Wisconsin Judge Stays Court Order on Braves Return
Milwaukee restraint delays a court order directing the National League to guarantee a Milwaukee expansion team or return the Braves from Atlanta. Judge Elmer Roller stayed the order pending appeal to the Wisconsin Supreme Court and ordered a $160000 bond for interim costs if the high court upholds the decision. The case moves toward potential U S Supreme Court review with oral arguments set for June 9.
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National League
Braves
Atlanta
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Elmer W. Roller
Wisconsin
Senior Circuit
State Supreme Court
Roller
High Court
Ray T. McCann
United States Supreme Court
Earl Jinkinson
Baseball
Wisconsin Supeme Court
Jinkinson
McCann
Willard Stafford
Nce Roller
Illinois Star Signs Duke Grant In Aid
John Posen a first team Illinois All State guard signed a grant in aid with Duke University. The Cicero Ill star 6 2 190 lb guard earned All Suburban Chicago honors for three years. Duke coach Vic Bubas called him a guard in the mold of past Duke stars and a three sport athlete. He is the second Duke signee this year after Doug Jackson from Shawnee Kan.
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John Posen
Illinois
Duke University
Posen
Cicero
Ill
Chicago
Blue Devil
Vic Bubas
Duke
Bubas
Doug Jackson
Shawnee
Kan
Fishing Contest Set At Elkhorn Park
The second of four weekend fishing contests will be held Saturday and Sunday at Elkhorn Park during May and early June. Prizes include Blue Grass tackle box for largest bream, York Diamond dip net for largest crappie, Noris Shakespeare Spinning Reel for largest crappie, and an 84% Shakespeare rod for largest bass. Attendance prizes of 10 and 5 dollars will be awarded. winners announced Monday with prize pickup at Schoolfield Bank.
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Elkhorn Park
Schoolfield Bank
Sophia Loren on Love and Modern Partnership Advice
Sophia Loren offers guidance to American women on finding and maintaining love in a Foreign style future. The article argues fulfillment comes from being lively and engaged rather than merely a companion or housekeeper, with Loren modeling the advice in practice.
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Family Weekly
Sophia Loren
Rose back at second as Reds climb NL standings
Pete Rose returns to his preferred second base role with the Cincinnati Reds, boosting the team as he hits .348 in 46 at bats over 10 games since the switch on May 5. The switch from third, aimed to fit Tommy Helms at second, reduced Rose’s early struggles while Reds pitchers Pappas Malo ney and O'Toole improved the rotation.
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Ben Clan
NEW York
Pete Rose
Cincinnati Star
Reds
Rose
Don Heffner
Tommy Helms
Helms
Leo Cardenas
Tommy
Cincinnati
Milt Pappas
Jim Maloney
Jim O'Toole
Associated Press
Appalachian Golfers Take Fifth Crown
High Point's Roger Watson won the individual title with a 36 hole total of 143, four strokes ahead of Pembroke's Joe Howell. Appalachian's Mountaineers won their fifth straight team championship in the combined Carolinas Conference NAIA District Golf Tournament, finishing with 603 strokes and placing three in the top five. Pembroke, Wofford and St. Andrews competed only in the NAIA portion.
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Pembroke
Catawba
Appalachian
Fred Einstein
John Parker
Willie Maples
Guilford
Buck Peace
Wofford
St. Andrews
Gopher Star Signs With L A Lakers
Los Angeles AP reports Archie Clark, 6-2 guard and captain of the 1965-63 Minnesota Gophers, signed a one year contract with the Los Angeles Lakers. Clark was the first draft pick signed after being their third choice in the recent college draft. General manager Lou Mahs traveled to Minneapolis to finalize the deal.
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LOS Angeles
Los Angeles Lakers
National Pooketball Association
Archie Clark
Minnesota Gophers
Clark
Lou Mahs
Minneapolis
The Carling Philosophy on Beer Cans and Bottles
A humorous pitch touts The Carling Philosophy printed on back of beer cans and bottle labels. It suggests readers can learn from the serious notes while enjoying the beer, notes its appearance in libraries and a future paperback edition.
Gogolak Signs With Giants Sparking Pro War Hopes
Pete Gogolak, the Hungarian kicker from Cornell, signed with the New York Giants after playing out his option with Buffalo, a move that could heighten tension between the NFL and AFL. The 24 year old was born in Budapest and joined the Giants under terms described as more than one year, with no bonus, and he expressed eagerness to face his brother Charlie Gogolak, now with Princeton and the Redskins.
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Jack Hand
Associated Press
Washington
Pete Gogolak
Buffalo
New York Giants
Cornell
Bills
Wellington Mara
Giants
Gogolak
Mara
Fred Corcoran
Michael Mooney
NFL
Willard Denveall
Chicago Bears
Houston Oilers
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Budapest
Charlie
Gogorak
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Ra Wasnin ER
Redskins
Ithaca
Cornell University School of Hotel Management
New York
Collier
al Davis
AFL
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Ihara
Earl Faison
Ernie Ladd
San Diego
Anderson
George Halas Jr
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Ladd
Chicago
League
Rozelle
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Cincinnati
Houston
New Orleans
Phoenix
Portland
Ore
Seattle
Astrodome
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Gallimore, Md
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Lou Saban
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Faison
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Lions
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Joe T. Broome
Ruby & Lowa
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