Club Champs Named Among Coulee Archers
HOLMEN Wis Club champions were named at the Coulee Archers trophy shoot at Stevenstown range. Jim Keim won the class A men’s title with 938, Cleat Long 908 earned a class A medal, and others included Gary Candahl 601 class B medal Earl Stanley 637 class C medal Bud Tischer 547 class D medal Al La Fond 434 class D medal Rich Hellerude 717 sight trophy winner and Mary Hellerude 597 club women’s champ with a trophy Jane Jensen 501 class B medal Katherine Hellerude 389 class B Bev Anderson 222 class C Cindy Anderson cadet girl 84. Junior boys winner Steve Reagles 763 with age-bracket medals going to Bill Tanke 454 Brian Anderson 660 Bob Haug 345 and Danny LaFond boys trophy winner.
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Norwalk Wins Wildcat Crown in 7-6 Win Over Wilton
Norwalk clinched the Wildcat League title by edging Wilton 7-6 as Richard Haldeman led Wilton with three hits including two triples. For Norwalk Delmer Doll Arnie Degenhardt and Flock each had three hits or more, with Kowitz adding two. The standings show Norwalk 8-0, Melvina 4-3, Wilton 3-4, Ontario 3-4 and Coon Valley 0-7 with two games left.
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Boxing results from Yokohama and Panama City cards
Ronnie Jones of Chicago knocked out Tetsuro Kawai of Japan in Yokohama. Ismael Laguna of Argentina outpointed Vicente Dorado of Argentina in Panama City.
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Darks Strategy Upends Pirates In Ninth Inning Bid
Giants beat Pirates 2-1 after Dark ordered an intentional walk with Clemente on base in the ninth. Wills doubles and singles drive Dodgers 6-1 over Phillies as Smith homers for Mets in nightcap. Cardinals top Reds 5-4 in a trio of early runs, Cubs beat Brewers 5-1, Astros outslug Mets 9-7 in opener of doubleheader.
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Vikings Trade for Hall and Zellmer Boosts Secondary
Minnesota Vikings acquire Tom Hall from Detroit and Bruce Zellmer from Winona State to bolster safety depth ahead of Saturday's exhibition against the New York Giants. Hall, a former Gopher, can play free or strong safety. Zellmer, a Winona State defensive specialist, was drafted by Detroit last December.
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Berra Jovial After Yankees Shut Out Twins
Yogi Berra stays confident as the New York Yankees, led by Jim Bouton, beat the Minnesota Twins 2-0 in Sunday’s finale. Bouton scattered two singles and a bleeder by Jimmie Hall, improving to 12-8 with a 2.55 ERA as New York heads toward Kansas City in a tight pennant race.
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Spartan Lanes Softball Triumph Sets Stage for State Meet
Spartan Lanes wins La/Evenson Severson Meister title after beating Syls Place 9-6 at Powell Park. Dennis Lakowske named MVP after contributing three of the winners 12 hits. Finalists Klein and Spartan advance to State Meet Aug 12-16 in Oshkosh. Colburn of Syl's Place stars with five hits in three games.
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La Crosse pitcher Grunseth stars in 6-0 win over De Soto
Grunseth pitched a three-hitter and drove in three runs as La Crosse Winnebagos defeated De Soto 6-0 in Tri-State League action. Clements and Mack each drove in two runs for La Crosse while Grunseth struck out 15. The report also notes Stoddard blanked Harpers Ferry 6-0 and Caledonia beat Waukon 11-10 in further league games.
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Cleveland Beats Tigers Twice in Sunday doubleheader
Cleveland edged Detroit 6-1 and 2-1 as Sam McDowell was hospitalized with stomach cramps after the first game. Larry Brown’s bases loaded single in the 11th clinched the second win for Cleveland amid a 15-hit attack.
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Tennis star tops schedule as golfers struggle in heat
Mickey continued from Page 8 drive as I ever had. I’m particularly delighted with my play here because I kept my scoring average just above 72 per round. Betsy Rawls and Little Judy Torluemke tied for third with 297, each earning $1,100. Rawls shot 75 and Torluemke 73 under mid 90s sun. Mary Mills was fifth at 76 and 298 total earning $820. Shirley Englehorn fired 299, Sandra McClinton 300, Sue Maxwell 301. Maureen Crum of Plant City Fla won amateur honors with 311. Brigitte Varanget of Paris, British and French champion, was runner up with 315.
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Jan McAlpin Leads Wisconsin Shooters
Milwaukee AP reports Jan Wolfe McAlpin returned to Milwaukee after six years to top Wisconsin scorers in the 72 hole Milwaukee Women's Open Golf Tournament. Langhofer from Madison and La Crosse posted 356 with rounds of 88 88 92 88.
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Nite Hawks wallop Cellar Dwellers 13-1 in league game
The Nite Hawks defeated the Cellar Dwellers 13 to 1 in a Trane Co. League softball game at Trane South. Key hits came from Scheck Cloutier B Loomis and strong pitching by Jensen and Scheck.
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Gardiner Retains Canadian Lightweight Title in Tight Bout
Tyrone Gardiner of Glace Bay N S stopped Ferdinand Chretien of Toronto 5 rounds to retain the Canadian lightweight title in Sydney River Nova Scotia.
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Falks Little Chute Meet For Title In Wisconsin Tourney
Milwaukee Falks face Little Chute at County Stadium for the Wisconsin State Baseball Tournament title after both teams won semifinals. Racine plays Pepin for third place before the 8 p.m. final, with Little Chute’s Vandery Wyst Young Wettering and Serekes among key performers.
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Two Blocks Highlight 1963 NFL Season Punts
The season saw only two blocked punts and both came against San Francisco 49ers quarterback Tommy Davis.
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