Doris Killian Wins Western Wisconsin Women’s Amateur Again
Doris Killian captured her third Western Wisconsin Women’s Amateur Championship title at La Crosse Country Club despite greens trouble. The Arcadia native playing out of Winona shot 84 on Sunday, noting the course caused difficulty while extending her record in this tournament first won in 1960.
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Braves Beat Dodgers Twice Behind 19 Hits Parade
In a high scoring NL Sunday, Milwaukee and St. Louis profited with big offense. Ron Fairly led Los Angeles with a grand slam and multiple hits though the Dodgers dropped a pair to Milwaukee. Bob Sadowski earned his first win in relief as the Braves topped the Cubs, while Philadelphia extended its win streak and San Francisco snapped a losing skid with Orlando Cepeda powering the attack.
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Wisconsin golf championship flight results listed
Championship Flight standings show players Doris Killian Pauline Weigel Joanne Hexom Rita Woodworth Barbara Hegg Jane Weigel Jessie Gilbertson Sandra Langhofer Mary Klos Ruth Engelsen Syd Strickland from La Crosse Madison Minneapolis Eau Claire Sparta Winona and others across First Second and Third Flights with scores and ties. Gloria Whale won a sudden death playoff.
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Rudderless Yawl Dyna In Remarkable Voyage
London report says the yawl Dyna sailed nearly 1000 miles across the Atlantic without a rudder. A tug was due to tow the vessel to Southampton as her 11 crew were praised for fine seamanship by Alan Paul, secretary of the Royal Ocean Racing Club.
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Sue Gullickson Wins Russ Holman Singles Championship
Sue Gullickson captured the La Crosse Tennis Club men's singles title by outlasting Warren Litynski 1-6 6-3 6-4. Holman and Litynski faded as the heat slowed games. girls 14 and 16 crowns were earned by Stellick, Carlsson, and Gullickson. Doubles results feature Walling-McLoone and Stellick-Stelick, with women’s doubles advancing to July 24 at the college courts.
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Westby and Richland Center Advance in Wisconsin Junior Legion
Westby defeated Bangor and Richland Center beat Bara boo to reach the District No 6 phase. Beloit faces Richland Center at Richland Center tonight with the Beloit Richland winner meeting Westby in a best two of three series starting July 24 at Westby. The state tourney follows at Appleton August 3-7.
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Nicklaus Wins PGA Title at Dallas Club
Jack Nicklaus, 23, adds the PGA Championship to his U S Open and Masters titles. He shot 69 73 69 68 279 at Dallas Athletic Club to win by two over Dave Ragan, with Bruce Crampton and Don Finsterwald two back. Nicklaus says he remains hungry to improve and plans to work on rhythm in putting while earning $13,000 for the win and $85,995 career PGA money.
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Yankees Reserves Rally As Mantle Out, Twins Narrow Gap
Yankees without Mantle Maris and Tresh swept Cleveland in a three game stretch to extend their lead to seven games. Reserve hitters led by Harry Bright and Hee Lopez delivered key hits as the club won 5-4, 5-2, and 5-4 with Bobby Richardson driving in the 11th inning win. Red Sox beat White Sox 3-2 in 10. Twins edged Washington 3-2, KC topped Baltimore 3-2, and Detroit crushed Los Angeles 6-2 behind Frank Lary.
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White Sox inch ahead in tightly bunched race
In July weather the scheduled second Boston Chicago game was rained out. The White Sox stay within a half game of Boston and Minnesota and 12 games ahead of Baltimore. WT Bright, 33, former Washington player now with the Yankees via Cincinnati, drove in three runs with a first game single and homer. Twins page 10.
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