Local Trapshooting Star Wins Tri-State Handicap
Genial Clyde Rundell of Ashland Wisconsin captured top money of 125 dollars in the Tri-State handicap championship at La Crosse Gun Club with steady clay breaking. Don Blackman of Richland Center and 16 year old Mike Mulder of Minneapolis led tough competition as 78 gunner entries competed in Saturday's handicap program and nearly 100 are expected for Sundays class championships beginning at 8 a.m. The day featured ideal weather with minimal wind as rounds were completed and teams from Wisconsin Minnesota and Iowa prepared for the state team shoot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Rundell
Ashland
Wis
Grandad Bluff
Don Blackman
Richland Center
Mike Mulder
Minneapolis
Rundell
Blackman
Mulder
Tribune
la Crosse
Myrick Park
Henry
John
Brono Mulder
Milwaukee
Walter Bush
Ducks Unlimited
H. O. Hesse
Davenport
Iowa Trapshooting Association
C. K. Baldwin
Winona
Minn
John F. Kurth
Columbus
Charles Swearingen
Marshalltown
Vic Reinders
Waukesha
Co Chairmen Named For Jaycee Amateur County Meet
Lee B Henry La Crosse Jaycee sports director announced Saturday the appointment of William C William L Gifford as chairmen for the annual County Amateur golf tournament. The event, one of the top links tournaments in the area, will be held at Maple Grove and La Crosse Country Club courses in late June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee B.henry
la Crosse
William C. William L. Gifford
Tome
Maple Grove
Prize money shared among eight players and a doubles upset
A prize pool of 67.50 was split among eight players who tied for the remainder after a top award. Ann Burgstaller of Milwaukee was one woman in the group, with the others named from Wisconsin and Iowa. In doubles, Vic Reinders led with 97 points, John F. Kurth and Don Graham tied with 94 and 93 respectively, edging George Kellenbenz.
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Ann Burgstaller
Milwaukee
D H. Hansen
la. Crosse
M. E. Christensen
Ventura
H. O. Hesse
Davenport
Frank Lorenzen
Grand Meadow
Minn
Russell Andler
Columbus
Wis
Bill Hintermeyer
Mondovi
E. D. Ridgeway
Rochester
Wiz
Wack
Henry G. Topp
Madison
Dorothy Schmidt
Herb
Sharenberg
Montene
Voerel
Faribault
Russell
E. Nelson
Austin
Gulp
la Crosse
Cove
Albert Lea
Wilson Lange
Decorah
ME Eee
LeRoy A. Barrett
Wace
Mike ‘Mulder
Minneapolis
A. E. Roth
Prairie du Chien
Steve A. Gentile
Ridgeway
Raymond Goettelman
Don Graham
Winona
John Banwell
Fort Dodge
Is Be
F. R
Clyman
Wie
Vic Reinders
Waukesha
John F. Kurth
Peeree A A. Paget
Appleton
P. D Somers
Conte
Marsha
Wisconsin Crew Draws Lane Five at Marietta Regatta
Wisconsin's varsity crew will row in lane No. 5 in the Marietta Regatta on June 16.
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Wisconsin
Marietta, O
Marietta
Tri State Trapshoot Results Handicaps and Doubles
The Tri State Trapshoot grants prizes across multiple yardage classes in Wisconsin Iowa Minnesota with shooters such as F. Lee Madison George ve Eau Claire and D Blackman Richland Center among many listed. Doubles champions include Russell Andler J Hansel H Hansel Frank Lorenzen Grether Tefft Newell Smith and Joseph Bock with scores and placements shown for each entrant.
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Ed Hanson
Madison
Wis
Gus F. Moser
Sharon
H. F. Hansel
Clayton
Harold Hill
Ferryville
Cea
Ivan E. Hansel
L. M. Grether
Delavan
Ns i
Willard Eeeee Guttenberg
Kewell Smith
Eau ‘Claire
Clyde Rundell
Ashland
Cecil Baldwin
Winona
Minn
Marvin Ulm
Whiting
Ind
Pop
la Crosse
Art F. Shilg
Burlington
Dea
A. J. Powell
Elkhorn
William Stelter
Montello
Merlin J. Davis
Os "Pucker
Tama
Frank’ Tanuma
Grand Meadow
George Jones
Greg
Cas
B. P. Newburg
Witte Aeee A ‘Si
Il. Ce
M. B. Matteson
Russell Andler
Columbus
J. Hansel
E. Hansel
Frank Lorenzen
Ingen
Grether
Teffts
Hesse
Davenport
al Heitman
Milwaukee
Newell Smith
Eau Claire
Joseph Bock
Muscoda
Willerd Tuecke
Guttenberg
W M. Quail
Waukesha
Harry Dunham
Chisox Barred From Dressing Room After Loss to Athletics
Chicago manager Paul Richards barred reporters and photographers from the Sox dressing room after a 15 game win streak ended with a 1 0 loss to the Athletics. Richards said the press restriction was a one time move as the team regrouped, while Jimmy Dykes called it a good ball game. Gus Zernial opened the Athletics scoring with a fifth inning homer.
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Chicago
Paul Richards
Chicago White Sox
Richards
Sox
Comiskey Park
Floyd Baker
White Sox
Athletics
Jimmy Dykes
Red Sox
Boston
Gus Zernial
Philadelphians
Gus
Big Guss
Celebrities Tourney Opens With High Scores In Heat
The fifth annual Celebrities golf tourney at Army-Navy Country Club drew a 95 degree day as leaders posted strong scores. Chandler Harper led pros with 66 while Rep. Tom Pickett and Kyle Rote posted 74 and 75 respectively. Notables and entertainers joined a lively field sponsored by the Washington Post to aid underprivileged children.
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Washington
The
Washington Post
J. Howard McGarth
Army-Navy Country Club
Chandler Harper
Tom Pickett
D-Tex
Kyle Rote
Alice Bauer
Harper’s
John Daly
Ki Aldrich
General Sports
Ted Smits
Associated Press
Alla
Assein
Washington Es Club
Bennie Oosterbaan
Don Bob Sufferidge
Pudge Bettinger
Sammy Bauch
Iman Hickman
Fats Ty Ki Aldrich
Germany Schultz
Alexiewicz
Bronko Nagurski
Jim Thorpe
Lagers Host Austin In Softball Doubleheader
The Old Style Lager team travels to West Avenue Diamond Sunday for a two game set with Austin. First pitch at 10 30 a m and the second at 2 15 p m. Austin eyes another win as Heilemans seek to halt their six game streak with Barnes Mehren to pitch and Kelly Miller on the mound for Austin and Heilemans respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
West Avenue
Minnesota
Heilemans
la Crosse City Recreation
Ronnie Barnes
Bob Mehren
Kelly
Miller
Purdue Nips Badgers 2-1 in Big Ten Baseball
Purdue defeats Wisconsin 2-1 as an unearned run in the eighth inning proves decisive. Badgers pitcher and Purdue hitters clash in a tight conference contest at Madison.
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Madison
Wis
Purdue
Wisconsin
Vogue Team Hosts Two Make-up Softball Games
The Vogue softball team of the 16inch Tavern league will play two make up games Sunday. The first tilt is at 10:45 at Roosevelt diamond against Glenns. In the afternoon at 1 1:30 the Vogue face Fritz' Beer depot.
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Vogue
Roosevelt Diamond
Glenns
Fritz’ Beer Depot
La Crosse Launches Little League Program This Month
La Crosse announces a city wide Little League for ages eight to twelve. Four sponsor teams will compete on Saturdays at West Avenue diamond under lights, with uniforms and special equipment provided. Play starts around June 23, with local youths picked from baseball schools for the organized circuit.
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la Crosse
E. P. Hartl
Ward Avenue
Memorial Field
West Avenue
Quinns
Dolly Madison Dairies
Ericksons
An In the Ponge
Hartl
Jimmy Quinn
Quinns Sports
Carl E. Stotz
Williamsport
Penn
Little League Baseball, Inc
Ford Frick
Ted Husing
Eugene Fry
Rod Martin
Ted Downs
Hart
Tes
Mel Ott's long Nationals career totals over 150 games yearly
The record notes Mel Ott played 150 or more games in each of ten seasons within the National League, underscoring his durability and consistency across a decade of play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mel Ott
Brewers win 1-0 as Fowler shuts out Blues
Art Fowler pitched a five hitter to beat Kansas City 1-0 and move Milwaukee into sole first place in the American Association. Bob Wiesler allowed six hits over eight innings before being lifted for a pinch hitter, as Milwaukee loaded the bases in the sixth and Johnny Logan delivered the decisive hit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Art Fowler
Brewers
Bob Wiesler
Blues
Fowler
Wiester
Johnny Logan
Whitey Thompson
Unser
Wiesler
Melignano
Courtney
Central and Logan Golfers End State Run Far Back
Central and Logan high schools competed at the Janesville Country Club in Wisconsin with Central tying Beloit for 18th at 353 strokes and Logan finishing last at 417. Janesville won the 18 hole state meet at 317. Individual scores included Central players Schubert 81 Westerlund 90 Bibby 89 Townsend 93 and Logans Howard 106 Figgie 105 Schaeder 93 French 112.
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Janesville
Wis
Central
Logan
Janesville Country Club
Beloit
Redders
Karl Schubert
Bud Westerlund
John Bibby
Allen Townsend
Jim Howard
Dick Figgie
Don Schaeder
Ken French
Philippine civil code limits religious teaching in public schools
The new civil code restricts teachers from teaching religion in Philippine public schools. Such instruction may occur only if petitioned by parents, signaling a shift in classroom policy and parental control over religious content in education.
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