Salem Wilmot Vie In Sectional Play In 1960 Baseball
Salem Central and Wilmot advance to the quarterfinals of the 1960 WIAA Baseball Tourney with Mayville and Milwaukee Boys Tech. Salem Central beat Muskego 16-3. Wilmot edged Evansville 4-0. Quarterfinals set for Mayville, Eau Claire, Tomah, and West Salem.
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Salem
Wilmot
Boy's Tech
Mayville
Salem Central
WIAA
Boys’ Tech
Milwaukee
Dale Schroeder
Panthers
Falcons
Milwaukee Boys’ Tech
Bill Becker
Racine Park
Boy’s Tech
Jim Schultz
Greg Bush
Schroeder
East Troy
Larry Dombrow
Norm Robers
Muskego
Evansville
Tomah
West Salem
Boys Tech
Monona Grove
Hazel Green
Waunakee
Middleton
Shawano
de Pere
Tigerton
Eagle River
Adams Friendship
Nekoosa
Reedsburg
Black River Falls
Cashton
Cassville
Amery
Rice Lake
Superior Central
Hurley
Osceola
New Richmond
Spooner
Mellen
Auburndale
Medford
Eau Claire
Durand
Blair
Cochrane-Ft. City
Cornell
Ingram-Glen Flora
Manitowoc
Chilton
Oostburg
Custer
Neenah
Hortonville
Oakfield
Ripon
Rio
Milwaukee Boys Tech
Hartford
Monticello
Watertown
Sauk City
Ft. Atkinson
Algoma
Wausau
Tomahawk
New London
Baraboo
Hillsboro
Wautoma
Blue River
Neillsville
Melrose
Cashion
LaFarge
Belmont
Jackie Simpson Signs With Colts
Jackie Simpson, former University of Florida halfback, signed his 1960 contract with the Baltimore Colts. Drafted in 1957, he joined the NFL after Army service and played mainly on kickoff and punting units, with potential at defensive half back this year. He is 5 feet 10 inches and 185 pounds.
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Baltimore
UPI
Jackie Simpson
University of Florida
Baltimore Colts
Simpson
Colts
Army
Macwhyte tops Tropic Juices in city league fastpitch
Dick Beverly struck out 13 for Macwhyte as he extended his streak to 22 strikeouts over two games in a 5-2 win. Eugene Merten of United Services went three hits with three runs driven in, and Chet Sabo added a grand slam. Rozzoni aided Mid-City with four hits and a homer. Cal-ais and Alibi also posted big innings to secure victories.
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Dick Beverly
Macwhyte
Tropic
Cal-Wis
Yandre
United Service
Club
Mid-City
Fruitland
Grimmer
Clark
Alibi
Michael
United
Eugene Merten
Chet Sabo
John Wavro
Rich Rozzoni
Gunderson
Hinds
Cal-ais
Lincoln Hotshots Defeat Berryville in Junior Rifle Meet
The Lincoln Hotshots defeated Berryville School 864 to 594 in a junior rifle match. Top Lincoln scorers were John Bruzas 97 Sue Harrison 95 Dick Kolkmann 91 Nancy Rockwood 90 and Sue White 88. Berryville high scorers were Ken Jensen 94 Shirley Franke 90 Russell Barr 81 Pete Staaf 73 and Edna Anderson 68.
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Lincoln Hotshots
Berryville
Hotshots
Lincoln
John Bruzas
Sue Harrison
Dick Kolkmann
Nancy Rockwood
Sue White
Ken Jensen
Shirley Franke
Russell Barr
Pete Staaf
Edna Anderson
Golf's Best In New Shot At Palmer
Indianapolis pro golf stars begin the 500 Festival open with Arnold Palmer favored to win over 6,605 yards of Speedway course. Palmer seeks a high finish as Don Finsterwald and others pursue early rounds. the field includes Souchak Venturi Boros Barber and others.
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Palmer
Indianapolis
Ind
UPID
Pro Golf
Arnold Palmer
Finsterwald
Ken Venturi
Mike Souchak
Julius Boros
Jerry Barber
Souchak
Epstein Is Good Bet In 220 Dash
Kenosha qualified on a cold wet night at North Stadium as Epstein and teammates prepare for spring relay events. John Ranous, who missed sectionals due to surgery, joins Ranous Isetts DiCello and Erdman in medley and spring relays with strong team balance.
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Epstein
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John Ranous
Ranous
Wendt
Chuck Isetts
Tony DiCello
Isetts
DiCello
al Erdman
Kenosha
North Stadium
Jaskwhich
Milwaukee
Washington
Wrestling card features Firpo Sammartino title bout at Eagles club
Promoter Tommy Dorff presents three matches at 8 p.m. with Wild Man Firpo facing Bruno Sammartino as a prime attraction. The card also features Johnny Gilbert and Billy Goelz versus the Bastien brothers Lou and Red for the US tag crown and Porfirio Longoria of Mexico against Prince Maiava of Samoa in a Latin American title clash.
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Prince
Prince Maiava
Samoa
The
Eagles
Maiava
Porfirio Longori
Mexico
Eagles Club
Tommy Dorff
Wild Man Firpo
Bruno Sammartino
Firpo
Johnny Gilbert
Billy Goelz
Bastien Brothers
Lou
Red
U.S
Porfirio Longoria
Chicago
Tiger President Denies Bunning Trade To Yankees
Detroit Tigers president Bill DeWitt denied a report that pitcher Jim Bunning was headed to the New York Yankees in exchange for Bob Turley Hector Lopez and Cletis Boyer. DeWitt said no such deal has been proposed and Tigers will run with Bunning this season.
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Detroit
UPI
Bill DeWitt
Detroit Tigers
Jim Bunning
New York Yankees
Bunning
Yankees
Bob Turley
Hector Lopez
Cletis Boyer
DeWitt
Tigers
Friday schedule for Lincoln Park area and church leagues
Friday events list Little Guys games at Lincoln Park 5 p.m. including St. John’s Lutheran vs Mid City Baptist and Trinity Lutheran vs Temple Baptist. 4 30 p.m. First Baptist faces PYC Badgers in Junior Fastpitch with Friday play set.
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Lincoln Park
St. John’s Lutheran
Mid- City Baptist
Trinity Lutheran
Temple Baptist
First Baptist
PYC Badgers
Evening League matchups at local churches scheduled
At 5 30 p m Mid City Baptist faces St John Lutheran while at 6 30 p m Four Square plays First Baptist Trinity meets St Matthew in a busy church league double header detailing church opponents and start times
Archie Moore Eyes Big Pay Day After Win Over Besmanoff
Archie Moore, 43 years old with 24 pro seasons, battles taxes with a $25,000 victory over Willie Besmanoff in Indianapolis to set up possible July 18 defense and a September Johansson challenge. Promoter Jack Fugazy ties Johansson to future defenses. Besmanoff earns $6,000 but faces a temporary attachment.
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Indianapolis
Ind
UPI
Archie Moore
Sam
Moore
Willie Besmanoff
Sweden
Ingemar Johansson
Jack Fugazy
Feature Sports Inc
Johansson
Floyd Patterson
Eric Schoppner
Patterson
Besmanoff
Frank Gilmer
Milwaukee
Phil Valley
Twin Lakes tops Pirates 6 2 in opener at Simmons Field
Twin Lakes defeats the Kenosha Pirates 6 to 2 as seven errors mar the debut. Don Swartz allowed three hits and seven strikeouts before Norm Benedict relieved in the eighth. Ed Skora Dave Ellis and Lennie Kruzan led Twin Lakes with two hits each. The Lakers next host Monroe in a Central Wisconsin league game.
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Kenosha Pirates
Simmons Field
Twin Lakes
Pirates
Kenosha
Don Swartz
Norm Benedict
Swartz
Benedict
Lakers
Lennie Kruzan
Ray Arndt
Dave Ellis
Everett Benedict
Ed Skora
Haubrich
Ralph Cable
Knudsen
W. Wilson
Len Kruzan
Wally Skora
Jim Tirabassi
Monroe
Wisconsin
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Chicago White Sox
Nels Fox
Ted Kluszewski
Dial
Admiral
Admiral Thinman
Admiral Portables
Mercia
Roosevelt Road
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Moter
Don Finsterwald
Emil Mashie
Kenoshan
Ken Huxhold
Don Hendricksson
Green Bay West
Hendrickson
Dan Lanphear
Bruno
Tiger
Mid-City Baptist
St John Lutheran
Four Square
Trinity
St. Matthew
Archie
Tony Coppi
Kelse McClure
Dro
Pennsylvania
Louisville Slugger
Twin Lakes Nine Ruins
Smokey
Doctor of Motors
Rudy
59Th St
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