal 3b 3 Walker cf 2 1 1 La Point 2b 3 Severson rf 3 1 1 Tovsen 3 Wohlh'fer lb 3 0 0 Schmidt lb 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 honey. coulee conference Team Bangor 4 Arcadia 4 West Salem 2 Trempealeau 2 Gale-Ettrick 2 Onalaska Melrose-Mindoro 0 Holmen 0 Tuesday's Results Gale-Ettrick 4, West Salem 2 Thursday's Games Trempealeau at Gate-Ettnck Lincoln Preps Beat Independence By 7-6 ter who accepted a Big conference tender from the Bad- LADIES' SUMMER (Holiday Lanes) Team Go Go Girls 1674. 593.

A1 'gers but elected instead to at- Pet. High Neiheisel 521, Joyce John ALMA I WIS. Alma 0 1 000json 484, Mary Brown 474, Marv Faherty rwPr jnrn1n nnpnpH nn nairv tend tbe University Of Kentucky. ooo 466 Barb fox 466 Miles 423 flor- center Lincoln opened up Dairy-1 nan fi fnot inrh .500 Toby's Bar Home Kowal, Toby's. .500 .500 .250 .000 .000 High Neiheisel 197.

trice schwawri charien, McCoy land Conference summer base- 6 3ncb cen iball play with a 7-6 victory over teF 7 YT0UnC' Independence Tuesday. Mike Carlson had two hits and hlmf SSSSS Bruce Huebner a double for Lin- Wlldcat AdolPh RuPP 3 MIXED COUPLES (Sports Bowl) Team Kaeglers 1940. Team Kaeglers 664 colm MikricuUg Pivot lAlbers 506, Elaine Zierke 460, Carolyn Hpnpndpnrp COUntry. Holmen vs Onalaska at Copeland Park Manke 393. iucua Melrose-Mindoro at West Salem High Meir 185, Lucy TWO walks, an error and a 0 m.

fielders choice accounM son said he had no explanat.on LADIES' 3 SOME (Sports Bowl) winning run in thp piphth in- for ISSCl Change Of heart. Wisconsin Ballinaer Team stingers 1363. VVDLUIIdlll a UUIIIIiyei Tpam Stingers 461 ki it High Smith 513, Linnette Nolte DOWS Uut In Net Louise Kleinsmith 456, Doris East- iman 425. High Nolte 179. LICHTIE I ZIEBELL'S AB AB Meinzer 3b 3 1 1 VanRiper If 4 2 2 0 0 Parizek 2b 4 10 1 0 Formanek 3b 3 1 3 0 2 Strasser 2 0 0 0 0 Wuensch rf 2 1 1 0 1 Scheck lb 301 0 0 Meyer cf 2 0 0 1 0 Servais ss 3 0 0 0 0 Yehle 3 0 2 iHoeschele cf 1 0 0 B.

Schultz lb 3 Haggerty 3 Schultz 4 Gross cf 4 Beggs 2 3 Total 26 3 4 Totals 27 5 9 nr: r' tLichtie Construction 000 003 4 1 Wisconsin Coach John Erick- ziebeii's iga 202 too 0 MIAMI, Fla. (AP)- Big Ten singles champion Todd Ballinger of the University of Wisconsin White Sox Sign has been sidelined in the second round of the NCAA tennis cham- No. I Dratt rick pionships. wish I did know what hap-. coiburn 3 1 o.Knwwi S4H-PIZZA VARSITY AB AB 4 1 0 Grosch cf 3 3 1 Blank SS 3 winning run in the eighth in tt a a said Erickson.

know sciborski ss 3 0 i ib 3 Independ. .110 100 4 4 Mason 3b 2 0 Taylor cf 4 Lincoln 200 Oil 6 to Wis- Koener 2 2 0 0 Hegel rf tniLlc xfor.AlAb never give a boy a Johnson 3 0 0 Clements 2b 3 HotChkiSS, Marsolek a English rf 211 McCorm'k 3b 4 Brice; Green and Huebner. Bangor Scores 3-1 hicago (AP The Chicago Win Over Caledonia BANGOR, High other Big Ten schools from giv- ss 4 tender unless I'm sure he wants Harris ib to come, and this is the first time that a boy to whom Totals 23 7 6 given a tender has failed to vma come to acceptance of the ten- TERRACE 2 1 1 Gardner 3 1 1 Flynn If Totals 28 6 9 005 010 0-7 6 1 Varsity Club 000 140 9 3 Home Grosch. Tuesday in a tense, three signing rf their No. CLUB 14 AB duel with John Edmon of Mis- May.

falpdonia I eeion team Tuesdav sUsippi State. Edmon n.pped an outfielder from scattered mingham, is a switch hit- Ballinger 6-1, 3-6, 8-6. ing him an athletic scholarship. 4 Gorell 2b 3 But he did not sign a letter of Thornton ct 4 3 4 1 Stephans cf 2 2 3 Schlangan rf 3 3 2 Buffington ss 3 Utah 0 and wali(ed I hlmselfUto Kentucky.committed 6 Utah eliminated Dean Eisner, High School in Birmingham. four while Burl Haar Both the Big Ten and the an was signed to a substan- out eight and walked one.

Southeastern conference of in the second round 9-7, tial bonus and will report to joej steigerwald belted three which Kentucky is a member hicagos Sarasota club 111 hits, including a homer for Ban- subscribe to the interconference rookie league Toledo Wis 6-1 1 Lupie If 1 Gifford lb 0 Miller 3b 0 Michal 2b 0 Polich 2 Hammes 0 Drier iKonop 2b 0 Star Signed By Twins ST. PAUL MINNEAPOLIS (AP) The Minnesota Twins gor. Haar homered and Ask and letter of intent which binds par- May will take pait in the col- porschler each hit safely twice ticipating schools to respect lege-scholarship program. each newly recruited Totals Terrace Club 14 32 11 10 Totals 22 1 5 103 10 0 000 1 5 5 Home Caledonia 001 000 7 2 athletes, announced today the signing of MOUNT CALVARY WINS Bangor 101 001 x-3 6 1 outfielder Dave Hoffman of Mount Calvary defeated Im- Haar and Hauser; Stark and Hutchinson, and the University of Minnesota. Hoffman, who hit .314 in 30 manuel 22-10 Tuesday night in Young a Lutheran League softball -------games for the Gophers this 8ame SPORTS RESULTS handed WeTll m'I lA HABRA.

Calif. (AP) The Twins assigned Hofiman Willie Wilson. 41 assistant track signing of Jim Magnuson, a 4n rinnH in Northern at Soutncrn vBlifornia, runi, no, itaiy, is. McGowan won pitcher at Wisconsin State Osh- League He was to report to of cancer Tuesday. f.ywen*ht University BOXING White Sox Sign Oshkosh State Star APPLETON AP)-The Chicago White Sox announced today the Melbourne, farm base today.

WALPOLE, Brucf, 180, Dptroit Tiger pitchers Hank Aguirre Newark, N. outpointed Tom McNee and Mickey Lolich are switch hitters, 'ley, 210. Medfield, 10. LADY-LIKE CAMPAIGN Professional Typical U.S. Lady Girl: Golfer Jessen By KEN HARTNETT (Associated Press Sports Writer) MILWAUKEE (AP) Ruth Jessen, a lithe blonde who looks very much the lady, is campaigning in a lady-like way to convince men nothing mannish about women who make their living playing golf.

professional lady golfer is the typical American said Miss Jessen, a pro golfer since she was 19. just happens to be a professional golfer instead of, say a professional secretary. fact, the only difference between lady golfers and lady secretaries is that always Miss Jessen, 29. is president of the Ladies Professional Golf Association. She is also one of the top players on the tour.

The tour is in Milwaukee for th Jaycee Open. The 72 hole tournament opens Thursday. re ladies first and golfers said Miss Jessen. as simple as Miss Jessen invited the skeptical to take a look at the ladies on the tour. look like athletes, to she said.

take a1 look at men golfers. They look like athletes either. Some of them have good builds, but not all of them. The fact is that it takes more than brawn. takes brains to play Far from being a burly batch, lady golfers are a svelte conscious sisterhood whose members are often asked where they buy their clothes, Miss Jessen said.

some of them are so little and so skinny, you know to look at them how they could even hold a golf club, let alone swing she said. are very few she said. are a little But Clifford Ann Creed, one of the tour's biggest winners, weighs a mere 98 pounds, and Sandra Hayne and Marlene Hagge are about as athletic looking as the girl next door. The image simply belongs to another era, Miss Jessen said. More and more girls are turning to the sport each year and as junior golf tournaments grow in popularity, their numbers will increase.

come out to see the boys Miss Jessen said. A photographer interrupted i and asked for a picture appoint- She asked him to come around before tee time. hair and she said. Magnuson, a left hander from Marinette, was signed to a Fox Cities Foxes contract by Glen Miller, White Sox farm director. The 19-year old Magnuson posted a 9-2 record for the Tit-' ans in two seasons.

His over-all record for the Marinette Legion team and Oshkosh State is 31-8. The 6 -foot- 2 1 2 188-pound Magnuson will report to Goodland Field Monday. Magnuson will receive what Miller described as sizable bonus, and the White Sox will fat also give him a scholarship for his remaining two years at TWINS vs. CALIFORNIA Tonight, 5:55 Thursday, 5:55 P.M. Brought to you by and Area Businesses WKBH Your Station For Baseball LA CROSSE RADIO 1410 Take Your Car Where the Experts Are when do you drink I tasted Jim The Finest Bourbon Since 1795 PROOF KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKFY.

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