Marin Pursues Second Leg Of Distance Triple At NCAA
Southern California’s Julio Marin advances to the three mile final in Albuquerque after winning the 6 mile in meet record time of 30 32.9. Carr wins 220 as Mayfield’s broad jump record is wiped out by wind. USC leads team standings with 21 points.
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Oregon
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Nate Adams
Desert Foothills
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Our Savior's Handily Defeats Immanuel In Lutheran League
Our Savior's edged Immanuel 4-2 at Longfellow to hand its Lutheran League rival a first loss in three games. Trinity blanked St. Paul's 8-0 at Memorial East. John son threw a one hitter as Good Shepherd defeated Mount Calvary 14-4 at Hogan Park with Arenz homering for Mount Calvary.
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Palmer Boosts Comeback Pace in Thunderbird Classic
Arnold Palmer shot 3 under par to share the first round lead at the Thunderbird Classic in Westchester. Rookie Jack Rule matched Palmer, with Nicklaus and Gary Player at 69, while Ben Hogan carded 71 and 10,000 fans watched as the field broke par.
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Iowa
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Nicklaus
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Westchester Country Club
Glen's Bar Clinches Seventh Tavern League Win
Glen's Bar won its seventh straight Tavern League game at Houska Park by beating the 400 Club 16-6. Other league results: Baldy's 10-7 over Bohemian Hall. Dugan's 5-4 over John's. Schmidty's 22-11 over Koelbl's. Joe's OK 11-2 over Toby's. Homers were hit by Davidson Toby's Ekern Tauscher Fanel lo G Swan Schmidty's Stange Osowski J Koelbl Koelbls Pete Hall Dave Loomis Baldy's Priebe Glen's Christiansen 400 Ames Osowski Rossman Priebe Glen's.
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Priebe
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Christiansen
Ames
Koelbl’s
Rossman
Vander Meer recalls two no hitters and night baseball debut
Johnny Vander Meer reflects on his two no hitters, the 1938 night game in Cincinnati, and the era of early milestone baseball. He recalls Ernie Lombardi, Lew Riggs, Buddy Hassett, and Ernie Ray, plus a later non credited third no hitter and life after baseball.
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Spencer Tracy
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Key West
Fla
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Oerter May Miss Russ Meet Because of Back Injury
Hugo Al Oerter, two time Olympic discus champion and world record holder, may miss next week's US Russia dual meet as he recovers from a slipped disc. Therapy will determine his ability to compete while the national AAU championships in St Louis next weekend decide team selection for Moscow. Oerter, who set a 205 ft 5 1/2 in world mark, was upset by Jay Silvester at the Compton Relays where the back issue first flared.
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Area baseball schedule highlights multiple leagues
The region lists games in tri state area Caledonia at Eitzen Harpers Ferry at Winnebago Vaile of New Albin La Crosse at Waukon Lansing at Genoa Stoddard at Chaseburg Western Wisconsin League features West Salem at Melrose Soldier’s Grove at Onalaska Tomah at Bangor at night Wildcat League fixtures include Wilton at Camp Douglas Coon Valley at Tomah Readstown at Melvina Norwalk at Ontario Root River League shows Wyattville at Houston Lanesboro at Dakota Rushford at Spring Grove Hiawatha Valley League lists Lewiston at Galesville Rollingstone at Kellogg Cochrane at Trempealeau
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Helen Vetsch Tops La Crescent Women Golfers
Helen Vetsch led the La Crescent Women’s Golf Club outing at Pine Creek Course earning the low score prize. Other winners were Mrs. Sylvester Krajewski for low putts and Mrs. Tim Plummber for high score. The second 4 ball foursome of the season is set for June 23 with a potluck supper after play.
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Winona Legion Tops Houston 7-2 at Gabrych Park
Winona Legion defeated Houston 7-2 in Gabrych Park in a Minnesota Wisconsin Junior Legion League game. Shortstop Tom Runnigen collected both Houston hits, while Bob Bremseth took the loss after six innings with six hits allowed, four strikeouts and three walks. Cliff Warnken pitched five innings for Winona to earn the win. Separately, the Chiefs beat the Orioles 10-3 on Thursday, improving to five wins in seven Trane Co. Plant League starts at Trane South. the Orioles fell to 4-3.
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Bowling Scores Highlight All Star Events at South Lanes
The South Lanes Imperials led a 3 man All Star event posting 607 636 568 612 for 2413. Other teams included Bowlers Pro 549 537 574 598-2248 Sandbaggers 487 557 521 569-2134 and Odd Balls 553 503 541 569-2161 with high individual scores such as EB Zesler 877 and J Wais 837. College bowl results feature Northwestern and Iowa with notable totals and high singles by Jan Jammeson and Gretchen Alverson. Pro Bowl Couples list Bears and Eagles among teams with top scores. Junior League shows Shamrock Pipers leading 669 716 615-2000 with Murder Inc and Cellar Dwellers close behind.
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Mele Urges Uniform Umpire Warmup Pitches Across AL
Minnesota manager Sam Mele urged standard warmup limits for pitchers, citing three different umpire versions. He favors a weather based approach, noting current rule allows eight pitches but can be reduced. Twins' staff injuries include Pascual, Roland, Sullivan, with Stigman, Kaat also sidelined. Pleis to start one game of a Sunday twinbill during an 18 game home stand.
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Stigman
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