Burdick Wins 100-Lap Stock Car Feature at La Crosse
In West Salem Wisconsin 22 year old Bobby Burdick of Omaha Neb won the 100 lap stock car feature at the La Crosse Interstate Fair speedway after taking the lead on lap 89. Beauchamp led earlier with Burdick passing on the back straight and the race drew about 3000 fans amid weather delays and multiple cautions.
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la Crosse Inter-State Fair Speedway
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IMCA
Night Race Championship Feature Result and Heats
Burwick led the 100 lap championship feature finishing first with Liebe Derr and Beauchamp near the top as lap counts ranged 98 to 82. Time 53 45 07 with cautions on laps 14 19 51 56. Heats showed Burdick White Schultz and Milo Van Oudenhoven in the first. Draper Derr Liebe Folsom Traeder Peterson Short Shannon in the second with no time for 10 laps and fire incidents for Short and Shannon.
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Chub Liebe
Ernie Derr
Liebe
Bob Short
Vince Rizzo
Oldo
Bruce Nystrom
Chrysler
Pritzl
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White
Schultz
Jerry Draper
Shannon
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Short
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Derr
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Russ Gross
Doc Narber
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Bob Potter
Bob Hilmer
Jere O’day
Mason City
Burlington
Don White
Keokuk
Iowa
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Oelwein
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Dutch Munsinger
Oklahoma City
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Floyd Matter
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Minn
Ralph Wilhelm
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Jerry Peterson
Manitowoc
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Murray Folsom
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Traeder
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Burwick
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Prital
Herb Shannon
Chris Skadal
Cerr
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Milo
Whitey Traeder
Perry
IMCA
Major League Baseball standings snapshot
A compact standings fragment lists teams Milwaukee San Francisco Pittsburgh St Louis Philadelphia Chicago Cincinnati Los Angeles with games back figures 583 523 and the term OM indicating an overall margin. The OCR text lacks complete context but identifies the major league clubs and a GB metric.
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Hall of Fame set for three jockeys trainers horses
Three jockeys trainers and horses will be enshrined at Saratoga’s Museum of Racing. Elected were trainers Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons Ben A Jones and Hirsch Jacobs jockeys Eddie Arcaro Johnny Longden and Willie Shoemaker and horses Seabiscuit Equipoise and War Admiral. Walter M Jeffords said more than 2 000 voters participated in the poll.
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Johnny Longden
Willie Shoemaker
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Equipoise
Walter M. Jeffords
White captures feature race in afternoon at La Crosse fair
Don White of Keokuk wins the 25 lap stock car feature at La Crosse Inter State Fair in Wisconsin setting a new 28.50 second track record. Johnny Beauchamp finishes second as Ernie Derr drops to second early, with Bobby Burdick in fourth. About 2,000 spectators attend the sunny program.
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Towa
Beauchamp
Bobby Burdick
Cerr
Burdick
White
Wausau
Mason City
Herb Shannon
Bob Burdick
Iowa
Minnesota
Paul Newkirk
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Tribune
Newburgs Rout Holmen 12-1 to Close Western Wisconsin Play
La Crosse Newburg's Men's Wear crushed Holmen 12-1 as Gary Meidl pitched a three hitter. Don Jacobson and Don Wolf sparked the offense with three hits and a homer plus a three run drive, while Dick Dahlby and Duke Donahue added two hits apiece. La Crosse finished 43-12 in the second half. Meidl went 6-2 in league play.
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Red) Jacobson
Don Wolf
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Wolf
Dick Dahlby
Duke Donahue
Johnson
Meidi
Allen
Nerby
Tourville
Standiford-Roraff
Nite Hawks Clinch Lead With Mohawks Victory
The Nite Hawks improved to 11-1 at Trane Co. Plant League action by defeating the Mohawks 20-15 at Houska Park. Mihalovic led with three hits for the Hawks while Oldenburg endured 15 walks for Mohawks, who fell to 5-6. In the sev enth, T-Squares rallied to an 11-9 win over Chiefs at Trane Park Severson homered for the victors as Wingers hit a four bagger for the Chiefs.
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Francis Stars Berzinski Grabs TD Pass In Squad Tilt
Green Bay intrasquad game sees rookie quarterback Joe Francis lead the Green squad to a 34 16 victory over the Whites Francis complete s eight of ten passes for 106 yards and a 34 yard scoring strike to Willie Berzinski He adds a three yard rushing TD Fullback Paul Hornung scores on a 27 yard dash and a kick. Concussions and injuries surface as Max McGee and others leave for hospital in a 9 831 crowd with fights marking the tough scrimmage.
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Jerry Hellum
Gray
City Stadium
Rec Softball Tavern League Schedule and Make-Up
West Ave 6:30 p.m Sportsman's Bar vs Gile & Rubys Tavern. 7:30 p.m Glen's Tavern vs 400 Club. Houska Park Bohemian Hall vs Kabat's Tavern. Trane Park P and J Bar vs Top Hat Bar. Copeland Gladstone Tavern vs Mickey's Tavern. Make-Up West Ave 8:30 p.m P and J Bar vs Trane Co. Plant League Memorial Field North Trainees vs Hornets.
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Banks and Cubs Split Doubleheader with Cardinals
Ernie Banks hit two homers, one in each game, as the Cubs split with the Cardinals. Chicago won 9-4 in the first game, then lost 6-2 after five errors led to unearned runs. Banks raised his NL leading RBI to 96 and 34 homers, while Bobby Thomson hit a 15th homer in the first game. Marcelino Solis earned his third relief win.
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Hawaii Kai III Cops Gold Cup At Record Pace
Seattle reports Hawaii Kai III won the 51st Gold Cup Speedboat Race at 103.481 mph in a 90 mile event. Coral Reef of Tacoma Wash placed second with Gale V of Detroit third and Gale VI Detroit fifth. Miss Thriftway sank Coast Guard patrol boat. Bill Muncey and five coast guardsmen injured. Race suspended then resumed after red flare signals.
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Weekend boxing and baseball results across leagues and cities
Weekend sports results show Pascual Perez and Jose Luis Cotero winning decisions in Dominican Republic and Hollywood. Willie Pep and others secured points in Ohio and Hartford. Northern and Pacific Coast leagues report varied scores. games in progress include Duluth superior, Portland, San Diego, and international matchups with curfews and rainouts noted.
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Tito Ragone
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Jose Luis Cotero
Los Angeles
Tommy Bain
Painville
Ohio
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U S Swimmers Considered 1960 Contenders After AAU Trials
Indianapolis Athletic Club dominates AAU nationals as Frank McKinney Jr. defends 100 and 200 backstrokes with AAU and American records. Teen stars Mike Troy and Allen Somers surge, while Joe Henricks and Murray Rose help Australia place second. Coaches Kiputh and Peppe see future Rome hopes in American juniors.
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Louis Schaefer
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Giants Davenport Sparks 12-8 Victory Over Dodgers
San Francisco rookie third baseman Jim Davenport homered twice and added a double and two singles at Memorial Coliseum as the Giants defeated Los Angeles 12-8. The Dodgers retired him just once all day in the big bowl.
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