Faulk Captures Round Robin Golf Title in New Rochelle
Mary Lena Faulk, from Thomasville Georgia, wins the Women’s Round Robin Golf Tournament in New Rochelle New York finishing tied for medal honors at 365 with Louise Suggs. Faulk earns 1100 top money after a final green birdie and a late point swing as Patty Berg and Beverly Hanson falter.
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New Rochelle
N.Y
Mary Lena Faulk
Thomasville
Nashville
Tenn
Miss Faulk
Louise
Suggs
Wyagykl Country Club
Patty Berg
Beverly Hanson
Marylynn Smith
Twins Rally To Split Twin Bill With Red Sox
In Boston, the Minnesota Twins won 10-5 in game two after losing 8-2 in the opener. Bob Allison and Harmon Killebrew homered for Minnesota, while Pedro Ramos was fined for throwing at Don Buddin. Jack Kralich earned the win with help in the seventh.
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Boston
Minnesota Twins
Red Sox
Twins
Galen Cisco
Sox
Bob Allison
Harmon Killerbrew
Jack Kralich
Don Lee
Pedro Ramos
Minnesota
Don Buddin
Buddin
Frank Malzone
Pless
Vale
Wertz
Valdiviesso
Palmquist
Allison
Dobbek
Jensen
Malzone
E—Wertz
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Schilling
Yastrzemski
Ramos
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Hillman
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RBI
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Lemon
Becquer
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E—Buddin
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Cisco
Lee
Versalles
Kralick
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Cosco
Salles
Geiger
Yim
c-Ru'nels
Valdivielso
Nixon
d-Becquer
Battey
Fornieles
Pleis
P'imquist
Isaac
Rabata Ace and La Farge Win 3-0 as Rabata Stars
Rabata Ace, a La Farge High School 1961 graduate, struck out 16 and walked twice to lead La Farge to a 3-0 win over Hillsboro in a Wildcat League game. Norwalk handily beat Cashton 8-1, tying La Farge and Norwalk for first at 4-0. Ont ario edged Wilton 8-7, Melvina beat Camp Douglas 6-5, and Onalaska routed Newburgs 13-1.
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Danny Rabata
la Farge High School
la Farge
Hillsboro
Norwalk
Cashton
Jim Rabata
Henry Rosenow
Don Ferries
Ontario
Rosenow
Geier
Roger Neitzel
Wilton
J. Creviston
Saxby
Buchholz
Shie
Don
Ferries
D. Ferries
E. Ferries
Ic. Douglas
Melvina
Elsing
Connors
M Schmitz
D. Schmitz
R.schmitz
D. Rabata
J. Rabata
Morgan
Durkee
Cashion
Peterson
Jefson
Schroeder
Lees
Kowitz
Kastberg
Onalaska
Vic
Melrose
la Crosse
Newburgs
Wisconsin
Bill Pohl
Dave Skogen
Evert
Ohardingss
A-R. Johnson
Parizek
Od-H
E. Johnson
I Turek
Oje-Clement
b-Skoy
Ear! Johnson
Henley Rt
Ernst
c-Adams
Of-Lerum
Freitag
Jensen
Johnson
Earl Johnson
Baron
Turck
Frietag
Ree
Wesiie
SF Pohl
Kleist
Spurrier
Ev. Johnson
Spurrier-Pohl
Nite Hawks Triumph in Trane League Defeat Labs 13-5
Bud Robertson pitched a no hit bid Sunday, walking 14 and striking out eight as the Nite Hawks won their sixth straight Trane Co. Plant League game, 13-5 over the Labs. Ralph Scheck homered twice for the winners.
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Labs
Trane Loop
Bud Robertson
Robertson
Ralph Scheck
Iwice
La Crescent edges Waukon in 8-7 thriller
La Crescent '9' edged Waukon 8-7 after four ninth inning runs in a Fillmore Houston league thriller. Grunseth homered and Gruden plus Lietzau had two hits each. Valley drove in three for Waukon.
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Waukon
Iowa
la Crescent
Ron Grunseth
Dick Papenfuss
John Gruden
Bob Lietzau
John Ashbacker
Keith Valley
Valley
Gruden
Horihan
Williams
Downing
New Albin
Dakota
Winnebago Valley
Larry Papenfuss
Clarence St. Peter
W Valley
Papenfuss
St. Peter
Kumlin
Potter
Joe Fink
Fillmore-Houston
Caledonia
Winnebago Valley S
Lansing
Local Softball Schedule At Powell Park And Copeland Park
Powell Park hosts two evening games with Glen's Bar facing 1-2-3 Club at 6 30. 7 30 brings John's against 400 Club. Copeland Park features Joe's O K against Schmidty's Tavern. Memorial Field East hosts Hornets vs Chiefs. Powell Park at 8 30 has Tranees versus Erasers.
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Powell Park
Glen's Bar
John’s
Copeland Park
Joe's O.K
Schmidty's Tavern
Traneco
Memorial Field
Hornets
Chiefs
Tranees
Erasers
Spartan Pinsters Elect Officers for 1961 62
Sparta Wisconsin The Sparta Women's Bowling Association has chosen officers for the 1961 62 season City Association officers are Mrs James Brieske president Carol Williams vice president Mrs Ronald Jenson secretary treasurer and Janice Schlaver sergeant at arms The Ten Pin League officers are Mrs Jack Rasmussen president Mrs Alberta Helgeson vice president Mrs Phillip Isensee secretary Mrs Sidney Herberg treasurer and Mrs Elsie Shea sergeant at arms The Strike and Sparta League officers are Mrs David Hering president Mrs Rita Woodworth vice president Mrs Elaine Champlin secretary Mrs Dean Benedict treasurer and Mrs Nancy Betts sergeant at arms
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Sparta
Wis
Sparta Women's Bowling Association
City Association
James Brieske
Carol Williams
Ronald Jenson
Janice Schlaver
Jack Rasmussen
Alberta Helgeson
Phillip Isensee
Sidney Herberg
Elsie Shea
Sparta League
David Hering
Rita Woodworth
Elaine Champlin
Dean Benedict
Nancy Betts
Major League Leaders Snapshot From 1960s Box Scores
American League leaders include Piersall of Cleveland batting .371 with 79 hits and Cash of Detroit at .370. Mantle leads in runs with 48 and home runs with 18. Keough and Piersall eye 5 triples. In pitching Latman and Grant top win totals at 6-0 and 7-0 with 1.000 averages. National League leaders show Moon batting .365, Cepeda driving in 47, and Koufax striking out 89 in Los Angeles.
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Piersall
Cleveland
Cash
Detroit
Mantle
New York
Colavito
Gentile
Baltimore
Kubek
Power
Romano
Wood
Keough
Washington
Maris
Howser
Kansas City
Aparicio
Chicago
Grant
Latman
Ramos
Minnesota
Ford
Moon
Los Angeles
Aaron
Milwaukee
Bolling
Mays
San Francisco
Cepeda
Pinson
Cincinnati
Coleman
Zimmer
Wills
Virdon
Clemente
Pittsburgh
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Ken Hunt
al Smith
Homer
Yankees
Muriel
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Runnels
a-Harrell
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Muffet
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Schmitz
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Arlan Elsing
Dick Misna
Jim Schmitz
Viroqua
Billy Richards
Ed Tisdale
Roger Harlin
Richards
Tisdale
Bud Schultz
Ron Nowak
Jerry Berends
Mike Schanofer
Virgil Schmitz
Dick Spink
Buros
Schultz
Swenson
V. Schmitz
Flock
Bangor
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George van Voorhis
Ray Gunderson
Dick Gunderson
Tom Benzinger
Elmer Muenzenberger
van Voorhis
Roger Anderson
Benzinger
Anderson
D. Gunderson
Tomah
Mark Dilley
University of Wisconsin
Soldiers Grove
Dilley
Dick Halverson
Grovers
Mike Lund
Winona State College
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Fortney
Lund and
Carlson
Odessa
LA Crosse General Tire, Inc
ATH and Badger
LA Crosse, Wis
General Tire
Norbert Staggemeyer
Bauer
Buege
Staggemeyer
Halverson
Wertzel
Jack Fink
Spartan Pinsters
Major League
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Indians
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Essegian
Sandy Koufax
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Marlon Brand Karl Walden
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