Central Caps City Baseball Crown Earned in 9-7 Win
Central High School clinched the city baseball title with a 9-7 victory over La Crosse Logan at Memorial South. The Red Raiders finished 4-6 overall with a 3-1 intra-city record, earning crowns in football, basketball, track, baseball, golf, and tennis.
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la Crosse Logan
Jeff Koeller
Harry Dahl
Ralph Johnston
Steve Lupie
Bill Beranek
Dave Konop
Tom Austin
Dennis Goss
Bob Temp
Dennis Soller
Jim Atteberry
Tony Hefti
Jim Grosch
Ken Niedbalski
Ken Visger
Larry Callaway
John Fe
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Memorial South
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Aquinas
Logan
Central
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Soller
Hefti
Ken Wisger
Keeller
Grosch
John Feroe
Rangers
Proxmire Pushes Goldwater Rockefeller Clash in Wisconsin Primary
Sen. William Proxmire argues for a head to head showdown between Barry Goldwater and Nelson Rockefeller in the 1964 Wisconsin Republican primary. He warns against favorite son tactics and urges open primaries to let voters choose the party nominees, noting strong differences between the two front runners.
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Associated Press Special Service
Washington
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
New York
Jelson Rockefeller
Wisconsin
Proxmire
Byrnes
Melvin R. Laird
R-Wis
Rockefeller
Goldwater
Pro
Kennedy
Bowling Scores From Three Man All Star Meet
Imperials lead with 2344 followed by Odd Balls 2068 Sandbaggers 2136 White Hats 2165 Bowlers Pro 2403 and H W Z 2412 at South Lanes. High scores include G Zeisler 902 and Erv Zeisler high single 240. Moonlight Couples and 3 Man results list top teams and individuals with scores from Holiday and South Lanes.
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Imperials
H.W.Z
G. E. Zeisler
G. Heber
A. Habiger
H. Zunker
B. Wigdahl
H. Weiss
Erv Zeisler
J. Marley
R. Wiggert
P. Johnson
G. Hermanson
J. Mailey
E. Neumann
Gutter Gang
Hiawatha Four
Cousins
Forgetful Four
J. Hoffland
G. Goyette
J. Carter
C. Miller
J. Duncan
L. Morrell
V. Solberg
John Hoffland
Jan Carter
Youth Jailed After Killing Pet Dog
A Dane County judge fined Roger L. Leikness 19 of Stoughton 217.50 for shooting a dog owned by two Stoughton girls and sending him to jail when he could not pay. The girls reported the incident to the sheriff after Leikness halted his car and fired from the window. In a separate note, Oshkosh High School lefty Dave Reamer threw a no hit no run game as his team beat Stockbridge 80 in district baseball playoffs.
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Stoughton
William L. Buenzli
Roger L. Leikness
Dane County
Leikness
Neenah
Dave Reamer
Oshkosh High School
Stockbridge
Education Fund Established In Merediths Name
New York AP reports James H. Meredith says a fund named for him will provide loans and gifts to college and high school students. Ole Miss professors are among contributors and he plans to devote energy to helping underprivileged Americans obtain training. He donated the first 1000 dollars. 12 checks arrived at a dinner in his honor where Mayor Wagner praised his efforts.
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New York
James H. Meredith
University of Mississippi
Ole Miss
Meredith
New Football Substitution Rule Baffles Coaches
In New York, Jim Becker notes the new football substitution rule will allow full unit changes on some downs while restricting others and cutting timeouts. Notre Dame coach Hugh Devore jokes about needing a lawyer to follow the rule, recalling past chaos from 1931 when many stars sat out. Devore predicts misalignments this season as teams adjust to the complex substitutions.
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Associated Press
New York
Hugh Devore
Notre Dame
Devore
Trish
Southern California
Johnny Baker
Trojans
Appeals Court Finds Fraud in Case and American Tractor Merger
The U S Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that fraud tainted the 1957 merger of Case Co Racine Wisconsin and American Tractor Corp Churubusco Indiana. It ordered reinstate Borak s suit after overturning a Milwaukee district court dismissal for failure to post a 75000 bond.
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U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
J. S. Case Co
Case
Racine
Wis
American Tractor Corp
Churubusco
Ind
U.S. District Court of Milwaukee
Carl H. Borak
Borak
District Court
Ford in 3-Hitter Osinski Leads A’s to Win
Osinski cooled Baltimore over seven innings in his first major league start for Los Angeles after a controversial trade involving Bo Belinsky. Charley Dees doubled his season total with three hits including a homer, driving the Angels to a 7 to 4 victory that pulled Baltimore into a tie for the league lead.
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Associated Press
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Dan Osinski
Osinski
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Kansas City
Charley Dees
Los Angeles Angels
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Angels
Los Angeles
Ford Frick
Orioles
Julio Navarro
Dees
Milt Pappas
Ripon College Coach Ronald Joslin Resigns
Ripon College wrestling and track coach Ronald Joslin resigns effective June 8 to enter private business. No successor has been chosen.
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Ronald Joslin
Ripon College
Harold Johnson Favored To Defend World Light Heavy Title
In Las Vegas a 15 round world light heavyweight title bout pits Harold Johnson of Philadelphia against Willie Pastrano of New Orleans. Johnson seeks to extend his win streak as Sonny Liston and Mauro Mina sit ringside. Promoters set purses at 37000 for Johnson and 21250 for Pastrano with 2000 and 1250 for training. The bout airs on ABC at 10 p.m. EDT with 5 points per round and mandatory eight counts after knockdowns.
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Willie Pastrano
ABC
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Peru
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Oldest Active Auto Dealer Dies In Iowa
Ryal N. Miller age 80, claimed as the oldest active auto dealer in the United States, died of a heart attack in Sioux City. He opened his first car agency in 1915 at Lake Andes South Dakota and chaired the Miller Kidder Agency for 40 years. Miller led aviation groups as former president of the National Aeronautics Association and served a decade as a Mid-Continent Airlines director. He once owned the Rickenbacker Airport near North Sioux City.
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Iowa
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United States
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National Aeronautics Association
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Pencil Pushers Challenge Misfits at Trane Park
Softball schedule lists Pencil Pushers vs Misfits at Trane Park South at 10 15 a m and Cellar Dwellers meeting Trane vs Powell Park at 6 30 p m with Nite Hawks facing Cellar Dwellers. Powell Park hosts Misfits vs Nite Hawks at 8 30 p m and Houska Park hosts Super Valu vs W U Katz Co at 10 15 a m in Class B League.
Probers Question Taxi Driver in Biernat Slaying
Kenosha AP reported investigators questioned a taxi driver about the Anthony Biernat case. He had undergone a first lie detector test but declined a second test after Thursday's evaluation raised concerns. Biernat, a jukebox distributor, vanished on January 7 and was found three weeks later.
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Anthony Biernat
William Schmitt
Sheriff's Department
Biernat
Schmitt
Army Seeks 12 000 Draft For August
Washington AP The Army asked for a draft of 12 000 men in August the largest monthly quota this year. The June and July quotas were 4 000 and 7 000 respectively, while 1963's high was 10 000 in April and May. The uptick may reflect replacements for Berlin crisis draftees whose service ends in September.
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Washington
Army
Berlin
Stan Musial Delivering Odd Run Lifts Cardinals Over Giants
In a 6-5 Card victory over San Francisco, Musial pops an infield fly that becomes an out yet helps Curt Flood score and lift St Louis into second place in the National League. Musial’s 1 921st RBI ranks among his most unusual career moments.
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St. Louis
Cardinals
Curt Flood
San Francisco
Giants
White Sox ride Buzhardt shutout to beat Red Sox
Chicago pitcher John Buzhardt earned his fifth win against two losses as the White Sox defeated Boston 6 to 0 behind a three hit game and his second shutout of the season. Nelson Fox Pete Ward and Charlie Maxwell each had three hits as Chicago built a 5 0 lead in the first three innings.
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On This Date In History Highlights
A brief history lineup notes events from 1813 naval defeat at Chesapeake to 1954 Veterans Day name change. It lists Kentucky and Tennessee statehood, Brigham Young birth, Crete evacuation, and past U.S. political moments with Eisenhower and de Gaulle.
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Farm Product Prices Drop 1 Percent in Mid May
The Agriculture Department reports a 1 percent decline in farm product prices from mid-April to mid-May. Cattle eggs and milk led declines, while oranges and hogs rose. The mid-May level sits 0.5 percent below last year and about 23 percent under the 1951 record.
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Journal Games Set as Key Indoor Meet in Milwaukee Arena
The National Indoor Track Meet Directors Association announced a 19 meet schedule for 1964. The Journal Games at the Milwaukee Arena will take place March 7 as the second last event of the indoor season.
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Milwaukee Arena
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Milwaukee rider takes second in Somerville Memorial Day race
Thomas Veitenhaus of Milwaukee finished second in the 50 mile Somerville Memorial Day bicycle race held in Somerville New Jersey. Olaf Moetus of Indianapolis won as the first 37 finishers crossed the line within one second.
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Thomas Veitenhaus
Milwaukee
Olaf Moetus
Indianapolis
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