Hixton Downs Triumphs Over Gilmanton 9 5 In Skyline League
Hixton outslugged Gilmanton 9 to 5 in Skyline League play as Bob Jennings Don Jacobson and Larry Thayer homered for Hixton. Jennings Jacobson and Roger Reger each had two hits, Grueb earned the win, and Hixton built 4 runs in the fourth and 3 in the third to seal the victory.
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Gilmanton
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Hixton
Bob Jennings
Don Jacobson
Larry Thayer
Jennings
Jacobson
Roger Reger
Bob Smith
Don Jalen
Wes Bauman
Grueb
Meistad
Arness
Boxing hood Frankie Carbo seized in New Jersey
Frankie Carbo, reputed boxing underworld boss, was seized at a south Jersey hideout, jailed without bail, then freed on 25000 bond in 14 hours. An improvised hearing set extradition, with prosecutors seeking a high bail and multiple counts. Carbo remains in New Jersey as extradition proceedings proceed.
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Camden
N. J
Frankie Carbo
South Jersey
Carbo
William Strouse
Joseph Tomaselli
Benjamin Dzick
Camden County Court
Tomaselli
New York
Underworld
International Boxing Club of
James A Iken
Camden County
Bowling Averages Beagles League Final Standings 1958 89
Final standings for the Beagles League 1958 89 season list Woodard's Mobil Service as leading with a .681 win percentage after 73 wins and 34 losses. Several businesses and teams follow including Frita's Standard Station Terrace Bar & Cafe and Behreier's Grocery reflecting local league standings and top individual averages among players such as James Lunde James Cariston and LaVerne Seiler.
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Woodard's
Mobil
Frita's Standard Station
Terrace Bar & Cale
Behreier's Grocery
Harokd’s Men's Wear
Newburg’s Men's Wear
Peterson FP. & A. Bervice
Freddie 5 Food Shop
Hoeh Insurance Ie
Ray
Emil Biadine
John Reif
E. Christenson
Yton Weber
Ron Otto
George Fish
Robert Schreier
H, Wiltinger
Prank Suchanek
R. Fredrickson
Eugene Hill
Ben Leecher
James Walsh
Frank Michel
Herbert Puchs
O. Palmquist
Jos. Knobloch
Matt Bott
Pred Luedtke
P. Mahi
Camp Douglas Defeats Elroy in close league game
Camp Douglas rallied for three runs in the sixth to beat Elroy 4-2. Al Lind struck out 10 for Camp Douglas, with Waters and Moran handling pitching duties for Elroy. Arity had two hits for Camp Douglas, while Morris drove in two with a sixth inning double.
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Camp Douglas
Elroy
al Lind
Don Waters
Bill Moran
Flrey
John Arity
Wayne Morris
Bob Henry
Butch Forbes
Lanphear Named Track Captain at Wisconsin
Dan Lanphear of Madison was elected captain of the 1960 Wisconsin track team. Miler Dan McKinney of Milwaukee was named most improved track athlete of the year. Keith Anderson of Thiensville became tennis captain for the season. Bob Barneson of Eau Claire was elected president of the student athletic board. Bob Zeman of Wheaton Illinois was elected vice president. Lanphear is a football lineman and shot putter. McKinney posted the Badger mile best since 1950.
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Madison
Dan Lanphear
Wisconsin
Dan McKinney
Milwaukee
Keith Anderson
Thiensville
Bob Barneson
Eau Claire
Bob Zeman
Wheaton
Ill
Lanphear
McKinney
Badger
Dan Gehrmann
Ericksons Welcome Daughter Lew Ellen in Wisconsin
AP reports Wisconsin head basketball coach John Erickson became a father Friday as his wife delivered their first child, a daughter named Lew Ellen, at a local hospital.
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Madison
John Erickson
Wisconsin
Lew Ellen
Admiral Spruance Born in Baltimore in 1886
Baltimore native Admiral Raymond Ames Spruance, born in 1886, rose to command the Central Pacific Fleet during World War II, shaping allied naval operations in the Pacific theater. He became a key figure in U S wartime leadership and naval strategy.
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Baltamore
Raymond Ames Spruance
Central Pacific Fleet
U S Track Stars Turn In Record Performances
American tracksters lit up two meets with records at the California Relays and the Intercollegiate AAAA Meet. Roscoe Cook, 20, tied the world mark in the 100 yard dash with 9.3 seconds while Ray Norton and Bobby Morrow chased him. The quarter mile relay, hop and jump marks fell, and a 46.9 for 440 yards stood as the oldest standard. Al Andrews led California efforts as others challenged the world records.
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Oregon
Roscoe Cook
California
Modesto
Calif
Ray Norton
Sid Gorton
East Texas State
Bob Poynter
San Jose State
Bobby Morrow
Bill Woodhouse
Abilene Christian
Morrow
Woodhouse
Norton
al Andrews
Big Man Big Ball Sets Record and Relay Triumphs
Striders raise the bar in jumps with a 52 feet 5 and a fraction inches mark. A Texas quartet led by Wally Wilson, Eddie Southern, Hollis Ganey, and Ralph Alspaugh ran 39.6 for the 440 yard relay, shaving 0.1 from the prior pieced record. Ed Moran of Penn State swept the mile and 880, aiding a strong IC4A showing alongside rivals John Lawlor of Boston University and Basil Ince of Tufts. Lawlor hurled the 16 pound hammer 208 feet 8 inches to tie the collegiate standard, while Ince clocked 46.9 seconds in the 440.
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Texas
Wally Wilson
Eddie Southern
Hollis Gainey
Ralph Alspaugh
Abilene Christian
Ed Moran
Penn State
Nittany Lions
Boston University
John Lawlor
Tufts
Basil Ince
Lawlor
Dublin
Ince
Port of Spain
Trinidad
U S Alpine Squad Named For Olympics
The Olympic Ski Games Committee named 12 men and 11 women to the U S Alpine squads for the 1960 Winter Olympics at Squaw Valley Calif Wallace Buddy Wener of Steamboat Springs Colo top U S downhill slalom and giant slalom star makes the men’s list with Marvin Melville Salt Lake City Utah and Thomas Corcoran Cambridge Mass also on the squad Other men include James Barrier Kalispell Mont Frank Brown McCall Idaho Gordor Eaton Littleton N H Charles Ferries Houghton Mich David Gorsuch Climax Colo Stan Harwood McCall Idaho James Huega Tahoe City Calif Ken Lloyd Bishop Calif Max Maroht Aspen Colo and Army Lieut Gary Vaughn Old Forge N Y Women on the team are Penny Pitou Gilford N H Betsy Snite Norwich Vt Beverly Anderson Mullen Idaho Eleanor Bennett St Reg is Mont Renie Cox Port Leyden N Y Sally Deaver Whitemarsh Pa Cherie Gerbaz Aspen Colo Joan Hannah Franconia N H Mary Lind Santa Fe N M Linda Meyers Bishop Calif and Sunny Suite Norwich Vt The committee noted eight men and six women will be named to the American Olympic Alpine team after training and tryouts The Olympics run February 18 28 at Squaw Valley The Montana State College hosts the 1960 National Intercollegiate Ski Championships March 25 27
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Wallace
Buddy) Wener
Steamboat Springs
Colo
U.S
Marvin Melville
Salt Lake City
Utah
Thomas Corcoran
Cambridge
Mass
Squaw Valley
Calif
James Barrier
Kalispell
Penny Pitou
Gilford
N.H
Betsy Snite
Norwich
Beverly Anderson
Mullen
Idaho
Eleanor Bennett
St. Regis
Mont
Renie Cox
Port Leyden
N.Y
Sally Deaver
Whitemarsh
Cherie Gerbaz
Aspen
Coo
Joan Hannah
Franconia
Mary Lind
Santa Fe
N.M
Linda Meyers
Bishop
Calhif
Sunny Suite
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National Collegiate Athletic Assa
Montana State College
Michigan Official Denies Big Ten Split Over Rose Bowl
Dr Marcus Plant Michigan’s Big Ten representative told Niles Rotary Club that reports of a split in the conference are false He cited a 5 5 vote on renewing the Rose Bowl contract as not indicating disruption He said individual post season participation remains allowed and votes reflect discussion not division
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NILES
Mich
Michigan
Pasadena
Marcus Plant
Niles Rotary Club
Ann Arbor
Plant
Olson Cancels Bout With Sonny Ray
Former middleweight champion Bobo Olson cancels his June 8 fight with Sonny Ray of Chicago due to federal income tax problems. Matchmaker Benny Ford says Olson would have lost his whole purse to the government and will seek a settlement. no substitute can be arranged for the June 8 bout.
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San Francisco
Bobo Olson
Sonny Ray
Chicago
Benny Ford
Olson
Ford
Three I League Schedule Wiped by Rain
Rain shortened the Three I League schedule with Sioux City sweeping Burlington in a doubleheader 4-3 and 7-5 while Green Bay beat Appleton 4-3. Cedar Rapids at Des Moines and Lincoln at Topeka were rained out. Tom McDonald led Sioux City with two homers and six RBIs, plus four runs, while Leroy Seercy belted a seventh inning homer. Don Kenway earned the win in relief as Green Bay moved into third place behind Topeka.
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Sioux City
Burlington
Green Bay
Appleton
Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
Lincoln
Topeka
Tom McDonald
Leroy Seercy
Don Kenway
Kenway
Don Huffman
Tokyo Selected For 64 Olympics
AP report that Tokyo was chosen to host the 1964 Summer Games with Innsbruck winning the 1964 winter event. Calgary received votes, while Detroit failed in its bid and vows to try again for 1968. Tokyo won on the first ballot amid a high vote margin, details withheld.
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Munich
Germany
Tokyo
Innsbruck
Austria
Detroit
Michigan City
Vienna
Buenos Aires
Santiago
Chile
International Olympic Committee
Brenner Pass
Calgary
Canada
Squaw Valley
Calif
Olympic Committee
Tomah Edges Past La Crosse in Western Wisconsin Opener
Tomah rallys with three eighth inning runs at Copeland Park to edge La Crosse Newburgs 5 to 4 in Western Wisconsin League action. Ken Brenek earned the win with 8 strikeouts over 7 2 3 innings as Newburgs pitcher Eddie Johnson held until the eighth.
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Tomah
Copeland Park
la Crosse
Newburgs
Cashton
Onalaska
West Salem
Coon Valley
Bangor-Sparta
Ken Brenek
Newburg
Eddie Johnson
Don
Red) Jacobson
Caledonia Keeps Lead With 12-2 Win Over Lansing on Sunday
Caledonia pounded out 11 runs to beat Lansing 12-2 in Fillmore-Hous ton County league action. Gordie Bauer and L Johnson pitched nine-hit ball for Caledonia, while Ken Grob and Bud Becker contributed two hits each. Matt Merzenich and Bob Stark added triples for the winners and Jack Landry led Lansing with three hits including a double. In New Albin, Waukon defeated Winnebago Valley 9-7 as John Ashbacher, Bill Larkin and Wilhelm each had two hits. Don Weymeyer added three hits for Winnebago Valley. Waukon erased a 7-4 deficit with two runs in the sixth and three in the ninth.
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Grueb
Hayden
Meistad
Arness
Larson
Melrose
Wis
Taylor
Bill Morse
Morse
Ewood Knutson
Strum
Arcadia
Tom Carlson
Brenek
la Crosse
Bill (Booker
Parizek
Onalaska
Dick Williams
Cashton
Wisconsin
Williams
Louie Mahlum
Mahlum
Gronemus
Jim Wais
Lansing
Iowa
Caledonia
Gordie Bauer
L. Johnson
Ken Grob
Bud Becker
Matt Merzenich
Bob Stark
Jack Landry
Waukon
Dogs outsmart humans as puppies slow feeding
Researchers from Nutrena Mills report that dogs reduce food intake just before adulthood. A cocker spaniel near 24 weeks drops daily consumption from 14 ounces to 8 or 9 ounces within a week as growth ends and the system needs less nourishment.
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New York
Nutrena Mills
Notice of Applications for Liquor Licenses in La Crosse
A public notice lists numerous applicants for Class B and Class A liquor licenses in La Crosse Wisconsin with multiple residential and business addresses, including establishments and individuals, plus pharmacist permits and club licenses. The notice culminates with dated approval and clerk signatures.
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Shelby
Ernest G. Roesler
Losey Bird LA Crosse
Wisconsin
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