Iverson Wins County Amateur Title With Low 36 Hole Total
Don Iverson, in 101 degree heat at Maple Grove, shot 140 across 36 holes to win the County Amateur for a third time, finishing four strokes ahead of Jack Knothe who carded 144. The La Crosse Tribune notes Iverson led early, weathered wind and missed putts, and earned the title as Knothe and Gene Ring chased. Rich Jungen remains all-time champ with five wins.
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Hornung Returns to Form as Packers Top Defense 16 9
Paul Hornung starred in a 16 9 Packers win over the defense at City Stadium before 27 000 fans in a tune up for the opener Nfl returnee Hornung scored seven points on two field goals and a PAT running eight times for 60 yards and catching three passes for 64 yards He added a 47 yard field goal and a 14 yard kickoff return as Elijah Pitts scored the third quarter TD Coach Vince Lombardi praised Hornung and noted changes at center with Skorowski moving into the lineup.
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Ashe Wins Eastern Grass Court Title in Riveting Final
Arthur Ashe Jr., 21, from Richmond and UCLA student, defeated Clark Graebner 4-6 8-6 6-4 6-3 to capture the Eastern Grass Court Championships in South Orange New Jersey. He becomes the first black man to win a major grass court event and aims for Wimbledon. Billie Jean Moffitt swept the women's singles, beating Nancy Richey 7-5 3-6 8-6 and, with Karen Susman, won the doubles title.
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La Crosse Legion Visits Coon Valley Adapter
La Crosse Legion baseball meets Coon Valley city team in a Tri State amateur league confrontation at 8 p.m. in Coon Valley. The hosts hold a 7-6 record as the visitors aim to extend their schedule.
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Jim St John Captures Detroit Open on Pin Tour
Jim St John won the Detroit Open on the 1964 PBA tour in Roseville Mich edging Dick Weber 9153 to 9063 in total pins to take 3000 first prize from a 27500 purse.
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Friendly Nabor and rivals schedule softball Tuesday games
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Nagle Wins Canadian Open In Pinpoint Iron Play
Arnold Nagle of Australia overruns Palmer to capture the Canadian Open at Pinegrove with a 72 hole total of 277. Palmer finishes two back at 279 while Floyd and Sikes earn 3 300 and 2 900 respectively. Nagle collects 7 500 prize with Palmer 4 000 and two others also moneyed.
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Broglio Shuts Down Braves in Cubs 5-1 Win
Ernie Broglio earned his fifth win against nine losses as the Cubs defeated the Braves 5-1 at Wrigley Field. Cubs pinned early runs on Hank Fischer, who took the loss after two innings. Joe Amalfitano sparked Chicago with a double and a run, while Billy Williams followed with a homer.
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Luehne Delivers 1-Hitter as Legion Clinches Title
Bob Luehne pitched a one hit 19 to 0 victory for La Crosse Post 52 over Spring Grove to seal the Tri-State Legion League championship. The win extends La Crosse’s streak to eight in a row and improves their season record to 15-2. Luehne fanned 10, issued two walks, and allowed only singles off four Grove pitchers.
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Packers Cut Four Men From Roster
Green Bay coach Vince Lombardi cut four rookies after a scrimmage Saturday night. The released players were linebacker Ron Boguski from St Josephs College Rensselaer Ind quarterback Merv Holland from George Washington University tackle Jack Petersen from Omaha and guard Jack Mauro from Northern Michigan. Remaining on the squad are 34 veterans and 20 rookies including five on the College All Star team that faces the Chicago Bears Friday.
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Packers Split Pair as Klein Team Wins
Peters Packers shutout Syl's Place 40 behind the pitching of Al Mitchell and Klein and Son defeated the Packers 8-7 in the windy exhibition doubleheader finale at Powell Park.
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Maple Grove Women Golf Club Sets August 4 Meeting
Maple Grove Women members are notified of a meeting at 8 15 a m Tuesday August 4 Both 18 and nine hole players are invited to attend The main topic is plans for the club championship.
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Mickey Wright wins Milwaukee Open for 8th victory of year
Mickey Wright, 29, from Dallas, claimed the Milwaukee Open title in a 72 with a 289 total to extend her LPGA record to 60 career wins. Ruth Jessen finished second with 292 as Wright eyed a goal to surpass last year’s 13 tourney wins and took a vacation before resuming events.
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